opedaydydx9:
it happens every where even in funaab, where u see guys going to read and taking blanket to classes, some even go with flask of food............. My point is it happens everywhere, op is just looking for a front page material lol

Smh.
Did you bother to read the article before posting.

INTROVERT:
This is just too bad

Pls what's the secret?

dat dude with mosquito net no wan hear stories dat touch with his skin...Make urself feel @home anywer u are....

Dollyak:
This should not be allowed to happen in the first place. Don't they have a functioning library? Btw, the government need to invest more in EDUCATION. The classroom is not up to standard.

lyk ciriosly

opedaydydx9:
so u bathe outside too

No I did not bathe outside. I had some course mates in the hostel. In my first semester of my first year, I was staying in a hotel along ikorodu road by jibowu bus stop. It is owned by a transporter that goes to the east.A day was N1,500. I stayed there with one other female student. We contributed N750 daily. After a while, we got very broke. We couldn't even eat. We already spent every money on accommodation. As a student, paying N750 daily is not easy at all. I sold my phone to those guys that have shops close to the railway to raise chop money. Then I moved to living in classrooms.

francababy:


No I did not bathe outside. I had some course mates in the hostel. In my first semester of my first year, I was staying in a hotel along ikorodu road by jibowu bus stop. It is owned by a transporter that goes to the east.A day was N1,500. I stayed there with one other female student. We contributed N750 daily. After a while, we got very broke. We couldn't even eat. We already spent every money on accommodation. As a student, paying N750 daily is not easy at all. I sold my phone to those guys that have shops close to the railway to raise chop money. Then I moved to living in classrooms.

wow! I luv dt zeal.......God bless ur hustle

This is called homelessness.

Chai.

demmy0325:
Is that mosquito net?

NO, IT'S A WEDDING GOWN...MTCHEW

opedaydydx9:
it happens every where even in funaab, where u see guys going to read and taking blanket to classes, some even go with flask of food............. My point is it happens everywhere, op is just looking for a front page material lol

I'm not sure you read that article properly, the semester is just beginning, they are full time students without accommodation.

too bad

opedaydydx9:
it happens every where even in funaab, where u see guys going to read and taking blanket to classes, some even go with flask of food............. My point is it happens everywhere, op is just looking for a front page material lol

Oga wen u don't know sh1t, u gerara out of here men..

Sure u did not read d OP's thread..

@topic.. seriously I spent some days within d skool last year that even when d hostels re opened, its only a few that gets accommodated out of the increasing population of the student due to new courses nd the Bsc education students recently introduced without a corresponding increase of hostel.

The worst part is that Bakasi hall that houses male students was divided into two, females now use a portion of it.

Only God knows wat art complex will look like cous as of 2003 I was a student there, they re d only "KINDS" that practiced this new phenomenon..

YABA D GREAT...

asscb:

it so painful my eyes are full of tears for dose students, after all dis suffering our government have noting to offer,God look to dis country pple are in pains ooooooooo

demmy0325:
That poster above me again...










Is that mosquito net..

Noooo!; its a lion's net

emerged01:
op,you are a fuccking liar. I was once a student of Yabatech. in yabatech there is no accommodation for part timers,so some part timers do pass night in the classes while some full timers sometimes do come into the classroom to read. most times,this kind of condition happens during exam period for par timers. no one should believe Op.

oga during your time the students were not as much as now.

segzicres:
oga during your time the students were not as much as now.

look shit

INTROVERT:
This is just too bad

I wish I can help u get a job.

OP what's your point?

Some people sleep under bridges and you are complaining about people sleeping in classrooms?

Perhaps the school should open a satellite campus somewhere with more land and accommodation.

No, it is hook and line

demmy0325:
That poster above me again...











Is that mosquito net..

Nothing is new to me. NEXT....................!!!!!!!

I tink its part of life in nigeria,I also went thru d same process while in school.my brother? U need to b addicted to it......man pikin dey suffer o

Slimzjoe:
You'll struggle to Pass 'O' Level exams
Struggle to Pass Jamb
Struggle to Pass Post ume
Struggle to Register
Still Struggle to Learn

What job?

No wonder they all come here to shout 'sai' Buhari

Slimzjoe:
You'll struggle to Pass 'O' Level exams
Struggle to Pass Jamb
Struggle to Pass Post ume
Struggle to Register
Still Struggle to Learn

After you graduate....no job

Exactly!!.

Slimzjoe:
You'll struggle to Pass 'O' Level exams
Struggle to Pass Jamb
Struggle to Pass Post ume
Struggle to Register
Still Struggle to Learn

I like naija spirit, resilent and determined, going all out to achieve their goals agaianst all odds.
Proudly NG!

