the good guys always win

joebab1:
guy na wetin we go do now?? dem no even try giv us our course, na education

mehn i dey confuse o

labodinho:
this guyz(JAMB) really mean ham o!

ah na thunder go fire dibu o

Dear Ohiri Randolph Emeka!!! Your Details Have Been Sent to FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ABEOKUTA (AFFILIATED TO UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN), for an Admission Consideration. Course EDUCATION & MATHEMATICS A 4-Year FIRST DEGREE Programme in the Faculty of EDUCATION..... Bleep jamb Bleep dibu Bleep them all

check where you have been posted to >>> http://jamb.org.ng/postregistrationefacility/CheckAdmissionRecommendationStatus.aspx?id=F86B985E-C570-4D8E-B8DC-4B63EA3FDA33

JAMB MUST STOP THIS MADNESS For fear of having the powers that be victimize me and because I intend to be blunt in this article, I would rather be anonymous. I am a Jambite who is greatly angered by JAMB with their unpopular policy of choosing or should I say, forcing schools on people. Honestly speaking I am writing in a fit of apoplexy. I am the first son of a widow. My father who was a bus driver with a renowned transport company in the country died in a ghastly motor accident. I was twelve when he passed on. Growing up, although daddy was hardly around, we had everything we needed. If not for anything, at least I was in a very good and expensive school when he was alive. Although the transport company tried making things a lot easier for my mum and his four children when my father died, four years after that we were totally forgotten. I don’t blame them that much because their business started dwindling two years after dad’s death. As much as I won’t want to bore you with the story of my life, the truth is that we started feeding from hand to mouth when my father died. With the entitlement my mother was paid, she started the business of selling cloths. Considering the state of things then, my mum did not think twice before she moved I and my siblings to a public school; it dawned on her that she needed to cut down on expenditure. Our food which was always studded with meat and fish seldom saw a piece of meat after daddy’s burial_____ that was the part that we hated then most. Having given a little about my background let me go straight to the matter at hand. Recently, JAMB came up with a policy which, to yours truly, is barbaric, callous and totally unacceptable. I mean, where in the world are people forced to accept things which are not their choice? This is like the proverbial saying of taking a horse to a river, only that in this case Ojerinde and co are trying to force the horse to drink from the river. Of course I understand that this policy came up as a result of their desire to balance things and ensure that a greater number of people got admission this year; caution, should however be their watchword. You don’t do things because you think you can do them. In my opinion, for JAMB to go ahead in choosing schools for Jambites would tantamount to gross injustice on the part of the candidates. It is, in short, an impediment on people’s freedom of choice. Honestly, I don’t see any sense in this unpopular policy. Sometimes when these men and women that we think should know better make policies and decisions you can’t help but think they are reasoning from their anus. Come to think of it, JAMB came out some weeks ago to tell us that for degree award institutions their cut off mark is 180 while that of polytechnics and colleges of education should be 150. Why would they now wake up to implement a policy that has kept not just Jambites but also their parents on their toes? A friend of mine told me that this policy of shipping people to schools which they hitherto did not apply is determined by their JAMB scores. They also told us that it was because too many people applied certain schools. I want to remind Mr. Dibu of an English expression that says, “The more the merrier.” For crying out loud, allow us to go and slug it out. Let’s struggle for the limited space and at the end those who did not make it would be happy that at least they where allowed to fight. For the record, that you scored higher than me in JAMB doesn’t mean you would do the same in PUTME. It doesn’t even me that you’re more intelligent than I am. It is totally wrong for Joint Admission and Matriculation Board to be the ones deciding the school that XYZ candidate should be posted to. They had already done that by reducing the number of university choices which Jambites used to have to one. Dibu Ojerinde, why take that choice away from us now? You should rather pay attention in cutting down the cost of university education especially in these private universities that I heard you’re planning to ship people into. In fact, just like NANS said some days ago, I also think you have taken bribe. Tell us, Ojerinde, how much did they pay you? This policy would have been a welcomed development if things are equal (or at least near equal) in the universities we have in this country. How can I: the first son of a widow who is finding it difficult to feed afford the tuition fee that most of these other universities pay? Just imagine, I bought JAMB form, applied to study Law in UNN. God knows that I studied all night, wrote JAMB and scored 236 only to wake up to see that JAMB has hit me with a sledge hammer. Honestly, if I end up being among those that would be forced against their will to go to these XYZ universities where people pay through their nose; Ojerinde, if you try it with me, God knows that the thunder that will fire you and your generation is still doing press up! Allow us to go to our choice of institution and take our chances. “You pays your money and you takes your chance,” that’s an English expression. Dibu, check the meaning if you don’t understand it. Another disadvantage of this stupid policy is that it came at the wrong time. For crying out loud, we have taken time to prepare for the Post UTME screening of the respective schools that we applied. I, for one, took time to go through UNN Post UTME past questions and answers from 2005 till date. Yes, I made use of the preparatory booklet they call Total Victory Solution Set. So, if you now ask me to go and write post UTME elsewhere at this eleventh hour, that would disorganize me. I started this write up by giving a hint of where I’m coming from_____ my background. My late father (God bless his memory) loved education. He had always told me that one day I would be his Lawyer. And before God who made me, I have struggled on empty stomach to come this far. My mother is there at the shop where she sells clothes hoping that I would make it to the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, but Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, in his cosy office, has decided to put a road block on my way. Although I don’t know where the tide would go but the spirit of my late father, I’m sure, would come after JAMB if at the end I’m among those who would be transported to God knows which expensive private university. Prof. Dibu Ojerinde and his bunch of short sighted allies should know that it’s not all about being given admission; it’s about being able to pay the tuition fee. It’s also about being happy in the environment where you find yourself. Quote me anywhere, Dibu, with the way he’s going, would end up breeding unhappy undergraduates. Yes, they are in school but they are not happy. This, I’m sure, will have a couple of negative ripple effect. People would rather be happy that they tried their choice but at the end, due to stiff competition, it didn’t work out. If JAMB does not put an end to this madness it would leave a lot of young people mad! I have said my mind. QED. Written by Anonymous.

