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DISCLAIMER UNN SANDWICH AND EVENING PROGRAMMES The attention of the University of Nigeria Management, has been drawn to a certain advertorial calling for purchase of admission forms for a “Proposed Take-off” of Sandwich and Evening Degree and Diploma Programmes of the University of Nigeria. The unsuspecting members of the public have been advised to purchase admission forms from the office of the Registrar-UNN or from the Ondo State Form Collection Centres at: Akure liaison office Owo Liaison Office Ore Liaison Office Akungba and Ifori Liaison Offices and Ifedore Area The General Public is hereby warned to discountenance these advertorials as the University of Nigeria hereby informs the GENERAL PUBLIC that the said adverts on the programmes are FAKE and have nothing to do with the University of Nigeria. The University of Nigeria dissociates itself from the said adverts. Anyone doing business with these purported Liaison Offices does so...

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Over 80,000 results of candidates who wrote the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) have been withheld for various malpractices by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Prof Is-haq Oloyede made this known at a press conference in Abuja on Thursday June 1. He also added that some parents paid up to N200,000 to owners of Computer Based Centres (CBT) to upgrade the results of their children. Some interesting numbers. 1, 606,901  results have been released so far. 80,889  results haven't been released. Oloyede said:  “So far we have released the results of 1,606,901 candidates after the examinations, leaving us with a balance of 80, 889. Out of this 80,000, we have deliberately withheld 76,923 for further investigation because of alleged malpractices in the centres where the examinations where held." But there's no reason to panic if your results haven't been released. “There is no need to panic if you belong to the 80,000...

INAUGURAL MEETING OF THE NEW GOVERNING COUNCIL – UNN Members of the Governing Council comprising of the Chairman, Chief Mike Olorunfemi (centre), flanked by the VC, Prof. B.C. Ozumba (right) and the Registrar, Barr. C.C. Igbokwe (left), the Principal Officers of the University, the Federal Government Appointees, Senate Representatives, and the Congregation Representatives. The Convocation Representative will be elected on June 10,2017.

Some experts argue that there is no such thing as most difficult university to get admission into. Admission into any institution, they believe, may be easy or hard depending on the level of preparation on the side of applicants. This school of thought may be true elsewhere, but not in Nigeria. Down here, it is cheap to gain admission into some schools compared to a few others.  Below are the top 10 we believe to be the hardest Universities to get into in Nigeria. This article is not to discourage those of prospective students that have chosen the under listed schools as their most preferred universities in JAMB.  It is however, a way to remind you that it’s survival of the fittest! The schools are; 1. University of Ibadan (UI) Number two is NOW a tie 2. Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) & University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) 3. University of Benin (UNIBEN) 4.Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) 5. University of Lagos (UNILAG) 6. N...

UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA Office of the Vice-Chancellor (Information & Public Relations Unit)   DISCLAIMER :  UNN CUT-OFF MARK The attention of the Management of the University of Nigeria, has been drawn to  Social Media Advertorials making the rounds about University of Nigeria cut-off Marks for admission. The University of Nigeria hereby dissociates itself from the social media publications or indeed any other publications related to admissions and cut-off marks for the University, as there has been no official pronouncement or publication on admission or cut-off marks for the University. The general public is therefore advised to beware of dubious and fraudulent individuals currently parading advertorials on social media with regards to admission and cut-off marks for the University of Nigeria. All official guidelines and pronouncements can only be accessed on the University website or portal: www.unn.edu.ng ...