Education has gone to the dogs in Nigeria. They are not educating our children. They are exploiting them. They neglected government schools so that their own private schools will attract more students. That is why almost all of them now have or are shareholders in private schools. The children of the poor are deprived of good education, but the children of the rich have good education in their private schools from nursery to university. Only few children of the poor can excel and succeed after suffering these horrible indignities in government schools. If you see the hostels of YABATECH and other government colleges, polytechnics and universities, you will vomit at first sight. These poor students live like dogs. The incompetent and corrupt administrators cannot even provide ordinary boreholes for regular water supply to the hostels with terrible toilets and they cannot provide simple solar panels for daily solar power to provide light for the thousands of poor students after collecting hundreds of thousands of naira from them. That is why majority of poor female students are forced into prostitution out of frustration and desperation, because they want to escape from these horrible indignities in the hostels of government schools and do whatever they have to do to graduate and succeed in life to break out of the vicious circle of abject poverty. And unfortunately, instead of the church leaders to demand for the improvement of the quality of education and living condition for children of the poor in government schools, they prefer to exploit the bad situation by tasking the majority of their poor congregations to raise funds to build private schools which at the end of the day, the majority of their congregations cannot afford the high school fees for their poor children. So, the church leaders also build private schools for the children of the rich and not for the benefit of the children of the poor masses who they terrorise to pay their tithes from their meagre salaries that cannot even provide three square meals a day for a poor family. But the poor also make things worse for themselves by their foolishness to breed more children they cannot even feed well and suffer them gladly. These students now forced to live in classrooms are the unfortunate children of the poor who end up in these neglected and badly managed government schools. The vicious circle of corruption and poverty will continue with terrible consequences of horrible tragedies of crimes, prostitution and intellectual backwardness in Africa's most populous country with the largest economy, but where the majority of the people are poor, because they are cheated, exploited and underpaid by the greedy employers of labour and corrupt political leaders in government who are evil and greedy title chasers and not nation builders. They are not fighting at the National Assembly for the sake of the poor masses, but for their own evil greed for power. This Nigerian nightmare is not our Nigerian Dream.

hmmm yaba the great,na after 6weeks dem go open hostel

The poster, what you just did is called 'cheap blackmail´. All the f***kers above me that trooped in to bemoan the fate of these Yabatech students ought to take the left turn when next they pass through Yaba.

Be sensible for once and tell me if those 'sleeping' subjects were not doing so for the purpose of the snapshots.


Eyin oponu oshi!

dayosaurus:
Lwkmd. Op please don't bad mouth My Alma mater.

This is part of 'school passing through you ', it's part of school life now meant to be enjoyed. We all passed through it n today we laugh anytime we remember.

I Hope The bed bug of MELB BLOCK AND SMBS ARE GIVING YOU PROPER ORIENTATION.


Even when they open hostel self, only a privileged few will get

lol.... abi o.... its part of it... I passed thru it too and now, seeing all this pics just makes me smile.....

shoutout to c5 mosquitoes.... LAWD!!!

Orikinla:
Education has gone to the dogs in Nigeria. They are not educating our children. They are exploiting them. They neglected government schools so that their own private schools with attract more students. That is why almost all of them now have or are shareholders in private schools. The children of the poor are deprived of good education, but the children of the rich have good education in their private schools from nursery to university. Only few children of them can excel and succeed after suffering these horrible indignities in government schools. If you see the hostels of YABATECH and other government colleges, polytechnics and universities, you will vomit at first sight. These poor students live like dogs. The incompetent and corrupt administrators cannot even provide ordinary boreholes for regular water supply to the hostels with terrible toilets and they cannot provide simple solar panels for daily solar power to provide light for these thousands of poor students after collecting hundreds of thousands of naira from them. That is why majority of poor female students are forced into prostitution out of frustration and desperation, because they want escape from these horrible indignities in the hostels of government schools and do whatever they have to do to graduate and succeed in life to break out of the vicious circle of abject poverty. And unfortunately, instead of the church leaders to demand for the improvement of the quality of education and living condition for children of the poor in government schools, they prefer to exploit the bad situation by tasking the majority of their poor congregations to raise funds to build private schools which at the end the majority of their congregations cannot afford the high school fees for their poor children. So, the church leaders also build private schools for the children of the rich and not for the benefit of the children of the poor masses who they terrorise to pay their tithes from their meagre salaries that cannot even provide three square meals a day for a poor family. But the poor also make things worse for themselves by their foolishness to breed more children they cannot even feed well and suffer them gladly. These are the unfortunate children of the poor who end up in these neglected and badly managed government schools. The vicious circle of corruption and poverty will continue with terrible consequences of horrible tragedies of crimes, prostitution and intellectual backwardness in Africa's most populous country with the largest economy, but where the majority of the people are poor, because they are cheated, exploited and underpaid by the employers of labour and corrupt political leaders in government who evil and greedy title chasers and not nation builders. They are not fighting at the National Assembly for the sake of the poor masses, but for their own evil greed for power. This Nigerian nightmare is not our Nigerian Dream.

Clap for yourself.


You actually sat to type all this gibberish (I can't be convinced that you did it standing).

May I ask you a question? Which school did you finish from?