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The Directorate of the Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) of the University has held its 2021 orientation exercise. In his address at the event held, yesterday, at the Senator Anyim Pius Anyim auditorium of the University, the Vice-Chancellor, represented by the DVC Academic, Prof. Udo Herbert, described the scheme as an opportunity for students to gain requisite work skills. He advised students present at the exercise to avail themselves...Read More

A NEW YEAR (AD 2022) ADDRESS TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY BY THE VICE-CHANCELLOR. I bring the staff, students, and well-wishers of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, greetings of blessings in the New Year. The Almighty God deserves all our praises for seeing us through the year AD 2021. That year was full of God’s grace for us all. We had a successful leadership transition earlier in the year...Read More

MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, UMUDIKE 2021/2022 SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION SCREENING APPLICATION GUIDELINES   This is to inform all candidates that the minimum cut-off point for 2021/2022 JAMB Admission into Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) has been adjusted to 140.  All candidates who scored 140 and above and made MOUAU their first choice in UTME are eligible to register for supplementary screening in the University Portal.  Those who did...Read More

MOUAU adjusts cut-off point for admission! Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike has adjusted its JAMB cut-off point for 2021/2022 admissions from 160 to 140. All candidates who chose Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike as their first choice and scored between 140 and 159 in the last JAMB examinations should register for PUTME screening in the MOUAU portal. Please check the supplementary advert from MOUAU for more information. NOTE:...Read More

A Professor of Biochemical Toxicology from the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), Prof. Polycarp Nnacheta Okafor, has taken time to refute long-held assumptions that the consumption of garri and other cassava products has negative effects on eyesight and also causes goiter. Prof. Okafor cleared the air on the unsubstantiated theories on the negative effects of the metabolism of cassava cyanide, on Wednesday, while delivering the 52nd inaugural lecture...Read More