Robbery incidents in UNEC... SUG reacts.....

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Robbery incidents in UNEC... SUG reacts.....

Sirwels   10:49:00 AM

The victim of the robbery last Friday night, 26th October, "a 2nd year BAF student" was walking *alone* along the path of UNEC main hall/round about to his lodge. He was on his way around chapel of redemption, when 4 guys armed with knives approached him and forcefully led him down towards the dark and lonely primary school road. There, they hit him severally and collected his phone and all the money on him.
They then requested for his ATM card, which he was reluctant to let up, that was when he refused to obey any more of their commands. He was beaten up and then stabbed with a knife by the robbers three times. Twice to his arm and once to the forearm.

He had to then pick himself up from the ground and run towards the campus gate while bleeding profusely from the deep cuts. When he reached the campus gate, he reported what had happened to the security men on duty and the security responded by taking him to the Medical centre while some men went in search of the robbers but to no avail.

Medical center, using their ambulance services transferred him to Parklane teaching hospital at around 9:30pm and that was where the SUG Director of Welfare took over from the Medical centre. At the moment he has returned back to his lodge and is quite on bed rest. Everything looks fine and he would have a swift recovery.

Please all students (both returning and Freshers) should be security conscious.

1. Do not walk alone once it's 6pm.
2. Avoid withdrawals or even carrying your ATM cards around once it's 7pm.
3. Be careful with your gadgets, you can get robbed even in the hostel rooms.
4. Avoid charging your gadgets close to the windows when you are in the hostel.
5. Remember to walk around with a torch light once it's dark at night.
6. Don't stay out late into the night at dark corners, hoodlums might be around the corner.
7. Always have the phone numbers of the Director of Welfare 07036028182, SUG President 07066135045 and the Security hotline number 0703 348 6939 handy at all point in time.
*8. Obtain and always carry your student ID card with you at all times*
9. Be vigilant and be your brother's keeper.
10. Going for night class should be done as a group and not an individual.

UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA VS STUDENTS BVN SAGA FOR NEXT SESSION .....NANS NATIONAL VP REACTS

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UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA VS STUDENTS BVN SAGA FOR NEXT SESSION .....NANS NATIONAL VP REACTS

Sirwels   9:59:00 AM

National association of Nigeria students(NANS) is not finding it funny why University Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) will mandate students to submit their BVN to the school being that the school is not a financial institution reacting to this , the NANS National Vice president  .Ilogebe Chidi  threw it open for discussion on his Facebook wall to get the reactions of the students involved.

"""It came to my knowledge yesterday that the BVN of every fresh student in UNN will be required for their registration. NANS needs to take a position and make a statement because we know the university is not a financial institution and as such does not have the mandate to request such data from any student.
Thus, we need more insight from the public to know the merits and demerits of this development to further direct us.
Thank you for your anticipated opinion.

Ilogebe Chidi
V.P National affairs, NANS""""

Also unconfirmed reports from the students also suggest that the Vice chancellor of the school with the ACCESS BANK  management is trying to make student use only the bank for school transactions and other forms of payments in the school

below are screenshots of the conversation 

Furthermore, the SUG wing of the  nsukka campus have since released  a memo to this effect below

*Our ref: UNN/Sug18/AA/064.*

*_Students BVN submission; A press conference held today with the Manager of Access Bank UNN branch, Customer Care agent of First bank UNN branch, ICT reps, and telephone conversation with Fcmb manager_.*

As it remains the very duty of the Students Union Government to make sure that the Nigerian students gets the best in regards to anything that apparently concerns them. We took the bold steps to meet the masters in the field of Banking, in respect to school requesting for students to submit their BVN.
In a press conference held today with the Manager of Access Bank Plc. UNN branch Mr. Osondu, Kingsley. He explained vividly concerning the school requesting for students to submit their BVN, he said that the BVN will be used by Access Bank to produce identity cards for students, which will also serve as a Prepaid Card, which he called the *Students wallet card.*
He further stated that Access Bank produced Identity cards for students in the year 2015, but BVN was not in existence then. They wish to do same now as a CSR project that will be continual, which was attracted by the Access Bank Group managing Director who is an Alumnus of UNN, Mr. Hebert Wigwe. 
He also said that BVN is just a means of absorbing identity as it is also requested by *NYSC, NIMS, and other Institutions.* He also emphasized that no person or institution can ever scam you by having access to your *BVN or your account number.* He said that students should not give out or disclose their *ATM card numbers, mobile transfer pins, and ATM pins*, that these are always Confidential.
He Stressed that the BVN submission is not only for students alone, as it includes *Staffs, Alumni and Salesperson's in school.*
He said that the students will enjoy its benefits in the long run, and ought to welcome the So stretch development. *And for the benefit of doubt, students should visit any Access Bank nationwide, or other Commercial banks to be clarified.*
The ICT Rep also assured that the students will bear no financial or risk implications.
The Sug information officer on behalf on Roar Newsonline thanked them for granting him a succinct audience, and also *pleaded that they should not embark on any projects that will mar the Nigerian students. As he hopes that the project means well to the Nigerian students.*

