NEW MONTH GREETINGS
Greetings, Excellent Unilorites, as we step into the month of November.
Here's to a month that promises not only happiness and adventure but also the gratification of your hard work coming to fruition.
At this juncture, seize the opportunity to construct a comprehensive plan for the upcoming month, set ambitious goals, and tirelessly work towards their attainment. As we flip the calendar to a new page, let's eagerly embrace the countless chances and exhilarating journeys that await us in the days ahead. May your days be filled with happiness, success, and beautiful experiences. Let this month symbolize a well-rounded voyage towards your dreams.
Happy New Month!
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Greetings, Excellent Unilorites, as we step into the month of November.
Here's to a month that promises not only happiness and adventure but also the gratification of your hard work coming to fruition.
At this juncture, seize the opportunity to construct a comprehensive plan for the upcoming month, set ambitious goals, and tirelessly work towards their attainment. As we flip the calendar to a new page, let's eagerly embrace the countless chances and exhilarating journeys that await us in the days ahead. May your days be filled with happiness, success, and beautiful experiences. Let this month symbolize a well-rounded voyage towards your dreams.
Happy New Month!
CELEBRATING THE VICTORIOUS UNILORITES AT NAKSS NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Excellence-Driven Administration proudly congratulate these Unilorites who emerge winners in the just concluded NAKSS (National Association of Kwara State Students) National Convention
1. Abdulwahab Habeebullah Arewa - President (Food Engineering Department)
2. Muhammad Nimatallahi Kpayero - Deputy Senate President (Combined Law Department)
3. Musa Gobir Ibrahim WAZIRI-GOBRY - Director of Media and Publicity (PRO 1) (Agronomy Department)
4. Akanbi II Nasir Olayiwola - Welfare Secretary (Physiotherapy Department)
5. Yahaya AbdulKadir - Treasurer (Marketing Department)
6. Abu Bakar Sekiwa Ndagiman - Social Director (Guidance & Counselling Department)
Your accomplishments reflect your unwavering commitment and leadership. As you assume these crucial roles, keep in mind that you represent the University of Ilorin and its values. The electorate has placed their trust in you, and we have full confidence in your ability to create a positive impact.
Best wishes on this exciting journey ahead!
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The Excellence-Driven Administration proudly congratulate these Unilorites who emerge winners in the just concluded NAKSS (National Association of Kwara State Students) National Convention
1. Abdulwahab Habeebullah Arewa - President (Food Engineering Department)
2. Muhammad Nimatallahi Kpayero - Deputy Senate President (Combined Law Department)
3. Musa Gobir Ibrahim WAZIRI-GOBRY - Director of Media and Publicity (PRO 1) (Agronomy Department)
4. Akanbi II Nasir Olayiwola - Welfare Secretary (Physiotherapy Department)
5. Yahaya AbdulKadir - Treasurer (Marketing Department)
6. Abu Bakar Sekiwa Ndagiman - Social Director (Guidance & Counselling Department)
Your accomplishments reflect your unwavering commitment and leadership. As you assume these crucial roles, keep in mind that you represent the University of Ilorin and its values. The electorate has placed their trust in you, and we have full confidence in your ability to create a positive impact.
Best wishes on this exciting journey ahead!
YOU WORTH BEYOND GRADES: NAVIGATING ACADEMIC STRUGGLES AND EMBRACING HOPE
Excellent Unilorites,
Remember that your worth as a person is not determined by your exam grades. Grades are a snapshot of your performance at a certain time, but they don't fully represent your capacity for excellence.
Though disappointing exam results can be depressing, one should never consider suicide as a result of them. There are highs and lows in life, and failure can serve as a springboard for success in the future.
It's critical to seek support while dealing with academic difficulties. Describe your struggles to friends and relatives and most especially your Faculty Counsellor. The emotional load you might be carrying can be lighter if you talk about your feelings and ask for advice.
