In a voice note to the students, the Chancellor clarified that although the system slow and has errors, this should not be taken as an excuse.
He therefore advised students to keep on trying to login because the ICT team is rectifying the problem caused by over 10,000 people are always accessing it at the same time which leads to temporary break down.
Students had previously railed against the system by storming Senate building claiming that on top of the AIM being introduced in the middle of the semester, it is also faulty.
“They told us that we shall receive examination cards today. How come they have not been issued out. All this is an effect of the AIMS. They should acknowledge that they failed to plan,” said one of the students in relation to the Vice’s communication.
The Academic Information Management system (AIMS) replaced the encampus. It is a system for paying fees as well as register and print examination permits.
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