Ellemuah:
Gimme ur WhatsApp no, wanna join d group

08184881683....

ibadanfinest:

It does not have any effect on those who have registered. The only thing is that additional names will be sent to unilag.
So nobody dey oyo

na the way wey em write am
I post am....lol

Umartins1:


Nonsense!!!!

lol I copied and pasted it exactly the same the guy wrote it....

News Reaching me now from candidates that was at the court house today, Court has given Jamb an Ultimatum of 7 days to retract all the names of candidates sent to Unilag and other school. So if you have registered your post Utme already, Oyolowa....

[source] >>>>MY WHATSAPP GROUP

Ellemuah:
Has anyone bin able to reprint cos I avnt

reprint what?

emmatok:


But these student didn't meet these universities cut-off, which above Jamb cut-off.
The normal thing is to move these students to other universities instead of waiting another year.

pls I beg u gather your facts right b4 commenting on issues like this....if someone with 233 was eligible for medicine and someone with 260 wasn't eligible...then what is the cutoff mark?

Kensharval:
come on man, the thread wasnt complete other student will be distributed to other universities with a few applicants

dude would u pls stfu....
distributed to where?
northern schools and private schools right?
coz I sure know as hell there ain't no school that's vacant in this part of Nigeria or in the east...
will jamb assure me security if am posted to the north or will they foot my bill if am posted to a private school?
besides how can someone just impose a university on me without my consent? is he my fada
abi I no get right to choose where I wan school..

Kensharval:
nigerians pls dont be foolish, this thing will help in the sense that there are universities that have just hundred of applicants and there are some that have about 27000-45000. when they distribute them around it will help in making more student gain admission into universities. don forget the is limited slot in those overcrowded universities.

name the universities with "just hundred of applicants"

just received this, dunno how genuine the info is...

