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Good day great people.waiting and hoping 4 d best in d 2nd batch list

Waiting patiently 4 d list.we shall all rejoice by God's grace.

The help 4 d helpless 4rm d most high God will help us to make it in this awaiting 2nd batch list.no money 4 runs/ leg oo.Only in GOD i trust.and we shall make it by God's grace.

Good morning.Awaiting 2nd batch.

Sanguine: [size=20pt]HELP IS ON THE WAY!![/size]

make the HELP board a jet oo,And land permanently here for all of us in the room.pepu are here waiting 4 help of God over this admission stuff oo.

Osunstate: Funaab vibes
Ogunleke Matthew >
Funaab vibes
Funaab admission lies in
the hand of a woman,
she has the power of
admitting and not
admitting but I knw
that God is more
powerful. She even
screens V.C list before
consideration. She is by
name Mrs. Badmus
(admin at funaab
senate house), I was
opportuned to see her
yesterday to complain in
a peaceful way abt my
post utme 64%, gud
o'level result and yet no
admission. She didn't
even want to listen to
me, but she behaved
arrogantly dat she didn't
want to hear anything
abt admission but my
greatest surprise was
that a woman who is
her friend came to her
abt her son who wasn't
admitted for direct
entry and she assured
her of the admission!
Let's just continue to
pray for this country!

if a woman is selecting who/who not to admit like dat, and FUNAAB is equally admitting student Of FSP With lower credit/pass in d below courses which they are train for during d programme,then we need to be more prayerful.TWO YEAR FOUNDATION SCIENCE PROGRAMME
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA
INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT (INHURD) P.M.B 2240, ABEOKUTA,
TWO YEAR FOUNDATION SCIENCE PROGRAMME . The programme is designed to prepare candidates for admission into 200 levels of the degree programmes offered by the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta as listed below:
1. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (COLAMRUD)
Bachelor of Agriculture with options in
(i) Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
(ii) Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
(iv) Agricultural Administration
2. COLLEGE OF ANIMAL SCIENCE AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION (COLANIM)
Bachelor of Agriculture with options in:
(ii) Animal Breeding and Genetics (ii). Animal Nutrition
(iii). Animal Production and Health (iv). Pasture and Range Management
(v). Animal Physiology
3. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (COLENG)
Bachelor of Engineering with options in:
(i). Agricultural Engineering (ii). Civil Engineering
(iii). Electrical and Electronics Engineering (iv). Mechanical Engineering
4. COLLEGE OF ENVIROMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (COLERM)
(i). Bachelor of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
(ii). Bachelor of Environmental Management and Toxicology
(iii). Bachelor of Forestry and Wildlife Management
(iv). Bachelor of Water Resources Management and Agro-Meteorology
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES (COLNAS)
Bachelor of Science with options in:
(i) Biochemistry (ii) Biological Sciences (Botany and Zoology options)
(iii) Chemistry (iv) Mathematics
(v) Statistics (vi) Computer Science
(vii) Microbiology (viii) Physics
6. COLLEGE OF PLANT SCIENCE AND CROP PRODUCTION (COLPLANT)
Bachelor of Agriculture with options in:
(i) Crop Protection (ii) Plant Breeding and Seed Technology
(iii) Horticulture (iv) Plant Physiology and Crop Production
(v) Soil Science and Agricultural Mechanization
7. COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE (COLVET)
Doctor in Veterinary Medicine with options in:
(i) Veterinary Anatomy (iii) Veterinary Physiology
(ii) Veterinary Pharmacology (iv) Veterinary Physiology
8. COLLEGE OF FOOD SCIENCE AND RURAL ECOLOGY (COLFHEC)
(i). Food Science and Technology (ii). Food Service and Tourism
(iii). Home Science Management (iv). Nutrition and Dietetics
9. COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES (COLMAS)
(i). Bachelor of Economics (ii). Bachelor of Banking & Finance
(iii). Bachelor of Accounting (iv). Bachelor of Business Enterprise
Management with options in Entrepreneurial Studies and Business Management

rkarang: Imagine? The lady I met at the Senate and Admission Office yesterday was offered APH with lower in FSP(Foundation Science Programme).

