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Hello,my brother scored 181 in jamb and I just found out that uniabuja's cutoff is 180. Does uniabuja accept second choice for computer science?

shanny001:
Hello,my brother scored 181 in jamb and I just found out that uniabuja's cutoff is 180. Does uniabuja accept second choice for computer science?

'àpply for a change of course/ institution and put uniabuja as ur first choice., but before doing that make sure that you have someone that will help u process ur admission in the school....

DIRECT ENTRY 2016 IS OUT

we do all online registration,POLICE
RECRUIMENT, JAMB CHANGE OF
COURSE/INSTITUTION,ALSO REGISTER
FOR IJMB DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION TO
200 LEVEL TO ALL UNIVERSITY
WITHOUT JAMB, ND ALSO ONLINE
PAYMENT,08024205249...

When are we resuming?

18th april 2016

I'M JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS.
After some days away from school, I
reported back to campus today to see a
notice pasted at the entrance of Mini
Campus, Opposite the Post Office at the
main gate. I was overwhelmed with sympathy. I took
on the shoe of empathy, then, the
confusion took me up like a garment and
the pity of tomorrow engulfed my feeble
mind. I wondered what would be the nature
of Nigerian communities at nearby future. Oh! 54 students were expelled just like that
in a day? The result of 4 or 5 years in this
hot Gwax would be expulsion? Does that
mean no other means to punish students
than expulsion? What do you think would
be the fate of such Youth in this fidgeting country?
After years of thunderous rain! After years
of scorching sun! After years of frightening
storm! After years of freezing harmattan!
After squatting in a room with other 10
squatters in a room meant for 5 students? After jumping through Shuttle's Windows
just to meet up with test or exams in Psite!
The man finally becomes hopeless and
useless to himself.
If a youth is thrown out of school because
of misdeed? Who will now orientate or chastise the youth to be a conformist? Have
they forgotten that frustration might lead to
aggression? And aggressiveness could born
rascality?
If Nigeria University Commission does not
know, this is time they should know, a student that is thrown out of school for
malpractices will either become a vagabond
around Campuses or even become a
dreadful miscreant in the extended society.
We are just trying to breed more criminals
in already dwindling terrain. I'm only suggesting that suspension'
punishment or payment of fines as
punishment might be of help than forcefully
making people to be hopeless. Hopeless
situation leads to frustration, a frustrated
person becomes touchy, a bellicose individual becomes a deviant. Then, the
crime rates continue to fly higher.
I don't support examination malpractices,
but I'm supporting other punishments apart
from expulsion. Expelling students can only
proliferate the numbers of youths' criminality in Nigerian society
witty.

Wittywizard:
I'M JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS.
After some days away from school, I
reported back to campus today to see a
notice pasted at the entrance of Mini
Campus, Opposite the Post Office at the
main gate. I was overwhelmed with sympathy. I took
on the shoe of empathy, then, the
confusion took me up like a garment and
the pity of tomorrow engulfed my feeble
mind. I wondered what would be the nature
of Nigerian communities at nearby future. Oh! 54 students were expelled just like that
in a day? The result of 4 or 5 years in this
hot Gwax would be expulsion? Does that
mean no other means to punish students
than expulsion? What do you think would
be the fate of such Youth in this fidgeting country?
After years of thunderous rain! After years
of scorching sun! After years of frightening
storm! After years of freezing harmattan!
After squatting in a room with other 10
squatters in a room meant for 5 students? After jumping through Shuttle's Windows
just to meet up with test or exams in Psite!
The man finally becomes hopeless and
useless to himself.
If a youth is thrown out of school because
of misdeed? Who will now orientate or chastise the youth to be a conformist? Have
they forgotten that frustration might lead to
aggression? And aggressiveness could born
rascality?
If Nigeria University Commission does not
know, this is time they should know, a student that is thrown out of school for
malpractices will either become a vagabond
around Campuses or even become a
dreadful miscreant in the extended society.
We are just trying to breed more criminals
in already dwindling terrain. I'm only suggesting that suspension'
punishment or payment of fines as
punishment might be of help than forcefully
making people to be hopeless. Hopeless
situation leads to frustration, a frustrated
person becomes touchy, a bellicose individual becomes a deviant. Then, the
crime rates continue to fly higher.
I don't support examination malpractices,
but I'm supporting other punishments apart
from expulsion. Expelling students can only
proliferate the numbers of youths' criminality in Nigerian society
witty.

Its a sad one,

I've not seen the list but from my predictions 80% would be from 100lv.. reason be that they're new to the system. But expulsion is not the best option... expulsion should be considered after two suspensions. .. that way I'd be fair enough.

