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Dynamicpaul: Hello rum,just heard a rumor dat jamb wil upload 2014 admission status online next week...hw true is dis o?

maybe for some schools, but not for oou. When the post ume result is not even release yet

Dynamicpaul: Hahahaha my bros am wit low score o...my jamb is cripple,i had 193 in jamb...d post-utme get bow-leg...out of 50 questions am able 2 complete just 30+ but let say i might score 20 sha...so am nt expectin much 4rm d post-utme...wetin make my admittion get paralize be say i wan go study law...

admission is certain, looking at ur score and also you are not an indigene. You might be given another course. Cos law is very competitive

Yaungdee: For those that are scared of the outcome of the pume result, my advice for u is not to panic as close to 90% of those that applied for admission shall be offered admission..do know that few students choosed state unis(oou inclusive) in this just concluded jamb, just because of one university option. Therefore, this serves as a great advantage for those that applied for admission in state unis especially OOU. So do know that no cutoff was used last year and even those that scored 25/100 were offered admission. So my inductive argument is cutoff mark may not be used this year too...@kunle keep up the good work assignments and lecture no give me chance wella to dey show face

good to have you back. Welcome on board

Samoranopapa: Hello Kunle am George studying Performing Art,nd u ?

studying business education part4.

Dynamicpaul: Thanxs so much my bros...but i no go lie o fear dey catch me 4 dis result o...jamb score divided by 8 nd post-utme divided by 2...dis tin no easy o but wit God on our side,we wil b admitted....

you don't need to fear, just keep the hope alive. Is your jamb score low and What's ur course? And how will you rate urself in d exam u did. All dis question will help in deciding

Dynamicpaul: Pls o bros @kunle nd oder informant,is it through dere wil post-utme form 4 anoder batch(B)? coz last year sumtin like dat happen OR d 2nd batch re d 1 writting 2morro 22nd august?

yea, 2nd batch will be writing 2mao. For now, one can't say if there is gona be supplementary or not. The performance and the number of candidates will determine that. Hope u get?

Obrizzy: bro wt bout me wt r ma chances got 185 in jamb ma olevel is eng b3, chem b3, phys b2 ,bio c4 nd maths c5 nd m assuming a score of like 45 to 50% I put in fr comp sci nd second choice physics m not an indigene nd I didn't even put dem in jamb ,I know ma chances r very low bt wts ur say?

ur chances are very slim. Don't lose hope yet, like I said earlier wait till the result is out first. Even if ur nt admitted for ur preferred course, you might be given another course to study

Olaidesmooth: I did all d 50 questions bt am jes predicting dat score

you are predicting 20/50? That's 40%. Though sociology is not that competitive so u still have chance

Olaidesmooth: I had b3 in eng,b3 in maths,b3 in govt,b3 in eco,b3 in commerce,c5 in acct,

ur o'level is ok, couple with the fact u are an indigene.
I dnt really get u, is it that u did 25 out of 50 questions and you are sure of 20 or what? If that's the case, u have an average chance of been admitted for sociology,but if those that choose the course are few, u will be admitted. Other things been equal. Just wait for d result to be release first..
Wish you guys all d best

Ur results will be release b4 dis week runs out or probably release with those that will be doing theirs on friday.. Jus be patient

This is to inform the general public that sales of
Post UTME form is still on. Scratch cards can be
obtained from designated points in any of
university's Point of Sales (POS) on any of our
campuses at the cost of #6, 500.00.
Please note that new applicants are to write their
exam on Friday 22nd, August, 2014
No late registration after this date.

emaboi: Wtf!!!!!! 20 mins for 50 questions

maybe it was because you guys were much, its suppose to be 30mins

OOU PROTEST OUTCOME!!!
Thank God for a save trip back to ago from
abeokuta...... The end is always the Beginning.
Note, no student was killed in the cause of the 2-
days protest but a lot of students sustained
injuries.
Gov. Amosun said he was not aware that OOU
still in first semester in 2013/2014 session, he
pleaded that we give him One week, so that the
committee he set up can look into the reduction
of school fees and the reduction taken effect
from this session, OOUites also stood that ground
that if after the expiration of d one week, no
positive response then Gov Amosun should be
expecting all OOUites back to Oke-mosan for
continuation of our protest until our demand are
granted and the new school fees takes effect
from this session.
The SUG president also announced in the
presence of the Governor that all OOUites should
pend/stop payment of school fees until our
demand are met.
All arrested students has been released.
Aluta continua, victoria ascerta

Still governor house

Dogged Oouite @ abk last night

thegreatman4ww: Do you justify aggressive public protest over consultation or peaceful protest to make clear your point.