.oga oo,what is now d destiny of we 4rm other poly/institution?or is it not FSP run by FUNAAB? anyway am looking unto God.almighty God that do hers will do mine. Animal Production & Health on my mind.I'm there by God's grace.the admission list will only be completed when we av all been admitted, insha Allahu.so,let keep our faith and not lose hope.with God,all things are possible.

Osunstate: not yet offered admission,i put my trust in God,cos of C's,cos ds tym around i can c unaab base on o level...

.yes oo,IN God I trust too,cos it seems FUNAAB based d admission on O'level, or the No Of guru with Distinction and high grade o'level is much .I too have DISTINCTION from polyibadan,applying for APH,but my o'level is in Cs.let just keep praying,as we are expecting 2nd batch.Our names shall be among d successfully admitted candidate in d coming 2nd batch list Insha a Allahu.any DE candidate admitted to COLANIM?Pls signify.

Good day great people, I pray we shall all be admitted by God's grace.let hope for d list by weekend.

Anybody admitted to COLANIM?APH precisely,if so,post ur composite.

HABRUZZY: Thanks to Allah I was successfully admitted so happy for those that are yet. To see their names God will perfect yours

.CONGRATULATIONS!!!,BRO,4 ur DE right? Which course?

I have checked too,but not yet on d list.house,could d info on acceptance fee be true?if so,who can guess d schl fee?

Funaab news and gist update
NOTICE ADMISSION LIST IS OUT!!!
UTME CANDIDATES AND DE CANDIDATES
ALL candidates that made FUNAAB their
First Choice Institutions and sat for the
Post-UTME should note the schedule of
activities below which involve the
successful candidates.
This is First Batch Admission and there
will be Second Batch.
For the First Batch successful candidates,
the list will be uploaded on FUNAAB
portal on 19th October, 2013. So
candidates should check for their status
Successful candidates are to pay
Acceptance fee and Smart ID Card of
N40,000.00 (Forty Thousand Naira),
Computer Training Fee of N 5,000.00 (Five
Thousand Naira and N 200.00 (Two
Hundred Naira) bank charges within two
weeks, that is not later than Friday, 1 st
November, 2013. The payment of
Acceptance Fee should be made into
FUNAAB Account in any of the following
banks;
Guaranty Trust Bank Plc.
(0032590602)
Zenith Bank Plc. (1130035520)
Wema Bank Plc. (0122249215)
Other banks (Access Bank, First Bank
and FUNAAB Micro- Finance Bank) will
join soon.
The screening of invited candidates is
scheduled for a later date, and you will be
duly informed on our website.
DO NOT WAIT TILL 1ST NOVEMBER, 2013
TO SOURCE FOR YOUR ACCEPTANCE
FEE. GET YOUR FEES READY
IMMEDIATELY NOW!!!
goto Funaab admission portal to check your name.
culled from Funaab's website.
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SSANU Suspends Strike
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has announced the suspension of its week-long strike.
The suspension of the strike is contained in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday and signed by the association’s National Secretary, Mr Promise Adewusi.
It said that the decision to suspend the strike was informed by the Federal Government’s compliance with the association’s demands.
“Following substantial compliance to our demand for the payment of August and September salaries of our members which is the reason for our current national strike action, we hereby suspend the strike and direct all our members to return to their duties with effect from Monday, the 14th of October, 2013.”
The statement thanked members of the association for their solidarity, adding that the non payment of the salaries of its members for work done would not happen again.

omodave: i think we are going somewere, SSANU hv suspended their strike next is NASU & ASUU

.i pray they call it off by next week oo.

Am tired of this ASUU strike.both FG & ASUU are just playing wt our educational career/life.Nigeria!!! A great country that is well known with immesurable tolerance 4 hardship(inherited 4rm generation to generation) ......lavie continua. Motto :hardship makes us strong. vision: it go better.

