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Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by nicedayontop: 11:48am On Dec 20, 2019 |
What you failed to realise is that there are many indigenes of Niger state studying in better schools in various states of the federation. Grow up in your thinking and not become myopic.In my school here in Abuja, I can count six girls who scored more than 320 in jamb and they are from Niger state.The north is not as backward in education as many southeners think. prodigyevans: 1 Like |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 11:50am On Dec 20, 2019 |
nengibo:I Never said they don't kill christains, you find them mainly in islamic states, where they bombs mosques and kills Muslims, they don't care if the person is a Muslim or christain, they just kill, the journalist they executed are all muslims. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by manlawal(m): 11:50am On Dec 20, 2019 |
jumper524:i know 3 lecturers which are from plateau when i was there , nuhu yaqub era was also dominated with igalas , when adelabu came he also use admit people from his local government and when adikwu was there he will d his own even prof nwabueze tried for igbo when he was acting vc before adelabu , that doesnt all local government doesnt have representative except you are the type that dont attend state association meetings and cultural day , i attend all states and tribes that did cultural day during my time and they have at least 2 lecturers from that state. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by traihit: 11:51am On Dec 20, 2019 |
jumper524: The first line where you asked a question is exactly what I'm speaking against. It's becoming cancerous to our system. Not long ago, results of Unity Schools were released and it's even more saddening. In some parts of the South, the zeal of learners to be more diligent is already dying out. How do we create a system where diligence is applauded and balance is allowed cos the system we're running is only focused on regionalism and ethnicity while diligence is in the thrash? 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 12:00pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
MasterKernel:You mean, you oil developed Lagos, you must be sleeping. As if Lagos is the only state oil revenue is spent on. When Nigeria relied on Agricultural produce of the North and South West, 1 Naira was 0.9 dollar, as time goes one when we start relying on the crude oil, Naira start to diminish in value. Nigeria wasn't better for the last 50 years. Then Nigeria had money on it's own, we even supply other countries with electricity, we don't collected loans, our revenue was bulky, but now we collect loan alot, we have nothing on our own and there is no plan to pay back. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Akandehmd(m): 12:01pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
[quote author=MoIbrahim post=85057661]Honestly *the person who wrote this piece “Injustice to one is injustice to all” is completely ignorant of the process of admission in Ahmadu Bello University Zaria,* For those of us that wrote Jamb 3 times passed all and failed to secure admission whom also are from the catchment area of the University felt the same way but later got to understand the process & how it works! There are some unique facts about ABU that we must appreciate which includes among so many others; ABU is the most cosmopolitan University in the whole of Africa not even Nigeria �� it’s no news that ABU Zr has students from each and every of the 774 local governments in �� which makes it a mini ��. When it comes to teaching staff, ABU is the only record holder of having atleast 1 senior staff from each and every of the 36 states in Nigeria and it has remained so till date. So in essence not even the University of Abuja that is in the heart of Nigeria can boast of having students from all the 774 local governments or a staff from each of the 36 states in the Country. Then we should be proud of ABU Zr. I can personally attest to the fact that in each and every Departmental admission guideline clearly spells out three criteria’s and is religiously adhered to which includes: 1. Merrit list 45% of the total students admitted to the dept (Atleast 2 to 3 students with the highest score from each state). 2. Catchment area list 35% (like any other university in Nigeria ABU considers students from its selected States as it catchment area). & 3. Less Educationally developed states list 20% (in other to give candidates in some selected states that are not as educationally developed as the others a chance to be in ABU as they are at a disadvantage and cannot stand their colleagues from the opposite side) which makes 100% for each department and in doing this no state is left out. Please tell me which other University in Nigeria can say same of their institution? I’ll tell U the answer for free “NONE”. As regards the case of one *Goodness Thomas, she would have made it for the MBBS Merit list from her state but unfortunately she was number 7 on the list in terms of jamb score from Niger state* and only the first two were picked as it is in d case with all other 36 states and the FCT, she also wouldn’t have made it for the 2nd & 3rd criteria for admission as the number from the Medical and Dental Board limits ABU MBBS to only 120students per session so please do the maths how would U have admitted Goodness into MBBS and justify it even if U are on the admissions committee? It is also important that I call the attention of the writer of this mischievous piece, that Goodness Thomas was quick to change her 1st choice to ‘Anatomy’ from MBBS seeing she didn’t make the 1st list and she was admitted in the 2nd list of