moremi2008:

The bittersweet reality of life is that all the studying and first class degrees in the world do not guarantee success in the game of life. For every Nigerian with a first-class, there are a thousand Indians and Chinese with a first-class+++. The world is teeming with technocrats and only a few of them make it past middle management. It's not sufficient to study hard and do well in school. Good grades have to be coupled with personality, wisdom, emotional intelligence and a good dose of humility.

Ijogz K:

I can see a lot of haters here, Its so unfortunate that the Nigerian society is dominated by a whole lot of losers, who believe that Lecturers must fail students, who also believe that failure is a culture, Can't you people see that the guy ain't even a Genius, A genius wouldn't even read so hard. I know of some.

You all wanna eat your cake and have it, But cannot sit down with your books and study after the school lectures,

Majority of the peeps here use to wait till exams period back then before they studied. And you want to get the same result with someone that spends[b] 6hours on a minimum rain or sunshine to study his books. [/b]

You only beef cuz u are not opportune.

Opoki:

Guy, no one is hating, its only that your best is not always enough and there is no waiver in most cases especially in OAU, something that you could have been penalised for in OAU could be waived in CU. I graduated with 3rd class (2.33) and today i'm proud about how i've efficiently managed my life afterward. I'm a proud owner of a Farm with more than 7000 birds, i realized more than 2000 pieces of eggs daily.
I recently went back to OAU to collect my cert. After years of,

vicade link=topic=878781.msg10284004#msg10284004 date=1330349286:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

vicade:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

Straight to the point.
So lets see what he's going to make out of this wonderful grade!
OLU Agro-Allied Industry.

moremi2008:

The bittersweet reality of life is that all the studying and first class degrees in the world do not guarantee success in the game of life. For every Nigerian with a first-class, there are a thousand Indians and Chinese with a first-class+++. The world is teeming with technocrats and only a few of them make it past middle management. It's not sufficient to study hard and do well in school. Good grades have to be coupled with personality, wisdom, emotional intelligence and a good dose of humility.

Ijogz K:

I can see a lot of haters here,  Its so unfortunate that the Nigerian society is dominated by a whole lot of losers, who believe that Lecturers must fail students, who also believe that failure is a culture,  Can't you people see that the guy ain't even a Genius,  A genius wouldn't even read so hard. I know of some.

You all wanna eat your cake and have it, But cannot sit down with your books and study after the school lectures,  

Majority of the peeps here use to wait till exams period back then before they studied. And you want to get the same result with someone that spends[b] 6hours on a minimum rain or sunshine to study his books. [/b]

You only beef cuz u are not opportune.  

Opoki:

Guy, no one is hating, its only that your best is not always enough and there is no waiver in most cases especially in OAU, something that you could have been penalised for in OAU could be waived in CU. I graduated with 3rd class (2.33) and today i'm proud about how i've efficiently managed my life afterward. I'm a proud owner of a Farm with more than 7000 birds, i realized more than 2000 pieces of eggs daily.
I recently went back to OAU to collect my cert. After years of,

vicade link=topic=878781.msg10284004#msg10284004 date=1330349286:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

vicade:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

Straight to the point.
So lets see what he's going to make out of this wonderful grade!
OLU Agro-Allied Industry.

moremi2008:

The bittersweet reality of life is that all the studying and first class degrees in the world do not guarantee success in the game of life. For every Nigerian with a first-class, there are a thousand Indians and Chinese with a first-class+++. The world is teeming with technocrats and only a few of them make it past middle management. It's not sufficient to study hard and do well in school. Good grades have to be coupled with personality, wisdom, emotional intelligence and a good dose of humility.

Ijogz K:

I can see a lot of haters here,  Its so unfortunate that the Nigerian society is dominated by a whole lot of losers, who believe that Lecturers must fail students, who also believe that failure is a culture,  Can't you people see that the guy ain't even a Genius,  A genius wouldn't even read so hard. I know of some.

You all wanna eat your cake and have it, But cannot sit down with your books and study after the school lectures,  

Majority of the peeps here use to wait till exams period back then before they studied. And you want to get the same result with someone that spends[b] 6hours on a minimum rain or sunshine to study his books. [/b]

You only beef cuz u are not opportune.  

Opoki:

Guy, no one is hating, its only that your best is not always enough and there is no waiver in most cases especially in OAU, something that you could have been penalised for in OAU could be waived in CU. I graduated with 3rd class (2.33) and today i'm proud about how i've efficiently managed my life afterward. I'm a proud owner of a Farm with more than 7000 birds, i realized more than 2000 pieces of eggs daily.
I recently went back to OAU to collect my cert. After years of,

vicade link=topic=878781.msg10284004#msg10284004 date=1330349286:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

vicade:

All these talk about first class been easy in certain schools is bollocks. My cousin had a 2:1 in babcock and had a distinction in his masters @ university of stirling in the uk. Dude had straight As' and had the best disserration in his department. He now runs his own research and training firm. There are many more like that. He said he got a distinction cos d facilities were excellent and d quality of teaching notably teacher- student ratio and d teaching materials. Such facilities exist in some private universities. However most people believe that cos unilag,oau and ife are more difficult in terms of the conditions of learning and d pompousness of old lecturers makes them better. That's false. Because it is harder does not mean the standard is better. Go figure.