ASUU Strike: Nigeria lecturers vow to continue strike as FG stops salaries.
The government’s new directive starts from September.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, is “unshaken” by the federal government’s recent ‘No Work No Pay’ policy on the striking lecturers, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.
The federal government’s decision to stop paying the lecturers’ salaries was confirmed by the university lecturers after their Thursday meeting.
Rising from ASUU’s zonal conference in Abuja on Thursday, the union responded to the ‘No Work No Pay’ strategy by stating that it had resorted to other welfare strategies to cope with the effects of the policy.
“The Federal Government has through the National Universities Commission, directed universities to stop the payment of our salaries effective September this year and since then our salaries have not been paid,” Clement Chup, ASUU Zonal Chairman in Abuja, said.
“Part of (our) welfare strategy, involve distributing food items, giving out soft loans and cash advances to members,” he added.
The union is currently on an over three-month-old industrial action over the failure of the government to implement the 2009 agreement it reached with the lecturers.
Festus Iyayi, a former ASUU President, said that the union remains resolute in the face of the government’s latest strategy.
“I can confirm that the federal government has stopped payment of the salaries of academic staff,” Prof. Iyayi, who led ASUU in 1986, told PREMIUM TIMES.
“This ‘get them to capitulate by starving them’ policy has been employed by government in the past. It did not work. Our members are ready to make whatever sacrifices are needed to make government honour agreements,” he added.
The federal government’s latest move may have pulled the plug on negotiations between it and the striking lecturers.
The government toed a similar path during the 2009 ASUU strike but the lecturers stuck to their guns, with then ASUU President, Ukachukwu Awuzie, stating that “they would not allow the issue of salaries to dampen the desire of its members to seek fundamental changes in the Nigeria’s educational system

ASUU Strike: Nigeria lecturers vow to continue strike as FG stops salaries.
The government’s new directive starts from September.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, is “unshaken” by the federal government’s recent ‘No Work No Pay’ policy on the striking lecturers, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.
The federal government’s decision to stop paying the lecturers’ salaries was confirmed by the university lecturers after their Thursday meeting.
Rising from ASUU’s zonal conference in Abuja on Thursday, the union responded to the ‘No Work No Pay’ strategy by stating that it had resorted to other welfare strategies to cope with the effects of the policy.
“The Federal Government has through the National Universities Commission, directed universities to stop the payment of our salaries effective September this year and since then our salaries have not been paid,” Clement Chup, ASUU Zonal Chairman in Abuja, said.
“Part of (our) welfare strategy, involve distributing food items, giving out soft loans and cash advances to members,” he added.
The union is currently on an over three-month-old industrial action over the failure of the government to implement the 2009 agreement it reached with the lecturers.
Festus Iyayi, a former ASUU President, said that the union remains resolute in the face of the government’s latest strategy.
“I can confirm that the federal government has stopped payment of the salaries of academic staff,” Prof. Iyayi, who led ASUU in 1986, told PREMIUM TIMES.
“This ‘get them to capitulate by starving them’ policy has been employed by government in the past. It did not work. Our members are ready to make whatever sacrifices are needed to make government honour agreements,” he added.
The federal government’s latest move may have pulled the plug on negotiations between it and the striking lecturers.
The government toed a similar path during the 2009 ASUU strike but the lecturers stuck to their guns, with then ASUU President, Ukachukwu Awuzie, stating that “they would not allow the issue of salaries to dampen the desire of its members to seek fundamental changes in the Nigeria’s educational system

