₦airaland Forum

depends on ur faculty

@ Op aw market na

I sabi una wella, na una dey pray make person face tanke
daris God ooi

Op this is a dead news for God Sake

b4 dem even talk am finish sef i don burn am

Haters keep hating and unilorin keeps making marque achivement and improvement.
Repping ma alma mater since 1975

09/04 2014
Ambali bags VFPAN 'Meritorious Award of Excellence'
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof.
AbdulGaniyu Ambali, added yet another feather to his cap
penultimate Thursday (August 21, 2014) as he was honoured
by the Kwara State Branch of the Video Film Producers
Association of Nigeria (VFPAN) with the 'Meritorious Award of
Excellence'.
Presenting the Award to Prof. Ambali at a grand ceremony at
the Mandate Hall, Adeta, Ilorin, VFPAN's outgoing Governor-
General, Mr. Raphael Afolabi Ogedengbe, said the award was
in “recognition of the Vice-Chancellor's valuable contributions
to human development at the University of Ilorin in particular
and the nation as a whole.”
Describing Prof. Ambali as “a real academic”, Mr. Ogedengbe
said that the contributions of the University of Ilorin, under the
leadership of the honoree, to the production of middle level
manpower for the socio-economic development of the nation
could not be underestimated.
The VFPAN boss also thanked God for seeing the Association
to its present state of stability, saying that members also
deserved his commendation for their love, steadfastness and
support for his administration, which he said was responsible
for the success so far recorded.
In his response, the Vice-Chancellor, represented on the
occasion by the University's Deputy Director, Corporate
Affairs, Mr. Kunle Akogun, thanked the Association for
recognising his contributions to human development and
congratulated the officials, members and well-wishers of the
Association on the programme.
Prof. Ambali, who commended VFPAN's effort in reducing the
level of unemployment among youths in the society, assured
the Association of his continued assistance, saying that
organisations such as VFPAN should be encouraged to do
more.
In his own remarks, the new VFPAN Governor-General, Alhaji
AbdulGaniyu Mustapha, who was full of appreciations to God,
thanked the Vice-Chancellor for his unrelenting assistance to
the Association and prayed that God would continue to
protect and elevate him.
Highlights of the occasion included the presentation of Awards
of Excellence to 34 other distinguished Nigerians and swearing
in of the Association's newly elected 15-member Executive
Committee.

materials and nanotechnology engineering

shout out to all Unilorin goons out dere, haters go hate nooni don't mind dat oloriburuku wey oloyede chase comot school
we are strictly beta by far faaaaaaaa

Nope am a student of UNILAG

guy am a 400level student of oke oyi and i can tell u all u said are lies

TRULY BETA BY FAR

uith na number 1 joor

OP u be disgrace

OP u Bleep up gan o

@OP I'm also a student of the bbf campus but I think ur pics are outdated the gate, the auditorium e.t.c there are many buildings and structures u can upload just try to make Google ur Friend

just got d mail alihamdulilahi

stupid write up

Were u alerted 2ru email or sms

IBADAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL, MOLETE, IBADAN
Deo et patriae

