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Xenob:Contact ICT officer at your Study Centre. |
Abdul4trust1:Check your support portal. What is the entry level there? If the entry level is not correct, that is where the problem lies. Login to your student portal nouonline.nou.edu.ng and apply for change of level of entry under the REGISTRY MENU. You can also apply for correction of level of entry on the support portal Attach necessary qualifications and admission letter and send. If however your entry level is correct, kindly ignore. But how you have done NOU107 or GST107 as the course is compulsory irrespective of your level of entry. |
Yes, they will prefer a thief and a rog over Natasha. |
Amalekki:I wonder with the free things available how people don't use them... Instead of asking how lawlessness affects the economy and finding out, they guy just concluded it has nothing to do with the economy 😂 |
BIAFRAISASPIRIT:You no know how much be data?🤣 |
Jorussia:Eyaaa. Why not ask me how it affects the economy instead?😂 Edited: related that to the government Decline in Investment – Investors avoid regions with high crime and weak legal enforcement due to the risk of losing their capital. This reduces foreign direct investment (FDI) and local investments. Reduced Business Confidence – Unstable environments discourage entrepreneurship, as businesses fear theft, extortion, and corruption, making long-term planning difficult. Loss of Government Revenue – Illegal activities such as tax evasion, smuggling, and corruption reduce government tax collection, limiting funds for infrastructure and public services. Increased Cost of Doing Business – Companies must spend more on private security, legal disputes, and insurance, increasing operational costs and reducing profitability. Brain Drain and Workforce Instability – Skilled professionals and laborers migrate to safer environments, leading to a shortage of talent and lower productivity. Disruption of Supply Chains – Theft, vandalism, and instability in transport networks disrupt the movement of goods and services, affecting trade and economic output. Poor Infrastructure Development – Lawlessness leads to misallocation of public resources and discourages investment in infrastructure, further hindering economic growth. Growth of the Informal Economy – In lawless environments, more people engage in unregulated economic activities, reducing tax revenues and limiting worker protections. Devaluation of Assets – Property and land values decline in unsafe areas, reducing wealth accumulation and economic expansion. Erosion of Public Trust – When the legal system is weak, people lose confidence in institutions, leading to economic inefficiencies and a lack of cooperation in financial and business transactions. Overall, lawlessness creates an unpredictable and risky economic climate, stifling growth and development. Would you like a deeper analysis on any of these points? |
Jorussia:What some of us don't know is that, you cannot continue to be lawless and expect growth. People are watching the lawlessness and injustice happening and they learning from it. The lawlessness will be one of the reason the economic growth you are expecting, you won't see. |
Apination:Without exams registration, you cannot do your TMAs. Do your exams registration to have access to your TMAs |
Jmarjr:Contact the ICT staff who will send a message to MIS for the dropping of the course. I think that is possible that way. |
Jmarjr:Have you checked the portal? Go to your exams registration slip and see if dropping of exams is active. I can see it is active here although didn't try since there wasn't need for it.