Fine he promised 50% reduction but only makes 10% reduction (no protest) two years later reduce further between 30-60% (not knowing the percentage of OOU), a wise intelligent and educated fellow should first appreciate/accept then further makes his opinions and acceptance conditions known through dialogue and consultations as far as the cause of protest can be justify, the first step of action is totally not uncalled for.
Like other students, u may make appreciateful protest to the state govt and deliver a letter appreciating the kind gestures first then strongly emphasing your conditions of acceptability supported by public pronouncement.
Yoruba says "a ko s'apo la n ko owo" first accept a good gesture before demanding for more.

they have been consulting the governor 2months before now and nothing is happening, not until they gave 7days ultimatum. He made announcement of the reduction before the ultimatum elapse but only for reduction to take effect frm next session. The issue now is that almost all student haven't pay this session fee.

OOU Abeokuta Protest Update.....
Four injured as students clash in Ogun
Four students were injured on Thursday as
two factions of students from various
state-owned tertiary institutions clashed in
Abeokuta over the recent reduction of
school fees announced by the state
government on Tuesday.
The fracas happened around Federal
Secretariat, Oke Mosan, about 100 metres
away from the governor’s office.
The students who were from Olabisi
Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Tai Solarin
University of Education, Ijagun, Moshood
Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Gateway
Polytechnic, Igbesa, and other ICT
polytechnics in the state broke into two
factions, and they engaged each other in
physical assault.
The pro-Amosun faction had staged a
solidarity march from Kuto Roundabout to
the governor’s office at Oke Mosan to
thank him for reducing the school fees,
which was 61 per cent accross board.
This faction, was received at the arcade
ground by the state commissioner for
education, Mr. Olusegun Odubela, deputy
speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr.
Tola Banjo and Special Assistant to the
governor on Student affairs, Mr. Olusegun
Clement.
They were armed with placards which
eulogised the governor, Senator Ibikunle
Amosun.
Odubela, who also eulogised the students
for appreciating Senator Ibikunle
Amosun’s gesture, advised them to take
their studies seriously, and that he would
deliver their message to the governor who
was in Abuja.
But the second faction did not see
anything good in the fee reduction, as they
saw it more as a mere ‘political gimmick’.
This faction led by the Students Union
Government President, Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Ago Iwoye, Olusegun Ifade,
argued that the said fee reduction should
have taken effect from 2013/2014 session,
and not the 2014/2015 session
announced by the state government.
This faction had earlier addressed
journalists at Iwe Irohin House, Oke Ilewo
in Abeokuta.
Ifade said they had made demand for fee
reduction since 2011,which the governor
failed to yield to.
The students leader vehemently opposed
the gesture, arguing it was greek gift
coming at a wrong time, “because election
is fast approaching.”
Some of the students were armed with
placards with various inscriptions, some of
which read: ‘No reduction in 2013/2014,
no vote’,’Amosun reduce our school
fees’,’SIA must obey now’,and ‘Bring down
our fees.’
They also demanded among others further
reduction of the fees, as they argued that
any fee above N50,000 was still too high.
The students also headed for the
governor’s office, and on the way they ran
into the other faction, where a free-for-all
ensued.
After the dust settled, four of the students
had been injured, as they were said to
have hurled stones and other dangerous
objects at one another.
This led to a gridlock along the Oke Mosan-
Kuto axis for some hours.

