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EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 9:18pm On Jul 06, 2021
I can't agree less with your submission.
Edibles20:
I’m not sure there’s a problem with NOUN degrees, but I can tell you for a fact, that there are huge problems with NOUN students and graduates. I have never in my entire life met a set of student not proud about his or her school. NOUN students are not proud of the school. They see themselves as inferior to others. They’re shy to even tell you they school in NOUN. Their confidence level is next to nothing. Amongst other students, they feel like they don’t belong.
There’s much the school can do, but a lot more depends on the students themselves.

This is my second post graduate program in NOUN, and I can tell you for a fact that NOUN is actually hard. If you’re not disciplined, you will never graduate from NOUN. People have this wrong misconception about breezing in and out of NOUN with a degree, it is not so. This I can tell you for a fact. In most of the courses I have taken, there’s no stupid area of concentration. You read the whole damn book cover to cover.

NOUN degrees, like all Open University the world over is valuable, and as much as other contemporary universities. What needs to change is the mindset of the students, and the graduates. Be proud.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 6:38pm On Jul 04, 2021
Ge0grapher:
Please, can someone obtain a TCRN with NOUN PGDE cert . huh
The simple answer to your question is yes.
Note: NOUN certificate is not in anyway inferior to other conventional universities' certificates.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 8:34pm On Jun 13, 2021
Any time from now. Keep checking your portal.
frexarik:
when are they going to release undergraduate project results?
Its like nobody is interested in my question.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 7:40am On May 21, 2021
livinsoul:
With academic masters oral defense ending tomorrow, which time are we likely to see the results?
Na anxiety oo, don't mind me smiley
Before June ending, your results should be out, all things being equal.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 12:25pm On May 18, 2021
livinsoul:
I am relieved by this. It is becoming more obvious that my supervisor will not be able to attend the event.
Permit me to ask, what was the duration of the exercise on that day you defended?
Were students being called in from a prepared list?
It was just 5 - 20 minutes exercise, depending on the disposition of the external examiner. It was more or less like one-on-one conversation on your research work. Students were called from earlier written attendance. The attendance was on basis of first come first served.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 9:54am On May 18, 2021
livinsoul:
I cannot thank you more for your response.
My supervisor might not be available, what do I do?
It is necessary for your supervisor to be physically present but not compulsory. I was part of the last defence exercise, only a few students came with their supervisor.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 7:11am On Mar 18, 2021
oyukuwife:
Good morning everyone and our guiders. Please I have a couple of questions. I am a masters student
1. I registered for my project am yet to be assigned a supervisor, my worry now is that I might not finish before June which might be defense,. I want to know if project defense is conducted every semester
2. What is the graduation requirement for total credit unit to be passed for masters in peace studies and conflict resolution.
Thank you
The answer to your first question is yes. Project moderation and defense holds every semester. Howbeit, you are expected to submit three proposed project topics before you will be assign a supervisor .
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 12:45pm On Mar 06, 2021
oyukuwife:
Good morning
Am asking this question for a friend.
Is it possible to apply for transcript and statement of results when one has completed all courses and project but waiting for convocation.
Until your name is on the graduation list, you may not be able to apply for statement of result and transcript.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 9:41pm On Jan 19, 2021
Henrysuperb:
They have finally released my PG project result today. I thank God for his grace and mercies.
Meanwhile, is it likely that another graduation list will be released before the convocation?
Congratulations!
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 7:16am On Jan 08, 2021
Enskynelson:
It's really something that need to be looked into. Let me cite a more sickening instance. A student enrolled for B.Sc. Environmental Science and Resource Management ESM (4 year course) and along the line in his second year, the course was changed to Environmental Resource Management and Toxicology (5year course) based on NUC. Now, the student got to 400L 1st semester. He did semester registration and saw no course available to register for. Meaning the course contents for 400L has not been developed. The student has lost this semester and maybe his 18k semester registration fee. Isn't that sad? I just hope some of these departments can buckle up and do the needful. Getting refund for their errors is always a hectic exercise.
Unfortunately, no strong student union that can fight for students' rights
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 9:30pm On Jan 07, 2021
Enskynelson:
From experience, you are to repeat those TMAs. Unless you receive any further instructions officially not to redo them.
It's well. Why should student pay for the university's failure?
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 5:36pm On Jan 07, 2021
Mubaraqq:
Wait o, what happens to the TMA'S we've done for those courses, don't tell me we have to do them again?
Most likely your TMAs may be saved and you may not need to re-register the courses for exam.
Politics2020: A Year Like No Other by Olamilite(op): 10:05am On Jan 02, 2021
The year 2020 will remain a peculiar year for a long time to come; it is indeed second to none in a century. 2020, a leap year with 366 days was synonymous to Coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid – 19) pandemic. The first incident of this infectious disease was recorded in Wuhan Province, China in late 2019. Howbeit, the epidemic turned pandemic as declared by World Health Organization (WHO) reigned supreme in Europe and other parts of the world in the first quarter of 2020, of which Nigeria recorded her index case in late February. The whole world was literarily on lockdown in second quarter of the year, as most international airports were shutdown for several months. The lockdown was not without financial consequence globally and locally. Millions of lives didn’t live to tell the story of this pandemic.

