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Churkee:
Please has any one from UNIBEN seen theirs yet

Olukologia24592:
Please anybody from Adekunle Ajasin university akungba akoko? I've you seen your name?

ritmek:
has anyone from delsu seen their name ?

Nomzylicious:
they said it will be uploaded later today

profnigga:
no ooooo. I make contact with the student affair and they let me knw that we gonna see it b4 2moro morning .

Sync101:
FUTO graduates..any show??

Olukologia24592:
OK..... Pls chat me on 08162583177 true whatsapp.

Osagyefo98:
U should have by now know the over slow workers we have in futo.

Afobear:
imsu wan make my head turn to Medusa own ....which kind wahala be this

Osagyefo98:
U should have by now know the over slow workers we have in futo.

Ephantom:
So I called someone in school and they told me my HOD said list would be out on Monday ....

Sync101:
Am on the verge of running crazy now..
Which dept you rep sir?
I rep CSC

Churkee:

Osagyefo98:
I heard same....but some list is already with student affairs but not all dept

olisehcom:
Thank God I'm not alone...no news from anyone yet

skarlett:
But you still submitted a valid JAMB reg no that had your name and other biodata. He's talking like you don't need it at all. If he says regularization is not compulsory in some cases, I'll wholeheartedly agree with him. But not that having a valid JAMB reg no is not compulsory

Ephantom:
okay but they didn't paste any list in your departmental notice board baaa?

skarlett:
Yay! I just saw mine

Anybodie:
Were you able to select the year of birth button when you checked for the list on the portal.

It's not clickable here, I want to verify if it's general

Osagyefo98:
They didn't paste any.

They are not used to that.

I think by Monday or Tuesday it will be sorted out just dat futo over slow.....dats all

Sync101:
FUTO why??

Osagyefo98:
When finally uploaded u may not have chance to register where u have in mind coz it might be filled up.

skarlett:
It's general, just the day and month

oazeez1991:
*CLARIFICATION TO FELLOW PCMs*
I notice that most PCMs are getting it twisted as regards the issue of *Senate List*, hence, this clarification I decide to make. In as much as your institution have released or pasted your *Graduating/Mobilization/Senate Approved List* as the case maybe in your various *School Notice Board*, for you to confirm your record and you are lucky to be among those whose record are on the list with no issue, it signify your record have already been uploaded on the *Senate List* online, so you have no cause to panic or feel perturb. You may want to ask the question, *Why then have I not seen my record on the Senate list when I try to check online?* showing me, *No record found* and some people have been seeing their own.
*Ans:* This is because, NYSC has in place a protocol in which every CPIs (Corp Producing Institutes) who have successfully uploaded their candidates records on the *Senate List* online, which most have done, must bring to them (NYSC), the hard copies of the list uploaded (i.e. another copies of what was pasted on your various school for you to see) for final verification and approval before candidates from that school can start having access to their records online ahead of the registration. Those CPIs that their candidates have been accessing their records online was because they've hard their own hard copies submitted and have been attended to, some also have submitted, but are yet to be attended to which gradually every CPIs will be attended to at the end. The exercise is an automated system i.e. a computerized system which cost little time to be activated. In summary, in as much as your name is among the names pasted by your school and you got no issue, be rest assured that, your record has been uploaded already on d *Senate List* online, just be expectant of accessing it anytime. Keep checking online frequently and prepare your mind and resources for the *NYSC* registration which is said to commence tomorrow (6th of Oct). Wishing us a successful exercise.

*From a concerned PCM, Database*

DEBOLABI:
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