hey guyz,it's rili true dt d list is out o.ma cousin stays in ife,she checked mine 4 me.d list is alreadi in skul,u culd go check urs but if nt,i'm sure it'll soon be on deir site.cheers peeps!

please tell me what to do i scor 219 and am running for Economics dept. is there going to be a considration, kindly get me informed HOW ABOUT THE DE STUDENT ARE THEY GOING TO BE ADMITED ALONG SIDE WITH THE JAMBTOS, PLEASE LET ME KNOW, WHOSOEVER KNOWS SHOULD TELL ME

pls i did th oau post ume as second choice universty which i scored 236, i got 247 in jamb and the jamb cut off mark for my course is 240.please wat re my chancesv i realy need to no.and the oau admission list is nt accessilble onthe internet. someone shod please help out, i realy nedd ANSWER , OAU IS MY LIFE LINE. PLS MY NO IS 08055460887.PLS HELP

pls help me check the admission list either in engineering or science for OLATINWO JEREMIAH OLUWAGBEMIGA 82728787HA.
(OAU)

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stop posting a lie info on this place any more there is nothing like any list

Hi Fellow NLders,

The information i got from a friend that reside in Ife is that The list is out and pasted on campus @ each faculty boards. but it's not yet on net. hopefully by next week, they should upload it to the skul website. but if you are anxious of seeing the list, i will advise you go down to campus and confirm things 4 urselves. All the best to the freshers.

Ahmed.

P.S my earlier post isn't recent if you check the date, that's for last session.

Please I need to know if, the list for dept. of accounting is out. Any info feel free to send report to my email: bimson4ureal@yahoo.com or call 08034286100. Name: LAWAL ABIMBOLA.

it all rumour the admission list the guy was refering you to is for last year .i checked it but it was for 2007/2008 session

i pray the list should be upload this week beus i need it

plz i need thr hint on how i can check the oau post ume cuttoff mark 2010. plz call: 08037256112

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