Naijaphobia:
Back in the days on OAU campus....Management banned cooking severally while we students follow suit by banning management from entering our hostels.

Abeg OAU na school joor

na so dem say make we no use hot plate while in this same yabatech wile admin permits some to use while we were in that our great yabatech.

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bedspread:
TAKE ANY OF THESE DECISIONS

1. BUY MAMA PUT
2. PACK OUT OF THE HOSTEL

pack out after they v collected hostel fees?

winkmart:
Maybe cooking in the hostel rooms, which hostel doesn't have a kitchen

yabatech hostl doesnt have ask me and i will tell u did my HND there.

iwakacome:
bro there are students off k, I live in the environ, 3 or 4 people come together and rent a single room or what they can afford.

I'm not disputing. There are rooms but it's not as easy as colleges in several other states. I had my HND from Yabatech in 2005 and I know that area very well. My ND was in Ilaro, Ogun state and I could tell the difference between both climes around students getting off-campus accommodation.

blackbeau1:
they can share. Four or five people in one room.

I'm not disputing. There are rooms but it's not as easy as colleges in several other states. I had my HND from there in 2005 and I know that area very well. My ND was in Ilaro, Ogun state and I could tell the difference between both climes around students getting off-campus accommodation.
While living off-campus in my ND days, I had a room to myself, and that can't be compared to living with 4 others in Yabatech environs....lol

yabatech stundents una go survive...we ave bin surving uniuyo

iwakacome:
bro there are students off k, I live in the environ, 3 or 4 people come together and rent a single room or what they can afford.

Again, I'm not disputing that fact you just stated. Not every student can afford living off-campus in the Yaba area of Lagos, that's what I mean. Plus, there are not enough off-campus accommodations for all the students in that area. Yabatech students, Unilag students and one College of education (I can't remember it's name) are all in that area. That area is populated already, so it's not same as other states where getting off-campus accommodation is easier than Yabatech area. Sure, some lucky students can get a spot off-campus, but not everyone gat it like that. That's what I mean...Different strokes for different folks.

LeonMacJames:
what tools did this masterpiece

photoshop

iwakacome:
na you do big boy. Abule ijesha, Abule oja, Shomolu, Fadeyi have cheap rooms students can join hands and afford.

Rooms in Fadeyi are like kiosks, rooms in Shomolu are costlier than that and I don't know about Abule oja and Ijesha

blackbeau1:
if 3 ppl share it, it becomes easier.

Agreed

blackbeau1:
Rent a room off campus.

many people can't afford a decent room off campus

Watch out as off k landlords increase dia hostel rent.
Single room now 80k
Self con 150k
Lol

Na lie

Typical Nigerian management style
Cooking leads to fire outbreak
1.Ban cooking
2.Don't provide an alternative.
3.Ban any alternative the victims comes up with [sup][/sup]

Kakasa:
photoshop

98/100

can i PM you please , I'm a potential designer andthis your work is really awesome,so I want you mentor me.
thanks.

HeWrites:
According to a report from our source who pleaded anonymity –
The school authorities banned “cooking” in the school hostel, and according to our source, this act was dubious because the ban was revealed after they had paid for the hostel accommodation fees.
However, according to the memo the ban of cooking was essential in order to forestall fire outbreak.

An excerpt from the memo reads;
Under no circumstance should students cook in the hostels.This is essential to forestall fire outbreak and inconvenience to other students
Contravention of this regulation may lead to suspension from the hostel.

http://www.yabaleftonline.com/yabatech-students-ban-cooking-school-authorities/

..
yabatech is becoming something else the hostel was opened 3 weeks to first semester exam. the fire incident that occurred in the school recently was caused by electrical fault and it has nothing to do with the student because it was not cause by them.
I was in Yabatech on Monday or Tuesday this week and i heard gun shots in school around pass 8pm while students were running up and down for their safety I later heard that it is been occurring over a month and still nothing has been done by the school management I even heard that someone was shot beside the school library and yet nothing has been done to stop this occurrence.