admission which she accepted gladly and quickly, so why are people been mischievous and sharing very wrong information on social media? I have seen the list of about 25 candidates this year alone from Kwara, Benue and Kogi states who scored above 300 and didn’t make the list for MBBS but unfortunately their representatives don’t have social media handles to speak out on their behalf. This year alone ABU received more than 40,000 qualified candidates which is the largest number of applicants for any university in Nigeria and Jamb gave ABU the clearance to take in 11,000 candidates which is also the highest number any university is taking in this year, so who will speak for the over 29,000 qualified candidates? Even ASUU is crying that accademic staff are over stretched due to the number of lecturer to student at the moment. As it stands, ABU is among the 1st generation of universities in Nigeria and there has been plans from the management under the leadership of Prof. Ibrahim Garba with support from the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) and the Ministry of Education for ABU Zr to Migrate into a fully pledged Post-Graduate University and that can only happen if the number of undergraduates intake is cut by more than half the number its currently taking in. So please let’s call all mischief makers to order and if anyone has any issue on admission of a candidate to write to the University rather than embarking on campaign of calmuny on social media to dent the reputation of a University we all hold Comrade Rafindadi, point of correction University of Ilorin have the highest number of Jamb candidate |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by jumper524(m): 12:03pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
traihit:every system has its good and bad and the bad part of the quota system is this news. But if you can put yourself in both shoes ( merit and quota) and ascertain the good and bad in long and short run maybe you'll agree with ABU zaria that manage to give room for both. Merit: 45% Quota: 55% |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Guest14(m): 12:07pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
And she's dumb that only MBBS she can study. Mtsew |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by MasterKernel: 12:09pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Snowale: Oga... Kindly mention 3 key infrastructures that were built with Coco Money, and still standing till today. I will mention every key infrastructure built with oil money in Lagos. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by DECLAN2015(m): 12:10pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
traihit: Our environment is very toxic to success U denied someone with high score admission , Only to give the same admission to less qualify in the name of quota system.We are still far.no country developed like this. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by izubext007: 12:11pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Thanks 4 The Orientation, She Would Av Been A Bad Doctor. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by DECLAN2015(m): 12:13pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
IAmStrange: So u are now the ultimate defender of islam.continue. Y are muslim to insecure alwayz want to protect,fight for religion and god. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by abujaafar18: 12:20pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
darfay:perhaps he should have also said something about Uganda's Lord Resistance Army, a Christian terrorist group that has killed, maimed and raped thousands of innocent Ugandans. Do you think terrorism is a monopoly of Muslims and Islam? You mischief maker! |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by abujaafar18: 12:23pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
DECLAN2015:Just as the Roman Catholics LRA are fighting for their God in Uganda. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by ojasopeatlast(m): 12:24pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Let us debunk all this now Goodness Thomas has gotten admission to Anatomy department of the grate ABU, except if she can deny that as at now she don't have admission. I was among the people who is doing the media protest for her and was sent to the appropriate quota. Let read the the analysis below and stop the destructive criticism. From the wall of Prof Muhammad Kabir Isa This explanation is satisfactory and should be read by all naysayers. "A Colleague's response on the Article above Honestly the person who wrote this piece “Injustice to one is injustice to all” is completely ignorant of the process of admission in Ahmadu BELLO University Zaria, for those of us that wrote Jamb 3times passed all and failed to secure admission whom also are from the catchment area of the University felt the same way but later got to understand the process & how it works! There are some unique facts about ABU that we must appreciate which includes among so many others; ABU is the most cosmopolitan University in the whole of Africa not even Nigeria �� it’s no news that ABU Zr has students from each and every of the 774 local governments in �� which makes it a mini ��. When it comes to teaching staff, ABU is the only record holder of having atleast 1 senior staff from each and every of the 36 states in Nigeria and it has remained so till date. So in essence not even the University of Abuja that is in the heart of Nigeria can boast of having students from all the 774 local governments or a staff from each of the 36 states in the Country. Then we should be proud of ABU Zr. I can personally attest to the fact that in each and every Departmental admission guideline clearly spells out three criteria’s and is religiously adhered to which includes: 1. Merrit list 45% of the total students admitted to the dept (Atleast 2 to 3 students with the highest score from each state). 