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prettydiva89:
you are right,its interesting to me

You have finally succumbed to me.

You guys are making this game interesting to me.

prettydiva89:
you think so, am aware trust me

You must be kidding me.

h3ro:
Is this the same for masters?

I have actually forgotten but will help you to find out.

prettydiva89:
you know its a lie its still me

You aren't aware that the thick bushy long "thing" is in me.

prettydiva89:
you think you can scare me

You can't stand me.

prettydiva89:
you know you just lied to me

You are just too small for me.

You can't do me the way she do me.

teecode:
School of Management Science...
The course code for Entrepreneurship Studies I is "SMS 210".
Course code for Enterpreneurship Studies II is "SMS 303"

Why all these changes self. Same way mine were changed.

The three. love, sex and friendship

prettydiva89:
you must be kidding its not me

You are both kidding me.

lifestyle1:
I applied to study B.SC. ENTREPRENEURIAL AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT under SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES I have ND in Business studies from a federal polytechnic.

O/Level;

Accounting A1
Math C6
English C5
Economics C6
GovernmentC6
Agric C6
Biology C6

I am currently working as an IT Manager with over 5 years working experience and a founder of an e-commerce startup, why would NOUN deny me the opportunity to further my education ?

I got a reply from centralinfo@noun.edu.ng that "ND upper credit required for Direct Entry 200l otherwise admission
will be denied."

Please what can I do ?

Good morning!

You know what bro. Mail that address with your scanned results. You will most likely be given if you merit it. It happened to me too and was admitted though I later decided to start from 100 level because of some reasons.

jingh:
we no get light and DAT boy called David mark say NIGERIA ARE HAPPY WITH ELECTRICITY.

Same here.

You are the only one for me.

jingh:
stop over-seriousness
na madness dey end am

Toh. Give me example of one over seriousness that led to that.
Moreso, that's not over seriousness but moderation of things.

The thread would have been better if it goes like
1. Stop procrastination. It kills dream.
2. Stop blaming government for everything. Do something.
3. Stop relying on people for your success. Be responsible to your life.
4. Stop sleeping 10 hours a day. Successful people sleep less.
5. Stop spending long hours chatting, face booking etc. Do valuable things with your time.
6. Stop being emotional on every issue. It causes high blood pressure.
7. Stop being judgemental. You don't know what the other person is going through.
And so on.

Timijo:
Hello ladies and gentlemen in the house! I bought the noun Application PIN today and did the registration. I applied for Physics B. Ed direct entry and I was given admission into 200 level.
My question is, when do I go to my study centre for screening? Can I go for screening after one week because I want to collect my original O'level result and go to the court to apply for declaration of age certificate.
Pls quote me to answer me.

Yes you can.

bravesoul2:
Hello great intellectuals,I paid to the bank to apply for MA IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE but when i was filling my form online English language was not part of the listed courses.Please,how do i overcome this huddle?

Which school did you click on? Is it School of Arts and Humanities?

Damieadeh:
Thanks Kazeem.
How much is 2 unit course and 3 unit course? So that i can calculate it aldo i had been given 21,500 naira but i want to know how much is it per unit. Thanks

2 units course 2k. 3 units course 2500 naira. Exam is 1k for both

Damieadeh:
Good Afternoon nailanders, Please i need some clarification about the registration of courses at NOUN for mass communication. I have to electives which are Introduction to Sociology and Introduction to News Writing & Reporting. Which one do you think i should choose?

My advice to you is to choose the one you like and/or the one you have a residual knowledge of. If I am in your position, I will go for introduction to news writing. But that's me Sha..

VIPICO:
Here's saying a hearty CONGRATULATION to all 4th set of Graduands of the National Open University of Nigeria which took place at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos on the 17th January, 2015. Like the overall Best Graduating student said in her valedictory speech, be happy for your success but don't rest on your oars, do not relish it for too long. The world waits for no one. It's time to set new goals and move on to achieve more in life - whatever it is you have chosen for yourself. May God be with you all. - VIPICO (OP of this thread)

Wow bro, you are the op of this thread. You did well and I commend you for that. Many people like me have gotten a lot of information through this platform. It has been very very beneficiary. Will like to hook up with you for some personal mind boggling issues. I just sent you a bbm invite. Please do accept. Thanks.

