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UNILAG DLI FAQ's!

1. Question: Please tell me about UNILAG DLI?

Answer: UNILAG Distance Learning
Institute (DLI) is a distance programme designed for mature minds and the programme is very flexible for working class with busy schedules. Lectures hold Saturdays from morning till
evening, with a minimum lectures in three Saturdays in a month. The examination's comes up once in every year, November for year 400 - 600 level and December 100 - 300 level students (all things being equal) and the examination span for two weeks. Little wonder, your school fee covers hostel accommodation during examinations to ease studying, access first hand and timely information during Examination.

2. Question: Can I obtain the DLI form now?

Answer: Yes! Contact 08158942445.

3. Please how much is the Dli form?

Answer: #17,500, with additions of bank charges, online registration and documentations is #23,500.

4. Question: When is the DLI form closing?

Answer: Not stated yet, but from the previous years the form might last till mid year and this might interest you to know that DLI management's have a specific number of students they admits yearly. Which is the determinant to the elongation of the form sales.

5. Question: Please what are the available courses in UNILAG DLI 2017/18 and duration of each courses?*

Answer

• Public Administration (5years)

• Business Administration (5years)

• Accounting (5years)

• Economics (5years)

• Science Education Courses (6years)

- Mathematics Education
- Chemistry Education
- Physics Education
- Biology Education

6. Question: Please what are the basic requirements for DLI UNILAG?*

Answer:
1. Original Testimonial (Primary/Secondary)

2. Birth certificate/sworn affidavit that pre dates the
admission advertisement

3. Original O`level Certificate and any other qualifications

4. Marriage certificates and
news paper classification that
pre dates the admission
advertisement (Married female
only)

5. Applicants for Distance
Learning Institute programme
shall not be less than 21 years of age.

7. Question: what is the O'level requirements and do they accept two sittings?

Answer: Five (5) credits in O’level either NECO, WAEC, GCE or any equivalents can enroll for this programme, two sittings is also considered.

8. Question: Can I use my HND certificate to apply for direct entry in DLI?

Answer: Holders of HND with at least Upper Credit
will be eligible for admissions at enhanced
entry level to start from 300 level, which must be institutions of learning, known to the senate with a minimum of upper credit can apply to start from 300 level.

9. Question: How much is UNILAG DLI school fee?

Answer: DLI school fee is not fixed most especially for new entrant, but the fee ranges from #120,000 - #140,000.

10. Question: Is installments payments allowed in UNILAG DLI?

Answer: As far as I know, NO! Installment is not allowed, but we are hoping for the best.

11. Question: How sure is DLI Admission?

Answer: Very sure like heaven, mostly in favour of early bird registrations.

12. Question: Is UNILAG DLI graduate permitted to serve I.e go for NYSC?

Answer: No, The only thing they give for now is exemption letter from NYSC.

13. Is the DLI Certificate going to carry DLI on it or only UNILAG?

Answer: We are from the Faculty of Distance Learning Institute. So the certificate will read University of Lagos, faculty of Distance Learning Institute.

This DLI Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is compile by a final year student of UNILAG DLI, the C.E.O Exquisite Business Empire, for enquiry, registration and suggestions on how to serve you better kindly write us on talk2exquisitebusiness@gmail.com or contact our customer care representative on 08158942445. Good luck! Join the whatsapp link below for information on the go.

https:///HGmGEf4pPDlEtidkwI4rc2UNILAG DLI FAQ's!

1. Question: Please tell me about UNILAG DLI?

Answer: UNILAG Distance Learning
Institute (DLI) is a distance programme designed for mature minds and the programme is very flexible for working class with busy schedules. Lectures hold Saturdays from morning till
evening, with a minimum lectures in three Saturdays in a month. The examination's comes up once in every year, November for year 400 - 600 level and December 100 - 300 level students (all things being equal) and the examination span for two weeks. Little wonder, your school fee covers hostel accommodation during examinations to ease studying, access first hand and timely information during Examination.

