dunsin125:
Ehehehe, the Lord is your strength, I am planning medicine for a 2nd certificate next year andq aiiiiii, I am kind of scared of the reading.

Emmaxy9:
"General studies workbook -10 marks, test -5 marks, and now Book review -10 marks", I soliloquized to myself while leaving the G's building after staying back in class with the hope of me submitting my book review.

"Oh,so I have missed like 25 marks now and hopes of exam are daunting because I really don't know what's going on in that class.
I started talking to myself while going back home,sad and hopeless. So this gs lecturer wants me to fail? God forbid.
I started to think, what will happen if she collects my work and mark them? After all it's all about learning isn't it?

I think this is one of the reasons why Nigeria's education system is backward and retarded. The system makes the students take marks and scores as number one priority without making sure that knowledge is acquired. It makes you want to rush and work everything out so you'll just get that a you want.

Gp is most cherished instead of the real knowledge. Little wonder why, most people get out of school and are pointless, because they can't practically apply what they learnt into the real world. Instead the businessmen and those who learnt skills thrive and they generally term school to be scam.

I am not saying my gs lecturer did wrong by not collecting my work, all in saying is that the system is so messed up. The other day while at parasitology practicals, we were doing practicals with no specimen, it was just drawn in a book and we were told to label and write features. The worst thing is that, the lecture insisted that those without lab coat go out. Lab coat without seeing any specimen? Thats just rubbish.

Well, I didn't wake up one morning to start laying rants, its just what I observed and some things annoy me.

Imagine, in UNN here, we are 406 medical students when the quota for medical students here is 150. See the problem? When one sector is bad it's going to be hard getting it anywhere else. Most of them are connected. It all falls back to the greediness of the VC ozumba, more admission from him means more money. Just by his selfish desires, suffering the people who merited the admission. Last I checked from a friend at ui, they're just 150 medical student in year 2.

Well, let me just be going for class, lol...Classes that I won't even learn anything...let me just satisfy my conscience.

Have a nice day y'all....

Emmaxy9:


Don't be scared at all..don't mind what people say... people have come and conquered so why not you?

Emmaxy9:
"General studies workbook -10 marks, test -5 marks, and now Book review -10 marks", I soliloquized to myself while leaving the G's building after staying back in class with the hope of me submitting my book review.

"Oh,so I have missed like 25 marks now and hopes of exam are daunting because I really don't know what's going on in that class.
I started talking to myself while going back home,sad and hopeless. So this gs lecturer wants me to fail? God forbid.
I started to think, what will happen if she collects my work and mark them? After all it's all about learning isn't it?

I think this is one of the reasons why Nigeria's education system is backward and retarded. The system makes the students take marks and scores as number one priority without making sure that knowledge is acquired. It makes you want to rush and work everything out so you'll just get that a you want.

Gp is most cherished instead of the real knowledge. Little wonder why, most people get out of school and are pointless, because they can't practically apply what they learnt into the real world. Instead the businessmen and those who learnt skills thrive and they generally term school to be scam.

I am not saying my gs lecturer did wrong by not collecting my work, all in saying is that the system is so messed up. The other day while at parasitology practicals, we were doing practicals with no specimen, it was just drawn in a book and we were told to label and write features. The worst thing is that, the lecture insisted that those without lab coat go out. Lab coat without seeing any specimen? Thats just rubbish.

Well, I didn't wake up one morning to start laying rants, its just what I observed and some things annoy me.

Imagine, in UNN here, we are 406 medical students when the quota for medical students here is 150. See the problem? When one sector is bad it's going to be hard getting it anywhere else. Most of them are connected. It all falls back to the greediness of the VC ozumba, more admission from him means more money. Just by his selfish desires, suffering the people who merited the admission. Last I checked from a friend at ui, they're just 150 medical student in year 2.

Well, let me just be going for class, lol...Classes that I won't even learn anything...let me just satisfy my conscience.

Have a nice day y'all....

Emmaxy9:


Lol..surely there's enough time for every single thing you want to do. It's just all about you. You are your control panel, you control all what you want to do...in fact you can flex life and still be on the right track...