You are for me. @SELENAqueensy

You better Bleep me.

prettydiva89:
let play this game it starts with YOU AND ENDS WITH ME.E.G
You are always discouraging Me
You hate Me
You always cheat on Me
Add yours let keep the fun going

You like me?

vicdon:
Mawnin fellas, I received dis txt dis mawnin, pls wot does it mean. Hope it ain't dat sum1 is joking wif me.

Fraudster at work.

kwaifa23:
But where you given admission. Thanks

Yeah

HotAsIce:
Hello,
I have a couple of questions and I would appreciate if you could please provide me with answers.

Firstly, I keep seeing "TMA" on the academic calender. Please what does this stand for. Also, I see the exams last for 2 months. How is that even possible and lastly, what's the status concerning the NYSC serving?
Please and thank you for your reply.

TMA means Tutor Mark Assignment.
Exam in a department does not last beyond 3 weeks or less. That 2 months is for the entire period of the exam.
Nysc . I don't know.
However, I wonder why people continue asking about Nysc. Open universities is meant for working class and as such not expected to go for service as you can't combine working with service. If you young or not working (dependent), why coming to open university. Go to conventional school.
I know the school is making tremendous effort to ensure her ng graduates participate in nysc but if it doesn't work, exemption letter is given So?

kwaifa23:
I was told by NOUN that I did not meet the requirement for admission into PGD. Information Technology. And to my Best knowledge I met all requirement. I have my first degree in Accounting and my WAEC result are complete. Pls any help and understanding.



Application Status: Not Admitted
Sorry! You did not meet the Admission Requirements for PGD. Information Technology, thus online admission is denied!However, you can use the link below to print your Application Form for future reference. You may also consider changing to another course
****If you feel you are qualified, kindly mail support@noun.edu.ng for a review of your application. Remember to quote your form number

I had a similar experience when I applied for direct entry last year. Send your results (waec and others) to the email above quoting your form number, password and preferred course. If truly you meet the requirements you would be granted admission. You can scan your result to them as I was asked to.

shezy:
house pls can i register more than 24 units in a simester?pls is urgent.tanks

You can't register more than 24 units as much as I know.

Damieadeh:
I am a new student @ NOUN. I want to know if we (fresher) are expected to attend the 3 days orientation starting by Feb 11th-13th 2015?
Am in lagos.
Thanks

Not compulsory but necessary.
If you are chanced, go. If not, no problem.

As 2015 general election is fast approaching, it is necessary for us to know the do's Abd don'ts of the election, else we don't contravene the law. Here are the accreditation procedure, election procedure, announcement of each ward winner and more.