OOU Abeokuta Protest Update.....
Four injured as students clash in Ogun
Four students were injured on Thursday as
two factions of students from various
state-owned tertiary institutions clashed in
Abeokuta over the recent reduction of
school fees announced by the state
government on Tuesday.
The fracas happened around Federal
Secretariat, Oke Mosan, about 100 metres
away from the governor’s office.
The students who were from Olabisi
Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Tai Solarin
University of Education, Ijagun, Moshood
Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Gateway
Polytechnic, Igbesa, and other ICT
polytechnics in the state broke into two
factions, and they engaged each other in
physical assault.
The pro-Amosun faction had staged a
solidarity march from Kuto Roundabout to
the governor’s office at Oke Mosan to
thank him for reducing the school fees,
which was 61 per cent accross board.
This faction, was received at the arcade
ground by the state commissioner for
education, Mr. Olusegun Odubela, deputy
speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr.
Tola Banjo and Special Assistant to the
governor on Student affairs, Mr. Olusegun
Clement.
They were armed with placards which
eulogised the governor, Senator Ibikunle
Amosun.
Odubela, who also eulogised the students
for appreciating Senator Ibikunle
Amosun’s gesture, advised them to take
their studies seriously, and that he would
deliver their message to the governor who
was in Abuja.
But the second faction did not see
anything good in the fee reduction, as they
saw it more as a mere ‘political gimmick’.
This faction led by the Students Union
Government President, Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Ago Iwoye, Olusegun Ifade,
argued that the said fee reduction should
have taken effect from 2013/2014 session,
and not the 2014/2015 session
announced by the state government.
This faction had earlier addressed
journalists at Iwe Irohin House, Oke Ilewo
in Abeokuta.
Ifade said they had made demand for fee
reduction since 2011,which the governor
failed to yield to.
The students leader vehemently opposed
the gesture, arguing it was greek gift
coming at a wrong time, “because election
is fast approaching.”
Some of the students were armed with
placards with various inscriptions, some of
which read: ‘No reduction in 2013/2014,
no vote’,’Amosun reduce our school
fees’,’SIA must obey now’,and ‘Bring down
our fees.’
They also demanded among others further
reduction of the fees, as they argued that
any fee above N50,000 was still too high.
The students also headed for the
governor’s office, and on the way they ran
into the other faction, where a free-for-all
ensued.
After the dust settled, four of the students
had been injured, as they were said to
have hurled stones and other dangerous
objects at one another.
This led to a gridlock along the Oke Mosan-
Kuto axis for some hours.

https://m.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-
news/166711-ogun-university-students-protest-
reduction-of-school-fees.html

Student leader calls governor a “pathological
liar.”
Some students of Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ago- Iwoye, Ogun State, on Thursday marched on
the Ogun State Government House in Oke-mosan,
Abeokuta, to protest what they described as a
“tactical and jamboree deduction of increased
school fees”.
PREMIUM TIMES gathered from the protesting
students that Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s
“jamboree” reduction of the university’s tuition
fee was from about N192, 000 to about N176,000.
However, the Ogun State Commissioner for
Education, Science, and Technology, Segun
Odubela had while announcing the reduction on
Tuesday said medical students of Olabisi
Onabanjo University, OOU,, who are currently
paying N301,610 will henceforth pay N176,596
from next session, representing a 41.4 per cent
reduction.
Mr. Odubela said students of the Faculty of Arts in
the same university will be paying N81,112
instead of the current fee of N126,540, a 35.9 per
cent reduction.
Speaking with PREMIUM TIMES on phone, Falola
Ahmed, the leader of the Ogun State chapter of
the National Association of Nigerian Student,
NANS, described Mr. Amosun as “a pathological
liar” who wanted to use the “tactical deduction” to
score cheap political goals.
“The governor has been making political
statements about the fees he reduced, but this is
a jamboree reduction, it is a tactical deduction. If
he must reduce the tuition fee, he must reduce it
to the minimum affordable to the people of Ogun
State,” Mr. Ahmed said.
“As we speak, over 1,000 students of OOU are
presently on their way to Oke Mosan to protest.
We want Ibukunle Amosun to be sincere and stop
media lies. He should fix the laboratories in the
school.”
He alleged that the governor had organised an
opposing group, composed of students of
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, MAPOLY, who would
visit the Government House by 1 p.m. for a “thank
you visit.” He also claimed that the governor paid
the MAPOLY students N500 each.
“The clashes will start between the aggrieved and
the hired,” he stated.
Another student leader, who gave his name as
Success, said the students were revolting
following a directive that the reduction in school
fees would be implemented next session.
“The school fees have been reduced by mere talk
and not implementation. The implementation is
billed for next session. We want it implemented
now because it is a political gimmick,” Success
said.

Soure:
https://m.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/166711-ogun-university-students-protest-reduction-of-school-fees.html

The OP should do the needful to the title.
some people no get brain sha, ona no go knw the something, ona go just dey post like say na nose ona take dey think.

You guys don't get logic behind this, I think the Op is misleading everyone with the title of the topic.

