Jamzig1:
Hello everyone, My questions are:
1. I was admitted in 2014/15, do i apply as 1st year or 2nd year?
2. I only have my 100level 1st semester transcript available cos 2nd semester result is not out yet. Do I upload it and fill in my 1st semester GPA?

CC: Ajahexcel
Factorial

Hello everyone, My questions are:
1. I was admitted in 2014/15, do i apply as 1st year or 2nd year?
2. I only have my 100level 1st semester transcript available cos 2nd semester result is not out yet. Do I upload it and fill in my 1st semester GPA?

I have my first semester gpa transcript only. Is it advisable to upload it? 2nd semester result is not yet out

Thewhizzkid1:
From their faqs page:
"Each document size should not be more than 200KB and the image format for your pass-port must be in JPEG, other files must be in PDF".
Does this mean we'll have to convert the other files to pdf format? If yes, how?

My transcript is in PDF already...there is a way to convert other files to PDF sha but i dnt really know it

Thewhizzkid1:

I have my first semester gpa transcript only. Is it advisable to upload it?

I have that too..I guess we can

sagaciousblog:
it is not compulsory to upload transcript.. If you noticed, it wasn't asteriked..if you ask me, i would say you shouldn't bother uploading any transcript.

But does it not serve as a proof for the CGPA one stated

Thewhizzkid1:
I don't have my waec certificate now but I have the statement of result and d online print out. Please which should I upload, the statement of result or the online print out?

Same with me..confused too

Profcamsey:
Pls where we are asked to upload 1st year result. My2nd semester result is not yet ready and I want to use 1st semester cgpa. The transcript isn't ready yet what am I going to upload there.

I have the same issue...2nd semester result is not out yet but I have the printout of 1st semester GPA

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MacKennie:
u know him?

Nope but there is nothing wrong with his post

jimrealf:
bro are we really resuming 29th of dis month

I think so

MacKennie:
Sorry, try your luck later, IN ANOTHER THREAD!!!

You are getting him wrong....read his post well

yinkher:
If you need information regarding funaab admission...you can call me or whatzapp me on 08134977027.....shy away from fraudster that will told you to bring money for admission ....it does not work out in funaab.....disregard any false info as a cogent information will be passed on funaab official site....To those who are giving Agricultural administration course,Agricultural economics or Agricultural extension.... chat me for any info about the courses ...that my own college...thanks

*bolded text*...*runs away from thread*

atymat:
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נαмzιg1 ∂σηт вє נєαℓσυѕ σσ

lol...nah...I'm a perfecy gentle man...*winks*

dharay99:

†hnx, ecos†a† & edu.

Bro...thought i heard abt OOU

Bimffo:


When are freshers resuming?

We never know for sure...dat info up there might be true though

Bimffo:



Shey U think sey we go resume this Year before ni??

Yes nah..well I'm resuming with freshers

Bimffo:
If Funaab like make we resume early 2017. Na that result dey my mind now?

E go vex me if we no resume this year o...other skuls go soon resume..some have resumed sef....if to say i knw i for don prepare my mind for next year

Bimffo:
Funaabites!

Sire yes Sir

Kudos to her...repping Ebira tribe...

kingcollinz:
Err sorry o, I am not begging anybody to believe me, they are not paying me and am not out to scam anyone, if you can go to funnab site not admission site and read, if not go to Facebook and search for funnab official page, am not killing anyone's hope, so no need for insults....

Its baseless...If u really understand the admission process u wouldnt have posted it. This is it...When Funaab admission committee compiles the list..they send it to Jamb @Abuja for approval...so the explanation for those that found their name on jamb portal is that jamb has uploaded their copy of the list on its portal..so the delay is with FUNAAB ICTREC. Same thing happened last year and i experienced it in the 2nd batch...it is well