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Jmarjr:Window will DEFINITELY open but the time I can't tell as it is not on the Academic Calendar. The time will come and it will be before they close any of the TMAs. |
Fkj202004:Thanks. The applicant has returned with same feedback and has been given next step to follow. Been a while bro. |
Favbolu:The amount is the same and I think it should work for you. Go ahead and continue your application as you will be given the leverage to choose your choice of programme while filling the form. If you encounter any issue, kindly get back here. |
lonelydora:The wahala will give her more opportunities. If they extend her stay in the programme, there are people who are ready to help her right now. In fact, the opportunity she has now, she never had before now. |
Jmarjr:There will be a window to drop courses. Just keep your eyes on your portal. You will be able to do it yourself and add the other courses. It's nothing to worry about. |
jurjes:If you have done your registration up to exams registration, you can login https://elearn.nou.edu.ng/ Reset password and check your student email for the new password If you just registered few days ago and cannot do above, exercise patience. For WhatsApp group, contact your desk officer at your study centre |
Apination:Check to see that it's not available under exams registration, not course registration. |
Kezzy96:"account does not exist" - be patient and keep checking "Incorrect password" - use your matriculation number in uppercase as the Default password |
Rhyah:By Bypass, what I mean is this... Some people go to the cafe and then let some one fill the form. At the end of the day, they select a different course and apply. Edit the PDF and print and a verification officer who doesn't know much will verify. Some courses that obviously seems qualified not listed on the portal won't give you admission. When you fill the form, you won't have the admission. That's how the system is designed. Sometimes last semester, we happened to interact with the HOD of Health Sciences and we called his attention to the fact that that the system doesn't accept someone with HND Public Health to be admitted into 300L of B.Sc Public Health. It was an error he said will be fixed and till now, the portal has not been programmed to accept such. I am sorry if my use of bypass was misunderstood. If you filled your application form yourself, good and fine otherwise, this present portal with the requirements listed therein, the system will reject your application because your course is not listed as one that is qualified for the programme |
Rhyah:https://www.nouonline.nou.edu.ng/ Please check Under application and check if you are qualified. That is the portal that will determine your fate and the requirements there supercedes any other one else. If you are currently enrolled in the programme, how did you bypass the required UG qualification, since your course is not listed there? Go to your application form and see if you filled in your qualification (B.Sc. Microbiology). If you did, the portal will tell you that you are not qualified for the programme. |
honey001:Try and contact your department because it's unusual. Results are either graded with the score or Incomplete. Send a ticket via support site and wait for their responses . PGD.Education student, I suppose. |
Favbolu:You can get such application by applying for it to the VC via the HOD of the department. They will give a special consideration. Many people are not aware of this. Attach your veriable experience with to your application letter. If you need more info on this, send a DM. |
honey001:Pending or Incomplete? What are the courses? If it is INCOMPLETE, please, register for the exams. |
Favbolu:B.sc. Agricultural Science is not listed |
You see this lecturer, he is not just a bully, he is also a very lazy a&s. The entire of the apology letter was generated by an AI and he didn't even try to edit it. See the kind of lazy man that is bullying a student.
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Anijay1212:But I think I saw at least one lie in his statement. He said Natasha didn't wait for the court action before going to the intl community. Did the Senate President not disregard the court ruling? |
May Trump visit them soon |
Neimarjr:Cheap lies. In these days of internet, how do you cook lies to serve people? Check Juventus in 2018/19. Juventus were eliminated in the Quarter Finals after losing to Ajax 2:3 on aggregate. CR7 scored the only goal in both first and second leg Edited 2018/2019 - 28 Goals for Juventus (Top scorer) 2019/2020 - 37 Goals (Top Scorer) 2020/2021 - 36 Goals (TopScorer) |
blessedchild234:Kindly ignore. Some are due to technical issues while some is due to change of course codes even though they have similar course titles. It's nothing to worry about. |
nlfpmod |
The house of representatives has directed the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to direct internet service providers in the country to block all websites hosting obscene and pornographic contents with immediate effect. The resolution was passed on Tuesday following a motion sponsored by Dalhatu Tafoki, an All Progressives Congress (APC) lawmaker from Katsina state. Moving the motion, Tafoki argued that cyber pornography was becoming a global problem and that Nigeria had not taken adequate steps to address it. He described Nigeria as a “highly religious country” where major faiths prohibit nudity and obscenity. The legislator said several countries across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East had enacted laws banning pornography. He also cited warnings from psychologists and sociologists about the negative impact of pornography, including its potential to encourage adultery, prostitution, and addiction. “Renowned psychologists and sociologists around the world have issued stern warnings on the psychological, sociological and mental consequences of viewing pornographic content,” he said. Lawmakers voted in support of the motion when Tajudeen Abbas, speaker of the house, subjected it to a voice vote. Consequently, the house asked NCC to impose penalties on service providers that fail to comply with the directive. Source: https://www.thecable.ng/just-in-reps-ask-ncc-to-block-all-pornographic-websites/
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Rhyah:It was supposed to begin March 3rd, according to the calendar but it is yet to. You will get a mail in your student email when facilitation starts. It won't be silently without announcement. |
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