Stchidex64:

Ok thanks,but I heard sth abt distinctions

Yeah, when you get to pharmacy school proper, u will get the gist

Bukkiminat:


Yeah, when you get to pharmacy school proper, u will get the gist

. Aiit,thank u very much

sundyhlo:

Lol. Wow! That Means U R A Tacsfon Alumna, Ma. Mayb I Was Stil In My Mother's Womb Or Was Nt Yet Conceived Of Then. Lol. Then, Ur Daughter Is Automatically A Tacfonite

yes, she is!

Annibiteye:
yes, she is!

Glory To God!!!

Good day to everybody in the house, for the " aspirants" that will soon turn to UI student: YOU CAN NOW TURN YOUR FADED FABRICS (JEANS AND CHINOS) TO NEW ONES BY PATRONISING "SPECIALIST DYE".
I CAN ASSURE YOU OF 99.99% QUALITY OF THE DYE. MORESO, THIS ONE IS NOT A "WASH & FADE" DYE.

YOU CAN CONTACT ME ON 07052207225
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU!

joshares:
is pre degree, form out,

There is no pre-degree is UI

An important notice God you guys from JAJA clinic(attached below):

Note: The X-ray is now #1800 as opposed to last year's #700

mathefaro:
An important notice God you guys from JAJA clinic(attached below):

Note: The X-ray is now #1800 as opposed to last year's #700

NOTICE TO NEW STUDENT (2016/2017)

The medical screening exercise will commence when the university announces the resumption date.

However, you are expected to do the following:
1. Register and fill your medical form online at www.jajaclinic.ui.edu.ng
2. After filing your form, do your X-ray at the center designated to your faculty strictly.
3. Afterwards, do not come back to the clinic until you receive a text message and an e-mail informing you of the date you have been allocated to come for your medical screening exercise.(Kindly print and bring this e-mail)

*kindly note the following:
*This form is different from the one you have previously filled on the university website and is the only form going to be use for the 2016/2017 student medical screening.

* You are not expected to print this form or any form online. Your medical screening exercise would be done electronically.

Thank you,
Signed by the Management.

mathefaro:

NOTICE TO NEW STUDENT (2016/2017)

The medical screening exercise will commence when the university announces the resumption date.

However, you are expected to do the following:
1. Register and fill your medical form online at www.jajaclinic.ui.edu.ng
2. After filing your form, do your X-ray at the center designated to your faculty strictly.
3. Afterwards, do not come back to the clinic until you receive a text message and an e-mail informing you of the date you have been allocated to come for your medical screening exercise.(Kindly print and bring this e-mail)

*kindly note the following:
*This form is different from the one you have previously filled on the university website and is the only form going to be use for the 2016/2017 student medical screening.

* You are not expected to print this form or any form online. Your medical screening exercise would be done electronically.

Thank you,
Signed by the Management.

newest notice

jboycoded:

newest notice

*SPECIAL RELEASE 2016 / 2017 MEDICAL SCREENING FOR NEW STUDENTS*

Please REGISTER on the JAJA Registration Portal to begin your medical screening registration
MyJAJAPortal
[b]**Note for those who RESIDE outside of IBADAN, *YOU DO NOT NEED to travel down for this exercise until the University has announced the resumption date.* [/b]You can REGISTER TO CREATE an ACCOUNT and fill the form. Once you resume you can begin your medical screening.

*NOTE: REGISTRATION ON THE PORTAL STARTS ON Tuesday, 1/10/2017*

Signed
JAJA management

please, is MEDICINE in U.I very transparent?
cos I don't want to make a mistake again like UNIBEN where they practice what I call NEPOTISM in term of MBBS.. Thanks, are u a staylite or aspirant?

jboycoded:

newest notice

Please has anyone been able to register on the jaja clinic site??
No space to enter Jamb registration number just getting the 'unable to register user error'

Ebend:

Please has anyone been able to register on the jaja clinic site??
No space to enter Jamb registration number just getting the 'unable to register user error'

Hi,

I was able to create an account on the Jaja Clinic website very early today. I was required to upload my passport before proceeding to fill the health questionnaire.

I will have to check back to print my invitation schedule for the chest x-ray.

Try and visit the website again, your inability to access it this morning may be due to a technical glitch. I also logged in again to my page some minutes ago.

Goodluck!

DokitaDave:

Hi,

I was able to create an account on the Jaja Clinic website very early today. I was required to upload my passport before proceeding to fill the health questionnaire.

I will have to check back to print my invitation schedule for the chest x-ray.

Try and visit the website again, your inability to access it this morning may be due to a technical glitch. I also logged in again to my page some minutes ago.

Goodluck!

