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MzMariah: OK. thanks but on which section?This section |
MzMariah: Please is it possible for me to open a derailers Paradise or is there anyone available? I don't want to derail people's thread again o.Hun, yes u can . |
farano: Still waiting for your reply oYikes! Sorry, seen and replied. Check your mail. |
xoxogirl: I mailed Obinoscopy. Hopefully he'll do something about it.I replied your mail. Check your mail . |
HFOG: Cool. Have you met Seun before? As in real life.No, I haven't. You? |
This OP is very funny. I laughed uncontrollably after reading his post ![]() |
HFOG: Waoh...many tks brother. So when did you become a moderator?Towards the ending of 2011, I think. |
Pictures please. |
Lux luv: How are you doing? I trust good. How's our forum-games section? I trust you are taking good care of it . |
HFOG: Obinoscopy: Am I permitted to roam in your section?Yes hun. My world is a free world . |
professorgome: Do you have ilearn account?Yes. Although I realised most NOUNites hardly make use of it. |
Hi guys, Happy Sunday. I noticed that there are several groups within NOUN that have threads, namely: Thread for NOUN Law Students Thread for NOUN MBA Students Thread for NOUN Abuja Study Centre This is a good development. I also wish to recommend that we create more threads for groups that have no thread. Such group includes: Thread for NOUN Mathematics Student Thread for NOUN Computer Students Thread for NOUN Criminology Students etc Each NOUNite who's group doesn't have a thread can create one. After this is done, we can recommend the threads for frontpage to get more members. I believe this will help us as we get ready to begin our research/studies/TMA discussions on our various courses. This particular thread will be for general discussions and enquiries while the other sub-threads will be solely for academic purposes. So guys what do you say? |
JustCare: Thanks for your attention. I really wanted to know if it would be hard getting it just like in non open schoolsIt is very easy to get admission to NOUN as long as you meet the requirements. There's nothing like JAMB or catchment area or VCs list or Post UME, etc. |
JustCare: Hello peeps! I want to know the chances of one getting into 100 level law program in NOUN. I have checked the site for relevant information but I still need contribution from experienced fellas here.If you have the minimum SSCE requirements (5 credits Maths, English, Lit in English included) then your chances of getting admission are high irrespective of whether you are an undergraduate or not. But it will be very stressful for you, don't you think? |
Touts. They are touts. All of them. None exempted. |
Happy matriculation to all freshers https://www.nairaland.com/1808250/national-open-university-nigeria-celebrates |
remsonik: Nonsense mods wey sabi witch hunt. |
dre11: ogaI'm fine o. I'm distracted at the moment that's why. But I'll be back very soon . Ermm, make we no derail andyblaze's thread abeg.@OP, everyone marks territory. However I agree with you that the ladies are the worse culprits ![]() |
dre11: chai...... this girl and her wahala....Ok o ![]() |
Kazrem: I use Ikeja centre.Ok, because the matrric venue for McCarthy is at the Study Centre. So it means that of Ikeja is at Campos Stadium. |
dre11:She contravened Rule 18 . |
Kazrem: Campos stadium Obalende. From Obalende, just take Marwa to campos stadium.Which Study Centre is that? |
barcanista: Can you explain that?It's very explanatory enough. He had intended being a medical doctor, that explained why he sought admission into UNEC to study Medicine& Surgery. He couldn't cope in UNEC due to his involvement in NANS politics. After his stint as NANS president, he still had the intention to become a medical doctor. This explained why he "furthered his quest" to become a medical doctor in EBSU. Unfortunately, he couldn't complete the programme, thus he didn't get his desired MBBS and couldn't do the compulsory Housemanship. |
barcanista: This simple man with a very humble beginning had his early education at Metropolitan Secondary School, Onitsha where he demonstrated outstanding academic excellence that immediately earned him admission into the prestigious College of Medicine of the University Of Nigeria. He furthered his quest for medical training at the College of Medicine, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki.He also didn't finish from College of Medicine, Ebonyi State University. He only "furthered his quest" there. He never obtained MBBS, he never did the mandatory Housemanship. He's not a Medical Doctor. |
barcanista: dig deep into Inec archive you will find out that it is not a new thing.. Eg Comrade Nwoye Tony who was NANS exPresident declared SSCE as his highest qualification to inec. Truth is it is all formalities as SSCE is the minimum requirement.Tony Nwoye didn't graduate from the College of Medicine in UNEC, he dropped out. That explained why he had to use his SSCE as his highest qualification. |
It has been restored. |
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