Wednesday, 3 February 2016

RESTAURANTE BENIMA MATRICONVOC PROMO

Benima Restaurant is out to make your celebration a memorable one. This promo is especially for:
·         Oath-taking (for graduating Pharmacy students)
·         Matriculation (for matriculating students)
·         Convocation (for fresh graduates)
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Rotaract Club, University of Nigeria, 31st Installation Ceremony


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The colourful event took place at UBA Hall of Fame, University of Nigeria, Nsukka with dignitaries from within and outside the university community who came to either be inducted or installed, awarded or celebrate with the celebrants. A rendition was given by Miss. Agu Blessing from Music Department. After this, the Dean, Student Affairs Department, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Prof. P. A. Akah was given an Award of Professional Service by the President of the Student Union Government of the university, Comr. Orji Peter Ekene after the Vice President of Student Union Government, Comr. Nebo Joy Chinaza gave the citation of the Dean.
Other awardees include:

Saturday, 30 January 2016

ONLINE RESULT CHECKING

This is to inform the university community of the administration's readiness to effect the uploading of results online from the 2015/2016 academic session. You will recall that the university administration tried implementing this last academic session but due to some hitches, it was not completed. However, modalities have been put in place to ensure a greater success of the project from this semester. It is thus important that online registration of courses be taken serious by all students of the university as the lists generated from online course registration by lecturers will be used both for admittance into examination halls and for subsequent computing of results.

Also, it is most likely that from this semester, results will no longer be pasted on notice boards as has been the case till date.

Please ensure you register your courses online as well as manually before it's too late. I am not yet sure of a deadline for online registration of course but will let you know as soon as I get a hint on that. Meanwhile, it will not be wise to wait any longer as exams are fast approaching and all online registrations must be completed before then.

HAPPY MATRICULATION TO ALL NEW LIONS AND LIONESSES.

 

Comr. Okeke Chibueze

Manager,

Electronic Information,

SUG, UNN

Friday, 29 January 2016

Re: REVISED TIMETABLE OF EVENTS FOR THE 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION 11

Haven made a post on this topic before now (details of the previous
post here: http://www.unnmaxinfo.blogspot.co.ke/2015/12/re-revised-time-table-of-events-for.html?m=1),
I am sending this again to address a controversy that just arose from
the latest post on the university website as regards the topic above.
Please note that the revised timetable is still for post-graduate
students and not undergraduates. The only change in the revised
timetable is on the date for convocation. By the new timetable,
convocation will now hold between Monday, 15th and Sunday, 21st 2016.
While matriculation remains Saturday, February 6th, 2016. Also, there
will be a convocation debate in the course of the convocation week.
Details of the debate available here:
http://www.unnmaxinfo.blogspot.co.ke/2016/01/convocation-debate.html?m=1.
While I wish you Happy Matriculation or Happy Convocation, I hope you
will remember to invite me to celebrate with you.

Comr. Okeke Chibueze
Manager,
Electronic Information,
SUG, UNN

Thursday, 28 January 2016

Convocation Debate

STUDENTS UNION GOVERNMENT
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA

A call for submission of applications for the 2016 university
convocation debate.

Greatest Lions and Lionesses;
In the bid to always get students involved in the activities of the
university, the vice chancellor of our noble varsity, prof. B.C.
Ozumba and the school's senate ceremonials committee have included a
debate competition in the week-long convocation scheduled to hold from
the 15th-20th February, 2016.

The essence of this debate competition can not be overemphasized as
this would help our students grow and develop their oratory and
communication skills so as to meet up with the world standard and also
compete favourably with scholars from around the globe.

After much deliberations by the convocation debate subcommittee, the
topic: "UNIVERSITY EDUCATION SHOULD BE SKILL BASED RATHER THAN
COGNITIVE DRIVEN" has been chosen. Debaters are meant to speak for or
against this motion.

Sequel to this we call on all students from all faculties to apply so
as to be chosen to debate on this. Requirements include;
1. NAME
2. ADDRESS
3. FACULTY
4. PHONE NO
5. EMAIL
6. WHY YOU ARE TO BE CHOSEN
(A LITTLE BACKGROUND OF
ONESELF)
7. FOR or AGAINST the motion?

