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Chidimercy:
@UncleSnr
Come and apply for this

Thanks

Lalasticlala

You are exaggerating it.
Over here, most of the sex workers are Igbos, Delta-Igbos and Girls from Igbo states.

Chidimercy:
@UncleSnr see this

It is in Lagos.
I fear living in Lagos, Abuja is too calm.

Why Crocs?

Let's copulate or let's have coitus.

@Chidimercy See.

Gazzy88:
charity begins at home. Biafra begins with kanu.

No be only charity, na Rosemary.

Uteghe:
Despite the billions Kanu collected,the road to his father's house is still a mess.

Based on say na him be LGA Chairman na.

To those for groups https://cutit.org/NOUNITE-WA

hahn:
Ogbeni wetin do your WhatsApp?

I am back.

Oya, Christians, come and thank your God.

Femo!
Give them right, left, front and back.

Anybody wey fuc!k up gats collect.

tociano009:
Thanks for getting back, please can u tell me what makes it difficult or impossible to enroll from abroad

Exams are usually written at the study centres, that will require your physical presence.

Telegram group chat https://cutit.org/NOUN-Telegram-

WhatsApp group: TBD

So, help yourselves.

Rotimiseyi:
Good evening my people.
Please can someone with B. Sc third class apply for PGD education in NOUN. Secondly, between NTI and NOUN, which is cheaper to run and which one release certificate in good time. Thanks

I don't know about the requirements, check their website nou.edu.ng.
NTI is still under NOUN, that is, their certificate is an affiliate of NOUN, I'll advise you go to the main source instead of affiliate.

tociano009:
Hello good evening here, please is it possible to study with Nou from Abroad.

It is not possible.

sagieramos:
Jehovah (Causes to [everything] become)

Out of 2k+ God's being worshipped by human's, yours happens to be greater than others, wow! You guys are just full of yourselves, yet you claim religious tolerance.

sagieramos:
Have they figure out the process of reviving damaged DNA behind cells and organs formation that was caused by Adam?
If they haven't, God's kingdom is our only hope for everlasting life

Which of the God?

Lol, Just like how it was for BB users that year.

lexdino:
There's an option for "transfer" on the undergraduate transcript application page though. But those staffs handling the transcript issuing department of the school are not helpful at all.

If you check the guideline page for prospective transcript applicants on http://www.nou.edu.ng/article/undergraduate-transcript-application-guidelines you will find that they have two phone numbers for transcript applicants to reach them on. [s]Funny thing is both phone numbers are switched off 24/7. What kind of institution does that? [/s]

I paid the necessary fee and applied for my undergraduate transcript for some time now, after not getting any response for over one week, I followed up with an email to enquire about the status of my transcript application. Still no response up till now.

I am waiting until next week before I take any further step though

It is not, talking from experience, I have called the both numbers and was responded to.
Now, what day of the week did you call? What time did you call?

Call them during weekdays and working hours.

Ribasandez:
The problem is that he kept quiet and did nothing about it. Now that they have added new courses to the curriculum, the school may ask him to do those courses. I am also a DE student. And when my name was omitted from the graduation list this year, I did the needful. I have gotten two phone calls from the head quarters already, telling me they have acknowledged the mistake.

When things like this happen, we mustn't just do nothing. We must do everything.

I don't know you, but I have to say this, you are blessed. NOUN is one of those schools that responds to email, and staff/department info can be found on their website.

Yemike:
You could have mailed them to correct the blunder but you choose to preach the gospel of their blunder to the whole world.


Way to go Naija??

Are you kidding me? I wrote an email to FUTMinna requesting for the curriculum in a particular course, out of the two email addresses on the website, only one went through, after 1 year, I sent a reminder, till today, I have not gotten a response.

BrutalJab:
Google the history of the guy and his Billionaire oil magnet father.


Not everyone is a scammer.

Thanks. She should check Jezco Oil and Gas.

One down... Hello all

Where is the Chief?

Ribasandez:
Unless you are not a student of NOUN, I would advise you to mind your business, face your studies, and get your certificate. If you want to stand up to NOUN, you mustn't have anything to lose. In the name of bravery, some people have met their ends. Battles like this shouldn't be fought by students in this modern day Nigeria. History speaks volumes.

Uncle Snr., I am not referring to you. I am referring to the original writer of that write-up.

Thanks for this.
What people don't know is that the eBooks are written by course developers, they're all being paid.
Just because you see it on the open e-courseware doesn't make it free.

evergreen9:
Hey guys, please does anyone know the requirements and how long it would take for one to get the 100L transcript from NOUN? I intend to use the 100L for something very important so it is imperative that I get this 100L transcript upon completion of the exams coming up. I would really appreciate if anyone here can offer some advise.

Call any of these Contacts: 08079618970, 08167424141, they will help you understand the process.

Someone shared this...

A CALL ON EFCC & ICPC TO PROBE THE MANAGEMENT OF NOUN OVER FEES COLLECTED FOR COURSE MATERIALS UNISSUED

It has become alarming to note that National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) the biggest or largest university in Africa in terms of students population is involved in such a magnitude of fraud per semester whereby thousands of her students will pay for course materials otherwise called " Course Registration" per semester and yet will not be issued such course materials (books) at various Study Centres across the country.

This is worst that, in most cases, throughout the programme duration of a student either for a Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree or higher, such materials are not made available. One can observe that even in few cases where Course Materials (books) are issued, the percentage of issuance is around 20 Percent out of the total number of courses registered (paid) by a student.

For example the average student in NOUN pays or spends around Twenty Five Thousand Naira (N25,000) per semester for course registration (books) ; yet, in most cases they won't be issued any course material by the school at various Study Centre across the country with a flimsy excuse from the School that the books are not available. Even in cases where course materials (books)are issued out of the above estimate, it won't be more than two (2) course material on a cost value of around Five Thousand Naira (N5000) out of the paid amount of Twenty-Five Thousand Naira ( N25,000) per semester. This is to say NOUN is collecting N20,000 - N25,000 from each student per semester under the disguise of course materials (books) they did not issue to them.

Lets us assume that the total number of Students that usually register for a semester in NOUN program is Eighty Thousand (80,000) ( Although the number could be more than that as NOUN student population is currently over One Hundred Thousand 100,000) per semester across Nigeria. Then, if we multiply the number of a student by the estimate of N20,000 they are collecting per students for non-issued course material (books) i.e N80,000 × N20,000 = N1,600,000,000 (One Billion Six Hundred Million Naira) collected per semester.

We began to wonder, how can a single institution collect such a huge amount of money from students per semester in the name of course materials (books) they never issued to anyone, and yet nobody is probing into such funds collected per semester. If we multiply that amount by the two (2) semester run by NOUN per year, it will amount to Three Billion Two Hundred Million Naira (N3,200,000,000) collected by NOUN authorities per year. After collecting such amount of money they will still not issue the books and forced students to go and download PDF materials from their website.

We, therefore, call on the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission ( ICPC) and other similar organizations to probe into this glaring ongoing fraud in NOUN.

Please, this message has to be shared until it gets to appropriate authorities for necessary actions.

By Concerned Nigerians