2. Question: Can I obtain the DLI form now?

Answer: Yes! Contact 08158942445.

3. Please how much is the Dli form?

Answer: #17,500, with additions of bank charges, online registration and documentations is #23,500.

4. Question: When is the DLI form closing?

Answer: Not stated yet, but from the previous years the form might last till mid year and this might interest you to know that DLI management's have a specific number of students they admits yearly. Which is the determinant to the elongation of the form sales.

5. Question: Please what are the available courses in UNILAG DLI 2017/18 and duration of each courses?*

Answer

• Public Administration (5years)

• Business Administration (5years)

• Accounting (5years)

• Economics (5years)

• Science Education Courses (6years)

- Mathematics Education
- Chemistry Education
- Physics Education
- Biology Education

6. Question: Please what are the basic requirements for DLI UNILAG?*

Answer:
1. Original Testimonial (Primary/Secondary)

2. Birth certificate/sworn affidavit that pre dates the
admission advertisement

3. Original O`level Certificate and any other qualifications

4. Marriage certificates and
news paper classification that
pre dates the admission
advertisement (Married female
only)

5. Applicants for Distance
Learning Institute programme
shall not be less than 21 years of age.

7. Question: what is the O'level requirements and do they accept two sittings?

Answer: Five (5) credits in O’level either NECO, WAEC, GCE or any equivalents can enroll for this programme, two sittings is also considered.

8. Question: Can I use my HND certificate to apply for direct entry in DLI?

Answer: Holders of HND with at least Upper Credit
will be eligible for admissions at enhanced
entry level to start from 300 level, which must be institutions of learning, known to the senate with a minimum of upper credit can apply to start from 300 level.

9. Question: How much is UNILAG DLI school fee?

Answer: DLI school fee is not fixed most especially for new entrant, but the fee ranges from #120,000 - #140,000.

10. Question: Is installments payments allowed in UNILAG DLI?

Answer: As far as I know, NO! Installment is not allowed, but we are hoping for the best.

11. Question: How sure is DLI Admission?

Answer: Very sure like heaven, mostly in favour of early bird registrations.

12. Question: Is UNILAG DLI graduate permitted to serve I.e go for NYSC?

Answer: No, The only thing they give for now is exemption letter from NYSC.

13. Is the DLI Certificate going to carry DLI on it or only UNILAG?

Answer: We are from the Faculty of Distance Learning Institute. So the certificate will read University of Lagos, faculty of Distance Learning Institute.

This DLI Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is compile by a final year student of UNILAG DLI, the C.E.O Exquisite Business Empire, for enquiry, registration and suggestions on how to serve you better kindly write us on talk2exquisitebusiness@gmail.com or contact our customer care representative on 08158942445. Good luck! Join the whatsapp link below for information on the go.

https:///HGmGEf4pPDlEtidkwI4rc2UNILAG DLI FAQ's!

1. Question: Please tell me about UNILAG DLI?

Answer: UNILAG Distance Learning
Institute (DLI) is a distance programme designed for mature minds and the programme is very flexible for working class with busy schedules. Lectures hold Saturdays from morning till
evening, with a minimum lectures in three Saturdays in a month. The examination's comes up once in every year, November for year 400 - 600 level and December 100 - 300 level students (all things being equal) and the examination span for two weeks. Little wonder, your school fee covers hostel accommodation during examinations to ease studying, access first hand and timely information during Examination.

2. Question: Can I obtain the DLI form now?

Answer: Yes! Contact 08158942445.

3. Please how much is the Dli form?

Answer: #17,500, with additions of bank charges, online registration and documentations is #23,500.

4. Question: When is the DLI form closing?

Answer: Not stated yet, but from the previous years the form might last till mid year and this might interest you to know that DLI management's have a specific number of students they admits yearly. Which is the determinant to the elongation of the form sales.