ASUU Strike: Govt. Begins No Work, No Pay.
October 11, 2013
After three months of fruitless negotiations between the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, and the federal government, over the strike embarked on by the union, strong indications have emerged that the Federal Government has commenced the implementation of the “No Work, No Pay” rule.
A reliable source at the National Universities Commission, NUC, according to Vanguard, said that the government has passed a directive to the various universities governing councils to stop payment of salaries of the striking lecturers.
Confirming this, yesterday, in Abuja after a zonal conference of ASUU, University of Abuja chapter, which took place at the Gwagwalada campus to review the nationwide strike, ASUU Zonal Chairman in Abuja, Mr Clement Chup said his colleagues were yet to receive their September salaries.
According to him, “we have resorted to other welfare strategies to cope with the effect of the strike, particularly to contain the various attempts by government to break the resolve of the union. The Federal Government has through the National Universities Commission, directed universities to stop the payment of our salaries effective September this year and since then our salaries have not been paid.
“Part of the welfare strategy, involved distributing food items, giving out soft loans and cash advances to members.”
He therefore urged members of the public to ignore the rumour that the strike has been called off. He said: “Nigerians should disregard rumours making the rounds that the three months old strike has been called off”, adding that “the strike continues until the government demonstrates a positive inclination towards implementing the 2009 agreements and the 2012 Memorandum of Understanding signed by both parties.”

ASUU Strike: Govt. Begins No Work, No Pay
Posted by: niyion October 11, 2013
After three months of fruitless negotiations between the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, and the federal government, over the strike embarked on by the union, strong indications have emerged that the Federal Government has commenced the implementation of the “No Work, No Pay” rule.
A reliable source at the National Universities Commission, NUC, according to Vanguard, said that the government has passed a directive to the various universities governing councils to stop payment of salaries of the striking lecturers.
Confirming this, yesterday, in Abuja after a zonal conference of ASUU, University of Abuja chapter, which took place at the Gwagwalada campus to review the nationwide strike, ASUU Zonal Chairman in Abuja, Mr Clement Chup said his colleagues were yet to receive their September salaries.
According to him, “we have resorted to other welfare strategies to cope with the effect of the strike, particularly to contain the various attempts by government to break the resolve of the union. The Federal Government has through the National Universities Commission, directed universities to stop the payment of our salaries effective September this year and since then our salaries have not been paid.
“Part of the welfare strategy, involved distributing food items, giving out soft loans and cash advances to members.”
He therefore urged members of the public to ignore the rumour that the strike has been called off. He said: “Nigerians should disregard rumours making the rounds that the three months old strike has been called off”, adding that “the strike continues until the government demonstrates a positive inclination towards implementing the 2009 agreements and the 2012 Memorandum of Understanding signed by both parties.”

ASUU strike: NUPENG — Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, weekend, threatened stop distribution of petroleum products across the country if the Federal Government failed to implement the agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
Though no specific date was fixed for the commencement of the soliarity strike, the union said the strike became necessary in view of the lingering ASUU crisis which the government had failed to resolve in the last three months.
NUPENG President, Igwe Achese, who spoke at the union’s National Administrative Council, NAC, meeting, weekend in Lagos, said NUPENG was not happy at the crisis facing public university system in the country.
He blamed the crisis on government’s failure to honour agreements, lamenting that this had led to the proliferation of strikes in nearly all sectors of the economy since the beginning of the year.
According to him: “We appeal to government to implement agreement reached with ASUU so that students can go back to school. If the crisis in the sector is not resolved, we will soon direct our members to embark on solidarity strike.”
Achese blamed the Ministry of Labour for failing in its responsibility to check the break-down and abuse of laws governing industrial relations practice in the country by employers including government.
“The Ministry of Labour needs to be proactive if we must get these issues nipped in the bud. The ministry also needs to make sure that agreements reached or communiqué signed are implemented.
“The ministry has a big role to play to avert strikes in the country. When unions begin to lose faith in the ministry that is when we have this kind of crisis. The labour minister should be firm in making sure that the right decisions are taken.
“As it is now, every activity in the Ministry of Labour is in the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, which ought not to be so. The role of the SGF should be to intervene only when the need arises.”
It would be recalled that the NUT last week gave the Federal Government two weeks ultimatum to honour the agreement it reached with ASUU or face total shut-down of the education sector in the country

