₦airaland Forum

mekaboy:
He will meet her there.

Wonderful

This is serious.

dayleke:
That's why making phone calls in banking halls was banned initially.....

It is not enforced.

That road can pass for Nigerian's Highway to Hell.

Over 1 billion was contributed by companies in that area to the state government and yet no result.

The youths should come out en masse and vote for him.

Does not prove a thing.

is that all?

Jazmiynne:
Or in the meantime, is it possible to reset my e-campus password (because I've forgotten d password) from Lagos here in order to get all my exam results from the e-campus portal?

for reset of e-campus password you will have to contact the helpdesk at ICTC, though it sounds somehow that after you have graduated and gotten your certificate and all you still want to access the e-campus free of charge.

Best practice is that you are permanently deactivated from having assess to ecampus and your records transferred to the archives in exams and records to free up the resource for others.

Jazmiynne:
Yes. But is it possible for someone to do it in my behalf?

If the person has photocopies and originals of your certificates and receipts it should be possible but it is better you come and do it yourself.

Jazmiynne:
Okay. Please I'm in Lagos, how can I get my student's copy of my transcripts? I have already paid for it alongside original cert which I have with me.

You will have to visit the exams and records unit, hope you have all your previous receipts and clearance papers intact.

Jazmiynne:
Please is Uniport joining the ASUU strike?

Very likely, things may slowly grind to a halt by Thursday.

ekene1925:
Good day friends
Please any uniport student here? some body said that 2016 first semester exam result is not out yet is it truth or lie.
Thanks

All first semester results have been approved by Senate and are currently being uploaded on the ecampus; you should also ask your staff adviser who will counsel accordingly.

Hope you are not owing any school fees?

chykeJ:
Comr. Otokx or anyone in the know
Has the faculty of law in uniport received accreditation?
My kid sis wants to do a change of course to Law in uniport, but I'm not quite sure on the while process
She has a jamb score of about 225
Is it advisable to go on? or should we just stick to the original LCS

Secondly
I'd like to know when the current basic students are expected to resume

A quick reply will be appreciated
Thanks

Did she eventually change to Law?

Bayelsa State can make a lot of money from their Aqua resources but the Government is something else.

otijah:
Na anambra get this month of August ooo

A for Anambra

A for ASUU

omoiyalayi:
I have it in abuja here and it's working perfectly

I have not subscribe for my Gotv for months now since I activated the free tv

I hope they will extend the service to other state so they will follow enjoy the service

What kind of channels do they offer?

They better put a toll gate at the the entry points.

vincent10:
Reality has dawn on Fashola. It is more easier to criticize from outside not until when you are inside.

Actually there is progress, what we need is a sustained progress and not retraction.

For parts of Aluu to be having light, there is indeed progress, prepaid meter installations are on going in Rumuola and Rumuomasi areas, all in Port Harcourt.

Looks like publicity stunt but let us observe silently.

compliance and synchronization may take up to 2 days.

Thank God nothing happened to all of you.

What is the Benue State Governor doing about this situation?

highness25:
I'm not worried at all, ASUU will definitely deny this

Eh ya

Catfish peppersoup makes sense.

Marcelinho:
I just pity those final year students who just finished their exams without Senate approving their results thereby delaying them for service.


Oh Nigeria why?

Results can be approved executively by the Vice Chancellor and later ratified by the Senate whenever they sit at a future date.

Government should learn to keep to their own side of the agreement.

Looks like Barca's season ended before it even started.

Interesting times

Mischievous article

if the employments in the federal universities got the approval of their various governing council then it is no longer illegal.

jeffmyson:
It happened in my area 2 months ago, our transformer packed up. We waited for 3 weeks without power and after back and forth with the area office, we got frustrated and finally wrote the AEDC area manager, copied the General manager and copied Nigerian Electricity regulatory commission. Within 10 days they brought a brand new transformer for the area and we did not pay a dime.

I suggest you write the area manager of your distribution company and copy NERC, you will get your transformer with immediate alacrity!

Its the duty of disco to provide transformer, meter and all materials necessary to ensure you have power supply in your homes. So far as your area pay bills, you deserve to have light and they have to pay for the transformer! Don't contribute any money! Write them and write NERC.

If you guys decide to buy the transformer, then you will calculate the cost of the transformer and disco is forbidden by law from serving you any bill until you have consumed an equivalent of what you spent in the purchase of the transformer. I.E if you monthly bill is 10k prior to the transformer having issues, you must consume 5 months light without charge in lieu of your contributions for the 50k used in buying the new transformer.

Also try and get the contacts of the NERC forum office in your state and lay a complain if any disco tries to cheat or misbehave with you. As a customer you have rights protected by law and the NERC enforces it.

Thanks for the heads up, most Nigerians do not know their rights or how to enforce it. When you stay amongst the indigenes especially those down south south it is unbelievable.

SalamRushdie:
Make no mistake the elites are just one big happy family sharing the spoils of looting Nigeria while their poor broke and hungry supporters cheer them on in ignorance

There is no other way to have said this, so right.