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UNIABUJA Post Utme 2013/2014 holds 15th And 16th August?




August 13, 2013 by VNTI Leave a Comment

UNIABUJA Post UME (for 2013/2014 Session) TIME – TABLE

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into UNIVESITY OF ABUJA as either 1st or 2nd choice in 2013 UTME, and who scored 180 points and above that Unibuja Post-Ume is scheduled as follow:

….Thursday 15th August, 2013

¤ Faculty of Sciences
¤ Faculty of Management Sciences
¤ Faculty of Education

….Friday 16th August 2013

¤ Faculty of Arts
¤ Faculty of Social Sciences
¤ Faculty of Law

NB:
Candidates are to come to the venue along with the following:

1. Jamb Result Slip (Original & Photocopies)

2. Waec/Neco/NABTEB Certificate/Statement of results (Original & Photocopies

3. 2 (two) passport size photographs.

4. A Bank draft of #1,000 (Payable to ‘The University of Abuja’) purchased 4rm any Commercial Bank within the Country – Nigeria.

FG Holds Crucial Talks With ASUU On Strike Today, Releases N100bn

The Federal Government will engage the leadership of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in a crucial talks today, in a move to end the ongoing strike by the union.

Minister of Education, Professor Ruqa’yyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, made this known in Abuja, on Monday, saying reasonable progress had been made in the ongoing efforts to get the lecturers back to classroom.

She noted that a presidential intervention of N100 billion had been released to the implementation committee of the Needs Assessment Report, which has the Benue State governor, Gabriel Suswam, as chairman.

Professor Rufa’i, who spoke while declaring open the mid-term review of the four-year strategy plan for the development of the education sector, said this was to address some of the identifiable challenges in the nation’s university system.

She said it was as a result of the resolve to address all challenges facing the sector that assessments of each area of the education sector were carried out.
“We have done this for the federal unity schools and it is helping in their transformation. The recent one carried out for all public universities has led to a presidential intervention to ensure that challenges identified are given due attention.

“As a result, N100 billion has been committed to this and the president has inaugurated an implementation committee chaired by Governor Suswam,” she said.

The minister said the implementation of the four-year strategic plan (2011-2015) was on course, stressing that credible progress had been made in the six focal areas as outlined in the plan.

She reaffirmed the commitment to move the sector ahead, saying “we shall continue to dig deep and identify further challenges and address them.”

Professor Rufa’i, therefore, appealed to all stakeholders to continue to show understanding, support and partnership, noting that “our actions today will define where we are tomorrow.”

She added that government would continue to dialogue with ASUU in order to end the ongoing strike that had crippled academic activities in government’s universities in Nigeria.

Hopes of quick resolution
of the present face-off
between the Federal
Government and the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities were dashed on Tuesday as the Minister
of Finance, Dr. Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala, said the
government has no
resources to meet the
union demands. Foreclosing possible truce
to the five-week old
industrial action that has
paralysed academic
activities in the nation’s
ivory towers, Okonjo- Iwela said the striking
university lecturers were
asking for #92 billion in
extra allowances,
maintaining that
government lack means of picking the bill.
Speaking in Minna at the
annual National Council on
Finance and Economic
Development meeting, the
minister said that ASUU demand was coming at a
time government was
making efforts at reducing
the structure of public
expenditures.
The theme of the meeting is: “Restructuring Nigeria’s
Finances.”
She said, “At present ASUU
wants the government to
pay N92 billion in extra
allowances when resources are not there
and when we are working
to integrate past increases
in pensions. We need to
make choices in this
country as we are getting to the stage where
recurrent expenditures
take the bulk of our
resources and people get
paid but can do no work.”
She declared that if the demands of the university
lecturers are met and “we
continue to pay them
salaries and allowances we
will not be able to provide
infrastructure in the universities.”
The minister argued that
when she assumed office
“the share of recurrent
expenditure in our total
budgets had increased astronomically. “
“In fact recurrent
expenditures accounted
for about 77.2 per cent of
the federal budget and we
are now working to re- balance this ratio,” the
minister added.

The Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics
(ASUP)
announced the decision to
suspend the nationwide
strike on July 16, 2013.
Unfortunately, it has just
been
a pause.
ASUP is gearing for
another industrial action, which
would
commence after next
week, and
would be indefinite.
The union made the appropriate
statement on August 13,
2013,
Tuesday during the mass
protest
to 'save public education' in
Lagos.
"The suspension of the
strike
will expire next week and
up till now government has not
done
any single thing in the
agreement," said Chibuzo
Asomugha, ASUP's
National President.
After 81 days of inactivity
in
polytechnics across
Nigeria, the
union decided to suspend the
strike following the level
of
progress made in
negotiations
with the government. ASUP said that it
suspended the
strike to allow the Senate
Joint
Committee on Education to
liaise with relevant government
agencies with a view to
tackling
the union's demands
within one
month. Among ASUP's demands
include
the need for constitution
of the
Governing Councils of
Federal Polytechnics; migration of
the
lower cadre to CONTISS 15
salary
scale; and the "worrisome
condition" of state-owned polytechnics in the
country.
"Government should stop
paying
lip service to public
education," said Mr. Asomugha. "The
closer
you get to this people in
government, the more you
lose
hope."

Another round of discussions
and negotiations between
Federal Government’s NEEDS
assessment committee and the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities has begun in the
Federal Capital Territory.
In his opening remarks, the
Chairman of the committee,
Governor Gabriel Suswan of Benue
state expressed hope that the two
bodies will reach an agreement and
suspend the industrial action.
However, the president of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge said the union is
opened to discussions on the
funding of the education sector in
Nigeria.
It would be recalled that talks
between both parties has hit birk
walls severally with the recent one
earlier in the month, as Professor
Nasir Faggae vowed that the union
would not succumb to any pressure
to call off its six weeks old strike if
all its demands are not met by the
government.
Mr. Fagge told journalists in Abuja
that although negotiations have
continued, there’s nothing yet on
the table. He said the union remains
resolute in sustaining the ongoing
strike action to ensure that the
topical issues affecting the nation’s
university system are tackled
decisively once and for all.
However, the chairman of the
Needs Assessment Committee of
the Nigerian Universities, Governor
Gabriel Suswam of Benue state
says the public holidays have
stalled the smooth progress made
so far, but if all goes according to
plan, the strike may be called off
next week and also assured
Nigerians that the industrial dispute
will be resolved.
The President of ASUU, Professor
Nasir Faggae was not under
pressure to call off the strike,as he
insisted that the union is resolute in
sustaining the ongoing strike action
if the issues in contention are not
met.

Another round of discussions
and negotiations between
Federal Government’s NEEDS
assessment committee and the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities has begun in the
Federal Capital Territory.
In his opening remarks, the
Chairman of the committee,
Governor Gabriel Suswan of Benue
state expressed hope that the two
bodies will reach an agreement and
suspend the industrial action.
However, the president of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge said the union is
opened to discussions on the
funding of the education sector in
Nigeria.
It would be recalled that talks
between both parties has hit birk
walls severally with the recent one
earlier in the month, as Professor
Nasir Faggae vowed that the union
would not succumb to any pressure
to call off its six weeks old strike if
all its demands are not met by the
government.
Mr. Fagge told journalists in Abuja
that although negotiations have
continued, there’s nothing yet on
the table. He said the union remains
resolute in sustaining the ongoing
strike action to ensure that the
topical issues affecting the nation’s
university system are tackled
decisively once and for all.
However, the chairman of the
Needs Assessment Committee of
the Nigerian Universities, Governor
Gabriel Suswam of Benue state
says the public holidays have
stalled the smooth progress made
so far, but if all goes according to
plan, the strike may be called off
next week and also assured
Nigerians that the industrial dispute
will be resolved.
The President of ASUU, Professor
Nasir Faggae was not under
pressure to call off the strike,as he
insisted that the union is resolute in
sustaining the ongoing strike action
if the issues in contention are not
met.

Breaking News :
ASUU FINALLY SUSPENDS
STRIKE ...
After a crucial meeting held
at
Abuja today, the National President of
the Academic Staff Union of
Universities,
(ASUU) Dr. Nasir Fagge said
the federal government
and the union have
finally reached a
compromise and the strike
has
finally been
called off sequel to the fact that their needs have
been
met by the
federal government. He
urged students to go back
to their various
schools and start
work,and also lamented
that the
lecturers
should resume work too but they should not teach
the
students until
Kano Pillars wins UEFA
Champions Leauge . In his
final statement,he
said students should
go and learn a trade and
leave
ASUU and FG
alone to continue their SEASON FILM ...
*please no insults*

