Daboywizzy:
just Negodu. the room even get better bed ... except for the dirty spirit worrying the rommies.
come to UNN boys hostel you go see ancient and modern

jericco1:
See as e clean, come to my school and see 4 ur self.

newsynews:
The below pictures show how tattered a room inside one of the hostels in Obafemi Awolowo University is.

The pictures were shared by a Facebook user who claims OAU campus is now looking like an IDP Camp.

https://www.wotzup.ng/oau-hostel-room-tattered/

jonnytad:
The student self no help..... dem no get association? Thats why state universities seems better in this regard. The tuition is high bt the students benefits from it. Federal universities collect 45k frm you and you wanna enjoy d standard of 200k paid in state universities.
Jst manage till buhari finish with graduates seeking 30k monthly salary.

Crixina:
Thank you
I don't even blame the government anymore, last week new light bulbs were fixed on the corridors of the hostels in my school...they didn't even last a week, they were all stolen by so called students that clamour for better living conditions. Light bulbs couldn't even last a week, it got me thinking what if the government even decides to put up better structures with state of the art facilities, would it last a second?
I think it's about time we looked in the mirror and stop pointing fingers at the government.

Mijioyime1:
Despite the hostel fee is 8k it doesn't mean human beings should be living like animals. In foreign countries education is some places is almost free. Uniben hostel is even more attractive than this see at o3schools.com

AnonyNymous:
What do you expect? How much does it cost? For those talking about free education in some Western countries, they achieve that by higher tax. Socialist countries charge their citizens high and in return provide those services. What percentage of Nigerians even pay tax at all? For the ones that pay, is it not still looted to build mansions abroad? I wish it was possible to privatise all these federal universities so that private investors would at least clean these schools up. But then, that equates to high school fees. That the average man probably wouldn't be able to pay. Universities need funding, and that's what people don't understand. Which prominent research are these federal universities doing to attract grants from private investors? In America the easiest ways to pay for University education are to either join the military or take a student loan that would probably take you 20 years to pay back. Which Nigerians would be willing to take that kind of loan (gets up to $40k per session) when they know that after graduation there are no jobs? At least there in the US just a small percentage of their adults go to the university but here in Nigeria everyone wants to be a graduate, not because of passion but because you can't earn a living with waec result. I don't know how to explain it sef, I'm just ranting right now. Dont know if Im making any sense anymore. The situation with education (and most other things in Nigeria) is a circle of failure. I wonder what it'll take to make this country actually work.

emonkey:

Post pictures of your room in your father's house

harborlardey:

So in other words, you're talking based on your own assumed perspective....
You've actuallly never been to the Greatest University in Nigeria.....



Baba, go an sipping chilled bottles of zobo.

comshots:
And they received awards as the best university in Africa.What criteria did the researchers used?

newsynews:

More pictures

ThankYouGod:
Just like Nigerian prisons.