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It’s Exam Season! FUNAAB PART-TIME STUDENTS BEGIN 2ND SEMESTER PAPERS. The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, FUNAAB has officially kicked off Second Semester Examinations for the 2025/2026 Academic Session under its Part-Time Degree Programme. The exams began on Monday, June 29, 2026 for weekday students and will run till Friday, July 10, 2026. Weekend students started on Friday, July 3, 2026 and will write till Sunday, July 19, 2026. According to Dr. Enovwo Odjegba, Coordinator of the Part-Time Degree Programme, adequate arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth, orderly and hitch-free exercise. He confirmed that the exams have so far progressed peacefully across all centres. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. Olusegun Idowu also visited the centres to monitor the commencement. He expressed satisfaction with the conduct and commended the coordinator and staff for their dedication. Addressing the students, the DVC congratulated them and acknowledged the discipline it takes to balance work, family and school. He urged them to “remain focused, calm, and confident” and reaffirmed that the Part-Time Degree Programme maintains the same academic standards and rigour as the Full-Time programme. We at JustFUNAAB Media wish all Part-Time students success in their papers! 💙 What advice do you have for Part-Time students writing exams right now? Drop it in the comments so they can learn from you👇 #JustFUNAAB #FUNAAB #FUNAABPartTime #FUNAABExams2026 #WeAreFUNAAB

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💙🚨 VIRAL NELFUND REFUND CLAIM ON FUNAAB IS MISLEADING, FINDINGS SHOW A social media post currently circulating online has listed the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) among institutions allegedly yet to refund students who paid their tuition fees before the disbursement of NELFUND tuition payments. JustFUNAAB Media can authoritatively state that this claim does not reflect the reality in FUNAAB. From our findings and engagements with affected students over the past two academic sessions, FUNAAB is not owing eligible students NELFUND tuition refunds. Students who qualified for refunds have had their payments processed, while NELFUND upkeep allowances have consistently been paid directly into beneficiaries' registered bank accounts. The publication making the rounds did not provide any evidence, official records, or verified cases to support the inclusion of FUNAAB on the list of institutions allegedly withholding refunds. As a media platform committed to factual and responsible reporting, JustFUNAAB Media respectfully calls on the author of the publication to review and retract the claim regarding FUNAAB, as it is capable of creating unnecessary panic and misinformation among students and parents. Have You Received Your NELFUND Payment? To ensure fairness and transparency, we also want to hear directly from students. If you are a FUNAAB student and you have NOT received your approved NELFUND payment or you believe you have a genuine unresolved refund issue, kindly comment below. Your responses will help us verify any outstanding cases and escalate them to the appropriate authorities where necessary. Let's keep the conversation factual and constructive. 📍 Follow @JustFUNAAB for verified campus news, updates, and fact-checked reports. #funaabstudents #funaab #funaabite #funaabites #justfunaab

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THINK YOU KNOW FUNAAB'S ALUMNI? READ THIS FIRST. 👇 Before the sold-out shows, international recognition and hit songs, Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe—better known as Kizz Daniel—was a FUNAAB student. 🎓🎶 He studied Water Resources Management and Agrometeorology at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta and graduated in 2013. But here's the interesting part... While studying at FUNAAB, Daniel was already pursuing his passion for music. His interest wasn't something that suddenly appeared after graduation—he was writing and recording music while still a student. He eventually chose to take music professionally after leaving the University. Then came "Woju." Released in 2014, the song became the breakthrough that introduced the young artiste to a much wider Nigerian audience. Interestingly, the song had reportedly been written while he was still at university. The former FUNAAB student would go on to build a career as one of Nigeria's prominent Afrobeats singers and songwriters, releasing projects, performing internationally and establishing his own record label, Flyboy Inc. So, somewhere between lectures, assignments and life on campus, a future Afrobeats star was also writing songs. Imagine being in the same lecture hall with Kizz Daniel and not knowing who he would become. 👀 Today, he is one of the names associated with Nigeria's global Afrobeats story. But before Kizz Daniel, there was simply Daniel—FUNAAB student. 🌱🎓 FUNAABites, let's settle this one: Did you know Kizz Daniel is a FUNAAB alumnus? 👍 I knew! ❤️ I just found out! And if you were at FUNAAB around 2010–2013, tell us... Do you remember Daniel from his student days? 👀 Drop your memories in the comments. 👇 #funaabstudents #funaab #funaabite #funaabites #justfunaab