Wittywizard: Breaking News :
ASUU FINALLY SUSPENDS
STRIKE ...
After a crucial meeting held
at
Abuja today, the National President of
the Academic Staff Union of
Universities,
(ASUU) Dr. Nasir Fagge said
the federal government
and the union have
finally reached a
compromise and the strike
has
finally been
called off sequel to the fact that their needs have
been
met by the
federal government. He
urged students to go back
to their various
schools and start
work,and also lamented
that the
lecturers
should resume work too but they should not teach
the
students until
Kano Pillars wins UEFA
Champions Leauge . In his
final statement,he
said students should
go and learn a trade and
leave
ASUU and FG
alone to continue their SEASON FILM ...
*please no insults*

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Dannyxy: where do u stay?

lagos... Do i have any chances.......?

splendid Roland: i wont make it for this uni abuja post ume .....

splendid Roland: have not been to abuja before... How will i find my way... Am so confused... My parents are telling me not to go for the post ume again

Please this is an advice to all aspirants of Uniabuja, UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA post-UTME is not COMPULSARY. If you know you cant make it to Abuja withing this short time, dont panic because this post-UTME is just formalities as its not going to be used for this admision. The fact you miss the post-UTME does not stop you from getting admision into UniBUJA, so you can save yourself the risk, pray and beleive in God.

Meanwhile, for those who can make it, the registration procedures goes like this:
* purchase a bank draft from any of ECOBANK, UBA, UNITY BANK or FIDELITY BANK, (Gwagwalada branch only) at the price of #1500+

* Proced to main campus of the school along airpot road.
* At the exam venue, you are required to present the following documents;
- Original JAMB-UTME result
- WAEC/NECO result
- Indigene/Local Govt. Identification form/letter
- Birth certificate/declearation of age
- Two passport size photographs.
No exam, its just screaning and a one or two oral question.
Goodluck to you all.

If you are not able to get the bank teller/draft in time, dont panic as it will still be on sale at the main campus on the screening, only but an increased price, maybe 2 to 3 thousand naira.
Goodluck

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Gluck 2 y‘all...hmmm uni abj what a wierd school,anyway‘z i pray u guyz get admission next year...

Chelcy10: Meanwhile, for those who can make it, the registration procedures goes like this:
* purchase a bank draft from any of ECOBANK, UBA, UNITY BANK or FIDELITY BANK, (Gwagwalada branch only) at the price of #1500+

* Proced to main campus of the school along airpot road.
* At the exam venue, you are required to present the following documents;
- Original JAMB-UTME result
- WAEC/NECO result
- Indigene/Local Govt. Identification form/letter
- Birth certificate/declearation of age
- Two passport size photographs.
No exam, its just screaning and a one or two oral question.
Goodluck to you all.

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Since Engineering has been approved, and the engineering students has been called back, is there any chances of gaining Direct Entry (DE with ND result) admission to study computer engineering into 2012/2013 session? Since there will be a need to urgument the number of students in the engineering department. Any reply will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any assistance rendered.

FG Cannot Afford ASUU’s Demands – Okonjo-Iweala



on August 14, 2013



The demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, may not be met as the federal government lacks the resources to meet them, the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said, dashing hopes of Nigerian students who were expecting a good outcome from the meeting of the two parties.

Following the discussions with the striking lecturers yesterday, the federal government’s Needs Assessment Implementation Committee has however agreed to release N100 billion for the provision and upgrade of infrastructure in the 61 public universities identified in the Needs Assessment Report.

Speaking in Minna, the Niger State capital in a speech at the opening of a two-day meeting of Commissioners of Finance and Accountants-General of states Ministries of Finance, Okonjo-Iweala said ASUU’s demands did not fall within the reach of the federal government. She added that there were a lot of things competing for the resources of the government.

“At present, ASUU wants government to pay N92 billion in extra allowances when the resources are not there and when we are working to integrate past increases in pension.

“We need to make choices in this country as we are getting to a stage where recurrent expenditures take the bulk of our resources and people get paid but can do no work.

“At the federal level and in most states, our budgets consist mostly of recurrent expenditures, yet, we continue to have demands for more recurrent spending,” she said.

According to the minister, recurrent expenditures account for about 77.2 per cent of the total budget, this the Ministry of Finance was working on, to re-balance the ratio and improve the budget formulation process.

The minister further said the country was still suffering from the effect of the 2010 increase in salary asking that “do we want to get to a stage in this country that all the money we earn is used to pay salaries and allowances”.

She said if the demands of the university lecturers were met and ‘we continue to pay them salaries and allowances, we will not be able to provide infrastructure in the universities.”