Sirwels blog ......reporting 

WE HAVE BEEN MORE THAN A BLESSING TO UNEC AND ITS STUDENTS - SUG UNEC PRESIDENT

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WE HAVE BEEN MORE THAN A BLESSING TO UNEC AND ITS STUDENTS - SUG UNEC PRESIDENT

Sirwels   6:52:00 AM

*Student's Union Government, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus*

Our ref: sug/unec/0481

*THE PRESIDENT*
Good evening great LIONS and LIONESSES. Exactly one year today I was sworn in together with the members of my executive council to defend and protect your rights.

It was a difficult, daunting task, but we  remained positive throughout and now we're leaving UNEC SUG better than we met it. We give God almighty all the glory for being with us and seeing us through the rough road of unionism - the sleepless nights, always being on the road, meetings here and there,etc. Indeed he has been a faithful God.

During the course of our administration we kept on working to add value to our lives, and give meaning to our presence within the four walls of this great citadel of learning. We were able to to organise the first ever SUG Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Mentorship Summit (LEMS) in UNEC and _till date even the apex student union body in nigeria National association of Nigeria students (NANS) have copied that idea._

Through the office of director of welfare we were able to organise an anti-bedbug campaign in Lady Ibiam hostel when they had a bed bug crisis.

Through the office of the Director of socials we organised two film shows and Ibiam lapshot. All of which were aimed to give students a welcome diversion from stressful academic endeavours.

We also attracted the Close Up *#coollikethat* party that saw us have Rekardo Banks, One of Nigeria's finest musicians in UNEC. We also partnered with Tummy Tummy to bring humble Smith to UNEC.

We returned *SUG Week* back to UNEC in grand style and worked hard to give UNEC the best SUG week it has ever experienced in recent history. Our week featured an SUG Suya night, an SUG Award night, a Financial summit, a Health summit and an SUG British parliamentary debate.

We prevented what could have been the highest school fees increase in the history of the university with firm opposition that engendered a change in the University Administration's plans and resulted in very little increment. This we did by providing compelling arguments with reasons, facts and figures as opposed to a resort to  violence because we believed that one is remembered for what he builds not what he destroys. And also because modern day Unionism is founded on dialogue and exchange of ideas and has gone beyond belligerence or the "eye to eye" approach.

 Also during this NASU strike we have cooperated with the school authority to hire external engineers to ensure that our generator is operated especially as the strike came on the heels of our exams.

We partnered with United Bank of Africa (UBA) to give us 30 days free transportation within the campus. We also published the first ever SUG Roar magazine.

Most importantly we have returned peace to UNEC and as result of that the school has listened to most of our prayers. The Vice Chancellor paid attention to most of our complaints. That can be seen in the dual carriage school gate road he renovated,  the SUG vehicle he gave us after. As a result of the peace in UNEC in our tenure the Vice Chancellor gave UNEC four water tankers. With these tankers we have been having free water in the school at least twice a week. It have not been like this before. He also gave us a brand new sewage collector. Because we choose to be peaceful and diplomatic the deputy Vice Chancellor UNEC went  out of his way to find external sponsors to fix the sporting facilities beside access  bank. All of these are for own benefit and that is what you get when you say no violence.

We may have not been able to do everything  but we have given our best and have worked with the best interests of students at heart and I make to boldly state that we stand taller and better than our contemporaries. The facts speaks for itself.

But we could have not been able to do all these without your support,prayers and cooperation. I must specially appreciate the Speaker of the House of Representatives Rt.Hon. Chinese Obasi. Obasi you are a great leader. Your support was amazing. I salute all The Honourable members for their cooperation. The Chief Judge, Lord justice David Precious (DPO) you stood with Executive Council strongly during the school fees negotiation that lasted over four months. Indeed you are a leader. The Senate President, Distinguished Senator Asogwa Izuchukwu and the entire UNEC senators, we thank you all for the sacrifices you made towards making this administration a scuccess.