Thanks alot bro its appreciated!

There's still a list to come according to a UI professor but for the people who get influence.

*modified*

No need to rush guys! Take time to gather enough authentic information before you take any step.

mathefaro:
No need to rush guys! Take time to gather enough authentic information before you take any step.

if you are not able to register on the jaja website you can call the helpline ontop they will tell you to chillax till friday...Keep calm till then

*Important Notice To All UI Freshers...*

You can check your matriculation number by login in to portal.ui.edu.ng, click on NEW STUDENT, then input your JAMB registration number and submit.

_The page will show your Matric No, and your Hall of Residence._

who has being able to get a room

Ebend:
*Important Notice To All UI Freshers...*

You can check your matriculation number by login in to portal.ui.edu.ng, click on NEW STUDENT, then input your JAMB registration number and submit.

_The page will show your Matric No, and your Hall of Residence._

This info is not correct na

mathefaro:
This info is not correct na

Hmmmmmm...Ok

Guys please help oo, I have not been able to register on this jaja site oo. Who ha s registered?

Please can someone just share the details about all the halls in Ui both the male and female ones.

Assignment, project topics and materials for all students www.easy project materials.net .

HALLS OF RESIDENCE

The University of Ibadan has twelve Halls of Residence (ten undergraduate and two postgraduate), with a total optimum capacity of nearly 8,000.

UNDERGRADUATE HALLS

Mellanby Hall


Location: to the North of the University Court.

The first residential hall in the University, named after Kenneth Mellanby, the first Principal of the University College, Ibadan (1947-1953). It was formally opened on 17 November, 1952

Tedder Hall


Location: to the west of the University Court and to Mellaby Hall.

It is named after Lord Tedder (1890 - 1976), Marshal of (1950-1967) who formally opened the present site of the University of Ibadan on 17 November, 1952, when the hall was also formally opened.

Kuti Hall


Location: at the Eastern end of Niger Road.

Formally opened in 1954, it is named after the late Rev. Israel Oladotun Ransome Kuti (1891-1955), an educationist and musicologist, who was the first of Nigerian Union of Teachers, and member of historical Elliot Commission on higher Education in West Africa (1943-1945). The majority report of the commission to which he subscribed let to the institutions of higher education in West Africa


SULTAN BELLO HALL


Location: to the west of Kuti Hall, along Niger Road

It was formally opened in 1962 by the late Sir Alhaji Ahmadu Bello (1909-1966). The Hall is named after his grandfather, Muhammed Bello (1781-1837), a scholar, poet, administrator, soldier and chief builder of the S Caliphate

Queen Elizabeth II Hall



Location: along Oduduwa Road.

Queen Elizabeth Hall, the first female undergraduate is named after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Great Britain and Northern Ireland, who visited
University of Ibadan in February 1956 and performed the formal opening ceremony of the Hall.

Alexander Brown Hall

Location: College of Medicine

Alexander Brown Hall is a mixed hall for Clinical Students.

It was opened in 1957, and named after the late Professor Alexander Brown, the first Professor of Medicine of the University in 1971

Independence Hall


Location: at the end of EL-Kanemi Road.

Independence Hall, so named and formally opened in 1961, in commemoration of Nigeria’s attainment of independence on 1 October, 1960

Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall


The Hall is named after the first Governor –General of Independent Nigeria, first President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe. The first residents of the hall came in 1963/64 session.

Idia Hall


Location: along Barth Road, and adjacent to international school, Ibadan (ISI)

Idia Hall is the second female hall. It is named after Idia, a Bini Queen who lived in 15th century. She was the mother of Oba Esigie who reigned in Benin from 1485-1530. A lovable mother and a power queen. she was the first woman in the then Benin kingdom to start the fight for women’s rights. She was a warrior and, though a woman, led the binis to the victorious battle of idah. It was in recognition of this noble act that her son, Oba Esigie, commissioned the making of a mask to immortalize her. This mask of Queen Idia was the symbol for Festac ’77. Idia Hall was built in 1975. And additional wing was completed in the 1992/1993 session.

Obefemi Awolowo Hall


Location: off Barth Road.

Obafemi Awolowo Hall had once served as the second formal postgraduate hall of the residence of the University, and it served the undergraduates only. Following the disaster the ravage the prefabricated blocks of Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1991, male and female undergraduate students were relocated to the Hall permanently. It was made an autonomous hall of residence in February 1986

THE POSTGRADUATE HALLS

Tafawa Balewa Hall


Location: along EI-Kanemi Road and directly behind Sultan Bellow Hall.

