naturally: Take up the futo offer and still write the job. Maybe the biochem will be of more benefit to you, who knows

PROCTOR: Why not take a look at it from this angle
are u sure of making jamb next year
and if u do,what of putme and u know d cutoff for mbbs is usually high.they might still end up giving u another course
i'd advice u go for d admission and try your luck again next year

eleojo23: I understand your predicament. But I'm not comfortable with you putting all your eggs in one basket (medicine and surgery). I would have asked you if medicine is the only course you think you can study but you've already stated that you think you'll find fulfilment there. I am not sure what made you say that but I think you should open yourself up to more possibilities of success/fulfilment outside medicine and surgery.
Years back when we were applying for Jamb, most of my mates were bent on going for medicine but only a few got it in the end. I know one of them who later opted for nursing and she did not regret it (from my conversation with her).

You really need to consider some things here.
1. Are you really sure that you won't find fulfilment (whatever you define it as) anywhere else apart from the field of medicine? Must it really be medicine and surgery? No other medical/related course would do? You have not been in the professions before so you should not conclude that you won't find fulfilment in any of them apart from medicine. It may be this mindset that will actually rob you of fulfilment if you later find yourself in any of these other professions. You need to open up your mind to possibilities. Life doesn't usually go one a straight and rigid line.
2. I am praying that you get medicine the next time you try but perhaps you did not get it, are you willing to go on trying knowing that time waits for no man?
You said you want to apply for UNN and from what I know, many persons (thousands actually) apply for the school so the competition is very stiff. I'm not trying to discourage you, just trying to let you know what your decision implies.
3. I advice that you take up the biochemistry and write the jamb next year. If you eventually get it, I believe money will come from somewhere for you to process your admission (it's your dream course we are talking about here!). This will have you covered on both sides because you won't have to loose both.

bushdoc9919: Do the biochemistry, pass with a first class....then register for Medicine/transfer to University of Ibadan's Medicine Faculty....at 400level.

Arinze96: Limited funding bro

Arinze96: Please, can you shed more light on this? It seems helpful. Thanks in anticipation.

RoyalRoy:

I believe in following ones dreams. But there is something I noticed about you from your write up.

You do have a passion and love for medicine but you dont seem academically strong enough for it .

Dont get me wrong, you tried with your 180 cutoff mark but that's an average score for someone who wished to study a high profile course like medicine and surgery.

The post Utme score is also average which means you are not so outstanding enough to survive as a medical student.

Your sister has tried by setting you on a good path and like bushdoc9919 has stated you can work your ass off in biochemistry and cross over if you still have the passion.

A bird at hand is worth two in the Bush. Wise up bro.