I must never fail to say very big thank you to our dogged, ever loving, honest and promise keeping Vice Chancellor, Prof B.C Ozumba. Sir, we sincerely thank you for everything. You tolerated our excesses and you paid attention to our needs. May God bless you and your family. The Deputy Vice Chancellor UNEC, Prof. Smart Uchegbu, Prof we thank you such for your amazing support.  The Associate Dean Students Affairs, Prof. Edith Nwosu, there is nothing that we will write that will actually show  the kind of love you have for us . May God bless you and your family.

We thank everybody and we believe that the next administration will do better. We also pray all of us support them and join hands with them to build a better UNEC.

*LONG LIVE SUG UNEC*
*LONG LIVE UNEC*
*LONG LIVE NIGERIA*

...aluta continua!

*Announcer*
Comr.Nna Linky
SUG UNEC P.R.O

For:
*Comr. Ejike Confidence Ugonna ( GCLR)*
*SUG UNEC PRESIDENT*

GET YOUR UNN POST UME PAST QUESTIONS ...FOR ALL SUBJECTS...

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GET YOUR UNN POST UME PAST QUESTIONS ...FOR ALL SUBJECTS...

Sirwels   9:52:00 PM

Unn has fixed her post ume screening to take place from 11th- 18th September 2017.
Here is the link to all the past questions of the pervious unn screening exams.
Download here 1
Download here 2
Details for the screening exams above
2017/2018 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSION (Time Table)
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA (UNN) ADMISSION CUT-OFF MARK AND CONDUCT OF POST-UME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION
This is to inform the general public that the cut-off mark for admission into the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) for 2017/2018 academic session is 200 . Also, there will be a Post-UTME Aptitude Test/Screening Exercise.
Please continue to check our website for further information.
Post UTME is scheduled from Sept.11th,2017 to Sept.18th,2017
2017/2018 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSION
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka hereby invites candidates who made her their first choice in the 2017 University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and scored 200 and above for screening exercise.
The following will apply:
1. Online Registration
A. Eligible candidates are required to pay a processing fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira only) through Remita Platform at any Commercial Bank.
B. Online registration commences on Tuesday, August 29, 2017 and ends on Sunday, September 10, 2017 while the Post-UTME examination screening exercise will commence on Monday, September 11, 2017 and end on Saturday, September 16, 2017.
C. Process Flow for Post-UTME Registration
1. Log on to the University Website: www.unn.edu.ng
2. Click on UNN portal (Top right corner of the Website)
3. Click Prospective Students
4. Select Online Application Form for 2017/2018 Admission Screening Exercise
5. Enter JAMB Registration Number
6. Generate Invoice
7. Proceed to bank for Payment or pay using your ATM Card
8. Return to Portal
9. Re-enter JAMB Registration Number
10. Complete Date of Birth and all other blank fields
11. Enter O-Level Subjects and Grades (also provide your Centre and Examination Number)
12. Re-enter your grades correctly
13. Upload Certificates (ensure that their sizes are not above 100KB)
 Birth Certificate
 Local Government Identification
 Testimonial
 First School Leaving Certificate
 JAMB Result Slip
 O-Level 1
 O-Level 2 ( For double sitting candidates) and click the NEXT button
14. Review Summary page and check that all details entered are correct
15. Check the CONFIRMATION BOX below
16. Click SUBMIT
17. Print acknowledgement Slip.
D. All candidates are required to bring the following for the screening exercise:
(i) A copy of Online Acknowledgement Slip
(ii) 2017/2018 JAMB Result Slip
E. Please note the following:
 No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening halls
 The venues for the screening are Nnamdi Azikiwe Library (Digital Library) and Centre for Distance and e-Learning, University of Nigeria, Nsukka
 Candidates are also strongly advised to visit the University of Nigeria Website: www.unn.edu.ng
2. The Timetable for the Computer-based screening exercise is as indicated hereunder:
DAY ONE
DATE: SEPTEMBER 11, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: AGRICULTURE, PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES,
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BIOCHEMISTRY
Time      Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Accountancy 256 and above
Biochemistry 200 and above
Pharmaceutical sciences 200 – 203
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Pharmaceutical Sciences 204 – 226
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Pharmaceutical Sciences 227 – 259
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Pharmaceutical Sciences 260 and above
Food Science and Technology 200 and above
Home Science and Management 200 and above
Nutrition and Dietetics 200 and above
Crop Science 200 and above
General Agriculture 200 and above
Agricultural Economics 200 and above
Agricultural Extension 200 and above
Soil Science 200 and above
Animal Science 200 and above
