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@ ajaxpound
Sup manh how are you doing from some of the last posts you posted you made mention of some stuff which are apparently not clear to me but it okie all i just want is your mobile number cos am in UI now you can get to flash me on 0703100983 name tundey
later

Hello room just wanna know if anyone has paid his/her acceptance fee n been to skool to clear his/herself should pls lets know

@ donzayd
I think it been stated already in the Instruction given by the registrar,

quote "Kindly signify your acceptance of the admission offer by:

1. Paying the acceptance fee of seven thousand five hundred naira only (N7, 500.00) into the Afribank Plc, UI Branch, University Student Fee Account No. 36000912A, at the nearest Afribank Plc Branch nationwide.

2. Printing a copy of the ACCEPTANCE FORM from the University website and submitting the filled form online/hardcopy with evidence of the acceptance fee latest by the 19th September 2008.

So i think thats all

@ darequam
YOU ASKED A QUESTION SAYING 'Is there still going to be a 2nd list or what?"

NOTICE OF ADMISSION


In view of the approval given by JAMB on the results of the 14 August 2008 interactive session, the University of Ibadan hereby notify the first batch of successful prospective candidates of their offer of admission into the academic programs/departments indicated against their names. The list of successful candidates (second batch) for the 14th August, 2008 interactive exercise will be released as soon as approval is given by JAMB.


SO WITH THAT I BELIEVE THERE IS GOING TO BE A SECOND BATCH SO BE CLAIM

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IT REALLY A PLEASURE BEEN ON THE FIRST LIST FELLAS WELL MY ADVICE FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO'S NAME THOSE NOT APPEAR HERE, DO NOT TAKE IT TO BE THE END OF THE WORLD FOR I KNOW OF A PROVERB WITH SAYS "There is no Success without Failure" SO PLEASE DO NOT DEPRESS YOURSELF TOO MUCH.

WE BEEN ON THE LIST DOES NOT MEAN WE ALL WILL GET UPPER CLASS, OR SECOND CLASS UPPER, WHILE IT IS NOT EVERYONE OF US WILL PASS OUT OF THE SKOOL (i mean finish from the school due to one reason or the other) SO PLEASE JUST TRY BEEN YOURSELF N YOURSELF ALONE. i believe those who are "EXTRA-ORDINARY" DO NOT AVE EXTRA-ORDINARY THINGS ATTACHED TO THEMSELVES BUT THEM JUST BEEN THEIR SELF AND KNOWING THEM SELFS

BEFORE I SIGN OUT I WANT TO USE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK YOU ALL(THE ROOM) FOR YOUR SUPPORT BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THE LIST WAS RELEASE, YOU ARE BUT BEST OF COMMON PEOPLES.

ALSO A SPECIAL THANKS GOES TO SHEZY WHO HAS BEEN OF A HELPING HAND TO ME, THANKS

THANKS ONCE AGAIN

LORD2undey

@ olayinmol
you said d first bacth as bn release u cn also chk out ui.edu.ng how do you check that on the postal, if you can just do a lil explanation here so that those who wanna check theirs can
Thanks

from the posts posted above if am correct you are saying that the list of those who took the first screening will be pasted today or what?

well if you tend to know(thats is been sure) when the list will be out please dont hesitate to keep all of us informed thanks

lord2undey

Thanks ishow2005, i really appreciate the information you posted last it really really really clear now but there is one other thing are you 100% sure of what you posted, n secondly is it that they will send an sms message, or e-mail to all the student selected hun?

Well i think emmy4naira is right with what he said in here "hey guys is it not the case that ui is trying to play 419 on the second batch whatever? hummmmmm if by now the names are not out, then only God knows when"
from what am hearing it like UI is resuming on or after 21st of September 2008 so tell me what are we saying in here?

@ austria
Gat any problem lady?