You just have to know what works for ykh

OloladeWrites:
406? In MBBS alone or you have added Dentistry, Physio and other allied courses?

dunsin125:
That is how it is, we are so focused on passing exams than acquiring the real knowledge, that is why many forget what they have been taught a day after Exam. My friend who is Ekpoma I think 300lvl said they admitted over 400 students for MBBS in 100lvl and only 100 or so would graduate at the end of the day. I advise you to steadily consult YouTube so that you can get what is going on.

dunsin125:
Okay bro, don't forget to update us and by His Grace, I would be taking Jamb next year. #MBBs

CentiLion:

Yes they are over 400 in UNN MBBS yr1, yet merit list was 103, 90% of the remaining 300 were based on connection and selling admission slots. Close to 200 in Dentistry while quota is 25.
Very Greedy VC, he wanted to make as much money as possible since it is his last year as VC. He even reduce the general cut off from 200 to 180 in an era where departmental cut off is steadily increasing, so as to collect N2000 from aspirants who scored between 180 to 199 who will not get admission. The past VC bleep UNN real hard.

Emmaxy9:


This is real truth. That's the government of the day in Nigeria, everyone is after their selfish interest.
Well, our job is to try to improve the system.
Even classes here is war. one will come to class and at the end not even know what the topic is due to over population.

Froshchuksswart:



ANASO nice job well ����� be exposing our school, the number 406 is not for medicine alone its for MEDICINE and DENTISTRY AND DENTAL SURGERY medicine is 300+ and Dentistry is 100+, well in case you don't know who is talking it is Doc_frosh Dentistry and dental surgery nice job i am now following your thread I will assist you ����

NnaemekaJude:
We should not mind the inadequcies of UNN. Our education is up to us.. Lectures is not the only route to knowledge aquisition.



Doc Anaso & Frosh.
Doc Frosh, that ur hairstyle is dope �

Froshchuksswart:

Thanks nnaemeka,
Are you in UNN ?

Emmaxy9:
Last days at University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Wow, go getter have you checked the exam timetable?" I asked my lodgemate one afternoon while using the mis software wifi near mis building. It was really out and man, time's short. We have our first exam on 20th September and our last on 16th October.
Oh no, i said to myself, I had already told my people back home that I would be coming back home by 10th October and the exam timetable have spoilt that. My parents and people awaiting me at home will be thinking I'm using them to joke, or do something like a party or something, lol.
Well, it doesn't matter much, after all I don't beg people to believe me. While going to church yesterday evening, i met Thelma a fellow medical student and we were gisting about the shortness of time. What baffled me was that she said that we would resume our second year by November. November? I asked with shock. Oh, that is so immediate, imagine there's not going to be enough time for me to enjoy myself, flex and get fat small, lol. Unn have drained the very bit of me and now just some weeks of break? They must be joking...
Okay, okay, last days at unn. Wow, how fast this first year have scurried by. I could remember when I first resumed, the way time flew still surprises me. Can you imagine, I haven't gone home since early this year. Well, this first year is going to be summarised in weeks, and that's just it. We would leave the Nsukka campus to the Enugu campus where the pre clinicals start. There we are going to be doing Almight Anatomy, Biochemistry and physiology.
All I can say to myself is that Emmanuel, you need to buckle up, I didn't even give up to 2℅ of my best, things just happened by Little work and Gods Grace. Unec no be beans, that's where the main deal starts, so you have to buckle up bro.
Okay, till we meet nairalanders.

Jabarzee:
Una head dey hot o

dunsin125:
Baba... I fear your people ooo but I hope say the lecturers no go de eye una.

Emmaxy9:

Lol..no need to fear.. physics is coming with its mighty power... Everyone is really scared of that...
But we pray it'll turn out well Sha...

Emmaxy9:
As I am right now, I don't know whether I'm confused or I lack interest, but this gs 202 has been giving me a tough time for times now.
By Friday 18th October, we will be writing our last paper, which would make us officially done with our stay at Nsukka. Things have come and gone, and everyone is so interested in the second year, I even have friends that have started getting the pdfs of each textbook to read. I know that joy, so sweet, the pleasure of entering preclinical.
Well, let me finish exams this week, and I'll probably update you guys proper on my preclinicals.
Have a nice day