Hello! prospective Uniabuja students, hope you all did well in the just concluded UTME. Richiez is back again to give you all genuine updates. stay glued to this thread so that you'll be well informed. feel free to drop your questions here

Hello, how was your night? Please do you know where Unibuja part time Economics student receive there lecture in Gwagwalada? My name just came out in this last list they pasted, I'll be greatful if you help me find out. Thanks

@lawsaamy, minicampus or gadonasko

thnx dude

This school is suck.richiez you did tell us the outcome of the the last pume drama acted by this school

@eyoyamosko, one man's meat is another man's poison

uniabuja is about rounding up it's first semester exams. next on the school's calender is conduction of post ume screening exercise.

The school is to resume it's second semester on the 8th of August 2011. till then, let's keep our fingers crossed concerning new updates.

Students who did not meet the cut-off mark in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and gained admission into the University of Abuja may lose their admission, the Vice-Chancellor Professor James Adelabu said on Saturday.

Prof Adelabu could not give the exact figure of students at the 20th matriculation ceremony held for the first time at the main campus as there were also students who had gotten admission in other schools on the list sent from the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB).

Adelabu however said when the inconsistencies were cleared the number of new students would not be less than 2,000 into both Regular and Distance Learning academic programmes of the university.

He said regarding the welfare of students, management had sunk ten additional boreholes and provided storage facilities; the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) had energized the power station on the main campus and transportation had been subsidized to N50.

He urged the students to engage in positive academic activities and display high moral standards.

“You should shun examination malpractices, cultism, intolerance and all other negative acts which are bound to impact negatively on your character,” he said.

The Vice Chancellor said management was also developing infrastructural facilities for the four new programmes – Human Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture and Engineering which had accreditation problems with the National Universities Commission (NUC).