@ humph007
Well all are here just to keep each other informed,  In your last post you write  "But my advise is that you keep on checking all times, someone like me, i have my personal computer connected to internet 24hrs and i use to check it every blessed day, there is no cause for alarm, all is well. i don't think we should be showing what we gat in here, i think what we are all in this room mainly for is UI admission n not talking about internet connectivity. If you really want to inform us in here or be updated, then i think you should have posted TRY TO CHECK THE UI WEBSITE DAILY FOR ANY NEW UPDATE, an not what you posted if you want to show case then look for the room.
Am not trying to be rude in here okie just trying to point some shits out
Lord2undey

@ Wordsmith
isn't it a wonder that them Prison Break hostels are the ones squealing the usual daft "first and the best, Premier" slogan, staying in their hidey-hole while the rest suffer. Bunch of a-holes, don't go through shit and still manage to say shit.

i think there is a word check in what you posted manh, sorry abot that just tryin to correct thats all

@ fatimar
well how long do you expect all of us to stay in here just to read all you posted hun?
well it pretty cool when we have people who can write alot in dah house

I think we gat some pip who are really spiting all the shit out here cause from what we all ave been discussing in here i tend to understand that someone is trying to been supportive due to some reason which the other has pin point on that, well why don't we all let know what really happening in this damn skool hun cos some new fellas are getting IN, if they know what they are gonna meet, then they will be prepared for whatever comes their way when they eventually get into school.

So can someone really get some people informed in here
lord2undey

it seems like we gat more guys in the room than gurls why? or is it that there are more male children born in April than female folks?

@ fatimar5, ishow2005, wordsmith
i really love the way you guys are handling things in here but don't try kicking each others ass, it pretty cool you guys are doing all this cos it makes the room more interesting ain't saying am encouraging it, all still been the same fellas
All i just want you all to know is that NO ONE IS AN HIGHLAND OF KNOWLEDGE okie so lets all share all we gat in here to keep each other informed,i think am clear in here
Thanks once again
lord2undey

well all of you guys that did the first interactive session screening exercise why don't you all chill for some fucking time, we all know that UI is generally slow in doing things, they are still concentrating on the second screening whatever maybe when they are through with that then they will have time for you guys(all of you first n second)
I think we all clear here thanks
Lord2undey

Hey fellas i really love the way you al are doing in here, well it will really be cool if you all get to add your pictures to your page so that we can be able to know who we are getting to know n all that

It isn't just posting your day n month, we will love to know if you are a male or female that is your sex okie

what do you mean by that dude?

Yusuf Adejare Hammed Babatunde
1999 set
S/N 14378
B4D
Currently in UI Studying Computer Science

@ aphoe
ave been to www.exmays.net but the issue there is that you can get to see all the pictures there clearly n secondly the search in there is not that good(what i mean is that it suppose to be any word or phrase with the name typed or alphabet) but it not so meaning you ave to know the full name of the person you are looking or something like that

I passed out of Mayflower some years ago but it a pity i can't get hooked up with most of friends then in school anymore due to some reason, so i think here(Nairaland) been a forum i can get some of them back, it doesn't matter if we are mates as long as you are an ex-may we are all the same at least we all go the school so please let all meet up in here.
my student number is 14378 1999 set

I passed out of Mayflower some years ago but it a pity i can't get hooked up with most of friends then in skool anymore due to some reason, so i think here(Nairaland) been a forum i can get some of them back, it doesn't matter if we are mates as long as you are an ex-may we are all the same at least we all go the skool so please let all meet up in here.
my student number is 14378 1999 set

I read thru the chats in here and well it like you all in here are interesting people,
my cell number is 07031006983

I read thru the chats in here and well it like you all in here are interesting people,
my cell number is 07031006983

I read thru the chats in here and well it like you all in here are interesting people,
my cell number is 07031006983

Well i was born on the 15th April 19, let leave that okie, and will love to hook up with my birth mates in Nairaland thats if they don't mind, well we all can get some things in common and not saying we all gat things in common but i just wanna give it a try or what do you think

Hello Gee's, I will really appreciate if someone will let us know when those who took the first interactive session result will be out, maybe we gatto check online or something

PLEASE DOES ANYONE KNOWS WHEN THE SCREENING RESULT BE OUT. IF YOU DO PLEASE SHARE IT THANKS

for those of you going for the interview you should try to get a letter from waec office that is for those using last year's g.c.e result.

@rampant
well i don't really mean any thing negative just trying to raise a point which is that God is not the father of JESUS and all that nothing more than that.