Tafawa Balewa Hall is the University's first post-graduate hall of residence. It was opened in 1968 and named after Sir Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, first Prime Minister of Independent Nigeria (1960-1966), and the first Visitor of the University of lbadan as an autonomous institution.

Abdulsalami Abubakar Hall


Location: along Barth Road, and opposite Idia Hall

Fembleez1:
HALLS OF RESIDENCE

The University of Ibadan has twelve Halls of Residence (ten undergraduate and two postgraduate), with a total optimum capacity of nearly 8,000.

UNDERGRADUATE HALLS

Mellanby Hall


Location: to the North of the University Court.

The first residential hall in the University, named after Kenneth Mellanby, the first Principal of the University College, Ibadan (1947-1953). It was formally opened on 17 November, 1952

Tedder Hall


Location: to the west of the University Court and to Mellaby Hall.

It is named after Lord Tedder (1890 - 1976), Marshal of (1950-1967) who formally opened the present site of the University of Ibadan on 17 November, 1952, when the hall was also formally opened.

Kuti Hall


Location: at the Eastern end of Niger Road.

Formally opened in 1954, it is named after the late Rev. Israel Oladotun Ransome Kuti (1891-1955), an educationist and musicologist, who was the first of Nigerian Union of Teachers, and member of historical Elliot Commission on higher Education in West Africa (1943-1945). The majority report of the commission to which he subscribed let to the institutions of higher education in West Africa


SULTAN BELLO HALL


Location: to the west of Kuti Hall, along Niger Road

It was formally opened in 1962 by the late Sir Alhaji Ahmadu Bello (1909-1966). The Hall is named after his grandfather, Muhammed Bello (1781-1837), a scholar, poet, administrator, soldier and chief builder of the S Caliphate

Queen Elizabeth II Hall



Location: along Oduduwa Road.

Queen Elizabeth Hall, the first female undergraduate is named after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Great Britain and Northern Ireland, who visited
University of Ibadan in February 1956 and performed the formal opening ceremony of the Hall.

Alexander Brown Hall

Location: College of Medicine

Alexander Brown Hall is a mixed hall for Clinical Students.

It was opened in 1957, and named after the late Professor Alexander Brown, the first Professor of Medicine of the University in 1971

Independence Hall


Location: at the end of EL-Kanemi Road.

Independence Hall, so named and formally opened in 1961, in commemoration of Nigeria’s attainment of independence on 1 October, 1960

Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall


The Hall is named after the first Governor –General of Independent Nigeria, first President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe. The first residents of the hall came in 1963/64 session.

Idia Hall


Location: along Barth Road, and adjacent to international school, Ibadan (ISI)

Idia Hall is the second female hall. It is named after Idia, a Bini Queen who lived in 15th century. She was the mother of Oba Esigie who reigned in Benin from 1485-1530. A lovable mother and a power queen. she was the first woman in the then Benin kingdom to start the fight for women’s rights. She was a warrior and, though a woman, led the binis to the victorious battle of idah. It was in recognition of this noble act that her son, Oba Esigie, commissioned the making of a mask to immortalize her. This mask of Queen Idia was the symbol for Festac ’77. Idia Hall was built in 1975. And additional wing was completed in the 1992/1993 session.

Obefemi Awolowo Hall


Location: off Barth Road.

Obafemi Awolowo Hall had once served as the second formal postgraduate hall of the residence of the University, and it served the undergraduates only. Following the disaster the ravage the prefabricated blocks of Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1991, male and female undergraduate students were relocated to the Hall permanently. It was made an autonomous hall of residence in February 1986

THE POSTGRADUATE HALLS

Tafawa Balewa Hall


Location: along EI-Kanemi Road and directly behind Sultan Bellow Hall.

Tafawa Balewa Hall is the University's first post-graduate hall of residence. It was opened in 1968 and named after Sir Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, first Prime Minister of Independent Nigeria (1960-1966), and the first Visitor of the University of lbadan as an autonomous institution.

Abdulsalami Abubakar Hall


Location: along Barth Road, and opposite Idia Hall

Thanks for sharing the details. Earlier in this thread, u wrote that some education department cajoled their students to sign a form that they wouldn't crossed. What conditions were given to them that made them fill the form, and do other departments do so. Pls wat department are u in Ui nd ur level.

This thread dull sha........

DrHost:

https:///BIjW2IOSiYrI0i6zttv1Tq

Add me

rinvin27:

Thanks for sharing the details. Earlier in this thread, u wrote that some education department cajoled their students to sign a form that they wouldn't crossed. What conditions were given to them that made them fill the form, and do other departments do so. Pls wat department are u in Ui nd ur level.

It was during registration and many didn't know until after they had done so, it came to their notice. Not all departments. I only heard about some departments in Education.


Law.
200.