deebrane:
hello, please how do I get TMA past questions

Samisha500:
This is to inform all National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Graduating Students that have funds in their e-wallet that they can get a refund of the money by providing the following documents below.

NOTE:- You can also use the money available in your portal for clearance.
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th3lx:
Please how can i generate remita for ''Result Verification' and 'JAMB Regularization'. Thanks

Enskynelson:
TMA ADVICE
Do not be in a rush to begin your TMA. Give it at least the whole of tomorrow before you begin. Some students are already complaining of wrong marking.

jeejo:
I don't like the way NOUN is making it compulsory for all graduating students to journey to Abuja ooo

Why can't NOUN send certificates to each of the state study centres for disbursement to graduating students?

Why put the lives of over 20, 000 graduating students at the mercy of Fulani bandits and Islamic terrorists littering all the highways in Nigeria today, all because these graduants have to make a compulsory journey to Abuja for their certificates?

Is it that the state study centres that were entrusted with conducting exams for these students amongst other functions, are not considered worthy of issuing certificates to the same student upon their graduation?

Giving the present insecurity and unreported daily kidnappings and killings of Christians on the Kogi Abuja highway (talk less of the other highways connecting Abuja to Northern Nigeria), why can't NOUN protect the lives of its graduating students by allowing their respective study centres issue them certificates?

Does NOUN think it is all the graduating students that can afford return flight tickets to Abuja?

I understand that some students are super excited of wearing the convocation gown in Abuja during the forthcoming convocation. Some people may even attack me for raising the above concerns. But trust me, if you are a frequent traveler to Abuja through land as of recent, you will understand that forcing over 20,000 graduating students to ply those dangerous highways leading into Abuja just to attend their convocation and collect their certificates is a sign that NOUN cares less about the lives of its students.

I feel sorry for those about to fall victims of the high insecurity in our Nigerian highways. Imagine spending over 4 years working hard to complete your degree program only to get kidnapped, beheaded by boko haram or shot dead on your way to collecting your certificate.

Given the present insecurity in the Nigerian highways, NOUN should please review this compulsory journey of graduating student to Abuja.

Enskynelson:
TMA ADVICE
Do not be in a rush to begin your TMA. Give it at least the whole of tomorrow before you begin. Some students are already complaining of wrong marking.

nuhu:
Must you insult other people's Faith to air your views? Better repent and seek for God's forgiveness. If not, sooner or later you will regret the consequences of your statement. Just an advice.

hadibaba:

Please now that TMA have started already can i still proceed to register my coures?

hismond:


And here I am still waiting for my transcript to get to Abuja, so I can proceed to register. They are already doing 21days countdown

joshysmartie:


I experienced this..

jeejo:
I don't like the way NOUN is making it compulsory for all graduating students to journey to Abuja ooo

Why can't NOUN send certificates to each of the state study centres for disbursement to graduating students?

Why put the lives of over 20, 000 graduating students at the mercy of Fulani bandits and Islamic terrorists littering all the highways in Nigeria today, all because these graduants have to make a compulsory journey to Abuja for their certificates?

Is it that the state study centres that were entrusted with conducting exams for these students amongst other functions, are not considered worthy of issuing certificates to the same student upon their graduation?

Giving the present insecurity and unreported daily kidnappings and killings of Christians on the Kogi Abuja highway (talk less of the other highways connecting Abuja to Northern Nigeria), why can't NOUN protect the lives of its graduating students by allowing their respective study centres issue them certificates?

Does NOUN think it is all the graduating students that can afford return flight tickets to Abuja?

I understand that some students are super excited of wearing the convocation gown in Abuja during the forthcoming convocation. Some people may even attack me for raising the above concerns. But trust me, if you are a frequent traveler to Abuja through land as of recent, you will understand that forcing over 20,000 graduating students to ply those dangerous highways leading into Abuja just to attend their convocation and collect their certificates is a sign that NOUN cares less about the lives of its students.

I feel sorry for those about to fall victims of the high insecurity in our Nigerian highways. Imagine spending over 4 years working hard to complete your degree program only to get kidnapped, beheaded by boko haram or shot dead on your way to collecting your certificate.

Given the present insecurity in the Nigerian highways, NOUN should please review this compulsory journey of graduating student to Abuja.

yak:


My transcript got to Abuja on 28th February, I'm yet to be provisionally admitted. If it comes too late that I can't cope, I wld simply wait till July

hadibaba:

If u r sure of this just go to ur study center to get ur matric number and proceed

yak:


The courier company that delivered it sent me a certificate of delivery

joshysmartie:


I experienced this..

yak:


My transcript got to Abuja on 28th February, I'm yet to be provisionally admitted. If it comes too late that I can't cope, I wld simply wait till July