The registration of students for the 2nd semester of the 2005/2006 session will end on Friday, June 9th 2006. Late registration will attract a fine of #10,000. All students are therefore advised to complete their registration on or before Friday. The regular trend of students registering late will meet a tough opposition from the school authorities.
2nd semester registration ends Friday
Posted by Zoe in Thursday, June 8th 2006
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