For the first time in recent decades, embargo was placed on social gathering, religious activities, schools, markets and companies were closed, even government workers were asked to stay at home, save for few on essential services. The year was a year of ‘new normal'. Social/physical distancing, use of nose mask, regular hand washing, use of hand sanitizer, isolation, quarantine became popular expressions. Exchange of pleasantries was done with caution void of hand shaking, hugging or any form of body contact as much as possible. Regrettably, while the nations of the world were still counting their losses and rejoicing for flattening the curve, the second wave of the pandemic came, of which second lockdown in Nigeria is not impossible. The only ray of light is discovery of some vaccine candidates at various levels of approval.

Away from Covid – 19, the campaign against Police brutality in Nigeria code named #EndSARS prosecuted by Nigerian youth was not just historic but first of it kind. Young adults mostly from southern part of the country spoke with one voice online and on the street, against every form of injustice and extra-judicial killings, perpetrated by uniform men paid with tax payers' money.

The #EndSARS protest almost bring some of the nation’s cities to their kneels, most especially, Lagos, Abuja and Benin. The campaign came to the peak on October 20, 2020 when uniform men believed to be officers and men of Nigerian Army allegedly open fire on armless Nigerians (protesters), who were holding the national flag and reciting the national anthem. The actual number of casualties in the incident was shrouded in controversy. A school of thought opined that the incident (popularly referred to as Lekki shooting) was a calculated attempt, by the power that be, to silence the voice of reason. The outcry that followed Lekki shooting is worthy of note.

Sadly, the protest that was initially peaceful was eventually hijacked by the hoodlums, and turned violent in major cities. Scores of Police officers and civilians were killed in the process, many public and private properties were looted and destroyed, including several Police stations. Also, there was an incident of successful prison break in Benin, Edo State and attempt prison break in other States. The day, October 20, 2020 and succeeding days were indeed dark days for this federating unit.

Looting of palliative warehouse across the country was aftermath of #EndSARS protest. Several warehouses were identified and looted. The widespread of Covid – 19 palliatives looting nationwide clearly depict the hunger in the land. No thanks to Covid – 19 inspired lockdown and bad leadership/poor governance.

On security, one of the main agenda of the present administration; it’s regrettable that Boko Haram insurgents still sack, loot and destroy communities, and kill at will, in the North-East. On the other hand, bandits reigned in the North-West and some North-Central States. Although, the government at the central summoned Service Chiefs for security meeting periodically; the Nigerian security agencies were not able to match their talk with action. Successful adoption of over three hundred school boys in Kankara comes to mind. Thanks to all that were involved in the negotiation that resulted in the return of the Kankara boys. Down south was equally not spared, kidnapping and sexual assaults were prominent while the year last.

