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University Of Nigeria Nsukka Home How To's UNN Mail UNN Portal ResearchGate Contacts Maps Search UNN Web Home Academics Administration Libraries Campuses Alumni ICT Unit Time Table Open Edu. Resources CDeL News ScreeningIII 2018/2019 SCREENING EXERCISE………….Click for More Details UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR 2018/2019 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSION This is to inform the general public that the University of Nigeria Post-UTME screening test will commence on Monday, July 23rd, 2018 and end on Wednesday 1st, August 2018. Registration exercise for the Post-UTME screening exercise will start on 5th July 2018 and end on 19th July 2018 on the University Portal Prospective students who made UNN their first choice and scored 180 and above should apply on the Portal as from 5th July. Prospective Visually impaired students who made UNN their first choice and scored 120 and above should also apply on the Portal a...

Ariana Grande has responded to criticism of her fiance's joke about the Manchester Arena attack, admitting she "didn't find it funny". The singer was reacting to a fan who questioned her decision to stay with Pete Davidson after reports of the joke emerged. The 24-year-old comedian, best known for his sketches on Saturday Night Live, is alleged to have said that Grande must realise how famous she is because "Britney Spears didn't have a terror attack at her concert". Twenty-two people were killed by Salman Abedi after he detonated an explosive device in the foyer of Manchester Arena shortly after Grande's concert on 22 May last year. Davidson is understood to have made the joke during a stand-up routine several months after the attack. The fan tweeted: "I respect Ariana and I want her to be happy and everything, but she was just broken after the Manchester bombing, so I don't know why she is still with Pete, like yeah he made that joke...

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that President Donald Trump's campaign and former Trump adviser Roger Stone conspired with Russia and WikiLeaks to publish hacked Democratic National Committee emails during the 2016 presidential race. U.S. District Court Judge Ellen Huvelle said in a ruling Tuesday evening that the suit's efforts to tie the Trump campaign and Stone's alleged actions to the nation's capital were too flimsy for the case to proceed in a Washington, D.C., court. Story Continued Below "The Trump Campaign’s efforts to elect President Trump in D.C. are not suit-related contacts for those efforts did not involve acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracies to disseminate emails that harmed plaintiffs," wrote Huvelle, an appointee of President Bill Clinton. "Campaign meetings, canvassing voters, and other regular business activities of a political campaign do not constitute activities related to the conspiracies alleged in the ...