If you're a jambit here, kindly forget ur secondary school smartness before entering Uniabuja. Exam malpractice is not good.

Whatsapp group for specifically political science students and aspirants.+2347037894154 #NAPSS

Are there 100 level medical students in uniabuja presently?....ur replies are highly required nd welcomed

The University of Abuja has lost accreditation in 14 out of its 45 courses, according to official documents seen by Daily Trust.
The university’s director of Centre for Distance Learning (CDL) Professor Siyan Peter has been removed and replaced with Professor Odumuh Theresa.
In a press conference on April 10, 2016, the Vice Chancellor Professor Michael Adikwu denied that the university has lost accreditation in key disciplines, hiring of 200 workers illegally and also denied that the CDL director was under probe over alleged diversion of funds only to remove him on the day his denial was published on Monday last week.
The university’s deputy registrar information, Waziri Garba also denied the allegations in a letter to Daily Trust published on April 15, 2016.
After these denials, the vice chancellor contradicted himself yesterday in an interview with Daily Trust where he said by the time he took over, most courses were not accredited and those that were last accredited were as far back as 2005 and 2009.
On CDL director, he said he was sacked, saying “we didn’t send him away because of corruption… the only accusation was that there is a charging that is going on,” he said.
On recruitment, he said: “We recruited at various time, some were not by this administration, but they were only regularized, they were given what is called month to month basis (temporary) appointment and now what we did was to regularize it after two years they are now given what is called confirmation of appointment.”
The Federal Character Commission (FCC) has told Daily Trust it was not part of the process where the university converted casual staff to permanent staff as claimed by the vice chancellor.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) denied the accreditation as a result of 2014 audit of academic courses, an official document has shown.
The document, containing the status of all courses offered by the institution, showed that only 14 were fully accredited while 21 were given interim approval by the NUC and only 10 have full accreditation.
Courses that were denied accreditation by the NUC are Microbiology, Chemistry, Law, Mathematics Education, Integrated Science, Geography Education, Economics Education, Chemistry Education, Biology Education, Agricultural Education, Philosophy, Linguistics, English Language, and Accounting.
It was gathered that the courses were denied accreditation due to low staff strength, staff / students’ ratio and facilities such as classrooms, libraries.
The 21 courses with interim approvals are Business Management, Arabic Studies, Christian Religious Studies, History, Islamic Religious Studies, Theatre Arts, History Education, Social Studies, Chemical Engineering, Civil Eng, Electrical Eng, Mechanical Eng, Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology.
In a letter to the vice chancellor dated March 26, 2014, NUC said the institution has been banned from admitting students into courses that were denied.
The letter signed by the deputy executive secretary of the commission, Professor C. F. Mafiana said interim accreditation is valid for two years and that programmes with interim status would be denied accreditation after two visits.
He said full accreditation is valid for a period of five years.
Source at the institution said the vice chancellor removed Peter as the director of the distance learning centre following the interim report of the committee constituted to investigate the alleged fraud.
An official document shows that 201 staff have been employed by the vice chancellor.
A breakdown of the employment showed that Benue state where the vice chancellor hails from had 33, Edo where the pro-chancellor of the university hails from had 8 and Plateau where the institution’s registrar is from had 10.
Further analysis of the recruitment showed that Abia state had 5, Adamawa 3, Akwa Ibom 4, Anambra 9, Bauchi 3, Borno 3, Cross River 2, Delta 7, Ekiti 2, Enugu 5, FCT 7, Gombe 4, Imo 8, Kaduna 5, Katsina 3, Kebbi 1, Kogi 19, Kwara 5, Nasarawa 10, Niger 2, Ogun 2, Ondo 3, Osun 5, Oyo 10, Rivers 6, Taraba 1, and Niger 1.
Analysis of the document shows that nobody was recruited from Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Jigawa, Yobe, Zamfara, Jigawa and Sokoto states.
In its reaction, the Federal Character Commission (FCC) said though University of Abuja obtained approvals for recruitment of some staff, there is no evidence to show that some of the staff recruited were casual employees.
The Special Assistant on Media to the FCC’s Executive Chairman, Abdullahi Adamu Idris, told Daily Trust on phone that the FCC was not representated at the interview to convert the casual workers to permanent staff.