No matter how disheartening your grades may be, suicide should never be considered an option. Your life is precious, and there is always hope for a brighter future.
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Excellent Unilorites,
Remember that your worth as a person is not determined by your exam grades. Grades are a snapshot of your performance at a certain time, but they don't fully represent your capacity for excellence.
Though disappointing exam results can be depressing, one should never consider suicide as a result of them. There are highs and lows in life, and failure can serve as a springboard for success in the future.
It's critical to seek support while dealing with academic difficulties. Describe your struggles to friends and relatives and most especially your Faculty Counsellor. The emotional load you might be carrying can be lighter if you talk about your feelings and ask for advice.
No matter how disheartening your grades may be, suicide should never be considered an option. Your life is precious, and there is always hope for a brighter future.
ESSENTIAL TIPS ON SECURITY
The Excellence-Driven Administration want to emphasise how crucial safety and security are to you as our students.
• Personal Safety: The utmost priority is your safety. Whether you are on campus or off, you should always be aware of your surroundings. Go out in groups, especially during late hours. Never be afraid to ask for help from campus security or local authorities if you ever feel unsafe.
• Property security: Take great care to keep your possessions safe. Keep in mind that even a small amount of caution can significantly reduce theft.
• Communication: Please get in touch with our dedicated Students' Union and Student Affairs Unit right away if you have any concerns, whether they are connected to safety or anything else. They're here to help you and support you.
• Travel Caution: Make sure your properties are in order before departing for the break. Verify locks and security precautions twice. Take crucial files and documents with you, if at all possible. You can avoid unneeded tension while away from campus by taking this extra precaution.
Our main concerns are your safety and well-being, and we are dedicated to giving you access to a safe learning environment. Keep in mind that taking preventative measures and being communicative with one another is essential to a secure and productive academic journey.
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The Excellence-Driven Administration want to emphasise how crucial safety and security are to you as our students.
• Personal Safety: The utmost priority is your safety. Whether you are on campus or off, you should always be aware of your surroundings. Go out in groups, especially during late hours. Never be afraid to ask for help from campus security or local authorities if you ever feel unsafe.
• Property security: Take great care to keep your possessions safe. Keep in mind that even a small amount of caution can significantly reduce theft.
• Communication: Please get in touch with our dedicated Students' Union and Student Affairs Unit right away if you have any concerns, whether they are connected to safety or anything else. They're here to help you and support you.
• Travel Caution: Make sure your properties are in order before departing for the break. Verify locks and security precautions twice. Take crucial files and documents with you, if at all possible. You can avoid unneeded tension while away from campus by taking this extra precaution.
Our main concerns are your safety and well-being, and we are dedicated to giving you access to a safe learning environment. Keep in mind that taking preventative measures and being communicative with one another is essential to a secure and productive academic journey.
NEW MONTH GREETINGS
Happy New Month, Excellent Unilorites
As we embark on a journey into a new chapter of the year, we use this medium to acknowledge the students on break, this is your time to recharge, explore, and savour every moment of your well-deserved break. As the new month begins, let's embark on a journey of self-discovery, relaxation, and personal growth.
Use this time to sleep in, lounge around, and pamper yourself. It's essential to recharge your mental and physical batteries. Whether it's travelling to new places, holidays are an ideal time to explore and each adventure is an avenue to learn something new.
As a student, you may often find yourself buried in textbooks related to your course of study. Now, read for pure enjoyment! Dive into novels, and magazines, or explore topics that intrigue you. Keep your body and mind in top shape by staying active. Go for a jog, practice yoga, go for medical check-ups, and engage in your favourite sports. Physical activity is a fantastic stress reliever and mood enhancer.
Spend quality time with family and friends. These connections are invaluable, and holiday breaks provide the perfect opportunity to strengthen them.
Wishing you all the very best. Also, remember to use this time to set personal goals. Here is to an incredible month ahead filled with excellence, knowledge, success, and a hectic-free holiday.
