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DoubleN:I used my certificate. Concerning transcript, my school issued a sealed one and also a student copy. The student copy would be your personal copy of the original transcript. If that's issued, you would have made the photocopy. But in this case, ionno what would happen ?Maybe you could explain to them at the registration point.. ***modified*** The guy above hit it sha |
In all honesty, this power bank is one of its kind. I use a blackberry Z30 with a 2880maH battery. Charges the device with ease.... plus, the PB has great power storage. I might not charge the device(PB) for 3 days..... ta times I wonder if it has this eternal power storage capacity... About getting my second..... |
harffie:Tey Tey bro.... ![]() |
harffie:no offence taken ![]() |
Prixus:Try downloading 'android assistant'. You can get that from Google! or get it from any android market |
harffie:Did you check the notice board well to see how you're to pay? It's well stated that tuition fee, obligatory fee and the bank charge should be on same teller. Bro, go back and shine ya eyez!!! On the bank teller, the account name should be: PG tuition, obligatory and bank charge fee. Always read and follow instructions before jumping |
Iyawo mi - Timi Dakolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On repeat!!!!! |
Awelewa - Gabriel Afolayan |
Unborn child - banky W |
teevyne:access bank doesn't allow for split payment. You'll have to pay both obligatory and tuition fee with #250 commission. First bank allows split payment sha |
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According to our source yesterday, it was learn't that The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Port-Harcourt Zone, has berated the Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University, LASU, Professor John Obafunwa, over the alleged withdrawal of doctorate certificates of the chairman of ASUU, LASU branch, Dr. Adekunle Idris and 18 others. According to source in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, the Zonal Coordinator, ASUU Port Harcourt Zone, Professor Beke Sese, who condemned the action, also accused LASU VC of high handedness, witch-hunting and plotting to destabilize the LASU branch of ASUU. Professor Sese, flanked by the chairperson of ASUU, University of Port Harcourt, chapter, Professor Antonia Okerenguo and her counterpart from the Niger Delta University, Chapter, Dr. Satnley Oguon, and other ASUU executive members from the zone, queried the alleged interdiction of the National President of the French Teachers Association of Nigeria, Professor Tunde Fatunde by the Vice Chancellor over a charge of being rude to the Registrar, describing it as “ridiculous as it is ludicrous.” This is insane lamented ASSU lamented and demand urgent explanation from LASU V.C. |
chengfu:I'll give it to ACCESS BANK |
When will we be jostling for hostel accommodation ![]() |
Instalmental payment link is back online for PT students. |
For those confused on the course registration as to whether to register for either first or both semesters now, disregarding the information on the admission page : item 7 on http://spgs.unilag.edu.ng/admission.php , the PG coordinator in my department said we should register for first semester. Adding that it's semester by semester. You could as well ask your departmental PG coordinator or HOD.... I do hope this clears the air.... |
ace4tunde:yes..here |
Please anybody here. How did you register for second semester courses? |
Dadehmola:Please, how did you generate the second semester page? Please ooooo |
I'd tell u to print out the acceptance first....not till then will u understand my POV. oluwagream:take it to hall C |
You sign the acceptance letter urself....or aint u the one accepting? So, who else would sign for u? oluwagream: |
Not just your acceptance letter. All your credentials would be submitted at hall C. Four copies each of : bio data, course form, admission letter, acceptance letter, certificate, NYSC, payment receipt (online copy) , receipt for prospectus.....in that order in FOUR places StringAngel: |
[quote author=oluwagream post=29986507][/quote]Not just your acceptance letter. All your credentials would be submitted at hall C. Four copies each of : bio data, course form, admission letter, acceptance letter, certificate, NYSC, payment receipt (online copy) , receipt for prospectus.....in that order in FOUR places |
Ahead of the 2015 general election: understanding where we came from. Most countries were borne out of shared ideas and common identify, Nigeria was created to fulfil a business requirement - that of supplying goods and services to the Great Britain. In 1900, Britain officially assumed responsibility for the administration of the whole of what we now know as Nigeria from the Niger company. And gradually, British protectorates were spread all over the territory. In 1914, the territories were amalgamated into one Nigeria. In other to take over the territory from the company, the British government paid the sum of €865,000 - a huge amount at that time. Incidentally, the Niger company is still around today, but known by a different name - UNILEVER.
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Maambee:You register every semester. Wait till next semester |
chrysla:Good one there. There's no denying that fact. Yar'Adua is one of the best presidents Nigeria ever produced |
This Fayose shouldn't pit my dear state into problem o. It's certain Buhari will and has taken over FEBUHARI elections |
kolidave:Where exactly in Ekiti? All 3 network providers are good, just that they are area dependent. |
mayorall:Happy Monday, lol! Was directed to your page. Wanna ask how many times ur PB will charge my 2880maH battery for Z30? Urgent reply plea. I'm in Ikirun at the moment. Left Osogbo yesterday. Would be in Lagos today. |
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