VENUE11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Accountancy 223 and above
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Accountancy 202 – 222
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Accountancy 200 – 201
Banking and Finance 200 and above
Marketing 200 and above
Business Management 245 and above
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Business Management (200 – 244)
DAY TWO
DATE: SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, DENTISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Time   Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Nursing Sciences 264 and above
Radiography 200 and above
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Medical Laboratory Technology 212 and above
Zoology 200 and above
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Medical Laboratory Technology 200 – 211
Medical Rehabilitation 200 and above
Dentistry 200 and above
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Microbiology 200 and above
Botany 200 and above
Biological Sciences 200 and above
VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING
9:00 am – 11:00 am Nursing Sciences 233 – 263
11:00 am – 1:00 pm Nursing Sciences 219 – 232
1:00 pm– 3:00 pm Nursing Sciences 209 – 218
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Nursing Sciences 200 – 208
DAY THREE
DATE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: MEDICINE AND SURGERY, VETERINARY SCIENCES AND BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
Time Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Medicine/Surgery 266 and above
11:0 am – 1:00 pm
Medicine/Surgery 244 – 265
1:00 am – 3:00 pm
Medicine/Surgery 232 – 243
Veterinary Sciences 200 and above
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Medicine/Surgery 220 – 231
VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING
9:00am – 11:00 am Medicine/Surgery 215 – 219
11:00am – 1:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 210 – 214
1:00 am – 3:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 205 – 209
Physiology 200 and above
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Medicine/Surgery 200 – 204
Anatomy 200 and above
DAY FOUR
DATE: SEPTEMBER 14, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Time Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00 am – 11:00 pm Political Science 200 and above
Philosophy 200 and above
Religion 200 and above
11:00am – 1:00pm Economics 200 and above
1:00pm – 3:00pm
Social Work 200 and above
Sociology/Anthropology 200 and above
Psychology 200 and above
Religion 200 and above
Public Admin/LGA 232 and above
3:00pm – 5:00pm Public Admin/LGA 200 – 231
Commerce 222 and above
VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING
9:00 am – 11:00 am Commerce 207 – 221
11:00am – 1:00 pm Commerce 200 – 206
Computer Science 228 and above
1:00 – 3:00pm
Computer Science 200 – 227
Statistics 200 and above
3:00p – 500pm
Chemistry 200 and above
Mathematics 200 and above
Physics 200 and above
Geology 200 and above
DAY FIVE
DATE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: ARTS, EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTATAL
STUDIES AND ENGINEERING
Time      Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00am – 11:00am
Art/Creative art 200 and above
Theater Arts 200 and above
Igbo, Linguistics, etc 200 and above
Music 200 and above
Archeology 200 and above
French, German, Languages 200 and above
11:00am – 1:00pm
History 200 and above
English Studies 200 and above
Library and Information 200 and above
Education Social Science 200 and above
Education Igbo 200 and above
1:00pm – 3:00pm
Physical/Health/Human Kinethics 200 and above
English Education 200 and above
Music Education 200 and above
Education History 200 and above
French Education 200 and above
Education Geography 200 and above
Education science/Science education 200 and above
Education Arts 200 and above
Education Biology 200 and above
Education Physics 200 and above
Education Economics 200 and above
Business Education 200 and above
Industrial Technical Education 200 and above
Computer Education 200 and above
Agricultural Education 200 and above
3:00pm – 5:00pm Environmental Studies including
Architecture, Estate Management
Geoinformation and Surveying, others
VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING
9:00am – 11:00am Civil Engineering 210 and above
11:00am – 1:00pm Civil Engineering 200 – 209
Agric. And Bioresources 200 and above
Mechanical Engineering 228 and above
1:00pm – 3:00pm Mechanical Engineering
200 – 227
Electrical/Electronic 240 and above
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Electrical/Electronics 200 – 239
Others 200 and above
DAY SIX
DATE: SEPTEMBER 16, 2017
VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY
FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: FACULTY OF LAW
Time Faculty/Department Score Range
9:00am – 11:00am Law 246 and above
11:00am – 1:00pm Law 229 – 245
1:00pm – 3:00pm Law 215 – 228
3:00pm – 5:00pm Law 200 – 214
Visually Impaired Candidates
Visually Impaired Candidates should register online, but they are not invited to the screening exercise.
Direct Entry Candidates
The details of the screening exercise for Direct Entry candidates will be announced later.
Chris C. Igbokwe, Esq.