masseratti:
no my dear, Kwara poly is on the same rate with my public primary school, don't beef am not even Babcock alumni, but please don't compare even Kwara poly to Babcock.

Help me tell the hediot. He's just pained that whichever uni he attended can't match Babcock.. and yes, I'm a proud alumni

The first private university in Nigeria was igbinedion university, okada. Weldone for your pictorial job anyway

nurez305:
Kwara poly is even better than this overated school

Joke of the season. You want to compare a private university with a PUBLIC polytechnic??

if yu hav de money let yur children go to a good private university.. simple

Proud alumni...

observanc1:
futminna is in yorubaland?

Where do u see futminna here nw, is ur brain malfunctioning? or maybe u ar blind.

Make sense, but CU beat them o.

OdenKelechi:

That's the 1st female hostel to be built on the campus and so far it's still the strongest. It's called Nyberg Hall

Nyberg and Ogden are probably the strongest

HigherEd:
Officially inaugurated on April 20, 1999, Babcock University is the pioneer private University in Nigeria.
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Babcock is amomg the best privately owned universities in Nigeria and is Highly rated in Africa when it comes to Education and research. its environment is one of the most beautiful in Nigeria.
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�AWARDS
• First Accredited Private University in Nigeria
• Among Universities in Nigeria to produce first class graduates at the Bar exams from the Nigeria Law School.
• Ranked among the top 20 universities with the most employable graduates in Nigeria (STUTERN)
• 1st University to clinch the World Branding Forum’s Best Brand Award (Education category, Nigeria) four times consecutively.
• First University in Nigeria to get all courses accredited within the first four years of establishing its medical school
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Notable Alumni
• @davidoofficial - Nigerian Music Superstar
• @shollsman - CEO Paystack
• Olumide Oworu - Nigerian actor
• Alex Usifo - Veteran Nigerian actor

That's chiamaka, the second person from the left. Smart girl, Proud UCISS alumni

ogbonti:
SCHOOLS EVERYWHERE in nigeria minting "unemployable" GRADUATES

WHERE are the skills aquisition centers to produce blue collar workers and Entrepreneurs?

I mean where are the vocational schools to teach people how to make things with their hands? fix things with their hands, earn a living?

hMMMM... WE LOVE CHASING SHADOWS ALOT IN NIGERIA

BTW, why Ben Carson? An American who does not give a rat azz about you is what u are naming your college of medicine after?


Do you think there will be a WOLE SOYINKA college of liberal Arts in any University in the US? OR Olikoye Ramsome Kuti School of Medicine in any University in the UK? Black man grow up! EMANCIPATE YOURSELF FROM MENTAL SLAVERY

Why was Polytechnic created in the first place, is not for students to acquire skills and then use it to generate wealth?. Instead of many using such skills all they think is white collar jobs by furthering to university that offers less practical but more theory

seueh:


I hope you have checked properly on internet if that name(Ben Carson) has anything to do with Seventh Day Adventist Church or anything related to medicine, don't just type anything on internet,

Adventist or Medicine, same colo-mentality

Don't we have Naija clergy who were outstanding ijnthe 7th day Adventist Church or Medicine? Whatever it is- BLACKMAN love yourself! Honor yourself!

asuustrike1:

CU has the highest Jamb applicant yet their intake are lesser than Babcock how come?

BU has more spaces than CU. The objective is to select only the best for the limited spaces, not overcrowd the place like most Nigerian schools.

Deborachi:
I think the school is overrated

In what way ?

OdenKelechi:

That's the 1st female hostel to be built on the campus and so far it's still the strongest. It's called Nyberg Hall

do you know that sign?

asuustrike1:

CU has the highest Jamb applicant yet their intake are lesser than Babcock how come?

CU doesn't want so much students... Babcock wants many...

Olumide owuru went to unilag not Babcock

OdenKelechi:

That's the 1st female hostel to be built on the campus and so far it's still the strongest. It's called Nyberg Hall

Wrong. That's Nzobu nzobu hall

Bagehot:


BU has more spaces than CU. The objective is to select only the best for the limited spaces, not overcrowd the place like most Nigerian schools.

That is good

Nazi symbol
Hmm

nurez305:
Kwara poly is even better than this overated school

May God forgive you.

sonnie10:
Why does that Ariel view (second to the last picture) look like something constructed by the Germans in the 40s?

Nazi recognition.

man, Nigerians think a university must have 50 acres of land and 100 buildings to be the best. travel abroad and see how top ranking schools use only a single 4 storey buiding with only a car park and offers the best education. we just dont get things right..i feel like we are cursed sometimes

Lyoncrescent:
Great Babcockite. Its a good school because of the people you get to meet there but to be honest their research output is quite poor especially when you compare it with Covenant Uni. They also have some very lackluster lecturers who are only there because they are members of the seventh day Adventist fold. The food back then was suicide but if i had to choose which private university my child or family member will attend, i will consider Covenant Uni and Afe Babalola Uni before i consider babcock. Nice pictures though. I believe babcock,covenant,abuad,abti american and pan atlantic uni(lagos business school) should form a kind of ivy league private university association to conduct research and exchange knowledge and other ideas in a bid to improve excellence.