5. Question: Please what are the available courses in UNILAG DLI 2017/18 and duration of each courses?*

Answer

• Public Administration (5years)

• Business Administration (5years)

• Accounting (5years)

• Economics (5years)

• Science Education Courses (6years)

- Mathematics Education
- Chemistry Education
- Physics Education
- Biology Education

6. Question: Please what are the basic requirements for DLI UNILAG?*

Answer:
1. Original Testimonial (Primary/Secondary)

2. Birth certificate/sworn affidavit that pre dates the
admission advertisement

3. Original O`level Certificate and any other qualifications

4. Marriage certificates and
news paper classification that
pre dates the admission
advertisement (Married female
only)

5. Applicants for Distance
Learning Institute programme
shall not be less than 21 years of age.

7. Question: what is the O'level requirements and do they accept two sittings?

Answer: Five (5) credits in O’level either NECO, WAEC, GCE or any equivalents can enroll for this programme, two sittings is also considered.

8. Question: Can I use my HND certificate to apply for direct entry in DLI?

Answer: Holders of HND with at least Upper Credit
will be eligible for admissions at enhanced
entry level to start from 300 level, which must be institutions of learning, known to the senate with a minimum of upper credit can apply to start from 300 level.

9. Question: How much is UNILAG DLI school fee?

Answer: DLI school fee is not fixed most especially for new entrant, but the fee ranges from #120,000 - #140,000.

10. Question: Is installments payments allowed in UNILAG DLI?

Answer: As far as I know, NO! Installment is not allowed, but we are hoping for the best.

11. Question: How sure is DLI Admission?

Answer: Very sure like heaven, mostly in favour of early bird registrations.

12. Question: Is UNILAG DLI graduate permitted to serve I.e go for NYSC?

Answer: No, The only thing they give for now is exemption letter from NYSC.

13. Is the DLI Certificate going to carry DLI on it or only UNILAG?

Answer: We are from the Faculty of Distance Learning Institute. So the certificate will read University of Lagos, faculty of Distance Learning Institute.

This DLI Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is compile by a final year student of UNILAG DLI, the C.E.O Exquisite Business Empire, for enquiry, registration and suggestions on how to serve you better kindly write us on talk2exquisitebusiness@gmail.com or contact our customer care representative on 08158942445. Good luck! Join the whatsapp link below for information on the go.

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His enforced is that age restriction limit

Unable to generate RRR code for DE

please..... I don't understand this regularization of a thing.. .
Why do I need to do regularization before I can apply for DE

Spaceclenzy1:
Closing Date not yet Known

Awaiting Result Yes Can Work Only If The Result Will be out Before Skul Screening

Thanks...

mespusinglez:
Pls What Is The Actual Closing Date For Direct Entry?
And I Saw People Using AwaitinG Result To Apply For D.E?
pls help ASAP

.

Someone should please answer this question........

I want to apply to UNIOSUN...

shervydman:
Explain the emboldened statement clearly.

Lol....the dude is getting dumber

Muafrika2:
Chai!!!
This is not normal!!

Chai

mtis:
Just about to switch off the lights an sleep. Which reminds of something..do you guys get power bill.yap that thing you get to pay for electricity..dang it i forgot ya don't have any stable power ..good nite an enjoy the blackout

Now dont be lazy....

Make sure you finish that school homework beforw you go to bed.....okay....

And kenya is still having problem holding and having an "Erection"


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-42026459

mtis:
look obaaderemi sometimes your argument surprises me..you still think she doesnt know anything about Reddit..boy are you stupid ..she making you look like ya digitally challenged dude.. doesn't you know anything about sarcasm .

Thank god for the internet.....

It never forgets..

mtis:
80% live in slums..man how ya gonna make people take you serious..oba ya stretching it too far

More than 1 in every 2 Nairobian dwell in kibera


There are approximatly 2.5 million slum dwellers in about 200 settlements in Nairobi representing 60% of the Nairobi population and occupying just 6% of the land. Kibera houses about 250,000 of these people. Kibera is the biggest slum in Africa and one of the biggest in the world.

