UNILORIN Clinic Registration Opens January 12: Mandatory for All Students 2025/2026

University Health Services Registration Begins

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) Students' Union has announced the commencement of clinic registration for the 2025/2026 academic session. Registration begins Monday, January 12, 2026, and is mandatory for all students - both new and returning.

Registration Details

• Start Date: Monday, January 12, 2026
• Duration: 3 calendar months (12 weeks)
• Operating Hours: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Monday to Friday
• Location: University Health Services (Clinic)

Who Must Register

Clinic registration is compulsory for:

• All newly admitted students for 2025/2026 session
• All returning students continuing their studies
• Students in all faculties and departments
• Both undergraduate and postgraduate students

Required Documents

Students must bring the following to the clinic for registration:

• Evidence of current school fees payment: Receipt, teller, or payment confirmation
• Two recent passport photographs: Standard passport size
• Student ID card (returning students)
• Admission letter (fresh students)

Late Registration Penalty

Who Pays Late Fees

Students in 300 and 400 levels of 5-year and 6-year programmes who register after the 3-month deadline will face:

• Late Registration Fee: ₦3,000
• Applies to: Medicine, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, and other extended programmes

Avoid Late Fees

To prevent penalties:

• Register within the first 3 months (by April 12, 2026)
• Do not postpone registration until exam periods
• Complete registration early in the semester

Why Clinic Registration is Important

Health Service Access

Clinic registration ensures you can access:

• Free medical consultations: Primary healthcare services on campus
• Emergency treatment: First aid and urgent medical care
• Prescription medications: Subsidized or free medicines for common ailments
• Medical reports: Health clearance for exams, internships, NYSC
• Referral services: Connection to specialist hospitals when needed

Academic Requirements

Clinic registration may be required for:

• Writing semester examinations
• Participating in sports and physical activities
• Hostel accommodation allocation
• SIWES/industrial training clearance
• Final year clearance and convocation

Registration Process

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Ensure you have completed school fees payment
2. Prepare two passport photographs and payment receipt
3. Visit University Health Services during operating hours (8 AM - 2 PM)
4. Present required documents at the registration desk
5. Complete medical history form
6. Undergo basic health screening (blood pressure, weight, height)
7. Receive clinic card or registration confirmation
8. Keep clinic card safe for future medical visits

Using University Health Services

After Registration

Once registered, students can access:

• Walk-in consultations: Visit during operating hours with your clinic card
• Emergency services: 24-hour emergency care available
• Preventive healthcare: Vaccinations, health education, screening programmes
• Specialist referrals: Connection to teaching hospitals for advanced care

Official Announcement

The clinic registration notice was issued by the UNILORIN Students' Union Executive Council on January 6, 2026, signed by:

• ADELU Idris Ayomo - Executive President
• ADAM Mozeed ZEED - Public Relations Officer

All official correspondence regarding clinic registration should be directed to the Office of the General Secretary, Students' Union.

Important Reminders

• Registration opens January 12, 2026 - mark your calendar
• 3-month registration window - closes April 12, 2026
• Late fee: ₦3,000 for 300/400 level students in extended programmes
• Bring school fees receipt - essential requirement
• Operating hours: 8 AM - 2 PM - plan your visit accordingly
• Monday to Friday only - no weekend registration

Student Advisory

The Students' Union emphasizes:

• Comply with timelines: Register within the 3-month period
• Avoid penalties: Early registration prevents late fees and complications
• Maintain health records: Your clinic registration creates baseline health data
• Access healthcare: Registered students receive priority medical attention

For Enquiries

Contact the University Health Services or visit the Students' Union Office for additional information about clinic registration procedures and requirements.