ASUU strike: NUPENG
LAGOS — Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, weekend, threatened stop distribution of petroleum products across the country if the Federal Government failed to implement the agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
Though no specific date was fixed for the commencement of the soliarity strike, the union said the strike became necessary in view of the lingering ASUU crisis which the government had failed to resolve in the last three months.
NUPENG President, Igwe Achese, who spoke at the union’s National Administrative Council, NAC, meeting, weekend in Lagos, said NUPENG was not happy at the crisis facing public university system in the country.
He blamed the crisis on government’s failure to honour agreements, lamenting that this had led to the proliferation of strikes in nearly all sectors of the economy since the beginning of the year.
According to him: “We appeal to government to implement agreement reached with ASUU so that students can go back to school. If the crisis in the sector is not resolved, we will soon direct our members to embark on solidarity strike.”
Achese blamed the Ministry of Labour for failing in its responsibility to check the break-down and abuse of laws governing industrial relations practice in the country by employers including government.
“The Ministry of Labour needs to be proactive if we must get these issues nipped in the bud. The ministry also needs to make sure that agreements reached or communiqué signed are implemented.
“The ministry has a big role to play to avert strikes in the country. When unions begin to lose faith in the ministry that is when we have this kind of crisis. The labour minister should be firm in making sure that the right decisions are taken.
“As it is now, every activity in the Ministry of Labour is in the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, which ought not to be so. The role of the SGF should be to intervene only when the need arises.”
It would be recalled that the NUT last week gave the Federal Government two weeks ultimatum to honour the agreement it reached with ASUU or face total shut-down of the education sector in the country

As ASUU & FG are playing on the nigerian student's life/future,and FUNAAB also holds the merit list,and no one is sure of the time when the list will be out, i come think of how much i would have made if i av joined the #30k which i av kept aside 4 my acceptance fee to do business since August.or they want me scatter the money again so that i will rush 4 it later?anyway,i will be waiting patiently,i belief that our names is in the merit admission list by God's grace,best of luck great people and congratulation in advance.

Crownofwealth1: pls, r u sure or u think so? Any idea how it's bn carried out in d past years?

.yes from d experience in d previous year ,but some that risk it and did d online reg when 1st choice were invited last 2years was said to be admitted 4 political science/social science courses,though they risk it to do online reg when 1st choice candidates were invited, else they wont be considered as UI HAD never called 2nd choice DE.I Made same mistake last year by choosing UI 2nd choice,and FUTMINNA 1st.and risk my life 2 Futminna scored 50% post d.e but not admitted.so i waited 4 UI 2 Invite 2nd choice DE,But they didnt as after the first choice d.e online reg, the next was admission list,and i was told that ,thas is how they used to do.so my bro,just concentrate on ur 1st choice institution,but maybe,miracle can happen this year.best of luck!

Crownofwealth1: Pls, anybody knows whether UI wil stil invite 2nd choice DE candidates to register online? In essence does UI consider 2nd choice DE aspirants too?

.forget it, nothing for 2nd choice DE at UI.They only invite 1st choice for online reg