Okonjo-Iweala lamented Nigeria’s over-dependence on oil, which she noted has resulted in deterioration of the nations non-oil tax, adding that in 1970, non-oil taxes accounted for 74 per cent of federal government’s revenues but by 2012, it had declined to only 30 per cent of federal government revenues.

“Many states and local governments are also dependent on monthly revenue allocation from the central government. On average only 11 per cent of sub-national revenue was obtained from internally generated sources,” she said.

Okonjo-Iweala disclosed that the volume of external and internal debts of the country had been on the increase, saying “In August 2006, when I left office, we had a total of $17.3 billion comprised of $3.5 billion in foreign debt and $13.8 billion in domestic debt.”

She added that “by 2011, when I returned to office, the total debt now stood at $47.9 billion and the domestic debt had now grown to about $42.3 billion.”

The minister, however, said the federal government had taken measures to revamp the economy, adding that these measures have started yielding fruitful dividends in the areas of direct capital investment in the country in establishment of industries and agro-based firms.

FG/ASUU: Negotiations continues monday 19th

A common ground is yet to be reached between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal Government as negotiations towards calling off the ongoing ASUU strike action will continue on Monday.

The Chairman of the Universities Needs Implementation Committee and Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswam made this known to newsmen in Abuja ON Tuesday after a three-hour meeting between ASUU and the government team.

According to him, the grey areas would soon be resolved going by the progress made so far.

He said “Well the meeting continues next week Monday. We made some progress, we had very fruitful discussion with ASUU and we have agreed we are to meet again on Monday at about three o’clock. When we meet again we will be able to arrive at some decisions.”

Reminded that he had made same promise last week, before, Suswam said“No, I said between one and two weeks. There is nothing wrong; you know we introduced some new faces, the minister of finance; you agree with me she is attending the meeting for the first time and also the Director General Budget. Now that Finance is coming, we are getting close to resolving it because the strike isabout settling some debts and also intervening in the universities and so she is here and she also has contributed.”

“We believe that when we meet next week Monday with ASUU we would have moved from where we are to the next stage. I can assure Nigerians that the President has taken this seriously as you can see the Minister of Finance and two ministers of education, Distinguished Senator, DG Budget, Minister of Labour, every person who should be here is here to show concern.”

He went on: “I have spent so much time as governor being part of this which shows the seriousness which the President attaches to what is happening in the education sector. As I leave here, we are going to the second meeting which is on the Needs Assessment. We want to make sure that we solve this problem so we are holding meetings round the clock.”

“We are making progress in the negotiations and we hope that we will be able to solve this problem soonest. The
stage that we are now we are hoping that when we meet next week, we should be able to conclude on the discussion.”

“The fact that we were unable to conclude today does not mean that the meeting is deadlocked; very fruitful meeting and I believe that when we meet next week, we will arrive at some conclusion. That is what I can tell you.” He stated.

The ASUU President, Comrade Nasir Isa Fagge, however, declined to comment on the agreements so far reached at the closed door meeting.

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Chelcy10:

Please this is an advice to all aspirants of Uniabuja, UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA post-UTME is not COMPULSARY. If you know you cant make it to Abuja withing this short time, dont panic because this post-UTME is just formalities as its not going to be used for this admision. The fact you miss the post-UTME does not stop you from getting admision into UniBUJA, so you can save yourself the risk, pray and beleive in God.

yeah if u cant meet up wit d p.utme dnt boda ursef,i'm a gud example of dat cos i dint go 4d p.utme nd i waz given admission...so ppl just kip prayin nd bliv in God d admission is urs....GOODLUCK 2U ALL

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Pls go for the post utme, u don't have to put all eggs in one basket... U don't have to put all ur mind on jamb coz dey can Bleep u up... A guy scored 204 last year and was given admission the other guy scored 232 and was not given admission u can see the differ. A friend of mine did not come for the last year exam and was given admission...... Pls come if u can..... Does ones saying dat its not compulsory were given admin by jamb.....good luck

Dose dt went for 2days exercise shld hint us nah!...

[quote author=bsquare18]yeah if u cant meet up wit d p.utme dnt boda ursef,i'm a gud example of dat cos i dint go 4d p.utme nd i waz given admission...so ppl just kip prayin nd bliv in God d admission is urs....GOODLUCK 2U ALL[/
pls wat was ur jamb score?... and hw many do u hv 2 score in jamb b4 it givs u admin.?

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