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Airko:Yes, it's opened. Exams is scheduled to begin next month. |
Apination:Wait for it. No need to send mail. Just keep checking. It takes some days. |
Fkj202004:Really? I did for a student last week during the Salah break. It worked within the 72hrs. I am surprised you experienced otherwise. Could there be other factors? The student moved to a study Centre in Abuja. The reason I am thinking they could be other factors is: last semester, a student I assisted applied for a change of study centre. It was reverted after a week. We followed up and the Academic registry said students were not allowed to leave that particular study centre that semester. We had to write that the student already moved to Lagos and the exams was close. After many calls and mails, they changed him back to Lagos. |
atjo:1. Do Semester registration on your portal 2. On the Registry menu, click change of study centre. Choose your new study centre and submit. A code will be sent to your student email. Use the code to complete the process. In 72hrs, the change should be effected. |
dubezra:The courses being registered is understandable. But, the exams being registered on its own for the news semester is no possible and hence questionable. Please do make sure of what you are saying, otherwise, no TMAs and no exams. Try and login to take your TMAs if indeed your exams are registered. |
dubezra:You have to do the followings: semester registration and exams registration for those courses your registered previously. You should also prepare to take TMA1-3 for all the courses. |
jman77:Yes, for Undergraduate programmes. It is JAMB Application number. |
dubezra:https://www.nouonline.nou.edu.ng/ |
Hojuholape:Check my profile |
goslowgoslow:If you could interpret a message well you will understand that my message was not in any way comparing PDP and APC. But if you meant to draw a comparison, I will say APC is worse because we are meant to be progressive. PDP last ruled about 10years ago. If APC is still ruling APC then they are worse. |
Una dey expect anything else? Under this APC, you cannot win any case against APC in the court unless the governor has problem with the presidency. |
vickychuk:If you are using a mobile phone to access the site, try in desktop mode or login on a laptop and see if it helps. If you have same problem, please get back |
seunmsg:That one was specific. Why disguise in this case? |
allen113:Please, seek knowledge. This is empty |
dubezra:You are not creating. You are login in. |
dubezra:If you are a new student, you don't create email. You only go to login. Go to gmail.com Enter your email as: yourmatriculation@noun.edu.ng Default Password: yourmatno in UPPERCASE Try it and get back. |
dosht:You can continue like that. Neglect the 400L showing. |
JayDee001:Prepare for clearance and the following payments 1. Convocation fee 30k 2. Alumni fee 10k Do it at your study centre. |
JASONjnr:Come to think of it. Is there any Governor who if suspended right won't have skeletons in his cupboard? I don't think there is anyone, if they decided to investigate well |
Websters:Admission is ongoing. Yes, the site is under maintenance at the moment. Application fee is 7500. It will require your transcripts. See academic calendar here https://www.myschoolgist.com/ng/noun-academic-calendar/ Use this to check your courses for the program https://nounupdate.com/fee-check |
Websters:Cost of registration varies from Semester to semester Semester 1 around N140,000 (including electives) Semester 2 around N98,000 (including all electives) Semester 3 around N84,000 (project only) |
Websters:Registration fee is every semester and not every session in NOUN |
Vera2cc:If you went far in the programme, you can try to see if you can continue first. This will require you visiting the nearest study centre. To start a fresh, try and check the admission portal https://www.nouonline.nou.edu.ng/ (currently under maintenance). |
elguaje:CIT353 is what I see in your previous screenshot and not 352. Assuming you meant CIT35, see the attached. It's on a memo dated 8th August 2022. So, check your results for CIT381 File Processing and Management
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Nice move. We either learn to be independent or we perish. This will put more pressure on presidents to sit up. If you enter northern Nigeria, even people that can hardly spell AMERICA correctly wrote "DEATH TO AMERICA" in different locations. These same people have never written death to any of our corrupt leaders for once. When there is no alternative to being independently successful, we will try more to see how to succeed. |
jurjes:Good morning. Send a DM and we will take it from there. |
elguaje:CIT191 was introduced recently. Which is the last one left? And B.Sc Computer Science I guess |
elguaje:I will need to know your programme as well as the courses you found on the portal as well as their status (C or E). Sometimes, you may have done their equivalent as it could just be a change in course codes. When the courses were introduced will determine if your name will be out. The chance is still there for you to graduate without taking those courses provided the above conditions favour you. |
biggboy:Apply for student copy of your transcripts. We always advice your save your result just before graduation from the support nou.edu.ng. |
Brendaniel:The news attached to the video is not from the mainstream media. |
Here is what Dr. ChatGPT said about those Hight values A high renal gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT) level of 75 and a high total protein level of 91 g/L in a liver function test (LFT) could indicate several possible implications: 1. Elevated GGT (75 U/L) GGT is an enzyme found in the liver, bile ducts, and kidneys. It is often elevated in conditions affecting the liver, bile ducts, and sometimes the pancreas. Possible Causes: Liver Disease: Elevated GGT is commonly associated with hepatobiliary diseases such as fatty liver disease, alcoholic liver disease, cholestasis (bile flow obstruction), or liver inflammation (hepatitis). Alcohol Consumption: GGT is very sensitive to alcohol intake, even in moderate drinkers. Drug-Induced Liver Injury: Certain medications (e.g., anticonvulsants, antibiotics, NSAIDs) can raise GGT. Biliary Obstruction: Conditions such as gallstones, bile duct tumors, or primary biliary cholangitis can elevate GGT. Metabolic Syndrome: Obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol can lead to fatty liver disease, raising GGT. 2. High Total Protein (91 g/L) Normal total protein levels range between 60–80 g/L. A high total protein level suggests an increased concentration of albumin and/or globulins. Possible Causes: Chronic Infections or Inflammatory Conditions: Diseases like chronic hepatitis, tuberculosis, or chronic inflammatory diseases (e.g., rheumatoid arthritis, lupus) can increase globulins. Liver Disease: Although liver failure usually decreases total protein levels, early or compensatory liver conditions might show high protein levels. Dehydration: Can lead to falsely elevated protein levels due to reduced plasma volume. Multiple Myeloma or Paraproteinemia: Overproduction of immunoglobulins by plasma cells can raise total protein levels. Potential Interpretation: If GGT is high with high total protein, it could indicate: Chronic liver disease or early cirrhosis (increased globulins due to liver dysfunction). Autoimmune liver disease (e.g., primary biliary cholangitis, autoimmune hepatitis). Chronic infections or malignancy (e.g., liver cancer, multiple myeloma). If other LFT parameters (ALT, AST, ALP, bilirubin) are also elevated, this may suggest a more serious liver or biliary pathology. Next Steps: Check other LFT values (ALT, AST, ALP, bilirubin, albumin). Assess kidney function (creatinine, urea, electrolytes) since high total protein could indicate kidney issues. Consider imaging (ultrasound, CT, or MRI) to rule out structural liver abnormalities. Review medical history and medications for potential causes. Would you like to analyze this further with other lab results? |
If you want something different from what k!lled your dad, why are you following the same route and expect to end different;y? You are on your HIGHWAY TO THE GRAVE Starring... Regina Askia. |
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