The issue is that, before Amosun emerge as the governor of Ogun state then in 2011, he came to OOU mini campus campaigning that he is going to reduce the school fee by 50% but fortunately he slashed it by 10% and that was the end, the minimum amount a student pay in OOU is #102,000 for faculty of arts while maximum of 350,000 for medicine.

Before this time students have been agitating for the fee reduction. The school management are not helping the matter with their different policies which are on the bad side for the students.

Fast forward to 2014, consultation were on going between the Sug, school management and the government before the announcement of the reduction 2days ago which is to take effect from next session.
Ab initio, the students stand was that if the government is to reduce the fee, it is to take effect from this session because majority of the student haven't pay the exorbitant fee.

Last bullet
The student are protesting for the reduction to take effect from now, and that the maximum fee should be #50,000

Lord have mercy

Ernestsimeon: is maths compulsory for every one cos i chose eng.crs.econs.govt

its not abt wat u choose, its abt d question dat will be presented to you on login ur details

Ogun Reduces School Fees In Tertiary Institutions
Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun
has approved an across the board reduction of
school fees in all state-owned tertiary institutions.
In the new school fees regime, which will take
effect from the 2014/2015 academic session,
some students will pay 61 percent less than they
are currently paying, while some others will be
paying as low as N29,700.
The reduction was arrived at after extensive
deliberation between government, leadership of
the various Students’ Unions and heads of the
institutions.
Also, the new school fees regime has abolished
the indigene/non-indigene dichotomy as all
students offering the same course and the same
level will pay the same fees.
In a statement signed by Barrister Segun
Odubela, commissioner for Education, Science
and Technology, the government stated that
medical students of Olabisi Onabanjo University
(OOU), who are paying N301,610 will now be
paying N176,596, a 41.4 percent reduction.
Also, students of the Faculty of Arts in the same
university will be paying N81,112 instead of the
current fee of N126,540, a 35.9 percent reduction.
In Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, the
school fees has been reduced from N71,300 to
N40,000 for Higher National Diploma (HND) while
Ordinary National Diploma (OND) students will
enjoying a reduction of N22,300, a reduction of
between 31.1 and 9.6 per cent respectively.
Students of Tai Solarin University of Education
(TASUED) will enjoy a reduction from N103,435
for the first year students to N75,000,
representing 27.5 percent reduction, while
returning students who are paying N93,465 will
now be paying N65,000, representing 30.4
percent reduction.
Higher National Diploma (HND) students of Ogun
State Institute of Technology, Igbesa, who are
currently paying N118,000 will now be paying
N46,000, a reduction of 61 per cent.
The reduction of fees will also apply to the other
three Institutes of Technology owned by the state
government.

ayummy: Mine is tmao too... MBBS... So re u saying our questions fr tmao too might be English maths and any other two subjects?.... Pls re they asking current affairs questions.. So we won't be allowed to take in pen or pencil? Aw do we solve calculations den?

kaahroh: urm, mine is tomorrow, medicine and surgery, what are the subject combinations if you have a clue though

ayummy: Mine is tmao too... MBBS... So re u saying our questions fr tmao too might be English maths and any other two subjects?.... Pls re they asking current affairs questions.. So we won't be allowed to take in pen or pencil? Aw do we solve calculations den?

kaahroh: urm, mine is tomorrow, medicine and surgery, what are the subject combinations if you have a clue though

no materials allowed.. Prepare for english, chemistry, maths, bio, don't be surprise if you see current affairs too cos its a general subject. Wishing you guys success

Take note of this information.. The questions will be 50 and the time allotted for it 30mins, you will not be allowed to enter with any material.. And the questions will be relating to your course.

Ernestsimeon: where can i get oou past questions in ajah,
Lagos?

u can only get it in skul

Ernestsimeon: really !!! so those subjects can go for political science?? thanks bro

and also current affairs

Wishing you all best of luck as your exam commence today. For those that will be starting theirs today, please tell us your experience so others can learn. Thanks. Success

Ernestsimeon: nope,,i mean post-utme subjects cos i chose eng.govt.econs.crs.......am i gud 2 go?

yeah, just prepare very well. Wish u all d best

Ernestsimeon: abeg oooo!!wat subjects am i to choose for my ume if i wanna study political science?? can i choose eng.crs.govt.econs cos thats wat i chose in jamb

do u mean for ur o'level requirement?