Must read for all Ospoly students: Step to step process before you can obtain your OND CERTIFICATE.

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*if you are ready to collect your ND result, kindly follow the following steps:* Step 1: proceed to Bursary to pay Verification of result (VOR), #5000 Step 2: proceed to Microfinance bank to pay Alumni, #1,550 Step 3: proceed to Alumni building opposite Abolend hotel, off Wuraola to change Alumni teller to receipt. Step 4: proceed to Wema bank, Iragbiji to pay for your ND Certificate, #27,000 or you can pay #27,000 online instead of going to bank. Note: You will collect ND certificate account number at the bursery. Step 5: proceed to Bursary to change the teller to receipt at bursary. Step 6: proceed to Exam and record; result unit to collect result clearance form. You must go along with your: i. O'level certificate ii. ND I and ND 2 school fees receipt iii. VOR receipt iv. Alumni receipt v. ND Certificate receipt vi. School I.D card Note: you must use your nose cover. Step 7: read the result clearance form clearly and fill it without any mistake. NOTE: fill where you suppose to fill only. Step 8: i. Proceed to Department for signing and stamping. NOTE: money attached Step 9. Proceed to Library for signing. You must go along with your library I.D card and borrower ticket (that pink paper). NOTE: money attached Step 10: proceed to student affairs for signing. You must go along with your school I.D card. Step 11: proceed to admission(KOKO) office for signing. You must go along with your: i. O' level certificate ii.both copy c Step 12. Proceed back to result unit to collect brown dossier file. Step 13: proceed to motion ground to arrange your file with #400 only. NOTE: go along with your Copy C; both ND 1 and ND 2 Step 14: proceed back to result unit to submit your dossier file. They will tell you to
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go and sit down somewhere. Step 15. They will call you back to come and collect your result. So therefore, *40k* will be enough for everything. Congratulations in advancešŸ¤

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