2. Catchment area list 35% (like any other university in Nigeria ABU considers students from its selected States as it catchment area). & 3. Less Educationally developed states list 20% (in other to give candidates in some selected states that are not as educationally developed as the others a chance to be in ABU as they are at a disadvantage and cannot stand their colleagues from the opposite side) which makes 100% for each department and in doing this no state is left out. Please tell me which other University in Nigeria can say same of their institution? I’ll tell U the answer for free “NONE”. As regards the case of one Goodness Thomas, she would have made it for the MBBS Merit list from her state but unfortunately she was number 7 on the list interms of jamb score from Niger state and only the first two were picked as it is in d case with all other 36 states and the FCT, she also wouldn’t have made it for the 2nd & 3rd criteria for admission as the number from the Medical and Dental Board limits ABU MBBS to only 120students per session so please do the maths how would U have admitted Goodness into MBBS and justify it even if U are on the admissions committee? It is also important that I call the attention of the writer of this mischievous piece, that Goodness Thomas was quick to change her 1st choice to ‘Anatomy’ from MBBS seeing she didn’t make the 1st list and she was admitted in the 2nd list of admission which she accepted gladly and quickly, so why are people been mischievous and sharing very wrong information on social media? I have seen the list of about 25 candidates this year alone from Kwara, Benue and Kogi states who scored above 300 and didn’t make the list for MBBS but unfortunately their representatives don’t have social media handles to speak out on their behalf. This year alone ABU received more than 40,000 qualified candidates which is the largest number of applicants for any university in Nigeria and Jamb gave ABU the clearance to take in 11,000 candidates which is also the highest number any university is taking in this year, so who will speak for the over 29,000 qualified candidates? Even ASUU is crying that accademic staff are over stretched due to the number of lecturer to student at the moment. As it stands, ABU is among the 1st generation of universities in Nigeria and there has been plans from the management under the leadership of Prof. Ibrahim Garba with support from the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) and the Ministry of Education for ABU Zr to Migrate into a fully pledged Post-Graduate University and that can only happen if the number of undergraduates intake is cut by more than half the number its currently taking in. So please let’s call all mischief makers to order and if anyone has any issue on admission of a candidate to write to the University rather than embarking on campaign of calmuny on social media to dent the reputation of a University we all hold Dear. Abubakar A Rafindadi |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Semaj77(m): 12:28pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
MoIbrahim: How do you want the country to develop with this quota nonsense , what you're essentially saying is someone from another state or local government who has a much lower score but fewer candidates will get admitted Where is the sense in that ? If all best 120 candidates come from a single local government then please they should be admitted |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 12:33pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
MasterKernel:oil only contributes about 9% to the GDP. Nigeria produces only about 2.7% of the world's oil supply (in comparison, Saudi Arabia produces 12.9%, Russia produces 12.7% and the United States produces 8.6%).[30] Although the petroleum sector is important, as government revenues still heavily rely on this sector, it remains a small part of the country's overall economy...... That's google. In 2012, the GDP was composed of the following sectors: agriculture: 40%; services: 30%; manufacturing: 15%; oil: 14%.[39] By 2015, the GDP was composed of the following sectors: agriculture: 18%; services: 55%; manufacturing: 16%; oil: 8% As of 2010, about 30% of Nigerians are employed in agriculture.[127] Agriculture used to be the principal foreign exchange earner of Nigeria. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Alexaonfleek: 12:34pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Bedwyr:I agree with almost everything you posted except two 1.The main reason why it's harder for Southerners to gain admission generally is because of the catchment area stuff 2.She should study anatomy.HABA!!!! You are wicked ooo So that she will be looking for job on the street abi |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by drlateef: 12:38pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
traihit: But this is what happens everyday in Nigeria. It is even in our constitution, quota system. ABU should not be singled out for condemnation, thats the message. Because even in the state you claim as yours, they also practice quota system. It is not only in Nigeria they practice quota system. In UK the governmebt made it compulsory for Russell group universities including Oxford and Cambridge to admit certain number of students from state educated pupils. Now, almost 50% of students going to Oxford are from public schools. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by MasterKernel: 12:42pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Snowale: The Nigerian economy is heavily dependent on the oil sector, which, accounts for over 95 percent of export earnings and about 40 percent of government revenues, according to the International Monetary Fund. Please kindly show us the infrastructures built by your agricultural Era. Why did Nigeria, Russia and Venezuela go into recession the moment crude oil dropped in price? Can you tell us any sector that brings more foreign exchange than oil ($20 million per day). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_industry_in_Nigeria |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by prodigyevans(m): 12:42pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
