LogoDWhiz:
Well, since you are having a hard time comprehending my post, i won't get angry at you for that. Kindly check the links posted to be beuer informed next time.

infolekan:



You obviously don't know what you're talking about and you still won't keep quiet. Most people that paid for the first 5,600 paid 5,600 for the second screening before it was reduced to 3,100 without refund. How can you do a screening twice to help those that dint make it the first time when you don't release the names of those that made it the first time. Don't defend that stuff please.
It's understandable that the school pays its workers salaries from these fees but try and paint a happy picture here.

LogoDWhiz:
This is what happen when students try to scam their parents. This is not the real situation of things. Eksu allow multiple screening excercises so as to help those who didnt make it at the first trial.

easyfem:
Even to collect ur cert , they will extort u ...

Ask me and I will tell u more

DerKlassiker:

Your assessment and stand on the situation is Unfortunate. So the time of recession is the perfect time to double levies? Sad!

Donpressman:
Them no dey follow person play for your village?

harosho07:
A cross-section of parents whose children and wards are seeking admission into the Ekiti State University, (EKSU), Ado Ekiti have sent passionate appeal to the institution’s authorities to thread softly on the issue of pre-admission screenings and payments.
Some of the concerned parents, who spoke to reporters on Thursday in Ado Ekiti lamented the repeated screening exercises introduced by the authorities in relation to the 2016/2017 admission exercise.

Those who spoke to newsmen accused the university of conducting separate screening exercises for the prospective students, with each of the screening attracting as much as N5,600, despite the ban placed on such screening by the Federal government.

According to Mrs Afeniforo Emmanuel, the University, three weeks ago screened candidates who possessed the prescribed minimum UTME scores as well as met the required minimum of five credit pass, including English Language and Mathematics.
According to her, “a sum of N5,600 was paid to the prescribed banks for the exercise; I thought that the next was for her ward to be offered or denied admission.”

She said she was shocked to discover that having sailed through the initial screening, her child was again last week invited to another round of screening exercise and asked to pay another N5,600.

Another parent, Mr Kunle Adeyemi said it took the intervention of the institution’s students’ union body to get the authorities of the university to reduce the second screening fee to N3,100, inclusive of bank charges.

A disabled parent, Mrs kafayat Folaranmi called on JAMB to intervene in their plight since the warning against extortion in the name of post-UTME screening came since July.

‎Meanwhile, going through the list, a newly admitted student is required to pay a minimum of N80,000, in addition to minimum of N50,000 acceptance fee, as against total payment of N50,000 recommended by the state government.

All efforts to get the institution’s PRO, Olubumi Ajibade for a reaction to the allegations were abortive as calls put across to him were not responded to.


Source: http://dailypost.ng/2016/09/08/parents-protest-caution-ekiti-university-extortion/

salabscholar01:
Those calling this woman useless, are probably still feeding from dads and mums___Growing up is not just increase in height, but increase in wisdom as well.

Some are ignorantly saying she needs a job. If I may ask, has she ever at one time or the other, said she is doing it just to get illicit rewards? Who among you here has ever volunteered much like her, doing such a humanitarian service like she does? Can you sacrifice a minute to stand under the sun, for that neighbour who is aggrieved? Do you know she is the strength of these mothers? If we should all do the same looking forward to be rewarded with juicy political positions, I bet you, the direction where the progress of the true changes lies in this country as we wish, still left much to be desired.


She speaks for men, women, children and I believe she will be rewarded abundantly for her goodwill. shame on those who paint her wrongly, staring from the sidelines to judge her actions,,.. Do you even know the dialogue between her and the FG? Have you ever take your time to ask? Please so many questions you need to ask yourself before you judge others.

Keneking:
But where is the rail starting from in Lagos?

Bourdillion or Ojodu or Marina or Ibafo

murphyrichy:
pls wat date did you apply? I did mine on the 20th no mail up till now.

joransky4re:
the link is working.
use UC browser. and u are good to go.

adudu208:
My bae got Msc. Does that mean she cannot apply? I noticed the highest qualification option is Bsc.

francollimasso:
I hv registered and I was shown the successful message, but I have not received any email message.

kelvinreality:

They all deserved a seat. Practically speaking, before I will allow one of those individuals standing to have my seat at the expense of me standing, I will have a negotiation with the other three people seating beside and behind me.

Once I strike a conversation with them and they feel convinced, then the job is done. At this stage, courtesy demands we stand up and direct each of them to the empty seat once occupied by us.



Although, plans don't always fall on fertile grounds. If they those individuals I strike a discussion with refuse to stand up, then I will use the "first come, first serve" tactic I.e given the nursing mother an opportunity to sit.