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I don't know about UNILAG, but where I graduated from, transfers are only processed at the beginning of a new session, when results of the previous session have been released--not in the middle or at the end even though they start selling transfer forms towards the end of the session. Even if the transfer works out, you would likely be going back to 200 level and would be losing 2 years (plus however long you spent on probation). In my opinion, This would only be worthwhile if you are sure you are transferring to a department you actually like and you are sure you would do better in your new department, else there is a chance this would happen again.

I would say you do some introspection and reflection and find out what you really want out of your life and where it went all wrong. You sound like an intelligent person so I believe you can figure it out. If you decide a degree is what you want, you might want to cut your losses at this point, retake JAMB and start over preferably in a new school and new environment in a course you are sure you can do better in. That is what I would do. But until then, you can hold onto to the admission you have and keep fighting.