dregmaster:


Pls what is the size of the passport photo that you uploaded and the format.

Mine was in a jpeg format and the size was less than 1mb but the instruction is that the size should not be more than 5mb.

Bashir3:
Who has successfully applied here?

I registered yesterday but I sweat before the thing gree load

Why is Amaechi looking and sitting like a lady being wooed by a Yoruba demon �

“ASUU Strike will come to an end as we continue negotiations next week”. Sen Chris Ngige giving an update during an interview with ChannelsTV this evening on the lingering face-off between the FG and ASUU.
You can watch via this link: https://twitter.com/plato_reports/status/1327324258519879681?s=21

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UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN, ILORIN, NIGERIA
P. M. B. 1515, ILORIN
E-mail: registrar@uniorin.edu.ng
Website: www.unilorin.edu.ng

2020/2021 Session Post-UTME Screening Registration

The University of Ilorin hereby invites all candidates, who have applied for admission into the University as first choice, either at UTME or Direct Entry, to visit the University's website: www.unilorin.edu.ng for details of the procedure for the registration for the Post-UTME Screening.

Registration for the Post-UTME Screening will commence on Monday 10th August, 2020 and end on 31st August, 2020.

To be eligible, UTME candidates must have scored at least 180 in the UTME examination conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

Candidates are advised to log on to the University website, www.unilorin.edu.ng, go to Undergraduate Portal and click on “Pre-Admission Screening Instructions” for detailed information about the registration process.

Candidates are advised to be very meticulous in their entries, as wrong entries will lead to automatic disqualification.

For further enquiries, candidates should contact:
admissions2020@unilorin.edu.ng or visit www.https://www.teamplato.com

Signed
Dr. Fola M. Olowoleni
Registrar

If your role model is a Nigerian politician, then you have a problem.

Candidates should be wary of desperate men like this, there is absolutely nothing like Jamb upgrade.
If your UTME score is low, either prepare yourself to resit for it next year or Apply for A-level exams (IJMB, JUPEB and the likes).
Don't be scammed.

Apologies
It has been debunked by the Imo state govt

Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State on Monday said he plans to rename the state-owned Imo State University after the late Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari.
The governor stated this when the management staff of the university led by the Vice Chancellor, Adaobi Obasi, paid him a visit at Government House, Owerri.
Mr Kyari died of complications arising from an infection of coronavirus and was been buried in Abuja on Saturday.
Mr Uzodinma, according to a statement from his Chief Press Secretary, Oguwuike Nwachuku, said Mr Kyari played a pivotal role in the liberation of Imo State.
He said no gesture is too big for a man who died as a patriot.
Although the governor, in the statement, did not elaborate on what he meant by the ‘liberation of Imo’, he emerged governor based on a Supreme Court ruling after initially coming fourth in the governorship election last year.
Mr Uzodinma is a member of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress.
The governor also said that consultations are underway with relevant stakeholders both in the education sector and in the state to critically look at the plan to rename the university and take a decision.
READ ALSO Buhari and Abba Kyari allegedly flown out of Nigeria for Coronavirus treatment : LEAKED AUDIO
The governor who urged the management staff of IMSU to live up to expectation reiterated his administration’s commitment to providing quality education in the state.
He noted that Imo State University as the epicenter cannot be left behind.
The vice chancellor commended the governor for a job well done so far.
She also called for total support to the governor to enable him to succeed.

This is the purported most powerful man in the Nigerian Govt, what else can I say? Life is indeed Vanity. May his soul rest in peace.

The Management of University of Ilorin has revealed that 12,009 students would be convocating for the 35th Convocation Ceremony which main event is scheduled to hold tomorrow, 23rd of October 2019.
The breakdown are as follows.
• 12,009 – convocating students in total
• 10,299 – First Degree/Diplomma Programs
• 1,070 – Higher Degrees
For First Degree:
• 130 – First Class,
• 2090 – Second Class Upper division
•5661 – Second Class Lower Divisions
• 31 – pass
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SeekingHelp:


I greet you boss! My caps is reading 'Admission in Progress, check back later'. Though my school of choice has not released her admission list for now. Pls what does that mean? Meanwhile, most candidates caps are displayed 'Not Admitted' for the same school.

I'm so worried at the moment. I need valid explanations. Thanks

There is no cause for panic, it simply means you are being considered for admission by your desired institution and you have 80% chance if not 100% chance of being admitted.
just keep checking your CAPS on a regular basis to either accept admission or reject admission.
Best wishes.

SALTandFIRE:
University of Ilorin... Faculty of arts
A certain Idiagbon was caught and exposed... I heard there were many others at the faculty of arts who engaged in such evil just like him.