Dibu Ojerinde warned students about the false alarm that has been diffused through the whole part of Nigeria,, he said that candidates are not transferred to any institution nor denied the eligibility,, he also said that he his having issues with those who applied for the change of course/institution, so candidates who have been changed to other institutions should wait till he resolve the problem,,he said that candidates who have issues with their institution should recheck the jamb website by 29/7/2015...he apologize for the problem.... Said Dibu Ojerinde this morning...... Forward this to all your friends and help!

joebab1:
bro abeg i want to check my jamb slip online now....will i have to buy scratch card?

no need of buying a scratch card just logon to http://www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme1/ input your registration number and re-print

joebab1:


emekus abeg i want to check my jamb stuff...will i have to buy jamb card again?

what stuff exactly?

besides unijos already has 11,903 aspirant who scored 200 and above that's even If they cut 200 coz unijos usually set em cutoff at 180 so that makes it 25,955 unijos aspirants who scored 180 and above.... I doubt if jamb will send us there abi them dey craze

Yustash001:
Am not an aspirant of Unilag but I just want to share what my friend who an aspirant of Unilag told me..He said he checked his eligibility and he wasn't eligible so he reprinted his slip and his University has been changed to Unijos

mine still says "University of Lagos"

FrancisTony:
Did you do change of institution?
How far about the protest.

I didn't do change of institution

FrancisTony:

I re-printed my result and it's still showing University of Lagos.

Pathetic!

lol I did mine yesterday morning immediately I saw that shit...I went as far as reprinting both my registration slip and result yet I keep seeing University of Lagos...

Epic!

FrancisTony:

I think ALL people who did change of course were mostly affected.
Microbiology has more applicant than Biochemistry and someone I scored higher than, was told he's eligible.

same thing here o..just checked for my nigga going for finance just like me..turns out he is eligible and am not and funny I had 2 marks more than him.....am even wondering the criteria involved in picking who's eligible and who's not

Teempakguy:
then why?

Perhaps it is based on states?

nope i don't think it's that either, coz i have come across 2 igbo guys who were also cleared ....like seriously i think they picked the names randomly

Teempakguy:
perhaps their scores were too low?

dude its not abt scores
a girl who scored 214 going for insurance in my whatsapp group was cleared to register while me on the other hand with 22 marks higher than her was not cleared

mayriann:
Please check if you are eligible before buying the form. I checked mine and it says I am not eligible and that maybe jamb has transfered my candidature to another school.

same here

Teempakguy:
I don't understand o . . . could you please explain further?

check your eligibility status >>>> http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/PostUtme/Default.aspx

Isaolamide:
When is the exam and when will it close?i heard it will close on thursday

the deadline is 7th of August

stevecrown:
bro av being having a littt head ache in dis question. so I would be very grateful if u can answer me to d best of ur knowledge. pls I did math,English,
biology, economics,government, agric,lit in
eng,crs and Yoruba.pls am I gud to apply for
business administration at unilag. tanks

I just downloaded the admission requirement from the school's website and this is the o'level requirement for bus admin

Five O\Level credit in English, Mathematics, Economics, and any two (2) subjects from Arts, Science and Social Sciences

check it out yourself >> http://admissions.unilag.edu.ng/?page_id=314 then click on admission. requirement....it's in PDF

labodinho:
It opened now but there isn't any notice on the main school site.I know the link very well.I guess it's not official yet.

yup....no official announcement yet

stevecrown:
pls I need help from d oux gurus . pls I did math,English,
biology, economics,government, agric,lit in
eng,crs and Yoruba.pls am I gud to apply for
business administration at unilag. tanks

well the brochure says English, Mathematics, Economics and 2 other subjects so I guess u are good to go

Kalel9900:
Can someone pls solve this.....
Ann goes swimming regularly she wants to improve her fitness, so she decides to swim 10 lengths in the first session and increase the number of lengths she swims by 2 every session. When she reaches 50 lengths in a session, she will not increase the number any further. If Ann asks her friend Joy to come swimming with her, Joy starts coming at Sue's 8th session, Joy starts to swim 15 lengths and increases the number of lengths by 5 each time. After how many of Joy's sessions does she swim the same number of lengths as Ann?

Joy's 4th session...they'll be tied at 30 - 30 lengths each

them try