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Wittywizard:
The University of Abuja has lost accreditation in 14 out of its 45 courses, according to official documents seen by Daily Trust.
The university’s director of Centre for Distance Learning (CDL) Professor Siyan Peter has been removed and replaced with Professor Odumuh Theresa.
In a press conference on April 10, 2016, the Vice Chancellor Professor Michael Adikwu denied that the university has lost accreditation in key disciplines, hiring of 200 workers illegally and also denied that the CDL director was under probe over alleged diversion of funds only to remove him on the day his denial was published on Monday last week.
The university’s deputy registrar information, Waziri Garba also denied the allegations in a letter to Daily Trust published on April 15, 2016.
After these denials, the vice chancellor contradicted himself yesterday in an interview with Daily Trust where he said by the time he took over, most courses were not accredited and those that were last accredited were as far back as 2005 and 2009.
On CDL director, he said he was sacked, saying “we didn’t send him away because of corruption… the only accusation was that there is a charging that is going on,” he said.
On recruitment, he said: “We recruited at various time, some were not by this administration, but they were only regularized, they were given what is called month to month basis (temporary) appointment and now what we did was to regularize it after two years they are now given what is called confirmation of appointment.”
The Federal Character Commission (FCC) has told Daily Trust it was not part of the process where the university converted casual staff to permanent staff as claimed by the vice chancellor.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) denied the accreditation as a result of 2014 audit of academic courses, an official document has shown.
The document, containing the status of all courses offered by the institution, showed that only 14 were fully accredited while 21 were given interim approval by the NUC and only 10 have full accreditation.
Courses that were denied accreditation by the NUC are Microbiology, Chemistry, Law, Mathematics Education, Integrated Science, Geography Education, Economics Education, Chemistry Education, Biology Education, Agricultural Education, Philosophy, Linguistics, English Language, and Accounting.
It was gathered that the courses were denied accreditation due to low staff strength, staff / students’ ratio and facilities such as classrooms, libraries.
The 21 courses with interim approvals are Business Management, Arabic Studies, Christian Religious Studies, History, Islamic Religious Studies, Theatre Arts, History Education, Social Studies, Chemical Engineering, Civil Eng, Electrical Eng, Mechanical Eng, Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology.
In a letter to the vice chancellor dated March 26, 2014, NUC said the institution has been banned from admitting students into courses that were denied.
The letter signed by the deputy executive secretary of the commission, Professor C. F. Mafiana said interim accreditation is valid for two years and that programmes with interim status would be denied accreditation after two visits.
He said full accreditation is valid for a period of five years.
Source at the institution said the vice chancellor removed Peter as the director of the distance learning centre following the interim report of the committee constituted to investigate the alleged fraud.
An official document shows that 201 staff have been employed by the vice chancellor.
A breakdown of the employment showed that Benue state where the vice chancellor hails from had 33, Edo where the pro-chancellor of the university hails from had 8 and Plateau where the institution’s registrar is from had 10.
Further analysis of the recruitment showed that Abia state had 5, Adamawa 3, Akwa Ibom 4, Anambra 9, Bauchi 3, Borno 3, Cross River 2, Delta 7, Ekiti 2, Enugu 5, FCT 7, Gombe 4, Imo 8, Kaduna 5, Katsina 3, Kebbi 1, Kogi 19, Kwara 5, Nasarawa 10, Niger 2, Ogun 2, Ondo 3, Osun 5, Oyo 10, Rivers 6, Taraba 1, and Niger 1.
Analysis of the document shows that nobody was recruited from Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Jigawa, Yobe, Zamfara, Jigawa and Sokoto states.
In its reaction, the Federal Character Commission (FCC) said though University of Abuja obtained approvals for recruitment of some staff, there is no evidence to show that some of the staff recruited were casual employees.
The Special Assistant on Media to the FCC’s Executive Chairman, Abdullahi Adamu Idris, told Daily Trust on phone that the FCC was not representated at the interview to convert the casual workers to permanent staff.

OMG I JUST CHANGED MY COURSE TO EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS I DID NOT KNOW IT NOT ACCREDITED WHAT AM I GOING TO DO SO WORRIED.

yettypeddy:
OMG I JUST CHANGED MY COURSE TO EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS I DID NOT KNOW IT NOT ACCREDITED WHAT AM I GOING TO DO SO WORRIED.

@madam yetty.. This is the centre for distance learning and not undergraduate... It is another programme that is being run in the university

Wittywizard:
DIRECT ENTRY 2016 IS OUT

Bros pls what's the latest abt dis year's admission process, is there going to be post utme exams, If yes, is the form out?

Abdullahi4u7:
Bros pls what's the latest abt dis year's admission process, is there going to be post utme exams, If yes, is the form out?

the post utme form is not yet out and it will be out before the end of second semester exam... For now there is no news if there will be postume or not..

Witty pls what's the subject combo for public administration?

Wittywizard:

the post utme form is not yet out and it will be out before the end of second semester exam... For now there is no news if there will be postume or not..

Wittywizard:

the post utme form is not yet out and it will be out before the end of second semester exam... For now there is no news if there will be postume or not..