VOTING
• Voting will take place on a date to be
determined by the INEC.
ACCREDITATION
• Polling units will be open from 8 am.
• Polling units will open at 8 am for
Accreditation and close at 12 noon.
• Voting starts 12:30 pm.
• You must vote in the same Polling Unit you
completed your Voter Registration.
THE VOTER- WHO IS HE/SHE?
• S/He is a Nigerian citizen.
• S/He is 18 years and above.
• S/He has registered in the constituency
where he intends to vote.
• S/He possesses a registration card obtained
during voters’ registration.
HOW VOTER CAN VERIFY REGISTRATION
• A voter is expected to check the register of
voters to ascertain that his name is included.
• That his name was correctly spelt and
written.
• This is done when the register is displayed
for inspection.
PERSONS WHO CANNOT VOTE
• The following persons cannot vote at
election.
• All persons below the age of 18 years.
• All non-Nigerians.
• All persons who did not register as voters.
• All persons who do not hold a voter
registration card.
• All persons whose names are not in the
voters register.
WHERE TO VOTE
• Voting takes place at polling stations/units.
• A voter is expected to cast his vote at the
polling unit where his name is on the voter
register.
• A voter is expected to identfy his polling
station where his name is on the voter
register.
• A polling unit nearest to the residence of the
voter.
HOW TO VOTE:
• Voting will be by Open Secret Ballot System.
• Your vote is secret because no one will see
which candidate you choose.
• You will mark your ballot behind a polling
screen secretly.
• Apply your finger print only in one circle/
space which corresponds to the candidate of
your choice.
PROCEDURE: PREPARING FOR VOTING:
• The Presiding Officer (PO) shall:
• Explain the voting procedure to the voters.
• Invite all voters accreditated to form a single
queue.
• Where culture does not allow men and
women to mingle in a queue, separate queues
are created for men and women.
• The PO shall count loudly the number of
accredited voters in the queue, and record the
number.
COMMENCEMENT OF VOTING:
• At the commencement of voting, the PO
shall:
• Invite the voters on queue to approach the
poll clerk (PC) in an orderly manner.
• On presentation of voter’s card, the PC shall:
• Check appropriate cuticle thumbnail of voter
and when he is satisfied that the person has
been duly accredited.
• Tick the voters’ register on the right hand
side of voter’s name.
• Indicating that he has voted.
• Apply indelible ink on the cuticle of the
voter’s appropriate thumbnail.
• The Poll Assistant (PA) shall apply ink to
the next finger of the respective hand
• Voters who have no Right/Left hand, the PA
shall:
• Apply the ink to the corresponding toes of
the voter’s Right/Left foot.
• Voters have neither fingers nor toes:
• Ink shall be applied on the corresponding
toes of the persons assisting them.
ISSUANCE OF BALLOT PAPER AND VOTING:
• The voter shall present himself to the Polling
official (PO).
• The PO shall stamp and sign the back of
ballot paper.
• Fold the ballot paper vertically with the
printed side inwards.
• Issue the signed, stamped ballot paper to the
voter.
• The voter moves to the voting cuticle.
• Mark the ballot paper in the space provided
beside the party logo of the voters’ choice
• Fold the ballot paper.
• Deposit the marked ballot paper into the
ballot box.
• Marking of ballot paper by voter must be
done in secret.
• Depositing the ballot paper in the ballot box
in open view of all persons present.
• Only one voter at a time to the voting
cubicle.
OFFENCES ON ELECTION DAY:
PART VIII SC. 129 (1) states that:
1. No person shall on the date an election is
held do any of the following acts or things in a
polling unit or within a distance of 300 metres
of a polling unit-
(a) Canvass for votes;
(b) Solicit for the vote of any voter
(c) Persuade any voter not to vote for any
particular candidate;
(d) Persuade any voter not to vote at any
election;
(e) Shout slogans concerning the election;
(f) Be in possession of any offensive weapon
or wear any dress or have any facial or other
decoration which in any event is calculated to
intimidate voters;
(g) Exhibit, wear or tender any notice, symbol
photograph or party card referring to the
election;
(h) Use any vehicle bearing the colour or
symbol of a political party by any means
whatever;
(i) Loiter without lawful excuse after voting or
after being refused to vote;
(j) Snatch or destroy any election materials;
and
(k) Blare siren
“Any person who contravens any of the
provisions of this section commits an offence
and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of
N100,000 or imprisonment for 6 months for
every such offence”.

Source: http://www.inecnigeria.org/?page_id=22

As 2015 general election is fast approaching, it is necessary for us to know the do's Abd don'ts of the election, else we don't contravene the law. Here are the accreditation procedure, election procedure, announcement of each ward winner and more.

