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Better by far is a desirous institution and thus i kinda wanna know as much as possible

jayone15: Bro,u seem to knw much abt my skl ...lol
#Probitas Doctrinas#

more so ve got many friends in college of health-uith-okeoyi...

Leystra:
Bros... UI don't run Pre-degree or any Diploma programme d only programme dey run is like a part-time programme DLC, advisable for working class...
Sharperly go register for OAU pre-degree programme... if it is still on

ıtz closed

58 slots taken by first choice for pharmacy.....what becomes the fate of second choice peepz?

Miracleojo:
you need not do that,anyone can correct anybody,I didn't do that in rancor or acrimony but in clear conscience....you can correct me next time, who knows?

boss mi of lyf..... Xowi for any misconduct..... *grin*

cleverj01: Wich kind plenty? Na only 53 we b and na only 8 gals name i c 4 d list! Gosh! Dis is wat i call #DISEQUILIBRIUM OF GENDER! UI do somtim oh! So dat guys no go do WWE 4 lecture hall! !o!#I REP TEAM POLITICAL SCIENCE!

lol..u mean d UNBALANCE GENDER

emekakelvin: Hmmm
Only online clearance is possible at dis time.
The main clearance would be till God knows the date

na wa o.ASUU de Bleep up big time

harnnarh: na condition wey make crayfish bend o,,,na mbbs i wan do b4,,,,,,,,still thank God I WasnT Among Those That Did COC,,CoS D CourseS There Are AnnoyN! thank God O!

lol..can u add me on facebook wt dis..MICHAEL AIYETAN jnr

Afternun to u all...let me use dis medium to congratulate all admitted peeps,,may u live long to complete ur course in the first and d best university............d second choice should be patient because one to two more list will be released soon,so dnt panic.....d candidates dat will b admitted 4 mbbs is btw 120 and 135......(add me if u get any question.....2go=joegbemiga,prophetjoe95...whatsapp=08080981826)

GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?

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Please i wil like to knw what D.E is and how it works, is it dat after ma two years of ND i wil be given the OND level certificate or what nd hw is the entry in ui.PLEASE WHO KNOWS BETTER ABOUT DIS SHOULD REPLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE I NEED DIS INFO BADLY

Bros dis 1 pass UNBALANCE GENDER OH! 2 me i c am as 1 SIDED SCALE! anyways tnk God me nd lestra dey desame faculty so notin spoil

Mikebis: lol..u mean d UNBALANCE GENDER

Tnk God we ar in desame faculty na un2 peeping tinz b dat oh! Hope u no go pursue me ba? !o!

Leystra:
Na Psychology get more gurls pass...
Gurls are more than guyz gan

harnnarh: ,,,i prefer u add me instead@ adejugbagbe kehinde hannah

....... Nyc pics..... #team profile viewer...... Xo, u studied in ondo state.... Nyc one....

^^
Cld there really be a uni as calm and peaceful as unilorin..?..i doubt it!!:
we no strike,yet we collected the money....We stl collect am,we share am peacfully.....
#i rep better by far
#probitas doctrinas#

Jossy4luv1: Afternun to u all...let me use dis medium to congratulate all admitted peeps,,may u live long to complete ur course in the first and d best university............d second choice should be patient because one to two more list will be released soon,so dnt panic.....d candidates dat will b admitted 4 mbbs is btw 120 and 135......(add me if u get any question.....2go=joegbemiga,prophetjoe95...whatsapp=08080981826)

pls what about fallback courses we did during registration?? Any hope frm dt?

Egbon SeyiKP oo....
I hear say u dey do slimfitting...
Pls is it true?..
I get some shirts wey i wan slimfit,if na true,make i jam u for ya hostel nxt wk o...(maybe weekend..might nt hv tym during d week)

Tommybob: ....... Nyc pics..... #team profile viewer...... Xo, u studied in ondo state.... Nyc one....

thanks

harnnarh: ,,,i prefer u add me instead@ adejugbagbe kehinde hannah

lol..i saw ur name on ui list,xo i was doubtin mayb its u.no p,u gona c ma request

Tommybob: ....... Nyc pics..... #team profile viewer...... Xo, u studied in ondo state.... Nyc one....

na wa o tommybob..u don de pass ur boundry o,no b biochem u de na,nd she no talk say mk u hide am*strng face*

Take it down low rock dis party,dance lyk say u no send nobody x2...skelewu oya fijo powo..

Mikebis: lol..i saw ur name on ui list,xo i was doubtin mayb its u.no p,u gona c ma request

owk...no p

harnnarh: ,,,i prefer u add me instead@ adejugbagbe kehinde hannah

Copy Dat!

SOA93: tnx my sista

Uwc

d admitted eco students should pls come out o.let's start 2 know one another.

Please i need info abt direct entry, is it dat i will be given ma OND level certificate or not and how is direct entry process in university of ibadan any1 wu knws better about this shud please reply me as soon as possible