As earlier stated, Covid – 19 inspired lockdown affected the global economy, of which Nigeria had her own share. There was global reduction in the demand for crude oil, as well as fall in it price. Nigeria being oil dependent mono economy nation; the nation's economy was left in dire straits, to the extend that the economy went back to another recession in the space of 5 years. Also, while the lockdown last and for security reasons, farmers stayed away from their farms. Farmers inability to access their farms was primarily responsible for food inflation in the year 2020. Despite being the largest economy according to IMF statistics, Nigeria economy is still in bad state.

Though the year 2020 was challenging for the nation, a cogent lesson was learnt, that we should be prepared at every point in time as a nation for vicissitudes. In terms of policy making, infrastructural provision and otherwise, the nation need be battle ready to wrestle every form of unpleasant circumstances. Better still, the leadership should learn to be proactive rather than being reactive, as we look forward to a prosperous 2021.

Happy New Year!

Source: https://www.olamilite.com/2021/01/2020-year-like-no-other.html
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 6:01am On Dec 26, 2020
Bekind33:
My project result is out finally is over
Congratulations!
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 8:38pm On Dec 25, 2020
frexarik:
During 2020_1 my project is part of my registered course but now my project result is not out.
Some people have not seen their project results also. Hopefully, it will be release any time soon. Better still, you can seek clarification from your study centre.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 10:44pm On Dec 23, 2020
BlessedOBA:
I checked the portal but couldn’t find my project result listed among other courses.
Pls, I’m terrified by this and I’m wondering what could have gone wrong.
Are all the PG project results out? Is there another way of checking the result apart from going through the aforementioned?
@Anthonyo15, @Samisha500, and every other knowledgeable person who have a valid answer should please throw more light on this. My BP just increased and I’m worried. A swift response would be highly appreciated.
Place your right hand on your chest and gently move it down your abdomen. You are not alone in this situation. Couple of people have not seen theirs also. Hopefully, you will see your result any time from now.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 2:22pm On Dec 23, 2020
frexarik:
I submitted my project at school on january this year before lockdown during the first 2020_1 it shown on my portal.
but now my results is not out please what can i do.Thanks.
What do you mean by "it shown on my portal"? Do you mean your project grade once appeared and later disappears on your portal? I think you need to ask questions from your study centre.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 8:57pm On Dec 22, 2020
Henrysuperb:
I've done so. They said it's head office that releases result not them.
You're not alone. Hopefully, your result will be release soon.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 3:56pm On Dec 22, 2020
Dammyomo123:
I am getting message of result not available, please what went wrong
Your result has not been uploaded. You may need to contact your study centre for possible resolution.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 3:53pm On Dec 22, 2020
Henrysuperb:
I can't still view my PG project result. It's still showing 'results not available'.
Meanwhile, someone that defended with me on the same day and same department has seen his result.
What could be the problem?
Contact your study centre ASAP
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 4:42am On Dec 22, 2020
livinsoul:
Are postgraduate project results also released?
Yes
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 9:02pm On Dec 21, 2020
Funkybabee:
To the glory of God, my project and Seminar results is out..

Thank you Jesus, It end well
Congratulations!
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 8:43pm On Dec 21, 2020
frexarik:
how can i check my project result
Log in to your portal, click on Tasks, a list of different commands will appears, click on 2020/1Exam results. This will take you to your results page. Good luck
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 6:05pm On Dec 21, 2020
Project result is out also.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 6:04pm On Dec 21, 2020
hapheey007:
Thanks for the timely response. Yes, I submitted a week after the moderation cos I wasn't informed of the moderation.
Does that mean I shouldn't have hope for this coming graduation?
You can check your project result now. Good luck!
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 5:06pm On Dec 21, 2020
Ribasandez:
You said before convocation. Has a date been fixed for convocation?

With a lockdown encroaching, will the convocation not be postponed again?
To the best of my knowledge, no date has been fixed. Howbeit, the management may eventually consider virtual convocation option.
EducationRe: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Olamilite: 3:01pm On Dec 21, 2020
hapheey007:
Thanks for the timely response. Yes, I submitted a week after the moderation cos I wasn't informed of the moderation.
Does that mean I shouldn't have hope for this coming graduation?
Provided your project has been treated in the last moderation exercise, your name should be included in the next graduation list. Hopefully, the graduation list will be out before convocation.

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