VOTING
• Voting will take place on a date to be
determined by the INEC.
ACCREDITATION
• Polling units will be open from 8 am.
• Polling units will open at 8 am for
Accreditation and close at 12 noon.
• Voting starts 12:30 pm.
• You must vote in the same Polling Unit you
completed your Voter Registration.
THE VOTER- WHO IS HE/SHE?
• S/He is a Nigerian citizen.
• S/He is 18 years and above.
• S/He has registered in the constituency
where he intends to vote.
• S/He possesses a registration card obtained
during voters’ registration.
HOW VOTER CAN VERIFY REGISTRATION
• A voter is expected to check the register of
voters to ascertain that his name is included.
• That his name was correctly spelt and
written.
• This is done when the register is displayed
for inspection.
PERSONS WHO CANNOT VOTE
• The following persons cannot vote at
election.
• All persons below the age of 18 years.
• All non-Nigerians.
• All persons who did not register as voters.
• All persons who do not hold a voter
registration card.
• All persons whose names are not in the
voters register.
WHERE TO VOTE
• Voting takes place at polling stations/units.
• A voter is expected to cast his vote at the
polling unit where his name is on the voter
register.
• A voter is expected to identfy his polling
station where his name is on the voter
register.
• A polling unit nearest to the residence of the
voter.
HOW TO VOTE:
• Voting will be by Open Secret Ballot System.
• Your vote is secret because no one will see
which candidate you choose.
• You will mark your ballot behind a polling
screen secretly.
• Apply your finger print only in one circle/
space which corresponds to the candidate of
your choice.
PROCEDURE: PREPARING FOR VOTING:
• The Presiding Officer (PO) shall:
• Explain the voting procedure to the voters.
• Invite all voters accreditated to form a single
queue.
• Where culture does not allow men and
women to mingle in a queue, separate queues
are created for men and women.
• The PO shall count loudly the number of
accredited voters in the queue, and record the
number.
COMMENCEMENT OF VOTING:
• At the commencement of voting, the PO
shall:
• Invite the voters on queue to approach the
poll clerk (PC) in an orderly manner.
• On presentation of voter’s card, the PC shall:
• Check appropriate cuticle thumbnail of voter
and when he is satisfied that the person has
been duly accredited.
• Tick the voters’ register on the right hand
side of voter’s name.
• Indicating that he has voted.
• Apply indelible ink on the cuticle of the
voter’s appropriate thumbnail.
• The Poll Assistant (PA) shall apply ink to
the next finger of the respective hand
• Voters who have no Right/Left hand, the PA
shall:
• Apply the ink to the corresponding toes of
the voter’s Right/Left foot.
• Voters have neither fingers nor toes:
• Ink shall be applied on the corresponding
toes of the persons assisting them.
ISSUANCE OF BALLOT PAPER AND VOTING:
• The voter shall present himself to the Polling
official (PO).
• The PO shall stamp and sign the back of
ballot paper.
• Fold the ballot paper vertically with the
printed side inwards.
• Issue the signed, stamped ballot paper to the
voter.
• The voter moves to the voting cuticle.
• Mark the ballot paper in the space provided
beside the party logo of the voters’ choice
• Fold the ballot paper.
• Deposit the marked ballot paper into the
ballot box.
• Marking of ballot paper by voter must be
done in secret.
• Depositing the ballot paper in the ballot box
in open view of all persons present.
• Only one voter at a time to the voting
cubicle.
OFFENCES ON ELECTION DAY:
PART VIII SC. 129 (1) states that:
1. No person shall on the date an election is
held do any of the following acts or things in a
polling unit or within a distance of 300 metres
of a polling unit-
(a) Canvass for votes;
(b) Solicit for the vote of any voter
(c) Persuade any voter not to vote for any
particular candidate;
(d) Persuade any voter not to vote at any
election;
(e) Shout slogans concerning the election;
(f) Be in possession of any offensive weapon
or wear any dress or have any facial or other
decoration which in any event is calculated to
intimidate voters;
(g) Exhibit, wear or tender any notice, symbol
photograph or party card referring to the
election;
(h) Use any vehicle bearing the colour or
symbol of a political party by any means
whatever;
(i) Loiter without lawful excuse after voting or
after being refused to vote;
(j) Snatch or destroy any election materials;
and
(k) Blare siren
“Any person who contravens any of the
provisions of this section commits an offence
and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of
N100,000 or imprisonment for 6 months for
every such offence”.

Source: http://www.inecnigeria.org/?page_id=22