googi:
While I can understand your frustration compared to poor unpaid workers at home, you are undercutting your own argument by encouraging lawlessness of looters. No allocated money for anything is safe again in Nigeria. Someone along the line would be bold enough to divert it.

You call the players rich. And so what? They should lose money agreed to be paid? All the excuse that it came late is nonsense. If they do not refuse to play or train, they will never get their money. Apart from that, some international players have to bribe to play.

Your indignation is understandable but inadvertently encouraging corruption. None payment of what Nigerians are entitled to is now a constant part of our life.

Those old enough cannot even contemplate non-payment of salaries of workers in Nigeria. We used to lend other countries money to pay their workers!

sir that is why I said at the beginning that they have every right to demand for their pay but there are better ways to do it. skipping training could affect their performance at the games and we wouldn't be angry about bonuses again but an early exit from the competition.

Cmanforall:
Can you check and correct appropriately?

GSA01:
This embarrassment should stop na. The players and NFF are all bunch of selfish individuals jare.

donaldking10:


Do u know of anyone in a federal university who got into MBBS with a jamb score less than 250?
show me the person.

mtcheeeeeeeew.

otokx:


You missed the FIFA rule that says no player in the 18th before the penalty is taken.

You missed the part where our player was asked to leave the field while the French player involved in the injury was allowed to remain.

Well done.

tfash96:
Abeg we no wan hear that name again o we never conquer Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen pls we no wan another killer wey we don conquer before again o

bukatyne:
Our girls need to support that keeper.

She would be devastated.

dazzlingd:
So what happens if the keeper has two legs off the post line and the French player scores, will they disqualify the goal?? Nonsense FIFA rule

lyndy69:


Sure! As matter of fact, candidates from outside the south east, especially from the Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS), stand better chance at getting admitted into UNN than candidates from the southeast. This is surprising but true! A couple of factors made it so.
1) Majority of secondary school leavers seek university education in the southeast. We are talking hundreds of thousands of university admission seekers yearly. These candidates mostly choose UNN for the name, reputation, proximity etc. and because UNN can not possibly admit all of them while following the Federal Government admission policy, majority of south eastern candidates miss the opportunity of getting admission into UNN.
2) On the other hand, candidates outside southeast assume they don't stand a chance in UNN because of "tribalism" thereby leaving a lot of space for other catchments areas and ELDS vacant. In the past, some candidates from the south east, while applying for JAMB, even went as far as changing their state of origin to any of the ELD states to successfully gain admission into UNN. Lol

lyndy69:
It's another admission year and hundreds of thousand of Jambites will be jostling for the few available space in our Nigerian universities.

For candidates that chose the University of Nigeria, Nsukka as their first or second choice institution in this year's Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)organized by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board(JAMB), I will be providing you with as much information as I can towards actualizing their dream of getting admitted into the University.

Please, note that at the time of this post, 2019 UNN post Utme form is not yet on sale! So don't be misled by anyone. As soon as it is, you will see it on the official website of the university www.unn.edu.ng.

Unn screening exam usually holds around the month of July yearly. However, the date for this year's Unn post utme screening has not been fixed. Whenever it is announced, you will be the first to know about it here.

The minimum JAMB score set by UNN for candidates intending to participate in the Post Utme screening exams of the institution had been either 180 or 200, but mostly 200 in the past few years. However this year's cut-off mark has not been fixed.

CentiLion:

Yes Cross river is a catchment area of UNN. Check link below.https://www.nairaland.com/2073989/nigerian-universities-catchment-areas-states

exynos:
Sure!

khingTony:

Cross river state is not among the catchment area

Only the 5 south eastern states make up the catchment area, and that is how it is for every federal university, only the states within their region make up their catchment

Kovuh:

That pitch is terrible, stop denying reality

PopeFlatino:
Till Pinnick and Nff discover that this useless Asaba turf is spoiling d fun of d game for we supporters,,we have a world class stadium In Uyo but bcoz he's a warri man he now made Asaba their home..so poor of him

Check d matches we have played there,no entertaining scoreline,d turf seizes the ball from rolling properly and bounces it,unlike Uyo we experienced 4-0 bashing of cameroun and co

ISISs:


Fellow,
Ur reply/advise should have been medicine inclined alone.

That's what the dude wants to know about considering his jamb score. Dont try to infuse Dentistry to it. Dentistry is a brand on its own.
Thank you.

Jim007:
is it in Nigeria?

Pascchal:
Hello
Good morning all.
For those of us asking about their chances of admission by sending jamb score and o'level results, I'd like to inform us that UNN doesn't use o levels in the admission of it's students.
I'm telling you this as a bonafide Student of UNN, they won't ask for your o'level until you've been admitted.
All you just need is to have credit passes in your relevant o'level subjects. UNN conducts CBT exams for it's post utme and that's what y'all should be preparing for.

I have a UNN WhatsApp group chat for 2019 aspirants where updates about post jamb are given, questions are answered and past questions are given too.

If you're interested, message me on whatapp: 08120528543

SufferHeadAjebo:
guy drop your number for me abeg.. Na the only to reach u be this

coolxpaul:
Please sincere advice needed,is there any public University where someone can apply for Medicine with 208 in JAMB. Guy wants to apply to school that writes postutme so he could make up for the loss there. Please help, it's urgent.
Cc:Pes13,chukwukapromise,Boboola07,Isis et al

albassawy:
Most people commenting have little knowledge of Medical Lab (B.MLS).
1- In the medical school you are more exposed to clinical medicine than pharmacy.
2- A Medical Lab Scientist is far more productive and relevant in today's Nigerian hospital than a pharmacist.
3-You are more easily employed than pharmacist, because there are far more pharmacist than certified MLS.
4- many people that claim to be medical Lab scientist are not. (Micro- biol, biochem) etc.
5- Medical NGO's employ much of the certified MLS because of the testing and laboratory challenges in NGOs.
6- the gain and profit in private Lab is far more than pharmacy. You can make profit of 5 times you capital. If you know you know.