UNIBEN Hostel Accommodation Update: Unity Bank To Process Payments.

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The University of Benin, Benin City, has named a branch of Unity Bank situated inside Ugbowo Campus to process hostel accommodation payments for all students. In a circular released on Wednesday, 14th January, 2015, the university authorities also direct Guaranty Trust Bank Plc to receive all Clearance charges. Read the full report below FINAL UNIBEN HOSTEL UPDATE: Bank Charges: all students are advised to pay their bank charges into the banks as specified below. 1) Hostel access and maintenance charges: unity bank Ugbowo campus. All students: 1000 2) SUG dues: access bank ugbowo campus. A) old students; 300 B) new students ; 500 3)Clearance charges: Guaranty Trust bank, Ugbowo campus. 4)School fees: payment online. 5)Students record file(new students): First Bank Plc, Ugbowo Campus NOTE: Receipts for hostel access and SUG dues are to be presented to the deans office, students affairs division before registration for hostel request. Old students could commence their request for hostel accommodation with effect from 15th Jan, 2015, provided that: A)their sessional result have been approved by senate and B)they have paid their school charges Please also note that hostel allocation are strictly on a first come-first serve basis as the bed spaces available are limited.

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