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Abbycite: Keeps the call coming............we are @ ur service
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ntyce: Mr Abbycite, abeg don't bring unsubstantiated claims. civil servants salaries are being paid as at and when due. He pays salaries on the 29th +or -2 days.
I guess you must be OOU student.
Even though my rating of his administration has declined in the last few weeks due to the Temporary abandonment of work by contractors which is yet to be explained.
But I still rank him among the better performers, no previous govt in Ogun State has touched all the zones in Ogun order than Amosun.
How about the ongoing Ota to Berger road? is it in Abeokuta?

bros, he try

JingoOAU: I guess you are entitled to your opinion.

However, I think Mimiko is overrated as I cannot really pinpoint what he has achieved so far. He's preoccupied in what transpires in PDP than what is obtainable in Ondo state.

in terms of infrastructural development, I think Amosun should be rated the best in the southern part of Nigeria. He has been able to touch every part of Ogun state and hence, he has astronomically increase the IGR of Ogun state as a result.

Though Fashola and Kwankwaso are trying, Delta and Theodore Orji are suspicious....

Abbycite: Keep the calls coming............we are @ ur service
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2. A Critique of George Berkeley’s Theory of Knowledge
3. A Defense of Utilitarian Theory of Punishment
4. A Philosophical Refutations of David Hume’s Critique Of Miracles
5. An Analysis of the Contributions of Entrepreneurial Development to the Nigerian Economy (1990-2010)
6. An Appraisal of the Performance of Private Broadcasting Stations in Nigeria (A Study of AIT & Raypower)
7. An Appraisal of the Rights of Prisoners in Nigeria
8. An Assessment of the Traditional Communication Methods in Bachama Ethnic Group
9. An Evaluation of Satire in the Editorial Cartoons of Nigerian Print Media
10. Analysis of the Influence of Sales Promotion on the Utilization of Etisalat and MTN Services by Students of Redeemers University
11. Bank Interest Rate and Real Sector Performance in a Developing Economy; An Empirical Evidence from Nigeria
12. Broadcast Stations Perception of the Regulatory Role of the National Broadcasting Commission
13. Business Environment and Performance of Small Scale Enterprises in Nigeria
14. Categorical Imperative as an Antidote to the Problem of Corruption in Nigeria
15. Challenges facing Women in the Banking Industry (A Case Study of Guaranty Trust Bank)
16. Consumers Perception of the Rebranding of Airtel Communication Network
17. Deregulation of the Downstream Oil Sector in Nigeria: A Difficult One but the Way forward for a better Nigeria
18. Domestic Violence as a threat to Women’s dignity in Nigeria
19. Economic Implication of Conflict on Tourism Development in Nigeria: A Study of Plateau State
20. Economic Integration as an Engine for Economic Growth in Nigeria
21. Effect of Teamwork and Conflict Management on Organizational Productivity
22. Effects of unemployment on Economic Growth in Nigeria
23. English Language as a Determinant of Academic Attainment in Ijebu North District Senior Secondary Schools, Ogun State
24. Entrepreneurial Approach to Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria
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26. Evaluation of Child Rights Protection in Nigeria (A Stud of Child Labour and Trafficking)
27. Ewa (Beauty) In Yoruba Aesthetics: A Philosophical Appraisal
28. Export and Economic Growth of Small and Medium Enterprises, Empirical Evidence
29. Foreign Trade and Economic Growth in Nigeria (1980-2010)
30. Gender and Age Differences in the Academic Achievement of Junior Secondary School Students in Computer Science
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32. History of Bank of Industry and its Impact on Nigeria’s Economy (2003-2012)
33. History of Christian Missionary Church, Ake, Ogun State (1842-1864)
34. History of Ekpan People in Niger Delta in the 20th Century
35. History of Medical Education in Nigeria (Case Study of Lagos State University College of Medicine (1955-date)
36. Human Rights Abuse in Nigeria (1999 – 2007)
37. Impact of Human Resource Management Practices on Healthcare Service Delivery (A Study of Lagos State Teaching Hospital Idi Araba, Lagos State)
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57. Newspaper Coverage of the Aluu Community Killing, A Study of Punch, Vanguard and This Day Newspaper
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63. Social media as a source of information to the Nigerian Undergraduates
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66. Telecommunication Service and Poverty Reduction at Grassroot levels
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77. The Impact of Microfinance Institutions on Small and Medium Enterprises Performance in Nigeria since Inception
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80. The Implications of Humanitarian Intervention (A Case Study of the Rwanda Crisis)
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83. The Issues of Morality in the use of Social Media by Nigerian Youths
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jargo89: if not? What will the consequences be?

jargo89: if not? What will the consequences be?

jargo89: how much will that affect DE applicants

jargo89: and when will the decision of merging or not be announced. Is it that OOU is not time conscious or they don't care?

shevie002: Wassup peepz I didn't pick oou in my jamb nd I did dier pst ume I had 186 in jamb and 38 in pst ume to study geology as first choice or industrial chemistry,,,,,wat re my chances pls nid reply.....

