blowjohn:
So Madonna university scaled thru.


Never heard anything positive in the news from that school.


Only bad news

lampido22:
Shutdown completely the useless University on the niger.

SoNature:


The comment is totally unnecessary.

God1000:
Good for them, but why is the focus only on the universities, what about the polytechnics

Coder2Client:


Second class Institutions should sit one side

ILoveNG:
All private universities should undergo investigation. A friend of mine attends one of these institutions, established in 2005, for a full-time program. However, he rarely goes to the school.

I have my reservations about private universities

loswhite:
Lol but have no reservations against public universities where you guys sit on top of windows......lol haters

ILoveNG:


I attended OAU - one of those schools students pick as first choice. They don’t ‘sit on top of windows’ there and you must attend classes to pass.

I can write a book for you about my reservations for private universities if you wish for it.

loswhite:
Unfortunately OAU is not the only public universities. You should also write a book about the poor state of your public universities

Coder2Client:


Second class Institutions should sit one side

God1000:
Good for them, but why is the focus only on the universities, what about the polytechnics

ILoveNG:


I attended OAU - one of those schools students pick as first choice. They don’t ‘sit on top of windows’ there and you must attend classes to pass.

I can write a book for you about my reservations for private universities if you wish for it.

Yestogood:


Nothing is second class about polytechnics.

ivolt:

Says an Oluwole degree holder.

hotspec:
Problem. So, polytechnics are 2nd class institutions?

Coder2Client:


Yes, boss.

hotspec:
interesting. Educate me on why they're second class

parkervero:


Polytechnic is second choice to students seeking admission into uni, meaning, it's what they fall back on if uni admission didn't click.



Let me stop here to read your reactions to these.

ILoveNG:
All private universities should undergo investigation. A friend of mine attends one of these institutions, established in 2005, for a full-time program. However, he rarely goes to the school.

I have my reservations about private universities

ILoveNG:


I attended OAU - one of those schools students pick as first choice. They don’t ‘sit on top of windows’ there and you must attend classes to pass.

I can write a book for you about my reservations for private universities if you wish for it.

ILoveNG:


Funny, many of those public universities have facilities, projects and installations that you certainly won’t find in your profit-oriented universities. Don’t be deceived by the media. Every public sector in Nigeria is underfunded and I don’t expect you to understand what is needed to be done with the media to get the attention of the government on education.

RepoMan007:
Profit oriented you say. LASU was caught pants down selling any degree for between N2m-N3m just two months ago.
OAU has done worse. So where are you getting your sense of superiority from?

ILoveNG:


How does this change the fact that certificates racketeering is more possible and common in your profit oriented schools? Do you know better than those that ordered the investigation into your post secondary school institutions?

For whatever reasons you chose those schools, i am sure you know about their questionable standards. It’s only reasonable that you defend your school.

FYI OAU (60+ years) don’t sell certificates, it has never happened.

RepoMan007:
baseless assumptions is all I see in your reply here. If racketeering was only possible in private schools, why was LASU caught pants down? Is LASU private owned?

As for your lame defence of OAU, I think denying a student they genuinely admitted just because she exposed a randy sex-for-mark lecturer is worse than selling certificates. That's as good as denying qualified graduate one. 60 years plus of covering fuçk ups is not an achievement.

ILoveNG:


I guess the only case you know of certificates racketeering in a government owned university is that of Lasu, that’s why you are capitalising on it, forgetting that tons of such irregularities have been reported to have occurred in your profit making institutions, hence the call for the investigation.

To push your weak argument, you dubiously accuse OAU of denying a qualified graduate her certificate to cover up for a lecturer. The same lecturer that was shamefully dismissed by the university. You need to read more the Osagie affair and stop sounding unwise. As product of a school that's under investigation, i don’t expect you understand that a university can legitimately withdraw an already issued certificate, talk more of the one not issued yet.

RepoMan007:
People have been buying certificates long before private universities started operation in 2001 so look for another lie to build your campaign upon.
We all know money for grade is another form of certificate sales but you carefully dodged that because it was invented in your public intellectual toilets called ....

Denial of admission after scandal is different from withdrawal of certificates.

ILoveNG:


Osagie wasn't denied admission, nor was her admission denied by the university. Her certificate was simply held pending a decision on it.

The things you mentioned may have their roots in public institutions, but these irregularities have become the norm in your schools, as long as they bring in money.

I know You know this. Instead of calling for its eradication to improve the quality and standards of private schools, you’re here defending it.

RepoMan007:
I mean denying she was ever admitted and not offering her. They denied it after she beat them in court and the lecturer was even sentenced.

ILoveNG:

The university never denied admitting her. She was only accused of not doing course registration at the time she was supposed to.