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Happy New Month, Excellent Unilorites
As we embark on a journey into a new chapter of the year, we use this medium to acknowledge the students on break, this is your time to recharge, explore, and savour every moment of your well-deserved break. As the new month begins, let's embark on a journey of self-discovery, relaxation, and personal growth.
Use this time to sleep in, lounge around, and pamper yourself. It's essential to recharge your mental and physical batteries. Whether it's travelling to new places, holidays are an ideal time to explore and each adventure is an avenue to learn something new.
As a student, you may often find yourself buried in textbooks related to your course of study. Now, read for pure enjoyment! Dive into novels, and magazines, or explore topics that intrigue you. Keep your body and mind in top shape by staying active. Go for a jog, practice yoga, go for medical check-ups, and engage in your favourite sports. Physical activity is a fantastic stress reliever and mood enhancer.
Spend quality time with family and friends. These connections are invaluable, and holiday breaks provide the perfect opportunity to strengthen them.
Wishing you all the very best. Also, remember to use this time to set personal goals. Here is to an incredible month ahead filled with excellence, knowledge, success, and a hectic-free holiday.
*THE IMPECCABLE GENESIS OF EXCELLENCE*
Excellent Unilorites,
First and foremost, we thank the sovereign God for the historical moment and precious privilege of becoming the 36th Student Union Executives of our prestigious University. We also express our profound appreciation to you all for attending the swearing-in and handover ceremony of yesterday.
Excellent Unilorites, it is with great respect and gratitude we address you as we've officially assumed duties.
Having recognized your faith in us to steer the ship of our mighty union for the upcoming academic year, we would like to reaffirm our dedication to keeping our election promises made during the electioneering period.
We would leave no stone unturned in putting ideas into action that would ensure the exclusive and inclusive outgrowth of the extrinsic potentials of Unilorites and our institution as a whole as we build the future together.
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Excellent Unilorites,
First and foremost, we thank the sovereign God for the historical moment and precious privilege of becoming the 36th Student Union Executives of our prestigious University. We also express our profound appreciation to you all for attending the swearing-in and handover ceremony of yesterday.
Excellent Unilorites, it is with great respect and gratitude we address you as we've officially assumed duties.
Having recognized your faith in us to steer the ship of our mighty union for the upcoming academic year, we would like to reaffirm our dedication to keeping our election promises made during the electioneering period.
We would leave no stone unturned in putting ideas into action that would ensure the exclusive and inclusive outgrowth of the extrinsic potentials of Unilorites and our institution as a whole as we build the future together.
ANNOUNCING THE WINNERS OF THE STUDENTS' UNION CREATIVE WRITERS' WORKSHOP
It is with great pleasure that we announce the winners of the fourth edition of the Students' Union Writers' Contest themed The Hope of a New Nigeria during this transition hours. We use this medium to apologise for the delay in announcing the winners and shortlisted works.
We sincerely appreciate the immense efforts that every single contestant put into their submissions, as we found quite a number of the reads wonderful. However, due to the large volume of entries, we are unable to send individual mails to each contestant.
In a similar vein, we are proud to celebrate the 45 fellows of the maiden edition of the 4-weeks Creative Writers' Fellowship, recognising the outstanding fellows.
WINNERS OF THE WRITERS' CONTEST
1. Adam Sunus (Psychology, 100L)- Short Story: A New Dawn.
2. Okpala Michael (Performing Arts, 100L)- Poetry: Pinch of Chaos.
3. Oyedeji Teslim (Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 300L)- Essay: Inflation and Wealth of a Nation.
SHORTLIST
1.MohammeduRobiu Yekini (B.Agric, 300L)- Short Story: Dream Come True.
2.Daniel Adedoyin (English Arts, 400L)- Short Story: A Smile of Hope.
3.Muhammed Sanni Olowonjoyin (Biochemistry)- Poetry: Portrait of Home as A Slaughterhouse Awaiting Rainfall.
