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'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by FSU: 3:10am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Anyaoku, Utomi, others to grace launch of Jesuit University in Africa http://odili.net/news/source/2012/jun/30/316.html |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by FSU: 3:11am On Jul 02, 2012 |
What about one for our christian northern brothers? |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 4:06am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Nice development. But I'd rather have the engineering school than useless social sciences |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 4:08am On Jul 02, 2012 |
If their high school is anything to by, within a very short time this will be one of the better universities in Nigeria. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by fagamite: 4:13am On Jul 02, 2012 |
http://www.loyolajesuit.org/result_stats.htm Nice result. No A1 in English. lowly rated Adesoye students do better. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 4:22am On Jul 02, 2012 |
FSU: What I wonder is, how were the decisions made where to locate what? Who made the decision? |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by FSU: 4:30am On Jul 02, 2012 |
^^^^^ This is a private university and the proprietors decide what goes. By the way, how did Oyedepo and the other private university owners decide where they sited their own schools? 3 Likes |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by Nobody: 4:31am On Jul 02, 2012 |
welcome development |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 4:36am On Jul 02, 2012 |
FSU: ^^^^^ Right. But the proprietor, unless I am mistaken, is the "Jesuits of North West Africa." So by what process did the Jesuits of North West Africa decide to locate the most valuable item of this university (the engineering school) in Imo State? Regarding your own question, I have no clue. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by FSU: 4:42am On Jul 02, 2012 |
^^^^ Will you be happier if your so-called most valuable item (Engineering campus) is sited elsewhere say in Ogun State, rather than in Imo? If you do not know how Oyedepo, Adebayo and co decided where to site their schools despite a good number of their students being from elwhere, what then does it mean to you how the owners of the proposed university decide on theirs? And by the way, who says people from Ogun should not study engineering in the Imo campus? 5 Likes |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 4:46am On Jul 02, 2012 |
FSU: ^^^^ yes, i will be much happier if it is in Ogun State Imo can have social sciences, give us engineering |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ektbear: 5:08am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Don't get me wrong, I'm not accusing anyone of ill intentions here. After all, a university is a university. I am just curious, what went into their decision regarding what should be built where? An innocent question. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by zangiff(m): 7:36am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by ZE: 7:49am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Imo State is still the most educationally advantaged state in Nigeria. I believe it will be easier to assemble the finest lectures in Engineering and Natural sciences in Imo state. So dont question the decision to site the school of Engineering in Imo State, the authorities must have done their home work very well. 2 Likes |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by blacklion(m): 7:53am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Bad belle pipul! Jelosi go kill una Up great Ala-Igbo! BTW, what is the proportion of Yoruba in the Catholic church in Nigeria? Less than 5% of the active membership; it is only in Cotonou that you see Yoruba Catholics in great numbers. Igbo and Edo/Delta are the bedrock of the Catholic church in Nigeria - Ndi-Igbo alone are more than 50% of Catholic faithful in Nigeria so its only fair that the engineering school go to great Ala-Igbo. After all, Ajayi Crowther University which was originally conceived as belonging to the entire Anglican Church ended up being located in the southwest and controlled by the local diocese there - which is fair enough really considering that Yoruba are the majority in the Anglican church. LJU are even being generous in siting a branch of the school in Ogun 3 Likes |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by lovelymind(m): 7:59am On Jul 02, 2012 |
yes, i will be much happier if it is in Ogun State Imo can have social sciences, give us engineering See ur head***** even ask them to bring it to ur fathers house 1 Like |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by Aifey(m): 8:01am On Jul 02, 2012 |
4me, d piper dictats d torn. Moreover, any1 can study anywhre. All we owe him is an applous. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by linkin8k(m): 8:07am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Does it really matter where the campuses are sited? Shouldn't the main concern be quality? And based on their Secondary institution the university should be good. We are so insatiable in this NL, always finding something to complain about 1 Like |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by Francuiz: 8:08am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Na wah 4 una oo NLders. When will dis division in 9ja stop. Is it a crime 2 site d engr campus in Imo? |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by samguru(m): 8:22am On Jul 02, 2012 |
the proliferation of privately owned universities will do no good to the tertiary education in nigeria,if you watch carefully u discover dt ever since d debut of private university in nigeria,government attention and contribution to government owned institutions are on decline (people are loosing confidence in public school) . my fellow nairalanders and lovers of nigeria the establishment of private university is another way of consolidating the dichotomy that exist between the rich and poor,cos most of these universities are beyond the reach of the poor. lets us condemn this gesture so that public school can garner the needed attention from both the private and public space |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by wandeay: 8:30am On Jul 02, 2012 |
thumbs up, i love d setting, thank God bokos hav no share |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by bright007(f): 8:33am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Why has tribalism eaten deep into our veins? This has really become an unbecoming. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by gentotega: 8:54am On Jul 02, 2012 |
@ekt bear and co... una foolish oo. A gud project like this is coming to Nigeria and pple are here selling ur foolishness about y dis campus has to b here and y dt campus has to b der @ekt bear especially, for u to even classify social science courses as useless shows that u nor go sch far; u nt beta dan an illiterate @Samguru, i tink establishing more private universities is good bt measures shld b put in place to make sure that they meet the required standard... It is only in Nigeria that one has to write @least two exams (and paying bribe as in the case of public universities) b4 bin granted admission |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by PaulJohn1: 9:01am On Jul 02, 2012 |
ekt_bear: Nice development. Bros calm down now. You've got the best institutions in your region, from private to public higher institutions. You have the leading private schools already in Ogun state alone, not to talk of other s/west states. -Babcock -Covenant -Redeemers(Now moving to Ede in Osun state) -Crawford -Crescent In other states in the same region: -Bowen (Osun) -Leadcity (Oyo) -Caleb (Lagos) -Jabu (Osun) -Open University (Lagos) -Afebabalola (Ekiti) -Fountain (Osun) -Adeleke (Osun) -Odudua uni (Osun) -Anchor (To be opened this September in Lagos) -King (To be opened later this year in Osun) And these ones not enough? You should be grateful you even have a branch in your region. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by jenuel: 9:14am On Jul 02, 2012 |
Well done Fr Odiaka. We should start talking about issues in NL and not pettiness. |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by Dhelake: 9:26am On Jul 02, 2012 |
ZE: Imo State is still the most educationally advantaged state in Nigeria. I believe it will be easier to assemble the finest lectures in Engineering and Natural sciences in Imo state. So dont question the decision to site the school of Engineering in Imo State, the authorities must have done their home work very well.Educationally Advan wat? If i hear, your FUTO is nt even the best uni of tech in Nig 1 Like |
Re: 'Multi-campus Jesuit University In Africa' For Imo, Edo & Ogun by Afam4eva(m): 9:33am On Jul 02, 2012 |
ekt_bear: Don't get me wrong, I'm not accusing anyone of ill intentions here.You shouldn't be surprised if the three campuses were located in Igboland because if you've not noticed, it's a catholic school and the man should be commended for taking two campuses outside the south-east. Igbos are always playing the one-Nigeria role more than any group in this country. I expect Gbawe to take me on on this. |
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