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NEW REGISTATION PROCEDURE for AAUA newly Admitted 2013 2014

I hope you know before registration you have to first pay acceptance fee which has not been announced but this is what you're going to do after the payment has been made.

I. For a fresh candidate that has no account, click on "Create an account" link

II. Enter your UTME registration number to verify that you have paid and confirmed your acceptance fee. For those who have not confirmed their acceptance fees, click "confirm payment" link.

III. If verification in (ii) above is successful, you will be taken to account creation page to create your account.

IV. Fill the account creation form appropriately and submit. Your login credentials will be sent to your phone and email address immediately. You will then be directed to the login page to continue your registration. NB: Use your personal phone number and email
address,as these will be the channel of
communicating to you throughout your stay in the University

V. Login with your username and password to start your registration.

VI. The Data forms are grouped into five (5) sections. Please fill carefully and appropriately.

VII. Download court affidavit and medical form under the download menu. Fill the court affidavit form appropriately,
and get it signed and stamped in court as it will be part of document to be uploaded.

VIII. Important documents (scanned in JPEG image format) needed for upload to complete your registration are: Birth certificate, certificate of origin, court
affidavit, attestation letter, JAMB admission letter (optional), passport and O'level result(s). Direct entry candidates in addition, are required to upload their ND/NCE/IJMB
result.

NB: Candidates with no JAMB admission letter should report to the University admission office on resumption.

IX. After completing the registration, please carefully go through the forms again before you click on "Finalise
submission"

X. Click on "Finalise submission" to complete and submit your registration. A preview or report page will be displayed.

XI. Print the preview page and check the screening remark below the print out

XII. Students who passed the screening can proceed to the bank for school fees payment.

XIII. etranzact receipt for school fee payment obtained from the bank will be used for school fees payment
verification and course registration on the portal.

Any further enquiries and complaints should be sent to enquiries@aaau.edu.ng or report to our ticketing system on

http://eortal.aaua.edu.ng/ughelpdesk/

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NEWS ISSUES on AAUA SCHOOL fee and Acceptance FEE

So for the acceptance fee for freshers, you'd be paying 21k to accept the admission before you can proceed finally to start your registration. I hear the information should be on the new portal before the end of today.

And on the school fee; all fees stays the same based on department so no qualms about that.

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National conference AAUA VC Prof Femi MiMiko suggest citizens should be allowed to bear arms against insecurity

When I was a boy, whenever my dad sits me down to give advice he always added that 'you're lucky you were born into a peaceful country like Nigeria' lol that was then. Almost every week if not day we hear of killings in all corners of the country and this issue is part of the reasons the nation is holding a national conference.

Professor Femi Mimiko, the vice chancellor of the best state university in Nigeria Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba, in view to this insecurity has suggested that arms should be legalised for citizens.

part of the report from premiumtimesng after the cut...

A delegate from Ondo state, Femi Mimiko, called for a law that would empower Nigerians to bear arms for self defence.

Mr. Mimiko said the current level of insecurity in the country would be reversed if Nigerians are allowed to bear arms. He said the reason people were being killed indiscriminately by the insurgents was because citizens are defenseless.

"Mr. Chairman, we should create a Constitution that would allow for citizens to bear arms. People are killed and property destroyed because Nigerians are not armed," Mr. Mimiko said.

He said there was so much inequality in the country that there was an urgent need to do something urgently to reverse the trend.

Well done Mr VC.

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