chymystique: IMO one of d easiest things in this life is keepin one's virginity!... If u wanna b a virgin u will.. Jst know wah u want n neva give up no mara d pressure .. Am proud of them

Asb4love: .hmmm? NO DOUBT! They use O'level,infact 60% while A'level/ND CGPA Is 40%. I saw my o'level grade printed at admin office when i went 4 my clearance,which is 20/60. I.e c6, c6,c4,c4 and c5, and on top of my transcript written 4.72/5.00. *40 which earn me 37.76/40. And my total point is 57.76% which made me qualify 4 agriculture. I saw it with my eyes!! No doubt!

mathefaro: for this year's admission or the last?

IBRAHEEM8: Dere ar many reeason behind dere misery n denial....
Though HABIDA was right.
Bt 1 of D main fin is dat.....U.I give admittn base on required POINTS.
Both d O;level n certificate one applied wit wil b calculatd,n d applicant must meet d required point b4 admittn is given.
So after d admittn,ur point wil stil b recalculated b4 u wil b cleared.

Habidab:

@IBRAHEEM8,yes some were denied admission through the process of clearance,but I cannot ascertain maybe they have clearify themselves in school. And @Parlengrandpa,the reason is based on the Attestation or use of fake result.though I withnessed little saga when I went for my clearance on Monday.

Akintileboy: who said we are resuming June.? You better go work cos it z September. 3 months IT programs for the stalites and we are resuming session togeda. if you don't know NO ADMISSION FOR UI FOR 2014/2015 session (not 100% confirmed but I heard it from the officials) so advice your families and friends to be patient before choosing UI for next admission

omodave:

very well bro

omodave:
am a lady o
very well bro

omodave: NON Teaching staff in tertiary institutions in Nigeria, have advised the Federal Government to ignore the Memorandum of Understanding it entered into with the striking lecturers on the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, saying its implementation would lead to another round of crisis.

The Non Teaching Staff comprising Non-Academic Staff Union of Education and Associated Institutions, NASU, National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, and Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities,SSANU rather advised government to implement the 2009 agreements it entered with the unions in tertiary institutions.

In a statement signed by Samson Ugwoke, President of SSANU and spokesperson of NAAT, SSANU and NASU tited, ‘Our stand on the on-going ASUU strike’, the unions sympathised with ASUU but noted that the MoU was not in the best interest of the education sector.

It stated “We sympathise and solidarise with our sister union, ASUU over their long drawn struggle for the welfare of their members. We urged the government to build more confidence in governance, at all times, by respecting agreements it freely enters into with unions.

”However, we caution that any settlement of the current dispute must take into account the interests of all the university-based unions (NAAT, SSANU, NASU and ASUU). The three Non-Teaching Staff Unions of NAAT, SSANU and NASU are opposed to any extraneous demands by either ASUU or any group in the university which are prejudicial to the welfare of our members.

”Our stand is that government should jettison the so called ASUU’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and concentrate on full implementation of the 2009 FGN/Unions agreements which border on staff conditions of service and welfare, and increased funding to universities.

”The MOU being referred to by ASUU is for their selfish end and it is bound to generate more crises in the university sub-sector.

The Non-Teaching Staff Unions in the universities will stoutly resist any attemp t to ‘sell’ the universities to ASUU.

”All university based unions signed agreements in 2009 with the government, it is therefore advised that all contentious issues in all the agreements be settled holistically to avoid a ‘relay race’ in strike actions in the universities.

”The implementation of any union’s MOU should not come in between the period of implementation of signed agreements rather, such items in the MOU should wait to be re-negotiated in another agreement(s).”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/ignore-asuus-demands-nasu-naat-ssanu-tell-fg/?






i think ASUU is losing out