I like the way your thinking faculty functions. This is a brilliant idea! Hopefully, they see this and put it into consideration. It would be one of the most outstanding academic breakthroughs for Nigeria.

Lyoncrescent:
Great Babcockite. Its a good school because of the people you get to meet there but to be honest their research output is quite poor especially when you compare it with Covenant Uni. They also have some very lackluster lecturers who are only there because they are members of the seventh day Adventist fold. The food back then was suicide but if i had to choose which private university my child or family member will attend, i will consider Covenant Uni and Afe Babalola Uni before i consider babcock. Nice pictures though. I believe babcock,covenant,abuad,abti american and pan atlantic uni(lagos business school) should form a kind of ivy league private university association to conduct research and exchange knowledge and other ideas in a bid to improve excellence.

First of all, "Ivy league" isn't an association to conduct research and exchange knowledge.
It's a collegiate athletic body comprising eight private universities in the US just like the UK's golden triangle.
At least if you can't cognate a different name for the Nigerian Universities, make correct references to the Foreign ones.

Thehumanlloydl:

First of all, "Ivy league" isn't an association to conduct research and exchange knowledge.
It's a collegiate athletic body comprising eight private universities in the US just like the UK's golden triangle.
At least if you can't cognate a different name for the Nigerian Universities, make correct references to the Foreign ones.

The Ivy League is an American collegiate athletic conference comprising sports teams from eight private universities in the Northeastern United States. The term Ivy League is typically used to refer to those eight schools as a group of elite colleges beyond the sports context.[2] The eight members are Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, and Yale University. Ivy League has connotations of academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism. While i agree that the ivy league in the US dont always conduct research or exchange knowledge together, i believe the Nigerian version should go down this path cos of funding constraints and also to build research citation rankings through collaboration

Lyoncrescent:


The Ivy League is an American collegiate athletic conference comprising sports teams from eight private universities in the Northeastern United States. The term Ivy League is typically used to refer to those eight schools as a group of elite colleges beyond the sports context.[2] The eight members are Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, and Yale University. Ivy League has connotations of academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism. While i agree that the ivy league in the US dont always conduct research or exchange knowledge together, i believe the Nigerian version should go down this path cos of funding constraints and also to build research citation rankings through collaboration

"....agree that the Ivy league in the US..." How many other ivy leagues do you know?
It's just a nickname for those eight colleges not like a pre-existing term that was adopted by them SMH.
Ivy league exists only in the US, UK's golden triangle is also a nick name for [Oxford, Cambridge and London]. What I was saying Is that if the Nigerian Universities want to establish a body like that, they should use a genuine name not a borrowed version of The US colleges.

Thehumanlloydl:

"....agree that the Ivy league in the US..." How many other ivy leagues do you know?
It's just a nickname for those eight colleges not like a pre-existing term that was adopted by them SMH.
Ivy league exists only in the US, UK's golden triangle is also a nick name for [Oxford, Cambridge and London]. What I was saying Is that if the Nigerian Universities want to establish a body like that, they should use a genuine name not a borrowed version of The US colleges.

I get now. Definitely not the ivy league name

mimicue:
Olumide owuru went to unilag not Babcock

Olumide attended King's College, Lagos and the University of Lagos. He recently graduated from Babcock University in June 2017. Olumide commenced his acting career at the age of six with the television series Everyday People. He is also known for his role as 'Tari' in the Africa Magic Series ‘The Johnsons’. He starred in other television series such as The Patriot, The Men In Her Life, Hammer, Stolen Waters and New Son.Olumide portrayed the character ‘Weki’ in Mtv Base's Shuga series, seasons 3 and 4. He is also a television presenter.Olumide has won several awards including the "Mr. Popularity" prize in the Model of Africa 2012 contest, the "Nollywood Revelation of The Year" award at the Scream Awards 2014 and "The Most Promising Youth Actor" award at Ping Awards 2014. He won the Most Promising actor in the 2015 Best of Nollywood Awards and Best Supporting actor for his role in the Soldier's Story in the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.

Dareal90s:

Where do u see futminna here nw, is ur brain malfunctioning? or maybe u ar blind.

u are a cow and lack understanding

observanc1:
u are a cow and lack understanding

U ar a pig

airsaylongcon:


Nyberg and Ogden are probably the strongest

Clearly.. nyberg, ogden and white hall are the strongest

goat22:


Wrong. That's Nzobu nzobu hall

You mean white hall?