FOR THOSE OF U GOING FOR THE INTERVIEW

Please all should note that i don't mean you should wear exactly what i stated in the post for the interview am just trying to give you a guide line and all that
Dressing for Interview Success

While the college campus may be the perfect forum in which to exhibit your flair for the latest in fashion style, the interview is not the place to do so. With very few unusual exceptions (my apologies to Apple Computer and several creative agencies in NYC), sandals and sweatshirts are out. Oxfords and business suits are still in. I don’t like a necktie (noose?) any better than the next person, but it is still a fact of life in interviewing. Even though many companies have relaxed the internal company dress code, interviews still follow the conservative standard. Don’t buck the trend.
Campus fashions and work fashions are two different worlds.

Unfortunately, most college grads are woefully underprepared with proper interview dress. They feel they can “get by” with what is already in their wardrobe. Usually not. Dress for the world outside college is quite different from the campus scene. Remember that stylish is typically not conservative. Conservative is “in” for interviewing. Why? Because you should be doing the talking, not your clothes.

This is not to say that you need to go out and buy a whole new wardrobe. Go for quality over quantity. One or two well-chosen business suits will serve you all the way to the first day on the job and beyond. Then, when you are making some money (and have a chance to see what the standard “uniform” is for the company), you can begin to round out your wardrobe. For now, no one will fault you for wearing the same sharp outfit each time you interview. If you desire some variety within a limited budget, you might consider varying your shirt/blouse/tie/accessories as a simple way to change your look without breaking your wallet.

For those of you who need a quick review of the basics, follow these guidelines for successful interview dress:
Men and Women
• Conservative two-piece business suit (solid dark blue or grey is best)
• Conservative long-sleeved shirt/blouse (white is best, pastel is next best)
• Clean, polished conservative shoes
• Well-groomed hairstyle
• Clean, trimmed fingernails
• Minimal cologne or perfume
• Empty pockets—no bulges or tinkling coins
• No gum, candy, or cigarettes
• Light briefcase or portfolio case
• No visible body piercing (nose rings, eyebrow rings, etc.) or tatoos

Men
• Necktie should be silk with a conservative pattern
• Dark shoes (black lace-ups are best)
• Dark socks (black is best)
• Get a haircut; short hair always fares best in interviews
• Fresh shave; mustaches are a possible negative, but if you must, make sure it is neat and trimmed
• No beards (unless you are interviewing for a job as a lumberjack!)
• No rings other than wedding ring or college ring
• No earrings (if you normally wear one, take it out)

Women
• Wear a suit with a jacket and skirt or slacks; no dresses
• Shoes with conservative heels
• Conservative hosiery at or near skin color (and no runs!)
• No purses, small or large; carry a briefcase instead
• If you wear nail polish, use clear or a conservative color
• Keep your makeup simple and natural (it should not be too noticeable)
• No more than one ring on each hand
• One set of earrings only

If you are still unsure about the specifics after reading the above guidelines, check out a copy of John Molloy’s New Dress for Success or New Women’s Dress for Success. While these books may seem to have a rather conservative slant, it is still the norm for interviewing. It is almost always better to be higher than the standard than lower.
If you are still not sure how to dress for the interview, call and ask! That’s right—call someone who has done the interview before maybe in another school or in the same school you are enrolling into and say:

“I have an interview with _____ which is part of my chances of getting admission in the school as a _____. Could you please tell me what would be appropriate dress for this interview?”

Sure, you run the risk of someone in SCHOOL thinking you are a social slowpoke, but that’s a lot better than having the SCHOOL REGISTRAR distracted by inappropriate interview dress. When in doubt, it is almost always better to err on the side of conservatism.

One final note on interview dress: while it goes without saying that your interview clothes should be neat and clean, very few interviewees give the same time and attention to their shoes. Shoes? Yes, shoes. I am aware of at least one Corporate Recruiter who forms first impressions based solely (pardon the pun) on shoes. This person does not have a shoe fetish—he subjectively judges that those who pay attention to details like shoes are also likely to be diligent in their work life. And it is not just that person’s opinion. Many have said that you can judge a person by their shoes. You will find that many ex–military officers (many of whom have found their way into management positions in corporate America) are especially aware of a person’s shoes. It is not enough to be clean and pressed. Make sure your shoes are conservative, clean, and polished.

I really got to get going, I believe this little explanation of mine will do a lot of fellas going for the interview good, but if it doesn’t then I really don’t know what to say or where you may need to go for that.