UNILAG Announces New Process for Student Association Dues

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has introduced a new procedure for the collection of Student Association Dues across all faculties and departments. According to the update, the dues will now be collected directly at the faculty level during the screening exercises for fresh students.

This step is aimed at improving convenience, ensuring accountability, and making the process more transparent for both new and returning students. All fresh students are advised to take note of this directive and comply fully during their respective faculty screening sessions.

Payment Procedure for UNILAG Student Association Dues

During the ongoing screening exercises, each faculty and departmental association at UNILAG will coordinate the collection of dues from their newly admitted students. This structure is expected to make the process more efficient and reduce delays often associated with centralised payment methods.

Students are reminded that payment of association dues is an important part of registration, as it contributes to student representation, welfare programmes, and faculty-level activities.

Stay Connected for Updates

Students are encouraged to stay informed about further updates from UNILAG through the official communication platforms. To receive timely information, they can join the UNILAG WhatsApp Channel for announcements and reminders.

The University remains committed to maintaining a structured and transparent administrative process for all students. UNILAG urges freshers to follow the new collection schedule during their faculty screenings.

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