DEATH CENTRES # STUDENTSLIVESMATTER (This piece is dedicated to Hon. Com. MARIA ATERE of the Department of Plant physiology and Crop production of FUNAAB. Born in ONDO STATE, She died yesterday at the university health centre due to the negligence and lassitude of health workers.) MAY 6, 2015, it was Mayowa Alaran (200 level first-class student of the department of Human kinetics, University of Ibadan) who died because nurses at the medical centre of the university did not treat him on the basis that he could not provide his matric. No or clinic card. He was too sick to talk or write. AUGUST 30, 2015, it was KEL (a female 200 level student of the department of theatre arts of UNIPORT) who was left unattended to for over 6 hours by health workers and she died. SEPTEMBER 8, 2015, OLUCHI ANEKWE (a female 300 level first class student of the department of accounting of UNILAG) who was electrocuted and medical personnel let her die while asking for I.D card. SEPTEMBER 29, 2015, AKINTARO RAPHAEL (an ND student at The Polytechnic of Ibadan) who was neglected to die by the nurses of the medical centre. AND NOW HON. MARIA….WHO KNOWS WHO’S NEXT? IT MIGHT JUST BE ANYBODY, ANY NIGERIAN STUDENT, ANY LEADER OF TOMORROW! All of these future leaders died in the space of about four months. Do students’ lives matter at all? What of KOLAWOLE MORENIKEJI OF LAUTECH who slumped at a football match and medical personnel were unable to save him from death? What of OLADIMEJI OLU, an ND1 computer engineering student and a parliamentarian in LASPOTECH SUG, who died after he was not attended to for hours? FELLOW NIGERIAN STUDENTS, SHOULDN’T WE PUT A STOP TO THIS? These are just the numbers that made the news. What of the deaths swept under the carpet? This is the situation in Nigerian universities today as Health Centre has turned to death centre. My experience in OAU where I school, involves cases where malaria drugs are prescribed for stomach ulcer, diarrhea drugs prescribed for asthma..etc. I’ve seen cases of unavailability of drugs in the pharmacy during emergency, and if the patient is broke to afford buying the drugs from common medicine stores (where it’s available), he/she is stuck. I’ve seen cases of ONE doctor attending to patients, with around 35 students with critical issues on the queue. Neglect by nurses, abandonment by medical personnel, taking hours to attend to emergency cases, requesting for I.D card or clinic card before attending to emergency cases- all of these raise the question of competence of medical workers. In a country where health workers go on strike, 95 percent of health workers are no longer attached to their job either because they are overworked or underpaid or not paid for several months. This alienation is what gave birth to the “i-don’t-care” attitude that health workers give to their job, especially in Nigerian universities. There were cases where the only ambulance available was not working, cases where there were no ambulance and the university health centre is not working round the clock- therefore raising the need for referral, cases where there were no hospital beds for students in grave conditions, cases where there was no power supply at the health centre, and cases where there was no fuel either for their generator or their ambulance. For an oil- producing country like Nigeria, the blame therefore goes to the universities management, the federal and state governments and as such the responsibility to make a change lies on them too. No excuse can justify the death of a Nigerian student given the exorbitant amount of school fees being paid in tertiary institutions. What of the diarrhea scourge that sent 600 students of a federal girls’ college in the south- west to the hospital beds? Can anything justify that? NO. The lassitude being shown by the profit-consciou s VCs, rectors and provosts of tertiary institutions which make them ration medical personnel, and medical facilities should not be condoned by any conscious higher institution. Nigerian students should stand up (ignoring the cowardly student union leaders of these days) independently of any bureaucracy and take up protests and demonstrations to compel their management to ensure adequate health care services in their institutions. The governments of these states and at the federal level has to be obligated to ensure the provision of health personnel and health services to the future leaders or our country will have no future. This is not something they will give out in their fortitude. Nigerian students must stand up to make these bold demands among others which include reversal of fee hikes and even the abolition of fee. We must demand that the government should make provision for the average and poor Nigerian youths to be educated alike. We must see the reason to solidarize with health workers whose salaries have not being paid in demanding that they should be paid so that they can feel more committed to their work. We must protest in our various institutions, we must protest at our government houses, on major roads, at major squares- In Lagos-at Abuja. THESE DEATHS MUST STOP. Commercialization of education must stop. Students’ leaders should stop selling out students and take up the responsibility they have been elected for. HON. MARIA’S DEATH MUST BE THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF PREVENTABLE DEATHS! IF WE FIGHT WE MAY WIN, IF WE DON’T, WE’VE LOST ALREADY. The ruling class is waging an economic class war on the poor and these students are war casualties, WE MUST FIGHT TO DEFEND OURSELVES FROM THESE ATTACKS ON OUR LIVES. PRESIDENT BUHARI should address this matter as his top priority before we have another book-haramic body count. Solidarities to FUNAAB as you protest MARIA’s death today. NIGERIAN STUDENTS, RISE TO DEFEND YOURSELVES….. NIGERIAN STUDENTS, RISE TO MAKE CLEAR DEMANDS ALUTA CONTINUA, VICTORIA ASCERTA. Omole Ibukun is a 400L student of the Department of Civil- Engineering at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile- Ife. He is a publicity member of the Alliance of Nigerian Students Against Neo-liberal Attacks (ANSA), the secretary of the OAU branch of the Education Rights Campaign (ERC), and a parliamentarian in the OAU Students’ union.

