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This is really painful. If INEC, police and judiciary are reformed to function excellently, Nigeria will be on the path of fixing every other sector.

Coly2012:
Try this but it's a bit data intensive with a lot adds

OK, thanks. Like what amount of data would this one use for a single football match?

Azazyel:
Download Cricfy. Search for it on Google and the Website would pop up

Abeg what amount of data would be required to watch a full match on Cricfy?

Coly2012:
I used it to watch the Chelsea match

Kindly recommend another one, I want to use it for the Arsenal match today.

Coly2012:
Download football live app on your play store. That is what I use, you will enjoy it.

Do you still use football live app? I installed it yesterday and it doesn't stream.

CharlesNavy:
Somehow

OK, thank you.

CharlesNavy:
Nova football

Does Nova consume a lot of data?

fineboynl:
I downloaded drlm football. I like it but no options to turn off notifications on matches. Other than disabled the app from permission settings. Sending notifications for useless matches

Please what streaming app do you use now, and what is the data consumption like?

11Monkeys do you have a reliable streaming app that doesn't consume too much data?

djbuobley69:
Yacine tv
Cricfy tv
Sportzfy tv
I love the last one than the rest so reliable

How do you even manage Sportzfy TV? I installed it today and it guzzled up 1.15Gb for 30 minutes of streaming.

What did he say wrong here?

Legitbeauru:
I am not aware of the historical context referenced in that comment, but the percentage figure cited is precisely what I am addressing here.

I work as a lawyer. Law was my second degree, and I currently practice in Lagos State. When we studied law, we read hard books, and by hard books, I mean physically visiting libraries to study textbooks and form our own notes, not relying on digital resources.

We engaged in active study groups for subjects most students found challenging, and the effort required to understand each concept was rigorous but highly rewarding.

Today, the rise of artificial intelligence has fundamentally reshaped the educational landscape. Subjects that once demanded four weeks of dedicated study group sessions can now be covered in under an hour with the aid of AI. The old system is being challenged at a pace that institutions are struggling to match.

The University of Ibadan law students arrived at that percentage because, unfortunately, the law faculty has failed to adapt its standards to reflect this new reality. Our curriculum must evolve, moving away from basic hypothetical and definitional questions toward a more advanced, analytical approach. Without this shift, we risk seriously compromising the quality of graduates our universities produce.

So for me, what we are witnessing with University of Ibadan law graduates is, in fact, honest and constructive feedback, exactly the kind of signal that policymakers in the education sector need to redesign and realign their policies with the demands of a rapidly changing world.

Are UI law students the only ones who know how to make use of AI?

Apart from flight ticket for him and his family and demanding uninterrupted power supply (in present day Nigeria). The majority of his demands are in order.

Gerrard59:
Why do we believe that the students aren't capable enough to deserve a first class?

In a traditionally rigorous field like law, 58 out of 146 students cannot graduate with first class,
without a systematic grade inflation at play. Mind you these are very brilliant students we are talking about.

But the malignant volume of work — theoretical, practical and otherwise — demanded, often proves unsurmountable for a large percentage to achieve a first class.

I'm a UI alumnus, so I know how things work there.

thomas2024:
That was then. Things have changed. I had a cousin who finished from OAU faculty of Law with a first class. During his set, he was among the three best graduating Law students at that time in OAU. He had 280+ in his UTME and one of the highest marks in Post-UTME with lot of distinctions and few Bs in his O’level.

You don't get the 4th point of casualobserver.

Your cousin got a first class in law, not that 40% of his class got first class in law.

Having strong admission credentials like your cousin's is an everyday phenomenon at top law faculties.

Criticizing Covenant or UI for mass producing first class degrees is very valid. It is statistically impossible.

This is a clear case of grade inflation, softening of marking standards or weakening of examination toughness.

Any of the big 5 universities can replicate this such feat yearly if the faculty so wishes, all they have to do is tweak one of the criteria and they would be an avalanche of first class. This would naturally result as there is an abundance of talents in these institutions.

Medicine and law don't need this
weakening of standards to mass produce first class students as it weakens the traditional rigorous posturing and superhuman levels often demanded. This is not your SECONDARY SCHOOL.

If the hitherto conservative universities want to make up for their sadistic past, they should award first class degrees to truly deserving students not weakening the standards, so they can grab the headlines.
It's already becoming a competition.
It is becoming an unnerving trend.

Giving Ekweremadu just 9 years 8 months sentence is too little. They should have made it 19 years.

They shouldn't even think of releasing him, Nigerian politicians are too wicked.

Beautiful to see.

President Tinubu is working, we have to give him our support.

A magnificent achievement from Onakoya, he broke his own record.

Dr. Omolulu Olunloyo is extremely intelligent. His brilliance is beyond description.

A magnificent achievement from Onakoya, he broke his own record.

Happy Birthday Mikeeel! Nigeria's greatest player.

Up up flamingos.

Treating Innoson in this way is unjust and unfair. This is a man who has given so much to developing Nnewi and Nigeria at large. Is this the support we are supposed to give him to take over the car market in Nigeria and the world?

When we treat him this way, we are harming our own and reducing economic output.

If the government doesn't support our industrialists, foreigners will not do that for us.

Don't kill your own.

Such a sad event, the sanctity of human life, my heart goes out to his family in this painful times.

This is why I love Professor Soludo in my state. Soludo Obiudo Onye tolerates no place for political violence in our democracy.

When the champions league anthem rolls by, Real Madrid transform. I hope Real Madrid make me proud tonight.

This is an amazing loyalty and love story.