OOU SUG Update: Harmattan Results, Rain Semester Registration and Medical Fee
Summary
Olabisi Onabanjo University SUG (15 April 2026) says Harmattan results will be uploaded in the next few days. Registration for the Rain Semester opens immediately after results release. The medical-fee payment portal.
OOU SUG Update: Harmattan Results, Rain Semester Registration and Medical Fee
OOU SUG: Harmattan Results, Rain Semester Registration and Medical Fee — What Students Should Do
In a statement dated 15 April 2026, the Olabisi Onabanjo University Students Union Government (SUG) confirmed that Harmattan Semester results will be accessible within the next few days as result uploads are finalised. The union also announced that the Rain Semester course registration portal will open immediately after the results are released and that the medical-fee payment portal is already open.
Key points from the notice
- Harmattan Semester results: expected within the next few days (upload in progress).
- Rain Semester registration: portal opens immediately after results; no extension will be granted.
- Medical fee payments: portal is open now; pay early to secure a screening slot.
Step-by-step actions for students
- Check your result promptly.
When results are released, log in to your official university portal or check official campus noticeboards and communication channels. Review your grades for accuracy and note anything that looks incorrect (missing course, wrong score, etc.).
- Raise result queries quickly.
If you find discrepancies, contact your department exam officer or the examinations unit immediately. Keep screenshots or downloads of the result page as evidence.
- Complete course registration without delay.
Register for required Rain Semester courses as soon as the portal opens. Prepare a list of course codes, consult your course adviser where necessary, and ensure any holds (outstanding fees, departmental approvals) are cleared before attempting registration.
- Pay medical fees now to book screening.
With the medical-fee portal open, make payment early so you can be scheduled for the mandatory medical screening. Keep your payment proof safe (print or screenshot).
- Keep documentation and receipts.
Save copies of result pages, registration confirmations, payment receipts and any correspondence. These will be important if you need to escalate an issue.
Practical checklist before and after registration
- Verify your matriculation number and personal details on the university portal.
- Confirm there are no holds on your account (fees, departmental clearance).
- Prepare a clear list of course codes and credit units with your level adviser.
- Take screenshots or printouts of registration confirmation and payment receipts.
- Attend the medical screening with your ID and proof of payment when scheduled.
- Follow up within a few days if your registration or screening slot is not reflected in the portal.
Troubleshooting and where to follow up
If you experience problems (result not showing, registration portal errors, payment issues), follow these steps:
- Re-check the portal later—brief outages sometimes occur during mass uploads.
- Contact your departmental exam officer or course adviser for academic/registration questions.
- For medical-fee scheduling problems, present your payment proof to the health services unit on campus.
- Use official university channels and noticeboards for verified updates. The SUG officers named in the notice are the Executive President (Kehinde O. Bamgbose), the General Secretary (Olajire Emmanuel) and the Public Relations Officer (Salau Michael Olamide).