Simran94:
With the latest riot and protest, there is a possibility that we might not resume this year. RIP to Hon. Maria Atere

You got it all wrong...there is no riot...just a peaceful protest, meeting has been held, conclusions met, no cause for alarm...that doesnt disturb the academic calendar

Nice...there is an old thread though https://www.nairaland.com/827966/physics-graduates-lets-meet-here

Giitheon:
same tin i ask...cuz i didn't put middle name for all my documents bcuz i didn't include it in Neco...nw all my documents except L.G.A does nt have my middle name...

But why nah?...You should always include your middle name in all cases...In my dept alone abt 3 different pairs of students have d same surname and 1st name

Isomerizm:

Check your mail.

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9free:

As already advised, I encourage you to start working with arduino for now. There are alot of free reference materials and resources on it at your disposal. You have the advantage of learning "diluted" C-programming language in the process so switching to C-language won't be so much a Herculean task when you're ready to migrate to standalone MIC's.
Aside electronics, at your leisure time venturing into the world of PLC(Programmable Logic Controller) isn't a bad idea also.

Ok..thanks...starting with Arduino then...which should i get 1st? Arduino Uno?

LamiHandsome:



Really? I wasn't aware. Should have included it in the fake news earlier, but no p sha. I don add am join . Modification toh bad.

Joblessness at its peak

LamiHandsome:
BREAKING NEWS!!!

"NO OFFICIAL LIST HAS BEEN RELEASED BY THE MANAGEMENT" SAYS FUNAAB V.C.
FROM THE DESK OF THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE SENATE.
THE SENATE THROUGH THE V.C RELEASED A PRESS STATEMENT OFFICIALLY AFTER A CLOSE MEETING HELD AT THE EARLY HOURS OF TODAY.

"WE HAVEN'T RELEASED ANY LIST ON OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE, ANY ASPIRANT THAT CHECKED HIS/HER STATUS ON JAMB PORTAL ISN'T SURELY ADMITTED, THE MERIT, SECOND AND SUPPLEMENTARY LISTS FOR POST UTME CANDIDATES ARE VERY MUCH READY. WE ARE ONLY WORKING ON THAT OF DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES". SAID THE V.C. CANDIDATES SHOULD WAIT FOR THE SCHOOL'S OFFICIAL LIST. MORE UPDATE SOON

FUNAABSU.
















BUYTE PRESS











22ND OF OCTOBER.























*NERD*








GOT YOU GUYS RIGHT? NO VEX ABEG, NA ORIGINAL FAKE NEWS.



IT LOOKED SO MUCH DRY HERE LATELY, I BET FUNAAB'S GOT MANY ASPIRANT SNORING LIKE...


MAH ADJUST MY PILLOW JEE..

Funny enough there is a Senate meeting today on 2nd Semester Examination Results

Savotech:


You can get some embedded guru to take you a one on one training. I do one on one training and i know gurus like princejude, arcontree, 9free, guassian, sportsmaster etc (forgive me if i dont mention u) will be doing that also.

But like sportsmaster said, start from somewhere. Google is there, youtube videos is there to teach you, and whatever questions u have u can ask us here. Its so easy to learn it yourself. 5 years ago when i started, i dont have someone to tell me this and i had to learn from someone that doesnt even know it; the person always get code from his own oga also. It was almost like a waste of money. But one of the things i gained was that my interest in embedded system was aroused. It was my own personal development and God on my side that take me to where i am today.

So even if you learn from someone, you still have to go online for some research and more knowledge because a man can teach you only 30% of what he knows, not that he intentionally wanna hide things from you but there is no way he himself can remember everything he knows at a time, it will take challenges in field work fir him to remember what he knows in a particular area.

My conclusion is that you develop yourself personally and take someone that is ahead as your mentor, you will go far with that.

Thanks a lot..I appreciate...Since you said you take one on one training, can I get your contact to inquire about duration, amount and location...thanks

sportsmaster:


i doubt if you will find anywhere in lagos.

my advice for you is to start with arduino.get the foundations right .then move to standalone microcontroller embedded systems.
use the online arduino forums.

Okay thanks Sir

guassian:
oh yes, and fell free to post any questions here if you want a solution.

Ask us anything even up to half of the kingdom and it shall be given to you...

Do you know anywhere in Lagos where I can enrol for training on embedded systems...starting with C and assembly language programming, microcontrollers, schematic, simulation and PCB designing softwares and electronic circuits