UniIlorin matriculates 10,886 students for the 2016/17 academic session

It was all a moment of jubilation at the University of Ilorin as the institution martriculated 10,886 fresh students. The management of the University of Ilorin on congratulated the newly admitted students and also warned the 10,886 students, admitted for the 2016/2017 academic session against cultism and watching P0*nographic materials as it was against the school rules and regulations.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University , AbdulGaniy Ambali, who spoke at the Matriculation ceremony held in Ilorin, urged the students to adhere strictly to the university rules.
Mr. Ambali, who advised the students to adhere strictly to the rules guiding the institution’s operations, noted that anyone found contravening the school rules would be expelled from the school unapologetically.
The vice-chancellor in his speech told the students that they were admitted  out of 110,675 who applied for the university’s admission.
According to him, this is the highest number of applicants for a single Nigerian university.
He said that 103,482 candidates chose Unilorin as their first choice, while about 65,417 of the candidates scored 180 marks and above in their Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examinations.
Mr. Ambali, a professor of veterinary medicine, said that 75,605 candidates registered for the Post-UTME screening and the university gave admissions to 13,570, but 10,886 out them registered.

He he also stated

 “I expect the best from you, our new students. I expect nothing, but hard work, from you. There is no room for vices here, once you are caught, you are gone.“This set means a lot to me because you will be the last I will be admitting before I finish my tenure as the Vice Chancellor.”

 The acting registrar of the institution Rebecca Okojie,who also spoke at the occassion, warned the students to shun cult activities within and outside the campuses.
Mrs. Okojie said that the university also had zero tolerance to indecent dressing, urging them to desist from watching P0*nographic films and videos clips on the campus.