Thanks. pls can you give me your phone no So that I can always get updated through you via WhatsApp?

do you have an o level result ,get admission now into any course of your choice without jamb or post utme check my signature

Abdullahi4u7:
Thanks. pls can you give me your phone no So that I can always get updated through you via WhatsApp?

my phone number is 07037169000..... I do not like receiving call that much because i am always the busy type.....

Bobbieydeey:
Witty pls what's the subject combo for public administration?

for public admin pls reread your JAmb brochure.....

Wittywizard:

for public admin pls reread your JAmb brochure.....

witty can't find it there else I won't be asking g..... What's ur whatsapp

olutund:
Are there 100 level medical students in uniabuja presently?....ur replies are highly required nd welcomed

yes

News:


From the registrar to students
Ref: UA/R/GN/97
Date : 20th may 2016.


Declaration of mid-semester break for second semester 2015/2016


This is to inform students that the vice-chancelor, on behalf of the university senate,has approved two(2) weeks mid semester break for the second semester,2015/2016 academic session to take from Friday 20th may 2015.
Students are therefore advised to move out of the hall of residence within twenty four (24) hours.
All essential services to the hostels shall be put on hold for the period of the break,

Thank you.
Sign: mrs rifkatu Hoshen Swanta ,
Registrar.

hey..any aspirant looking for admission with jamb score above 180 should contact me on this number 09057581357..

This is no scam..i know Uniabuja is a school well known for evil predators always hunting for helpless victims to devour...i was a victim too..

btw i'm currently a student of Physics department..300 Lvl


NB: i'm only trying to help!!!

This is to advise all Candidates who
selected University of Abuja (UNIABUJA)
as their first choice Institution in the
2016 JAMB UTME/DE that applications are
hereby, invited from suitably qualified
candidates for Pre-admission Screening into Undergraduate programmes of the
University, for the 2016/2017 Academics
Session.
The physical interaction and sighting of
original certificates will commence from
the date of resumption of 2016/2017 Academic Session in the University, at
various course of choice.
A. ELIGIBILITY
i. Only UTME/DE Candidates who selected
University of Abuja are eligible for Pre-
admission Screening. ii. UTME Candidates must have scored
minimum of 180 and made University of
Abuja first choice Institution to be
eligible for Pre-admission Screening.
iii. Awaiting Result Candidates who
expects the release of their result before the Pre-admission screening processes is
concluded can also apply and must update
their results on the portal not later then
15th September, 2016.
B. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
i. All Candidates for Undergraduate studies in the University of Abuja must
have obtained at least five (5) credits
including English and Mathematics in not
more than two sittings in WASC, NECO,
GCE (Ordinary Level) or their equivalent,
depends on various Course of choice. ii. UTME Candidates must meet the
Subjects combination requirements.
Candidates seeking for direct entry
admission into any of the Undergraduate
Programme must possess an Advance
level Result, OND or HND with a minimum grade of lower credit, University degree
with minimum grade of third class or
their equivalent.
C. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. UTME Candidates who does not meet
requirements are to apply for change of course to another course of which
subjects combinations are met.
2. Each Candidate shall bring along to the
venue of the screening the following:
i. Acknowledgement Slip/ Receipt and
Application Form Printout as it admits candidate to the physical interaction and
sighting of original certificate screening.
ii. Original Certificate/JAMB Result Slip/
Direct Entry Registration Slip.
Candidates are to arrive at the screening
venue by 9:00a.m. A candidate who is not admitted into the
programme applied for cannot transfer
the application forconsideration into
another programme Statement of result
of four (4) years and above will not be
accepted for admission (Candidate should therefore obtain certificate from the
relevant examination body).
Pre-admission Screening Application fees
(N 2,500) are non-refundable.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Application forms can be obtained online via www.unibuja.com click Pre-admission Screening, print procedure to access sales
of forms from the Portal, generate
Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR), make
payment online (Form fee N2,500) Fill
form online, save and submit, print Pre-
admission Screening Acknowledgement Slip / Receipt and Application Form
Printout Online.
Completed online application form
printout and other relevant documents
are to be presented at the physical
interaction and sighting of original certificate exercise. Short listed
Candidates shall be published on the
University Web Portal at a later date.
CLOSING DATE
The Online Screening Application form
will close on Wednesday, 17th August, 2016 (Three weeks) at 11:59pm. University of Abuja www.unibuja.com if u do not know how to go about it call francis or meet me at aluta gate on 07037169000

I did register 10 people today.. For more info come to aluta gate and ask of francis on 07037169000. For your pre-admission screening registration

If you know you are an aspirant of Uniabuja and you have not done your pre-admission screening please try and do it now before it is too late