Skip to main content

Updated: FUTO Supplementary Admission 2016/2017

In continuation of the 2016/2017 supplementary admission exercise, the Federal University of Technology, Owerri hereby invites the underlisted group of candidates to apply online:

Interested candidates who did not make FUTO their choice of University in the 2016/2017 UTME but desire admission into FUTO.

Candidates who chose FUTO but are yet to register for screening.

The following guideline applies:
i) Visit the University Website ‘www.futo.edu.ng
ii) Click on ‘Prospective Students’
iii) Click on ‘Supplementary Application’
iv) Click on the link ‘Candidates that did not chose FUTO as their first choice but wish to apply can click on this link’
v) Enter your JAMB registration number to generate payment invoice.
vi) Print your invoice and proceed to any bank to pay a non-refundable fee of N12,500.00 using your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) Code on the invoice
vii) After successful payment return to the portal
viii) Enter your JAMB registration number to complete the supplementary application form Online.
ix) Print out your “Acknowledgement Slip”.
Registration commences on Wednesday 26th October, 2016 and closes on Wednesday 2nd November, 2016.

Note:

Registration for Supplementary Admission ends on Wednesday 2nd November, 2016. Please be guided as stated above. 
See official list of courses offered in FUTO

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

WARNING ON FAKE MAGGI CUBE

WARNING ON FAKE MAGGI CUBE(MC): TRANSLATION Avoid MC from now on. Our Customs Services warned that a large quantity of the fake product was conveyed from China to Senegal, where 196 people have died from it's consumption. It is advanced that the fake product contains a lethal chemical substance that is inimical to health. Those of you that use this product, be observant! Pass info to your contacts to save millions of lives. If in doubt, Google "Bouillon Culinaire Maggi" (Maggi :Culinary Broth). Don't be careless!

REASON WHY FG ASK STATES TO HALT COVID19 VACCINATION HALFWAY

Mhizta fredguru reporting  The Federal Government has directed states administering the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to stop vaccination when they use half of the doses allocated to them. It was gathered that the directive was given by the Director of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Dr. Faisal Shuaibu. This means that a state that was given 100,000 doses would have to stop vaccination once the doses hit 50,000 in order for those who have received their first jab to get their second. This became necessary due to a possible delay in the supply of the next batch of the AstraZeneca vaccines. The delay is caused by a surge in the demand by the European Union and a new policy by India which manufactures the vaccine. India had said last week that it would prioritise domestic vaccination for its over 1.2 billion citizens. Speaking to  The PUNCH , the Minister of State for Health, Dr Olorunnimbe Mamora, confirmed the new directive to ...