Not heresay But FACTS!!!!

http://www.kibera.org.uk/facts-info/

So how many kibera dwellers do we have here?

Raise up your hand if you one(mtis is exempted)

Muafrika2:

Its the hot sun.
It does things to the brain

Take my advice



GO TO Sleep

Muafrika2:

Its the hot sun.
It does things to the brain

Take my advic e



GO TO Sleep

Muafrika2:

Its the hot sun.
It does things to the brain

Take my advise



GO TO Sleep

mtis:
Living in naija its like having unending nightmare...its like passing through a wormhole where everything bad just happens

Says the kid from kibera...

mtis:
You know why i hate ya post coz ya stuuupid ..man why call grown up people kids...

Because you act like one....

So you visit a site for the first time..

And nigeria is the first thing on your mind..

Dude are you a nigerian?

obaaderemi:
this kibera thing really pain you guys.See how many of you have rushed in here to quote the poor guy who only pointed out what the whole world already knows. And we know kibera is Africa's biggest slum. The United Nations agencies all agree.

You fall my hand gaan......


You should have left them in their deluded paradise

Russia to build nuclear power plants in Nigeria

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-41818933

M14A1:
Effective way to kill a military, assigning them to mediocre and outright ridiculous duties. Hell I even seen NSCDC armed guys transporting rice and souvenirs from a wedding, blarring sirens and driving recklessly, like there was an urgent matter of national security to be attended to.

So if the NSCDC is now into armed logistics for private citizens, the police as usual utterly clueless and inept at even policing a rabbit pen, someone thought it wise to pour military boots into internal security than addressing the gross ineptitude in the relevant paramilitary units.

Good lord so much is just wrong, I cry myself to sleep thinking about it.

EXACTLY!!

The military have completely unsurp the dutiies of the police.

What business does the military have in chasing and arresting armed robbers, guarding banks, serving as escort....

nemesis4u:
evolution of ISRO space launchers till now

They are getting Chubbier

nickyizzle:
Hello my fellow Kenyan brothers and sisters, you have to forgive me, am new on nairaland so I don't know how to respond to individual comments, kindly assist on that....@mtis, true, despite all this madness that has been ongoing for years, Kenya has been progressing everyday but we just need to put tribal politics behind us and the future will be great. @Tayser Mahiri, I have always been a great supporter of Mutua, he is a visionary leader but am afraid if the petition against him succeeds, he might go home based on what I hear. People are caught up in the current wave of politics and Mutua has been a strong critic of Kalonzo so its going to be very tough for him.

Welcome....

Hopefully you will learn more about nigeria like your fellow kenyans are doing.

mtis:
Lem get this..ya thinking Kenya is about to blow up heh...its like tha poor neighbour who is so jealous of his rich neighbor so every day he wishes something bad to happen to him..too bad my naija friend..ya got remain there in the ztopia till you manup an overthrow your bleeping leaders

WTF is this dude Sàying.

Why would i wish kenya bad?

Why?

What a funny lot.

MtuMsuper:
I don't share your sentiment that you can do shit then postpone feelings. Or that justice should be delayed. Or that this is a trivial matter. You must be under 20 to have such reasoning, sorry am not an ageist but that's something my 10 yr old wouldn't say. I teach my kids that bullshit should be confronted on the spot. People are being shot in their homes and women raped by so called "security forces " ,and you wanna say that we should sweep it under the carpet for another day?! When you do sh1t, it's better to deal with it immediately. Some guy wants to entrench himself in power through a sham election, and you're telling us to wait for another day. Man, thats some really dumb sh1t you just posted there. Feel me?

Sadly.

Some of your peeps here like living a life of delusion.

Poo-poo

Reminds me of kenya flying toilet.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4862212/BBC-writes-Tinder-date-poo-story-Pidgin.html

By the time we are done tbe whole continent will be speaking pidgin.