Gbadegesin19: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (NANUS).
PRESS RELEASE!!!

Sat. August 23, 2014.
*****NANUS REJECTSS THE CLOSURE OF OOU*****
Egalitarian greetings to our gallant and ever dogged comrades at home and in diaspora.
It is no more news that the Student Union leadership of Olabisi Onabanjo University OOU have been on the struggle for their school fees reduction for the past few months now. One will think that Ogun state Government will be considerate enough to have yielded to their demands, but reverse is the case.
Sen. Ibikunle Amosun has failed them twice. At first he promised to reduce their tuition fees to 50000 if he emerges as the governor of Ogun State. They came out en mass and gave him their mandate, hoping that he will do the needful, instead he failed them.
OOUites continued paying the obnoxious tuition fee for 3 years without complaint. Few months ago, they decided to make consultations and consolidation with the state government to remind them of their promise, and as this was not yielding any positive result, they were left with no other choice but to employ the last C of Aluta.
They went peacefully to Abeokuta last week to remind Governor Amosun of his promise to OOUites and he pleaded with them to give him a week to resolve the issue. One week is gone and Governor Amosun has ordered the closure of their citadel of learning for NO JUSTIFIED REASON. HE HAS FAILED THEM AGAIN.
Let me state it without fear that the National Association of Nigerian University Students NANUS is completely battle ready if the state government refuses to withdraw its orders. We completely reject the saturation of the university environment with security men as their is no reported case of riot in the premises. Failure to do this, then the state governor should be expecting a delegation of our gallant comrades from the four corners of the Nation.
VIVA ALUTA!!!
Signed:
COMR. EGWUONWU EMMANUEL,
Coordinator, NANUS South West Zone
COMR. BHADMUS ADEDA

thegreatman4ww: Thank God I am back...Amosun lack integrity that I cant defend. Promisory note because of 2015 election, that I cant agreed with u because all other school will have been enjoying it before the election except OOU. I watched STV last week where your SUG PRO and one other member (maybe the Sec) were interviewed, the Fee was increased by previous govt, yes; the current govt promised 50% reduction but implement 10% yes; after roughly three years of discussions and negotiations the govt reduced further by 61% (as at now the govt has reduced your fees by 71%, abbah) and telling you that the latest reduction starts next session problem started. But I think there are many mgt and political student among you who understand the reality how budget works and the rudiment of University mgt.

My point is, promising violence and motivating students to make violence in order to implement your demands is absurd on you as intelligent, educated and literate undergraduates. It was on this premise that the govt took to it last action and attaching 2015 election to your demands makes your demands looks political. Moreover majority of the OOU students you are representing are not in support of this your last demands (note that I have many of OOUITES as friends).

If you are planning a peaceful (not violent) protest and the govt embark on such action, I can condem that bluntly but you are planning and organizing a violent protest. I believe you can take clue from NLC, ASUU, etc and recently BrickOurGirls Protest. Finishing a 2013/2014 academic session by Dec 2015 or early 2016 is not the best option for you, if you ppl had enough patient for three years to be on negiotiation table while not take the option now.

I am not againt your demands but taken to violence as a means to achieving it does not protrait the good image of you ppl in the face of clamoring for improve educational infrastructure and facilities.

thegreatman4ww: On the first statement, I bliv that is not my intention. On the second, maybe u re very wrong because I have more of OOU std around.

Let forget this issue, what is a University? In a simply, an institution where universal knowledge is acquired. In developed world only few ppl have University education because it is very costly, thus intervention of govt, commty, states, etc to supplement tuition fee through various program. I you will not that UK and US has over 70% of their students as work and study. Some University adopted a session certificate where students can face study for a year, have his/her cert, work for sometimes, come back till he/she finishes the years. They even cut down the years to 3years, yet many can't afford it. This has lead to many UK/US universities to opt in for international students, distance learning centers, online degrees, etc. so as to expand their profit base.

On school fees, every school fees has elements of fees that made it up. In my own time in our University (Thank God I attended a public uni and spend 4yrs for 4yrs course) when schl was increased we say with the mgt get the fee components and eliminate those that literary shld the state govt responsibilities e.g health ctr mgt, lighting, infrastructures, etc and those that are to beneficial to ALL students e.g transport subsidy, with these the tuition reduces to around 60% then we went to the govt to provide the facilities we noted and help in subsidizing the schl fee, govt agreed and subsidized 15%. At the end the students were to pay 45%.

Now to the matter, Ogun State is financing up to ten higher institutions, two uni, two coll of educ, etc OK
Yoruba bo, won no yin ni yin ni ka se'mi
Eni dupe ore ana a ri imiran GBA
......may be back later

Orikinla: Nobody is asking for scholarship for students of medicine, because we think they are better than lawyers, engineers and other professionals in Nigeria, but because [size=28pt]WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MEDICAL DOCTORS.[/size]

Please, make reasonable comments.

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