cleverj01: Wat else do u xpect? After all its a public forum! Evri1 wants 2 av a superiority of opinion in wich d excess of it turns in2 mal-opinion#2muchofevritinisbad!

jay_p: breaking news: i tried clicking on the admissions page of UI but it says page cannot be opened! i think they're tryin to upload the admission list. try to verify this.

Giftdavids: Na your network no good jare... The thing open like lightening for my phone... Lets just calm down and stop all the anxiety.

jay_p: UI will definitely release the admission list today. mark my words.

jay_p: UI will definitely release the admission list today. mark my words.

jay_p: UI will definitely release the admission list today. mark my words.

jay_p: UI will definitely release the admission list today. mark my words.

jay_p: UI will definitely release the admission list today. mark my words.

pristine7: hmnn so much misunderstanding. Hesjay pls dont be angry o truly that "scored far higher" can be inflammatory that is why I apologise. But am not frustrated na, frustration is not part of the kingdom, there is only righteousness peace and joy in the holy ghost. What I said is the truth I have, I know I fear God not to type falsehood. But why the woes i truly didnt expect that from you not after i hav read you maturity comments. But no problem I hope there is now peace because I enjoy peace.

SOA93: WOT MORE WILL WE HEAR?
The latest news update on ASUU strike
is that ASUU is meeting with FG today
with a view to resolving the lingering
striking action by University
lecturers.
THE Federal Government and the
Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) will meet today in a last ditch
efforts to resolve the lingering crisis
in the University System.
As a prelude to the meeting scheduled
for 10.00a.m today, the Federal
Government was locked in a meeting
with the Vice Chancellors of the
federal universities for about two
hours on Monday.
Supervising Minister of Education, Mr
Nyesom Wike, after the closed door
meeting declined comment to newsmen,
but told journalists that the
government would be meeting with the
leadership of ASUU today.
Wike, who chaired the meeting held at
the auditorium of the National
Universities Commission (NUC), had said
the meeting was a normal interaction
with the vice chancellors.
Before the commencement of the
meeting, Wike excused journalists,
personal assistants, his aides and all
others, except the vice chancellors,
ostensibly to prevent leakage of
their deliberations.
However, Nigerian Tribune gathered
that the meeting was to see how the
universities that have been shut for
about four months now could be
reopened to students as well as fine-
tune discussion on the position of the
government against the meeting with
ASUU today.
Wike had last week assured that the
protracted strike would soon be called
off based on the outcome of the last
parley with ASUU leadership.
Nigerian Tribune had reported that
based on the fresh agreement
between the Federal Government and
ASUU, the leadership of ASUU was to go
back to brief its members at a meeting
after the Eid-el-kabir celebration.
It was gathered, on Monday, that the
meeting today would afford the ASUU
to report to the government about
the position of the union on the
offers by the Federal Government so
far.
The fresh accord struck by the Vice-
President Namadi Sambo with the union,
government had agreed to increase
the N30 billion already released for
the payment of academic earned
allowance to N40 billion.
According to sources, the government
also agreed that the N40 billion should
be regarded only as first instalment,
and not a once-and-for-all payment.
The memorandum drafted at the of the
meeting indicated that the
government would top it up with
further releases once universities
are through with the disbursement of
N40 million.
Accordingly, vice chancellors were
urged to expedite the disbursement
within the shortest possible time
using guiding templates that have
been sent by the Committee of Vice
Chancellors to them.
On the implementation of the Needs
Assessment to Nigerian Universities
report, it was stated that the
government was cognisant and mindful
of the ability of universities to
effectively and efficiently utilise the
N100 billion fund immediately, hence
that figure.
“However, in addition to this N100
billion dedicated and already to be
made available for 2013, N200 billion
(increased from N150 billion previously
agreed) will now be earmarked in the
2014 budget, as well as each of the
following three-four years until the
universities are brought to world-
class standard.
Also, on project prioritisation,
universities would now be allowed to
determine their priorities and not be
“rail-roaded” into implementing a
pre-determined set of projects with
respect to the NEEDS assessment.
Decisions are not to be centralised.
The government also assured that the
operations of the Tertiary Education
Trust Fund (TETFund) would not be
impaired, and that the regular TETFund
intervention disbursement to
universities woul continue,
unaffected.
“So, the NEEDS assessment capital
outlays are in addition to regular
TETFund intervention.”
Although, the President of ASUU, Dr
Nasir Isa Fagge, could not confirm the
willingness of ASUU to attend today’s
meeting, but the Nigerian Tribune
gathered that zonal meetings of ASUU
in their various universities were held
last week to collate opinion of the
members of the government offers.

omodave: all the speculation about this admission has do oo , it has do hmm

Giftdavids: I is feeling you padi e. Lolz... Don't let them give you high BP. Just remove your mind... Whenevr it comes out, we'll see it.

emekakelvin: UI would release d list any moment from now.
If they are really sensible to Instruction,they would comply with Jamb.

cleverj01: Thianah its been a while gudmrnin

omodave: all the speculation about this admission has do oo , it has do hmm

jay_p:
click the page and you'll see a new sub-menu "admissions"

omodave:

bro dem get sense die

omodave:

bro dem get sense die

Eyideejay: chai! this suspense don tire me o. gud morning y'all. hbd in arrears cleverj

emekakelvin:
Salts!!! you misunderstood me
I only meant that UI is strict when it comes to adhering to instruction on the part of candidate.

You did d last conduc+ed pume?
The instruction given was,dress properly. I bet you,had it been you disobeyed ,mehn O.Y.O Lówa
In a nutshell,let them be obedient to jamb.

uninvited: what makes u think so

Thiannah: yea,good morning, aw was ur night? And hope u had a fun filled day yesterday and........ Where's my cake