Kenya don dey plan for dia second Presidential election on 26 October.
Dis na because Supreme court bin cancel election wey hold for 8 August, say di election no pure.
Di fresh elections don face plenty palava, from candidates wey no wan to protest wey dey happen around country.
People say more fight-fight fit dey for front, and BBC Pidgin go dey report everything wey happen, as e dey happen.

https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/media-41725046

Ma country....naija.

Ma country.....naija.

Nigeria Seeks to Diversify From Oil With $41 Billion Rail Network


Bloomberg

Aug.2017

Nigeria has started a $41 billion railway expansion to reduce dependence on oil and diversify its struggling economy by improving transport links to allow the movement of goods around the country and to ports.

“The plan we have now will go to every nook and corner,” Transport Minister Rotimi Amaechi, 52, said in an interview in the capital, Abuja.

Africa’s biggest oil producer is going through its worst economic slump in 25 years following a plunge in the price and output of crude, which accounts for more than 90 percent of foreign income and two-thirds of government revenue. President Muhammadu Buhari’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, presented in March, seeks to boost agriculture and manufacturing by developing the country’s transport network and power infrastructure.

Key projects include building a second railway line connecting the nation’s two biggest cities, the commercial capital, Lagos, and Kano in the north. The 1,100-kilometer (680-mile) line will carry freight and passengers. The government also wants to construct a coastal railway that connects Lagos to the eastern city of Calabar.

The two new railways are expected to cost $20 billion, with most of the funding coming from the Export–Import Bank of China, which has so far released $5.9 billion. China’s Civil Engineering and Construction Co. is building the project and both railways should be ready by the end of 2019, Amaechi said in an interview last week.

GE Concession

General Electric Co. is leading a group that’s rehabilitating Nigeria’s 3,505 kilometers of century-old, narrow-gauge railways linking the coastal cities of Port Harcourt and Lagos with the north. The group, including SinoHydro of China, South Africa’s Transnet SOC Ltd. and the Netherlands’ APM Terminals BV will fund, revamp and operate the railways for a period to be decided in negotiations with the government, the minister said. They won the concession in May.

The group plans to invest $2.2 billion, Sabiu Zakari, permanent secretary in the Transport Ministry, said at the time. Nigeria will then have two links between Lagos and Kano, with the new Chinese-built one allowing trains to travel twice as fast as they can on the existing link.

The West African nation is opening up its rail system to private investors following decades of government control. Years of neglect while the nation was in political flux during military rule cut freight-rail capacity to 15,000 metric tons a year in 2005, from 3 million tons four decades earlier, according to the Transport Ministry. Most goods are now transported on worn-out and congested roads. By comparison, Transnet has the capacity to move more than 70 million tons of coal to one South African port annually.

“The rail in Nigeria was neglected for too long,” said Oke Maduegbuna, managing partner at transportation and logistics consultancy Pete, Moss & Sam Ltd. “There’s a new awareness among government officials of the economic benefits of a good rail network,” the Abuja-based expert said by phone, adding that the new projects would succeed only if there is consistency in their planning and execution.


Interstate Network

Another $16 billion will be invested in additional rail routes to link up all the country’s state capitals and extend across the northern border into neighboring Niger’s southern city of Maradi, according to the Transport Ministry. Amaechi said it was too early to share a timeline or funding details as the government is still talking to investors for this public-private project.

The government is also trying to complete a $3 billion line from Abuja to the southern oil hub of Warri by 2018, the minister said.

With rail links to the existing and planned deep-sea ports, Nigeria hopes to substantially reduce logistics costs and facilitate exports and imports. The GE concession will provide rail infrastructure that will decongest roads and improve cargo traffic, Nigerian Ports Authority Managing Director Hadiza Bala Usman said in an interview last month.

“There’s no economic development or growth without logistics, and for logistics to be efficient, you have to deal with the issue of railways,” said Amaechi.[/quote]

Naija.

Naija.