₦airaland Forum

rosalieene:
those days they finish primary school even at 15. so don't be surprised.

oake:
Primary 6 of then and now cannot be said to be the same. Then, you had even 15 years old in primary schools. Not these days of fast food and fast cars.

jcross19:
Some nigerian youths are fools like the op am sorry to say that please. Why did he join the army? What was on the form he filled when he was chose to became one? This is the job he chose for himself.

Your brain needs to be examined for the senseless trash you just spewed on this thread. Mind you, your grammar is an eyesore

lawydewy:
keep critisms as side, this school is substandard!

DrChukzy:
Ade omo ale jatijati. Ur mum must be a LovePeddler birthing u. Omo Aja igboro

Keep exposing ur family trade

DrChukzy:
you are a big fool! No certificate? Shebi na 2 of una dey yankee 2geda. Illiterate

Tell that to your father #WasteProduct

Miona:
Thank God they even have a job, I thought you wanted to say that you have them around you roaming the streets looking for jobs. If you can even be sincere with yourself, you'll confirm they're no dullards. You can hardly see a CU Alumni not repping, anywhere. A few of the graduated of this institution stay back here after first degree. A huge number of them gain admission for further studies abroad after first degree due to the high level of exposure they receive during their stay in CU.

These guys cannot be compared to those that attended conventional schools, no way. They're far away from each other. I'm not boasting but that's the truth. Most lecturers, both Doctors and proffessors are foreign trained especially in the college of engineering where I belong. Facilities both for research and for comfort are amazing, I'll suggest you take a tour to CU and see for yourself.
Remember there's always a Judas among any 12, CU has them as well but are always carefully handled when encountered. If you have the funds, do gift it a shot. The Masters programme is not as high but not cheap either. A trial will show you the obvious difference and the reasons behind the high tuition fees.

Iamoilprince:
Bred is in NOUN. pls stop saying wat u dnt knw

Olodo forming book worm. I wonder what you scored in this last jamb

BRED Verb (used with object), bred, breeding.
Meaning: to produce (offspring); procreate; engender.