To assist undergraduate students experiencing payment challenges on the University of Ibadan (UI) portal, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) has released a direct Remita payment procedure. Please note that fee payment and course registration will close finally on Friday, 16th December 2022 with no further extension.
Part 1: How to Check Your Exact Payable Amount on the UI Portal
- Visit the UI undergraduate portal at www.portal.ui.edu.ng.
- On the homepage, click on Payment Advice and enter your Matriculation Number.
- Select the appropriate fee from the dropdown menu and click Submit.
- Verify that your Level of Study and Programme of Study are correct, and write down the exact amount displayed.
Part 2: Step-by-Step Guide to Pay UI Fees Directly on Remita
- Visit the Remita website at www.remita.net.
- Click on Pay FGN's and State TSA, and select "Pay FGN: Federal Government of Nigeria".
- Under Who do you want to pay (Name of MDA), type "University" and select UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN - 1000107.
- Under Name of Service/Purpose, select the specific undergraduate fee you are paying for: Bundled Fee, School Fee, Technology Fee, Accommodation Fee, or Special DVM Practical.
- Fill in all required fields: Faculty, Matric No, Description, Level, Department, and Hall.
- Under GIFMIS Code, type 0000.
- Under Amount To Pay (₦), enter the exact amount shown on your UI Portal Payment Advice.
- Crucial Rule for Payer's Full Name: Even if a parent or sponsor is paying on your behalf, you must enter the student's details (Email and Phone) and prefix your full name with your Matriculation Number and an underscore, formatted as: MatricNumber_Surname Firstname Othername (e.g., 123456_Awolowo Obafemi Jeremiah).
- Confirm that all entries are accurate and click Proceed to Payment.
- Once successful, note the RRR number on your electronic receipt. Wait 24 to 48 hours for validation before logging back into www.portal.ui.edu.ng to complete your course registration.
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