True

The management of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, (FUOYE), has shut down the university indefinitely to forestall further breakdown of law and order in the school.
The management has also proscribed the Students’ Union Government indefinitely.
A statement signed by the management and released to newsmen in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday night, said: “Rising from an emergency management meeting of this day where the management discussed and reviewed the foregoing unruly behaviour of the students which consequently led the escalating crisis resulting in the destruction of vehicles and burning of a police van etc, the university management resolved among others, as follows:
1. That the university is shut down indefinitely with immediate effect.
2. Students are therefore ordered to vacate the university premises on or before on Wednesday, Sept 11, 2019.
3. The students union is hereby proscribed indefinitely.
.4. That we made bold to say that the students on campus in the university hostels have been having regular supply of power at designated time and supported by solar power system, and couldn’t have been part of that protest and that the university is not answerable to the issues or main cause of the protest which is epileptic power supply by the BEDC.
“That further details will be made known in due chase “
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POSTED ON JULY 20, 2019 BY
ADEBOYE BALOGUN

Information reaching us from a reliable source has it that the University of Ilorin has extended the sale of 2019/20 Post UTME screening.
Hence, The portal will still be available for few days before closure. The decision of extension was taken to ensure candidates hitch free registration process. Those who have not registered should do the needful before the final closure.
Candidates who are awaiting results can also apply and are to submit O’level/A’level results before the stipulated deadline. Thank you.
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POSTED ON JULY 20, 2019 BY
ADEBOYE BALOGUN

Some 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) candidates affected by biometric verification glitches have appealed to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to re-conduct the examinations for them.
JAMB used biometrics for the examinations that held between April 11- 17 with about 1.8 million registered candidates.
The UTME is a computer-based standardized examination for prospective undergraduates to gain admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The Biometrics Verification Machine was introduced by the board in an attempt to get rid of the numerous forms of examination malpractice.
During registration, candidates’ 10 fingers were captured and used as clearance to admit them into the examination hall.
But it was discovered some candidates, on getting to exam centres, were disqualified because the biometric verification was unable to capture their fingers.
They narrated how the biometric verification process disqualified from writing, begging JAMB to reschedule the exams for them.
A candidate, Olusolanle Tolulope, from Ekiti, narrated how the biometric refused to capture her finger, leading to her inability to write the exams.
According to her: “I registered for the exam at FUOYE ICT and when I got to the centre, I couldn’t resolve my biometric verification issue.
“I did my fingerprints and my information didn’t appear on the system. So, i was unable to do the exam.
“We were told to fill a form that day and since then we haven’t gotten a response. We even went to their office in Ekiti, submitted our slip and they told us they will call us and since then they haven’t done anything about it.”
She stated the development has automatically disqualified her from gaining admission for FUOYE Pre-Degree programme after she expended a lot of money.
Another affected candidate, Okeeya Iyanuoluwa Michael, from Itapa-Ekiti, also shared how he was unable to write the exams.
“On that fateful day when we went for the exam at Ijero-Ekiti, the biometric failed. About three of their candidates were affected, including me.
“We tried doing it again but it kept on failing. So, we were asked to fill a form and go home that they will call us.“
He went on: “Since then we filled the form and we haven’t seen any call. I contacted those at the JAMB office but they said they have called all those affected and I don’t know why I was not called. I sent a message to jamb e-mail and they haven’t replied.
“My hope of gaining admission this year is gone. The Federal Government should contact JAMB so they will do the exam for us”.
Ogedengbe Ifeoluwa Solomon, an affected student from Ibadan, also expressed sadness over his inability to sit for the exams.
Mother of an affected candidate from Lagos, Mrs. Okeeya, said: “My child registered for the examination at an accredited centre and when she called me she was unable to do the exam. I felt bad.
“Since then there has been no solution, if she is unable to write the examination that means the money we paid for pre-degree will waste.”
She pleaded with JAMB and government to intervene and remedy the situation.
When the Board’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dr Fabian Benjamin was contacted, ruled out the possible of rescheduling examinations for the affected candidates.
He stated there was no how the fingerprint verification could have failed.
The biometrics, he said, was designed to curb multiple registrations and malpractices among candidates.
“We have a rule. We introduce that grand norm because it was one of the easiest platforms for people to cheat.
“What some of these candidates do is to register a multiple time and create this incidence of biometrics challenges and call for reschedule of examinations.
“They would have written previously and then when you reschedule them at the end they do another examination.
“First to mitigate any challenge we said capture your 10 fingers. We are of the opinion that if your first finger has problem, the second, third, fourth, sixth will go through and we capture ten of their fingers.
“And we said no biometrics no examinations. You must be verified biometrically otherwise on no condition would you be allowed to sit for examination.
“We have 1.8 million candidates and we are sure that over 1.79 candidates were biometrically verified.
“So if 10 candidates out of this number for one reason or the other which we believe is not from us could not be verified, we will not allow them to sit for the exam. Because we can’t break our rule”
SOURCE : THE NATION