Waiting patiently for d admission list.happy independence day Nigerian

KENYA MALL ATTACK: “You’re A Very Bad Man” – 4yr Old Kid Confronts Gunman Who Gave Him Chocolate & Begged For Forgiveness
Posted by: Deoluon September 24, 2013
A four-year-old British boy caught up in the Kenya mall massacre showed astonishing bravery by confronting a marauding gunman who ended up begging for his forgiveness.
Elliot Prior, from Windsor, Berkshire, told one of the terrorists that he was a ‘very bad man’ as he protected his mother, Amber, who had been shot in the leg, and six-year-old sister Amelie.
Incredibly, the attacker took pity on the family and bizarrely handed the children Mars bars before telling them ‘Please forgive me, we are not monsters.’
His story emerged as sporadic gunfire continued to ring out from inside the mall early today as Kenyan security forces battled Al Qaeda-linked terrorists into a fourth day.
Despite Kenyan police assurances that they had taken control of the building, a security expert with contacts inside the mall said at least 10 hostages were still being held by a band of attackers, possibly as many as 13.
Kenya’s foreign minister Amina Mohamed said ’two or three’ Americans and one British woman were among those who attacked the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi.
His mother, Amber, told of her family’s terrifying escape from Al Shabaab terrorists who butchered 62 people in the Nairobi shopping centre.
The film producer had been queuing to buy milk in Nairobi’s Westgate Shopping Centre when the militants struck.
She hid under a cold meat counter in the Nakumatt supermarket for an hour-and-a-half with her children beneath her before terrorists finally found them and shot her in the thigh.
Elliot’s uncle, Alex Coutts, told The Sun: ‘They had a lucky escape. The terrorists said if any of the kids were alive in the supermarket they could leave. ‘Amber made the decision to stand up and say “yes”.’
‘Then Elliot started arguing with them and called them bad men. He was very brave.’
After discovering the advertising producer was of French origin, the men began to plead with her and claimed that the Muslim faith ‘was not a bad one’.‘He told me I had to change my religion to Islam and said “do you forgive us? Do you forgive us?’, the mother told The Independent.
‘Naturally, I was going to say whatever they wanted and they let us go’.
Bizarrely, the terrorists handed the children Mars bars before they fled with two other children, including a 12-year-old boy who had at first refused to leave his dead mother.
The fate of 20 others who had taken refuge under the meat counter is unknown.
The family’s escape is particularly astonishing in light of the indiscriminate slaughter of men, women and children throughout the mall after Al Shabaab launched their assault on Saturday.

UPDATE ON 2013/2014 POST UTME ADMISSION EXERCISE
Screening of candidates, who made University of Ibadan their first and/or second choice institution and are duly registered for the Post-UTME screening exercise will hold onSaturday 28 September, 2013 at 11.00 am .Prospective candidates are advised to log in to the Post-UTME portal using their existing usernames and passwords to check their details from Thursday 26 September 2013. Eligible candidates will be able to printtheir letters of invitation which will indicate the candidate’s screening number, venue, and course of choice amongst other information.
Candidates are advised to dress decently to the venues of the screening and present the following:
1.Invitation letter for the screening
2.UTME Notification of results
3.Evidence of Payment for post-UTME screening
4.2 Recent passport sized photographs.
Olujimi Iretola Olukoya
Registrar.

Good morning ,any good news About ASUU strike?

Codedboy95: pls do u know when d pdgree form will close ? I went to the bank yesterdai to make the 10k payment. Buh cashier said i should come back bekos unaab's server is down..

.NOT YET. Best of luck

Funaab news and gist update
NOTICE:
TO ALL POST UME CANDIDATES THAT HAD 0 IN THERE P.UME EXAMS, CONTACT FUNAAB ICT(in School) FOR RECTIFICATION.
FAQ:
1. Is pre degree form still available? Yes it is available goto to Funaab's website, look for the link with "Cambridege A'levels/Pre degree" to register.
2. For Pre degree students who wants to take conversion form to FSP/FMP, the form is available at Funaab Micro Finance bank Alabata.
3. Is the admission list out? No it isn't, we would all have to wait until it is updated.
We hope this has been helpful, if you have questions put it in the comment box now or post it on our wall, do not send us mssgs as u might not get quick response, it is hard to access your mssgs via mobile. For QUICK RESPONSE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND TWEET AT US @FUNAABJUICE.

Funaab news and gist update
NOTICE:
TO ALL POST UME CANDIDATES THAT HAD 0 IN THERE P.UME EXAMS, CONTACT FUNAAB ICT(in School) FOR RECTIFICATION.
FAQ:
1. Is pre degree form still available? Yes it is available goto to Funaab's website, look for the link with "Cambridege A'levels/Pre degree" to register.
2. For Pre degree students who wants to take conversion form to FSP/FMP, the form is available at Funaab Micro Finance bank Alabata.
3. Is the admission list out? No it isn't, we would all have to wait until it is updated.
We hope this has been helpful, if you have questions put it in the comment box now or post it on our wall, do not send us mssgs as u might not get quick response, it is hard to access your mssgs via mobile. For QUICK RESPONSE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND TWEET AT US @FUNAABJUICE.