dingbang:
example.. Millenniumlady

Shut up

CAPSLOCKED:


I NEED YOU TO KNOW THAT YOU'RE CONVERSATING WITH A COMMON TOUT.

no wonder.. I waste my time,no more...

She go finish the phd now all these suffer she go transfer to innocent students wey no cause am make she settle for naija do phd.

Ioannes:


Funny enough I and my classmates carried out that same experiment you mentioned and a host of others during my secondary school days because we had a functioning physics, chemistry and biology laboratories.

I went to a public secondary school here in Ibadan and that was where I did what they call practical, I mean real physics and chemistry practical, apparatus were evenly distributed. 2 students to 1. . . . but when I got to University (Lautech), chai, esp in 100L, like 100 students to one set of apparatus. We'll just copy from those that also copy from those in the front. Practicals in most public universities in Nigeria are full of shit.

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enemmo:
In 100 level physics, we had a lab experiment to determine the refractive index of a transparent object(angle of refraction) or so. There were many methods including the use of a machine. The Lab instructor warned us not to touch the equipment as there was only 1 functioning in the whole Uni. So we just went in groups of 5, inspected the machine and went out..and then wrote reports. That day was one of the worst days in my life.
Private Universities have better facilities and access to practicals.

Have you been to any?

enemmo:
In 100 level physics, we had a lab experiment to determine the refractive index of a transparent object(angle of refraction) or so. There were many methods including the use of a machine. The Lab instructor warned us not to touch the equipment as there was only 1 functioning in the whole Uni. So we just went in groups of 5, inspected the machine and went out..and then wrote reports. That day was one of the worst days in my life.
Private Universities have better facilities and access to practicals.

Have you been to any?

enemmo:
In 100 level physics, we had a lab experiment to determine the refractive index of a transparent object(angle of refraction) or so. There were many methods including the use of a machine. The Lab instructor warned us not to touch the equipment as there was only 1 functioning in the whole Uni. So we just went in groups of 5, inspected the machine and went out..and then wrote reports. That day was one of the worst days in my life.
Private Universities have better facilities and access to practicals.

Yet they are bashed and tagged inferior by public uni grads. It is well indeed.

writerights:


Have you been to any?

I have and I can confirm they have far better labs.

PurestBoy:


I went to a public secondary school here in Ibadan and that was where I did what they call practical, I mean real physics and chemistry practical, apparatus were evenly distributed. 2 students to 1. . . . but when I got to University (Lautech), chai, esp in 100L, like 100 students to one set of apparatus. We'll just copy from those that also copy from those in the front. Practicals in most public universities in Nigeria are full of shit.

I saw more practicals in sec sch than public uni before switching over.

CodeTemplar:
I have and I can confirm they have far better labs.

Lol... Cool temper. I wouldn't expect anything different from you. The land always seems greener at the other side of the fence for those who haven't crossed it. As it stands, mushroom private universities are littered all over, I'm not buying crap from any of them.

anochuko01:
lol, pure science is nigeria? na scam joor.
poorly funded labs and research centres all over the country.
She try sha

Provide money for those lab improvement one Nigerian will hide it in one of his hidden bank account, that's how bad things have degenerated in Nigeria.

PurestBoy:


I went to a public secondary school here in Ibadan and that was where I did what they call practical, I mean real physics and chemistry practical, apparatus were evenly distributed. 2 students to 1. . . . but when I got to University (Lautech), chai, esp in 100L, like 100 students to one set of apparatus. We'll just copy from those that also copy from those in the front. Practicals in most public universities in Nigeria are full of shit.

You are right. I went to a federal school in Ibadan too and apparatuses were always given to us one to each student.

I guess universities in Nigeria admit more students than they have the capacity for and that in itself is fraudulent.

Mama researcher, u can equally start another research on why light is not stable there! We are waiting

Really very saddening

It is entirely normal. Einstein did not have a billion dollar budget and state of the art laboratories to do exploits. The ascension to excellence is not only tasking on the mind but on the soul. Challenges is a proof of desire and a fuel for conquest.

My concern is that having scaled all these hurdles and imprinted your name in the sands of time, donot leave a shadow simikar to ehat you met. After all someone walked these same paths and left an awful mess on the way out. Yes, someone like you is responsible for all you see and experience.