4.Hassan Usman (Counsellor Education, 300L)- Poetry: Coming from Havoc
5.Aishah Ahmad Imam (Linguistics, 300L)- Poetry: Towards the Oasis.
6.Samuel Ayegba (Pharmacy, 300L)- Essay: A Portrait of The Polls.
7.Ademulegun Oluwaseun (Medicine and Surgery, Old 300L): Essay: Inflation and Wealth of a Nation.
OUTSTANDING FELLOWS
1.Taofeeq Ayeyemi Mentees - Best Mentee Group for Poetry
2.Makanjuola Femi-Oladeji- Best Mentee Group for Prose
3.Maryam Nababa- Most Outsanding Team Lead
The winners in each category of the writers' contest will be contacted for their prize.
Congratulations!
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It is with great pleasure that we announce the winners of the fourth edition of the Students' Union Writers' Contest themed The Hope of a New Nigeria during this transition hours. We use this medium to apologise for the delay in announcing the winners and shortlisted works.
We sincerely appreciate the immense efforts that every single contestant put into their submissions, as we found quite a number of the reads wonderful. However, due to the large volume of entries, we are unable to send individual mails to each contestant.
In a similar vein, we are proud to celebrate the 45 fellows of the maiden edition of the 4-weeks Creative Writers' Fellowship, recognising the outstanding fellows.
WINNERS OF THE WRITERS' CONTEST
1. Adam Sunus (Psychology, 100L)- Short Story: A New Dawn.
2. Okpala Michael (Performing Arts, 100L)- Poetry: Pinch of Chaos.
3. Oyedeji Teslim (Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 300L)- Essay: Inflation and Wealth of a Nation.
SHORTLIST
1.MohammeduRobiu Yekini (B.Agric, 300L)- Short Story: Dream Come True.
2.Daniel Adedoyin (English Arts, 400L)- Short Story: A Smile of Hope.
3.Muhammed Sanni Olowonjoyin (Biochemistry)- Poetry: Portrait of Home as A Slaughterhouse Awaiting Rainfall.
4.Hassan Usman (Counsellor Education, 300L)- Poetry: Coming from Havoc
5.Aishah Ahmad Imam (Linguistics, 300L)- Poetry: Towards the Oasis.
6.Samuel Ayegba (Pharmacy, 300L)- Essay: A Portrait of The Polls.
7.Ademulegun Oluwaseun (Medicine and Surgery, Old 300L): Essay: Inflation and Wealth of a Nation.
OUTSTANDING FELLOWS
1.Taofeeq Ayeyemi Mentees - Best Mentee Group for Poetry
2.Makanjuola Femi-Oladeji- Best Mentee Group for Prose
3.Maryam Nababa- Most Outsanding Team Lead
The winners in each category of the writers' contest will be contacted for their prize.
Congratulations!
NOTICE OF HANDOVER/INAUGURATION CEREMONY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN STUDENTS' UNION
The University of Ilorin Students' Union is pleased to announce the upcoming Handing Over/Inauguration Ceremony of the union. This event is set to be a momentous occasion, and we extend a warm invitation to all members of the Better-By-Far Varsity community to join us.
Event Details:
Date: Tomorrow, Friday, September 29th, 2023
Venue: University Auditorium
Time: 4:00 PM
We are honored to have the distinguished presence of the University Management at this event, and their support underscores the significance of this occasion.
This ceremony is open to all students, and we wholeheartedly encourage your participation. Your presence will help make this event even more memorable as we mark this important transition within our union.
We look forward to your attendance and participation in celebrating the growth and vibrancy of our student community at the University of Ilorin. Best regards.
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The University of Ilorin Students' Union is pleased to announce the upcoming Handing Over/Inauguration Ceremony of the union. This event is set to be a momentous occasion, and we extend a warm invitation to all members of the Better-By-Far Varsity community to join us.