Anyone from lagos

The rise and rise of Unilorin
Is there a better testament to University of Ilorin's
unrelenting drive for excellence than its latest ranking as the
best University in Nigeria? Is there any better proof of the
University's commitment to uplifting the nation's sliding
academic standard than its stable academic calendar that
has never been interrupted by any form of frivolous
workers' strike since the past 12 years or so? Indeed, is there
any better demonstration of a Nigerian institution's
readiness to pull the country out of the morass of wonky
standards into which education in the so-called giant of
Africa has sunk, than Unilorin's ranking as one of the 20 best
universities in Africa?
By every standard, the latest ranking of world universities by
International Colleges and Universities search engine
(4icu.ng), which returned the University of Ilorin as the best
University in Nigeria, is the most convincing proof yet of our
ever rising profile. In its 2014 University Web Ranking
released penultimate Tuesday (July 29, 2014), 4ICU also
adjudged Unilorin as the 20th best university in Africa and
1842nd in the world! For the latest exercise, it ranked about
11, 307 accredited universities by web popularity in over 200
countries. This is not Unilorin's first outing on the
recognition dais. Over the years, the University has proved
to be a centre of academic excellence. For three consecutive
years, another international university ranking agency, the
Web of World Universities (Webometric), had ranked our
University the best in Nigeria in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
In the 2014 University Web Ranking, the University of Lagos
placed second in Nigeria and 21st in Africa while the third
position went to Obafemi Awolowo University, which also
came 26th in Africa.
To keen watchers of the University of Ilorin, who have
consistently followed the single-minded commitment of our
management, staff and students to excellence, the new
ranking is not entirely a surprise. Indeed, many people,
from national policy makers to high net-worth public
commentators and independent observers, parents and
admission seekers are unanimous in their assessment of
Unilorin as the veritable “best of the rest” citadel of learning
in Nigeria.
To be sure, the new ranking is consistent with the rising
profile of the University in the past few years. Since 2011,
she has maintained a steady presence among most
preferred education institutions by prospective students.
According to statistics obtained from the National
Universities Commission (NUC) and the Joint Admissions
and Matriculations Board (JAMB), Unilorin was the 8th most
preferred university by admission seekers in 2011; 5th in
2012; 2nd in 2013 and 1st this year. After the last Unified
Tertiary Institutions Matriculations Examination (UTME),
JAMB/NUC statistics showed that the University of Ilorin was
the most subscribed university in the country with a total of
over 105,000 candidates seeking to enter the University in
the 2014/2015 academic session. The University of Benin,
Benin City came a distant second in this respect with about
76,000 admission seekers.
Our new ranking has also confirmed so many superlative
assessments of the University in the recent past by
personalities like President Goodluck Jonathan, members of
the National Assembly, the Coordinating Minister of the
Economy and Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; as
well as the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General
of the Federation, Judge Bola Ajibola.
During the 29th Convocation ceremonies of the University
last October, President Jonathan, obviously impressed by
the University's “stable and uninterrupted academic
calendar for several years now”, attested to the fact that
“this positive step, which has been the hallmark of this
institution, has brought notable achievements to the
University in all spheres of its endeavour.”
Before then, in June last year, members of the Senate and
House of Representatives' Committees on Education, during
their separate oversight visits to the University, spoke
glowingly of the University's giant strides, describing the
institution's stable academic calendar as “a great feat that
should be emulated by all universities in Nigeria.”
And in mid-May this year, during the flag-off of the
University's oil palm plantation and distribution of PC tablets
to students, Dr Okonjo-Iweala extolled the ingenuity of the
University of Ilorin, saying the institution is “100 paces”
ahead of other universities in the country.
Also, in April this year during a visit to the University, a
former judge at the International Court of Justice, The
Hague, Prince Bola Ajibola, described the University as “the
first on the list in Nigeria in terms of everything”, adding that
the nation is always looking forward to the University's
performance. “You are the pride of Nigeria”, Prince Ajibola
added.
It could also be recalled that for two concurrent editions of
the NUDTAS Awards, the University of Ilorin showed
unprecedented class by winning three of the 17 available
awards in 2008/2009 and 2010/2011 respectively, leaving the
more than 120 other public universities in the country to
scramble for the remaining 14!
For this latest recognition of the University's pace-setting
status, Town & Gown congratulates our amiable Vice-
Chancellor, Prof. AbdulGaniyu Ambali; his wonderful
management team, all academic and non-academic staff
members and the entire student body. For, this rise and rise
of the better by far University wouldn't have been possible
without the cooperation of all.
And in mid-May this year, during the flag-off of the
University's oil palm plantation and distribution of PC tablets
to students, Dr Okonjo-Iweala extolled the ingenuity of the
University of Ilorin, saying the institution is “100 paces”
ahead of other universities in the country.
Also, in April this year during a visit to the University, a
former judge at the International Court of Justice, The
Hague, Prince Bola Ajibola, described the University as “the
first on the list in Nigeria in terms of everything”, adding that
the nation is always looking forward to the University's
performance. “You are the pride of Nigeria”, Prince Ajibola
added.
It could also be recalled that for two concurrent editions of
the NUDTAS Awards, the University of Ilorin showed
unprecedented class by winning three of the 17 available
awards in 2008/2009 and 2010/2011 respectively, leaving the
more than 120 other public universities in the country to
scramble for the remaining 14!
For this latest recognition of the University's pace-setting
status, Town & Gown congratulates our amiable Vice-
Chancellor, Prof. AbdulGaniyu Ambali; his wonderful
management team, all academic and non-academic staff
members and the entire student body. For, this rise and rise
of the better by far University wouldn't have been possible
without the cooperation of all.

fyhest v.c ever liveth

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Why is dis thread dry lyk dis last year was fun

Shut up joor u just dey talk something wey u no sabi it was their lecturer dat insisted they do dier CA test dat monday

@mena419 wat is d highest chem eng score u av heard of

had 58.63 chem eng also i am 4rm lagos

Registrar: congratulations Me: thank u sir.
Registrar: which of d halls do u prefer
Me: i want an accommodation at eni njoku hall.
DAT IS FAITH. I believe AM IN. Guys i want you to all repeat it dis morning the words I'M IN and let us all share our desired hall.

i believe, i am in. I am receiving lecture. Insha Allahu

I did not know when vnti start posting false info. In fact i am fucking tired of al these trash

Emotionally psyched eversince friday, hmm 58.63 4 chem eng. may Allah help me