Make a clear difference.

Ioannes:


You are right. I went to a federal school in Ibadan too and apparatuses were always given to us one to each student.

I guess universities in Nigeria admit more students than they have the capacity for and that in itself is fraudulent.

No. What is fraudulent is every family having four, five, six, seven children. That is a quadruple surge in population in a very short time. It will take massive sacrifices of intellect, time and treasure to guarantee quality education to them all. That is the scam called Nigeria, our run away population. Who will agree to forgo education for his ward if he had a choice? Will you?

Millenniumlady:
Real bitches in the building I'm happy for you darling

Dat is the capacity of ur brain
She ain't no bitch but a lady. Bitches have no class, ladies ooze class. Get that into ur oblong head

Reference:


No. What is fraudulent is every family having four, five, six, seven children. That is a quadruple surge in population in a very short time. It will take massive sacrifices of intellect, time and treasure to guarantee quality education to them all. That is the scam called Nigeria, our run away population. Who will agree to forgo education for his ward if he had a choice? Will you?

I am appalled by your way of reasoning.

According to you then the Federal government should make a policy banning young couples from procreating because we want to reduce the population of the country.

Our run away population? I guess China should be the least educated country in the world with over 1billion Chinese. India is the largest democracy in the world and we run there for our medical needs.
Don't get me started on the United States with more than twice the population of Nigeria.

If reduction in population guaranteed education for all, why is it that other African countries with only a fraction of our population like Niger Republic, Chad, Sudan, Libya all have majority of their population uneducated?

You are laying the blame of the government which has refused to implement credible education policies at the feet of citizens who are doing their duty of populating this country with human resources.

You are thinking like a Freemason bro.

Working on production of biodiesel or carrying out research on transesterification at this age is more of research exercise. There's no research novelty, urgency and demand for such activity.

why bother? why put herself through all that troubles?
Just wait for God to wave a magic wand and everything will be brilliant.


The problem with Nigerians is they are all waiting for God to fix everything for them, even common basic Electicity

beninfo3:
Nigeria,the giant of Africa, endowed with crude oil and other mineral resources is supposed to be the lead country when it comes to infrastructure and education but the reverse is the case. Here comes the experience of a Nigerian lady carrying out her project work to publish a thesis for her Ph.D program one of the notable Nigerian Universities:

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George Loveday's comment got me laughing. But it's just the simple truth

You rock dear. Hope to join you soon. Your determination and hard work will pay off some day.

stagger:
At least when Covenant University is charging the school fees they are charging, you know what you are paying for: quality education, not the BS we see in public universities.

Dislike

Baroba:
Pack that thing up and come to Europe, na here you talent get value..

Are you in Europe? Someone wants to connect with you

ubox:

Covenant University's own is not bad

sir, you know its privately funded. and I'm sure its not easy.

chemashie:
Working on production of biodiesel or carrying out research on transesterification at this age is more of research exercise. There's no research novelty, urgency and demand for such activity.

but biodiesel is the fuel of the future. She is not doing original research but novel probably she is proposing a better method of doing the process so it is considered novelty.

beninfo3:

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Ejiod:
When I'm not mad to do PhD in Nigeria. God forbid..Lecturers that Dont update their Operating system talk less of infrastructure.

My broda shey ur own na Ph.D, me na Masters sef.. I don't wanna do it in this country.

hisgrace090:



Provide money for those lab improvement one Nigerian will hide it in one of his hidden bank account, that's how bad things have degenerated in Nigeria.

You are right!

IchBinBrait:


My broda shey ur own na Ph.D, me na Masters sef.. I don't wanna do it in this country.

I did my Masters 2015@ unilag. Though good.Finished less than 12months even with a high PhD grade. While there I discovered lots of errors in the system.Nigeria is still 300 years behind others in science & technology. My friend @ ABU is stl there 3years on his masters. So frustrating. I won't advice anyone to venture into masters in any Nigerian school except unilag & UI...... If na PhD pls run from any naija sch..Can you imagine same unilag,I saw a PhD student of 6 years stl coming to prof for correction naso I de shake head inside me.