Event Details:
Date: Tomorrow, Friday, September 29th, 2023
Venue: University Auditorium
Time: 4:00 PM
We are honored to have the distinguished presence of the University Management at this event, and their support underscores the significance of this occasion.
This ceremony is open to all students, and we wholeheartedly encourage your participation. Your presence will help make this event even more memorable as we mark this important transition within our union.
We look forward to your attendance and participation in celebrating the growth and vibrancy of our student community at the University of Ilorin. Best regards.
BIRTHDAY FELICITATIONS TO THE WELFARE SECRETARY (MAIN CAMPUS) OF THE STUDENTS' UNION
The Students' Union on behalf of all Unilorites felicitate with Arowolo Ayodeji Emmanuel, the Welfare Secretary of the Students' Union on his auspicious birthday celebration.
It is our wish and prayer that you have a wonderful birthday celebration and a year filled with success, happiness and accomplishment of goals.
Happy Birthday, once again.
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The Students' Union on behalf of all Unilorites felicitate with Arowolo Ayodeji Emmanuel, the Welfare Secretary of the Students' Union on his auspicious birthday celebration.
It is our wish and prayer that you have a wonderful birthday celebration and a year filled with success, happiness and accomplishment of goals.
Happy Birthday, once again.
NUC SURVEY ON STUDENT LIVING EXPENSES
This is to inform students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) is conducting a survey on Student Living Expenses nationwide. This survey plays a significant role in shaping policies and support systems for students across the nation.
We hereby encourage every student to take a few minutes to complete the survey by following this link:
https://www.nuc.edu.ng/student-living-expenses/).
Please note that your input can shape the future of student support and policies nationwide.
The closing date for survey submissions is Thursday, September 28th, 2023. Your contribution is vital, and together, we can create positive changes that benefit every students. Thank you.
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This is to inform students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) is conducting a survey on Student Living Expenses nationwide. This survey plays a significant role in shaping policies and support systems for students across the nation.
We hereby encourage every student to take a few minutes to complete the survey by following this link:
https://www.nuc.edu.ng/student-living-expenses/).
Please note that your input can shape the future of student support and policies nationwide.
The closing date for survey submissions is Thursday, September 28th, 2023. Your contribution is vital, and together, we can create positive changes that benefit every students. Thank you.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO 2021/2022 FINAL YEAR STUDENTS
This is to inform final year students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the below listed guidelines have been released for the 2021/2022 Students Project Submission.
Guidelines for 2021/2022 Students Project Submission for Branding
1 Paper to be used: 80grams of Quarto size
2. Pagination: Bottom center
3. No of pages: Maximum of 150 pages
4. Spacing: Double line spacing
5. Typing: Font-size:12points
Font type: Times New Romans
6. Referencing Style: As approved by each department
7. Submission Date: Submit with certified payment teller on or before September 30, 2023
8. Number of loose copies to be submitted for binding after signatures on the certification page: Four
(4) loose copies in an envelope properly identified (Student name, Matric, no; Project title, Dept & Faculty at the back of the envelope).
A CD containing the title page of the project in an editable format (MS Word) is to be put in the same envelope for submission.
9. Cost implications per student: N3,500 only for four copies
10. Students are expected to pay into this Account: Unilorin Microfinance Bank Ltd.
Account Name: Unilorin Branded Project Binding Committee
Remita Collection Account; Account Number: 1100124873
12. After payment what next? Meet your FACULTY ACCOUNTANT before submission to the Departmental project's Coordinator. The Departments are to submit to MEMBER OF SENATE COMMITTEE ON BPB IN EACH FACULTY.
Further questions or enquiries should be directed to the respective office of Head of Departments. Thank you.
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This is to inform final year students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the below listed guidelines have been released for the 2021/2022 Students Project Submission.