In order to make submission of applications easy and stress free;
applications can be submitted in soft copy to pro.unn@unn.edu.ng or to
any of the SUG presidents (UNEC- Comr. Ilogebe Chidi, 07031641418 or
UNN- Comr. Orji Peter Ekene, 08152895924.

NB: Entries close on Tuesday, the 2nd of February 2016 while the
debate has been scheduled to hold on wed, 17th February 2016 at the
Princess Alexandra Auditorium, UNN.

Mouth watering(undisclosed) prizes to be won.

Signed
Comr. Orji Peter Ekene
SUG one, UNN

Comr. Ilogebe Chidi
SUG one, UNEC

For the convocation debate subcommittee

Tuesday, 26 January 2016

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. First Semester Examinations
This is to inform all students that the scheduled date for
commencement of first semester examinations as contained in the first
timetable of events for the 2015/2016 academic session (that is,
Monday, 22nd February, 2016) still remains valid as at the time of
this report. Consequently, students are advised to prepare well for
the forthcoming examinations, ignoring all rumours of a change in the
date. If there be any change in the stipulated date, you will be
communicated promptly.

2. Computer-Based Test FOR GS COURSES

From:
The Office of the Dean,
School of General Studies
University of Nigeria, Nsukka

This is to announce to all first year, second year, or carry-over
students of the University of Nigeria who are taking general studies
(GSP) courses that starting from the first semester of the 2015/2016
academic session, General Studies Examinations will be computer-based.
In view of this, the ICT Unit of the University of Nigeria requires
you to ensure that you complete the online registration of the GSP
courses you take, if you have not done so. You are to do this before
Friday, February 12, 2016.
The slogan for the CBT is: "No Online Registration of GSP Courses, No
GSP Examination(s)".
Please, comply without delay. Carry-over students in particular should
take note of this announcement.
N.B:
There will be an opportunity to practice for students who want to
familiarize themselves with the GS CBT application. (This will be duly
publicized). All students who came in through JAMB and went through
the Computer Based Test are expected to be proficient in the use of
the computer and also the CBT application.
Thank you for your co-operation.

3. REGISTRATION/RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION OF STUDENT GROUPS/ASSOCIATIONS
FOR 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION.

From:
Professor Peter A. Akah
Dean,
Student Affairs Department.
This is to inform all student groups at Department/Faculty/Town/Local
Government/ State/Religious/Club levels that registration/renewal of
registration of student groups and associations for the 2015/2016
academic sessions is still on and will end on February 29, 2016. Any
group/association that fails to register/renew her registration at the
expiration of the period will be declared illegal and will not be
allowed to operate in the university.

Comr. Okeke Chibueze
Manager,
Electronic Information,
SUG, UNN

Please share and keep someone informed

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE ONGOING NASU STRIKE

You may have observed that members of Non-Academic Staff Union have
been on strike and administrative offices in the university have been
under locks and keys since Monday, 18th January, 2016. However, you
may not know the following facts about the ongoing strike. Sit back,
relax and read carefully as I take you through the chilling facts.
1. The strike is embarked upon by the UNN Chapter of the Union. This
means that only UNN is affected by the ongoing strike. A non-academic
staff interviewed on the issue said it is due to issues its members
have tabled before the university administration for a very long time
without any favourable response. The members of the Union embarked on
the strike to press home their demands which is captioned in a
five-point heading which includes documentation, salary increase among
others.
2. Due to the strike, offices like the Student Affairs Department,
Departmental General Offices, etc. have not been open since the said
date.
3. This is just a warning strike. According to the staff, members of
the Union decided to embark on the warning strike to give room for
other bodies and associations who may want to come into the situation
in the interest of the students and the university community. He also
said that the strike is the cause of water scarcity which is gradually
spreading its effect on campus.
4. Things may get worse. If no good response is got from the
university authority, members of the Union plan to stop the
circulation of water and supply of power within the university
community. According to our source this will be the beginning of many
other steps which will be taken in their efforts to ground academic
and non-academic activities within the university community.
5. The warning strike will last for seven days after which, if nothing
is done about their demands by the university administration, they
will shut down the school completely.

THE NEED FOR ACTION
The Union, therefore calls on all unions and associations which have
the interest of the students at heart to wade into the matter as a
full-blown strike will definitely interrupt academic and non-academic
activities within the university community.

Comr. Okeke Chibueze
Manager,
Electronic Information,
SUG, UNN