Straight to the point.
So lets see what he's going to make out of this wonderful grade!
OLU Agro-Allied Industry.

Ijogz K:

I can see a lot of haters here, Its so unfortunate that the Nigerian society is dominated by a whole lot of losers, who believe that Lecturers must fail students, who also believe that failure is a culture, Can't you people see that the guy ain't even a Genius, A genius wouldn't even read so hard. I know of some.

You all wanna eat your cake and have it, But cannot sit down with your books and study after the school lectures,

Majority of the peeps here use to wait till exams period back then before they studied. And you want to get the same result with someone that spends[b] 6hours on a minimum rain or sunshine to study his books[/b].

You only beef cuz u are not opportune.

sunky644:

@Moshoodn, I respect you oooo, it's one of the most difficult thing in academic setting to graduate with that grade in Biochemistry. If this CU Guy had studied Biochemistry, I am sure he couldn't ve had anything more than 4.60 in the so called CU and maybe a second upper in another school. But definitely not a first class in Biochemistry in OAU, UI, LAUTECH, UNILAG,

dayokanu:

35,000 Pounds per annum?

I knw several people who didn't graduate from secondary school making more than that

ojeycombo:

Rubbish!!! "Hating" indeed. someone was talking about how salvation his related to the Guy's 1st-class. Talking like a chipmonk!!! what is the connection? abi u no know how many pple don turn new leaf abi na stem wey dem fail wonderfully?? FYI, kudos to that guy, still i am not impressed.   I can c a lot of CU graduates here, please, come and attempt ABU. u go know sey school pass school. dom doms!!!

ojeycombo:

If you are actually a graduate of ABU, we might not be interested at your offer. Your sense of reasoning speaks for the kind of products you guyz produce.

who is this speaking gibberish? what is sense of reasoning? you just want to present an illegitimate self-defence to your novel feat in the school. Ok, i don hear u, una know book well well abi, I do not need to contest with you by any means or come on this platform to blow my trumpet. However my friend, igi imu jina sori. . Ok, in case you do not decipher, it mean "the stick of nose is far from the head", Okpe!!!

I hope you av been able to get yourself a job "It's a friendly game not an attack"

ojeycombo:

If you are actually a graduate of ABU, we might not be interested at your offer. Your sense of reasoning speaks for the kind of products you guyz produce.

who is this speaking gibberish? what is sense of reasoning? you just want to present an illegitimate self-defence to your novel feat in the school. Ok, i don hear u, una know book well well abi, I do not need to contest with you by any means or come on this platform to blow my trumpet. However my friend, igi imu jina sori. . Ok, in case you do not decipher, it mean "the stick of nose is far from the head", Okpe!!!

Which ABU r u talkin abt? Is it not the same ABU (Amadu bello u) where a lecturer was busted for lifting phd thesis from the net?
It is funny how pple boast about public schools with damaged rep ignorantly here. U guys think cu students dont get to hear these jist or what. The fact the lectures from public schools fail students in their bid to regulate the amount of first class does not mean school like cu who choose not to tow this line are substandard.

Ijogz K:

I hope you av been able to get yourself a job "It's a friendly game not an attack"

ojeycombo:

If you are actually a graduate of ABU, we might not be interested at your offer. Your sense of reasoning speaks for the kind of products you guyz produce.

who is this speaking gibberish? what is sense of reasoning? you just want to present an illegitimate self-defence to your novel feat in the school. Ok, i don hear u, una know book well well abi, I do not need to contest with you by any means or come on this platform to blow my trumpet. However my friend, igi imu jina sori. . Ok, in case you do not decipher, it mean "the stick of nose is far from the head", Okpe!!!

easy bro. . . easy

ikechukz:

i be think say na better school sef

moremi2008:

The bittersweet reality of life is that all the studying and first class degrees in the world do not guarantee success in the game of life. For every Nigerian with a first-class, there are a thousand Indians and Chinese with a first-class+++. The world is teeming with technocrats and only a few of them make it past middle management. It's not sufficient to study hard and do well in school. Good grades have to be coupled with personality, wisdom, emotional intelligence and a good dose of humility.

nas 00:

Na wah for all these 'noise makers' sef.
At least, I know of someone with a 1st class from Bells University. To construct simple sentences in english na war for am.
I can't count the number of times I've had to help in proof-reading english stuff. Yoruba sef she no fit write or speak in a definitive manner.
Most annoying thing to me is the manner these 'olodos' still dey form 'phonetics'.

People get 1st class in UI, OAU et al, we no dey make noise. Before 'these ones' get 1 6.9 CGPA, the whole world for don hear. *smh*

Guess they aren't used to it, anyway.
Awon olodo gbogbo.