National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN Update On Modalities For The Payment Of Alumni Registration.


The Directorate is in receipt of complaints on challenges faced in the payment of the alumni fees due to the current situation in the Banking industry across the nation.
In view of the difficulties in accessing banking services, the payment of Alumni Registration fee should be effected using a Banic Mobile Application to effect a transfer to the designated account.
The receipts for the said transfer must be generated, printed and presented as evidence of payment. It should be noted that the use of USSD code as applicable on the phone is not allowed and such payment should not be honoured.
Please note that the designated account details for NOUN Alumni
Association are as follows:
Account Name: NOUNAA
Account No: 1014150406
Bank Name: Zenith Bank Plc.
By a copy of this memo, all Alumni Desk Officers are to accept the receipts generated from the transfers using a Bank App as the acceptable proof of payment.


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