Guidelines for 2021/2022 Students Project Submission for Branding
1 Paper to be used: 80grams of Quarto size
2. Pagination: Bottom center
3. No of pages: Maximum of 150 pages
4. Spacing: Double line spacing
5. Typing: Font-size:12points
Font type: Times New Romans
6. Referencing Style: As approved by each department
7. Submission Date: Submit with certified payment teller on or before September 30, 2023
8. Number of loose copies to be submitted for binding after signatures on the certification page: Four
(4) loose copies in an envelope properly identified (Student name, Matric, no; Project title, Dept & Faculty at the back of the envelope).
A CD containing the title page of the project in an editable format (MS Word) is to be put in the same envelope for submission.
9. Cost implications per student: N3,500 only for four copies
10. Students are expected to pay into this Account: Unilorin Microfinance Bank Ltd.
Account Name: Unilorin Branded Project Binding Committee
Remita Collection Account; Account Number: 1100124873
12. After payment what next? Meet your FACULTY ACCOUNTANT before submission to the Departmental project's Coordinator. The Departments are to submit to MEMBER OF SENATE COMMITTEE ON BPB IN EACH FACULTY.
Further questions or enquiries should be directed to the respective office of Head of Departments. Thank you.
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF 2021/2022 RAIN SEMESTER GSE202 CBT EXAMINATIONS
This is to notify students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the 2021/2022 Rain Semester GSE202 CBT Examinations earlier scheduled to hold tomorrow, 4th September, 2023 has been postponed to Monday 18th September, 2023. The venue remains unchanged.
We deeply regret any inconveniences this might have caused you. Kindly take note of this adjustment and share widely. Thank you.
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This is to notify students of the Better-By-Far Varsity that the 2021/2022 Rain Semester GSE202 CBT Examinations earlier scheduled to hold tomorrow, 4th September, 2023 has been postponed to Monday 18th September, 2023. The venue remains unchanged.
We deeply regret any inconveniences this might have caused you. Kindly take note of this adjustment and share widely. Thank you.
BAN ON SIGN OUTS
This is to inform students of the Better-By-Far University that owing to the directive from the management of the Student Affairs Unit, sign-outs:
(i) involving making inscriptions on white vests;
(ii) car awareness; and
(iii) pouring water on each other,
embarked upon by Final Year Students are banned with immediate effect.
Final year students are advised to adhere to this directive. Thank you.
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This is to inform students of the Better-By-Far University that owing to the directive from the management of the Student Affairs Unit, sign-outs:
(i) involving making inscriptions on white vests;
(ii) car awareness; and
(iii) pouring water on each other,
embarked upon by Final Year Students are banned with immediate effect.
Final year students are advised to adhere to this directive. Thank you.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
The Central Executive Council of the University of Ilorin Students' Union extends its heartfelt best wishes to all students of the Better-By-Far Varsity as they embark on their examinations tomorrow. We firmly believe that with unwavering dedication, hard work, commitment and prayers, every student can excel in their academic pursuits.
We also wish to emphasize the importance of maintaining decorum, punctuality and civility at the Computer-Based Test (CBT) centers during the examination period. We understand the significance of these exams and the potential stress they can bring. Hence, we urge all students to keep their composure and stay focused throughout this critical phase.
The Union recognizes and appreciates the tireless efforts of the school management in providing a conducive academic environment. Consequently, we implore all students to play their part by upholding discipline and orderliness during the examination process.
In addition, we encourage students to make the most of the available resources, especially the 24/7 operation of the school library, to adequately prepare for their exams. We also urge strict adherence to the rules and regulations governing examination conduct and, most importantly, discourage any involvement in examination malpractice.
Lastly, please be aware that some faculties have issued revised timetables for their examinations. We kindly request that you take note of these changes and share this information with your fellow students. Your cooperation in this regard is greatly appreciated.
Wishing you all the best of success in your examinations!
