Promxy94:
op u don't because of a particular categories the general....not everybody smokes besides I don't and mind you it depends on the individual....

Ferdybaba:


Dude...been a while. You've been missed on the chat room

adewumiopeyemi:
@freddy baba.. ave been around.. been busy with work.. I dey show...na

Ferdybaba:


Lol....when will u stop killing my moniker

IfyChuky:
On the contrary, I still think the op's post atleast holds some 35% sense, and i'm strongly convinced he must be writing strictly from the poor mans point of view hence It's only for consolidatory reasons dat a post as such, kud prolly be sourced.

Although I don't know why am being so conclusive, bt something strongly tells me dat should some one offer this op an admission to covenant, lead, babcock, bowen, and its sort for a subsidized fee, say #50k per semester, meka i hear say he wouldn't go running after it without having to give a hoot about all he had written.. (sum ppl sha)


My dear.., I feel ur plight.., and sincerely.. I'm convinced I understood perfectly well with regards to where u're coming from..,

You preach freedom and the fun it brings thereafter as against qualitative education, long-lived edifying morals, and the "real exposure" not the such u preach, bt dat which builds the every you with professional connections and otherwise?.. My broda...,



















U must be a comedian..

lasunakin:
Come to achievers and see wonder

amokeme:
educational discrimination, tribalism, religious conflict... all in one country! infact... I just don't understand the beef with private unis.. seriously you choose to be in a fedral uni, that's fine. I choose to be in a private uni, totally my business. so what exactly is your problem OP??
"freedom is restricted" let them worry about that
"its expensive" you are not the one paying
"exposure" (really? maybe you should explain the kinda exposure you mean
"life on campus is fun" I can only laugh at this. morality is the key word. but since your definition of fun is clubbing, parties, dating, gossips (well I know you ll out grow that someday). and talking about meeting real people? hehe trust me you have no idea
"hard work is compulsory" and you think we don't work hard in private unis? well my dear, we do. the only difference is that we get to see the result of our hard work.. which makes working hard easy unlike in "some" federal schs that the hard work of a student is being frustrated..
"produce more mature graduates" maturity is an individual thing. private unis graduates are doing just fine.. you might be too hateful to see it buh it doesn't change the fact..
finally, its not the uni that matters, its what you can deliver

finamaris:
U r just driving to a particular point. I hope u r aware dat most student in private uni r more exposed dan public

NwaAnambra:
. I know a batch C corp member in Osun State, a graduate of political science from BABCOCK. In the course of our discussion, I asked her if she knows Kwame Nkrumah, she said she's hearing that name for the first time. I fainted literary lol. she now started telling me that most of their lecturers are Msc holders. She was really envious of what I could offer in the same field she graduated from. Point is, most of them are empty headed.

sanniabiola:
My only worry is why must a middle class parent send their kid to a private University when they cannot employ their child after graduation. It's unreasonable for you to attend Private University on loan, if your parent cannot assure you of a job as soon as you graduate in any good company, then the parent should rather use such loan to set up a company or business while you attend Public University and you get employed in your parent company when you finally graduate from public university. I have seen many graduate from private university wondering streets in search of job. It's painfully a waste of resources by the parents of such Kids

assu2013:
Hahaha if not all d professors excpt for poor onces

Sibrah:

Really. The Govt spends average of N 300,000 per annum per student in public federal school(Uni.). Now when you compare what they are getting from those campuses and lecture hall to people paying as low as N 350,000 in some private school, the diff becomes clear. 20 hours a day power supply, good accommodation, and good record keeping. Add all the ugly things that goes on in a bid to get this 'subsidy' by all means and the gap becomes even wider.
It is only a matter of who is paying the bills.

Elxandre:

I've been wanting info about that school o.. Tell me about the wonders bro

Promxy94:
Op have u heard of Igbinedion university before....if you have i then think you should know and believe that some private universities like Igbinedion are just exactly like public universities,no restrictions on students,u experience student life,the class is condusive for learning..........the only difference between Igbinedion university from public unis is just the school fees....




So op mind you not all private unis are glorified secondary school

NwaAnambra:
. I know a batch C corp member in Osun State, a graduate of political science from BABCOCK. In the course of our discussion, I asked her if she knows Kwame Nkrumah, she said she's hearing that name for the first time. I fainted literary lol. she now started telling me that most of their lecturers are Msc holders. She was really envious of what I could offer in the same field she graduated from. Point is, most of them are empty headed.

qbd2:
As for no 1, I beg to disagree. Not all private schoolsay discplinary rules as uve stated. Of course they usually have that right to make any rule as they like unlike public unis but surely only few of them treat students like kids.

dajoaneke:
What I loved about my school during my diploma days was that there were no restriction to visiting the opposite sex in the hostel. Unijos was & is still fun

Bellamoney:
#i rep private university#
#i rep Igbins#

Msquare220:


1. Public universities allow for freedom and independence:

Let me ask you a simple question. Did you attend a Private University? If you did not, then you don't have solid evidence to back up your insinuations. Who says you are not free in a Private University. If your definition of freedom is to have free access to step out of the gate so you can engage in vices like binge drinking, partying or clubbing, then you really do have a warped understanding of freedom. Who says laws in public universities are not imposed? Flout one of them and see what happens to you. Its true that an adult should be free but there is also what you call discipline. That is part of what is instilled in a GOOD Private University. For those of you who say Private Universities have dress codes, I am yet to see one that has. I studied at Bowen University and there is no such thing as a dress code or a feeding time table (that's absolutely ridiculous! Where did you get that from?)

2. Cost of education:

Well I have to admit, this one has some element of truth. But then again, its a private university and they don't get Govt funding. Funding has to come from somewhere remember?

3. Public university g​ives “exposure” to students:

Exposure to what? I am a HOD in my workplace and I currently have three IT students. 2 are from 2 of Nigeria's most reputable Federal Institutions and 1 is from a Private University. When I give them new assignment they probably have never done before, the 2 "sharper" (let me borrow your description) guys will tell me they don't know it and cant do it because they have not taught them. The "Learner" on the other hand simply goes to Google and first of all tries to gather as much information as she can and attempts to put them to use despite the fact that she has never heard about the task before.

For your information, you still get to meet people of all sorts too in Private Universities. You meet Rebels, Radicals, Status quo challengers, innovators and comical guys too.

4. Life on and off campus is FUN:

And all these does not exist on Private Universities? Yes we may not go clubbing..........(someone tell me what benefit that brings to you) but we do have a social life and couples are not restricted either. They only have to limit their interactions to publicly accepted acts. Anything beyond that is trouble. In normal life too, you would expect that. You wouldn't allow your daughter to be smooched and pressed and probably shagged by some riffraff who doesn't give a shiit about her.

5. Hard work is compulsory:

And that to you is normal? - Lecturers not coming to class or giving out substandard lectures that don't cover enough ground or that consists of outdated information? Please remind me again, why are we having these argument when you readily admit that Public Universities have poor lecturing standards.

6. Public universities produce more mature graduates:
Well, I've been a graduate of a Private University fro more than 7 years now and I'm doing quite well. I've been to places and done things that the average Public University graduate wouldn't even dream about. I've mentored First Class products of institutions like UI and OAU and they are all doing fine.
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