FUNATO Moves to Resolve Admission Bottlenecks for Prospective Students
The Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho (FUNATO) has activated a formal pathway to resolve admission challenges faced by candidates who were previously admitted into other institutions but now wish to transfer to FUNATO.
The Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho (FUNATO) has activated a formal pathway to resolve admission challenges faced by candidates who were previously admitted into other institutions but now wish to transfer to FUNATO.
This followed a strategic engagement between the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olaniyi Jacob Babayemi, and officials of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Zonal Office, Ibadan, aimed at clearing regulatory roadblocks blocking such candidates from completing their FUNATO admissions.
Who This Applies To Candidates who:
- Were offered admission into another university
- Accepted the admission (including payment of acceptance fee where applicable)
- Now wish to continue their studies at FUNATO

What Affected Candidates Must Do
- Visit the JAMB Zonal Office, Ibadan
- Obtain and complete a JAMB Indemnity Form
Completion of the indemnity process will legally regularize their status and enable them to proceed with admission processing at FUNATO.
Authority Dr. Bolaji Olaomo
Personal Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor
Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho (FUNATO)
Bottom line: FUNATO has cleared the red tape. If you are stuck between two admissions, the Indemnity Form is now your official exit ramp.