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The Central Executive Council of the University of Ilorin Students' Union extends its heartfelt best wishes to all students of the Better-By-Far Varsity as they embark on their examinations tomorrow. We firmly believe that with unwavering dedication, hard work, commitment and prayers, every student can excel in their academic pursuits.
We also wish to emphasize the importance of maintaining decorum, punctuality and civility at the Computer-Based Test (CBT) centers during the examination period. We understand the significance of these exams and the potential stress they can bring. Hence, we urge all students to keep their composure and stay focused throughout this critical phase.
The Union recognizes and appreciates the tireless efforts of the school management in providing a conducive academic environment. Consequently, we implore all students to play their part by upholding discipline and orderliness during the examination process.
In addition, we encourage students to make the most of the available resources, especially the 24/7 operation of the school library, to adequately prepare for their exams. We also urge strict adherence to the rules and regulations governing examination conduct and, most importantly, discourage any involvement in examination malpractice.
Lastly, please be aware that some faculties have issued revised timetables for their examinations. We kindly request that you take note of these changes and share this information with your fellow students. Your cooperation in this regard is greatly appreciated.
Wishing you all the best of success in your examinations!
RELEASE OF 2021/2022 RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATION TIMETABLE
The University of Ilorin has released the final timetable for the 2021/2022 Rain Semester Examinations.
Students can now access the final timetable for all faculties including the CBT timetable on the Union's website.
We encourage all students to review the timetable carefully and take note of important dates for each schedule. Any questions or concerns regarding the timetable should be directed to the relevant faculty or academic department.
As we approach the end of the academic session, we would like to remind all students to make the most of the remaining days to stay focused on their academic goals. We wish all students the best of luck in their examination and other academic pursuits while adhering to the University rules and regulations. Thank you.
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The University of Ilorin has released the final timetable for the 2021/2022 Rain Semester Examinations.
Students can now access the final timetable for all faculties including the CBT timetable on the Union's website.
We encourage all students to review the timetable carefully and take note of important dates for each schedule. Any questions or concerns regarding the timetable should be directed to the relevant faculty or academic department.
As we approach the end of the academic session, we would like to remind all students to make the most of the remaining days to stay focused on their academic goals. We wish all students the best of luck in their examination and other academic pursuits while adhering to the University rules and regulations. Thank you.
UPDATE ON THE APPLICATION FOR ADD AND DROP FORM
This is to inform the entire students' populace that the application for 'add and drop' will be reopened from 7am tomorrow for a period of 24 hours.
Concerned students are enjoined to make use of this window to add or drop any course of their choice while not exceeding the maximum credits allowed. Please be informed that there won't be another window after this and as such, interested students are urged to complete the application as soon as possible. Thank you.
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This is to inform the entire students' populace that the application for 'add and drop' will be reopened from 7am tomorrow for a period of 24 hours.
Concerned students are enjoined to make use of this window to add or drop any course of their choice while not exceeding the maximum credits allowed. Please be informed that there won't be another window after this and as such, interested students are urged to complete the application as soon as possible. Thank you.
KWARA STATE STUDENTS PALLIATIVE PORTAL NOW OPEN TO SUPPORT NIGERIAN STUDENTS
The Students' Union is delighted to announce the opening of the Kwara State Students Palliative Portal, initiated by the visionary leadership of His Excellency, Mallam Abdulrasaq Abdulrahman, Governor of Kwara State and Chairman of the NGF. The portal aims to provide support to Nigerian students who are Kwaran indigenes studying in public-owned tertiary institutions across the country.
The state government has allocated a sum of #10,000 to each eligible student in response to the challenges caused by the Fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government. This palliative will be available for students from all levels and categories, including Universities, Polytechnics, Monotechnics, Colleges of Education, Colleges of Nursing & Midwifery, Colleges of Health Technologies, and other colleges throughout Nigeria.