nicedayontop: Six girls who wrote the exams themselves? Is that what you mean? And you want to tell me that the only thing you went about doing in a citadel of Learning is looking for girls from the north who scored above 320 for research purpose abi? And what was there course of study or didnt you bother to ask them? Mr researcher!!! I wont want to banter words with you. We all know the essence for the introduction of THE EDUCATIONAL LESS PRIVILEGED STATE and FEDERAL CHARACTER. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 12:47pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
MasterKernel:I've given you my evidences, As of 2010, about 30% of Nigerians are employed in agriculture. griculture used to be the principal foreign exchange earner of Nigeria. Wikipedia. And all the infrastructure built in Nigeria isn't directly from oil, it's revenue made through agriculture, services, mining, oil etc. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by nicedayontop: 12:50pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
The same thing will happen at U I because there would be more than six who scored more than 302 and are seeking MBBS admission.Don't let us be carry away by emotion.The population of candidates seeking admission into MBBS each year in ABU and UI is higher than 400 and they can't admit more than 150 each.The quota system we complain about has been there for more than 30 years now and Nigerians are not complaining because it favours them sometimes. they only complain when the opposite occurs. planetzone10: |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by MasterKernel: 1:03pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Snowale: How does Agricultural employment of 30% transend to foreign exchange? You don't know the main aim of export is to earn foreign exchange. Surprisingly, we don't have food sufficiency and you're talking of export. We import Rice, Beans (Niger), Groundnut Oil, Tomato (Cotonue), Fish (Cameroon), Pepper (Ghana) etc... Nigeria depends on the oil and gas industry for more than 90% of its export earnings and about 70% of government revenue. https://www.shell.com.ng/media/nigeria-reports-and-publications-briefing-notes/economic-contribution.html I still challenge you to mention those infrastructures built with Agricultural proceeds, I don't want to waste your time. I can mention all infrastructures in Lagos, time and who built them. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by zeedof(m): 1:05pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
ABU is the only uni in Nigeria that has almost all tribe and even local government in Nigeria as a student and staff |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 1:06pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Alexaonfleek: Anatomy is a good course. Infact, if not for the anatomists that taught me and many of my colleagues anatomy, we won't have been good enough doctors at all. When your surgeon operates, he knows where to go because an anatomist taught him that when he was a student. And it is not for dull people...it can be tough. Plus...like I said, she can get a first class, and read medicine at UI...or even get out of the country. |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Alexaonfleek: 1:13pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Bedwyr:pls let's be realistic Where will she get a good paying job as an anatomist. Even most first class anatomists end up teaching basic science in secondary school. And if she decides to do DE for UI,it's okay but the years she would use |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Nobody: 1:30pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
Alexaonfleek: Doctors self wey no get good job... (I should know, I'm one of them) |
Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Splendor27: 1:40pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
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Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by Splendor27: 1:40pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
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Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:42pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
bnovative:at least u acknowledge Abu is cosmopolitan which is good from you... I quite agree process of admission and criteria should be made open for all to see... but some information are confidential and can be brought out if need be... which is why transcripts are not given to students by hand... back then in Unical I was fortunate to see d admission list and it was casted in merit catchment less educationally developed states format... my point still stands we need more schools... medicine is competitive esp for a schools like Abu unilag ui unn... initially many were responding with ethnic jibes not knowing d girl is from North Central.... my cousin applied to uniben chemical engineering later got chemistry he is from edo State... the lady got anatomy and she is young meaning she can always read medicine tomoro self... |
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