To apply for this support, prospective students are requested to follow these simple steps:
1. Visit the portal at https://scholarship.kw.gov.ng/palliative
2. Click on the "Student Support" link to register your bio-data and obtain login details.
3. Verify your registration through the email address provided during registration.
4. Use your login details and password to fill out the application form online.
5. Scan and upload the required documents online, which include a recent passport size photograph, Citizenship Certificate, Admission Letter, and Institutional Valid I.D Card.
The application window is now open, starting from Monday, 7th August, 2023, and will close on Wednesday, 30th August, 2023 (midnight). Eligible students are urged to complete their registration within this period, as there may not be any further extensions to the deadline.
For additional information or to address any concerns, applicants can reach out via email at [email protected] or contact the following phone numbers: 09035693078, 08103147505, 08148215238.
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The Students' Union is delighted to announce the opening of the Kwara State Students Palliative Portal, initiated by the visionary leadership of His Excellency, Mallam Abdulrasaq Abdulrahman, Governor of Kwara State and Chairman of the NGF. The portal aims to provide support to Nigerian students who are Kwaran indigenes studying in public-owned tertiary institutions across the country.
The state government has allocated a sum of #10,000 to each eligible student in response to the challenges caused by the Fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government. This palliative will be available for students from all levels and categories, including Universities, Polytechnics, Monotechnics, Colleges of Education, Colleges of Nursing & Midwifery, Colleges of Health Technologies, and other colleges throughout Nigeria.
To apply for this support, prospective students are requested to follow these simple steps:
1. Visit the portal at https://scholarship.kw.gov.ng/palliative
2. Click on the "Student Support" link to register your bio-data and obtain login details.
3. Verify your registration through the email address provided during registration.
4. Use your login details and password to fill out the application form online.
5. Scan and upload the required documents online, which include a recent passport size photograph, Citizenship Certificate, Admission Letter, and Institutional Valid I.D Card.
The application window is now open, starting from Monday, 7th August, 2023, and will close on Wednesday, 30th August, 2023 (midnight). Eligible students are urged to complete their registration within this period, as there may not be any further extensions to the deadline.
For additional information or to address any concerns, applicants can reach out via email at [email protected] or contact the following phone numbers: 09035693078, 08103147505, 08148215238.
INVITATION TO THE MAIDEN KU8 CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
This is to announce and invite all students to the MAIDEN KU8 CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE which is scheduled to hold as follows:
Date: Tuesday, 8th August, 2023
Time: 9:00am
Venue: University Main Auditorium
Royal Father of the Day:
His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Babatunde Ogunwusi, CFR, Ojaja II, Ooni of Ife
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
Guest Speakers:
Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed
Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abuja
Topic: Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) and Goal Achievement in Universities
Professor Musbau Akanji
Former Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology Minna
Topic: Towards Attaining a World-class Academic Status: An Evaluation of the Funding Strategies, Project Financing and Grant Sourcing in Nigerian Universities
Alh. Jani Ibrahim
CEO, Lubcon
Topic: Strategies for Effective Synergy between Universities and Industry for Development
We implore everyone to attend and grace the event en-masse. Let's make it a grand gathering! See you there!
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This is to announce and invite all students to the MAIDEN KU8 CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE which is scheduled to hold as follows:
Date: Tuesday, 8th August, 2023
Time: 9:00am
Venue: University Main Auditorium
Royal Father of the Day:
His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Babatunde Ogunwusi, CFR, Ojaja II, Ooni of Ife
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
Guest Speakers:
Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed
Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abuja
Topic: Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) and Goal Achievement in Universities
Professor Musbau Akanji
Former Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology Minna
Topic: Towards Attaining a World-class Academic Status: An Evaluation of the Funding Strategies, Project Financing and Grant Sourcing in Nigerian Universities
Alh. Jani Ibrahim
CEO, Lubcon
Topic: Strategies for Effective Synergy between Universities and Industry for Development
We implore everyone to attend and grace the event en-masse. Let's make it a grand gathering! See you there!