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How much is the total amount now? Is it N160B or N130B, from my calculations it's N130B just saying though cause seriously IDGAF anymore. ![]() |
@OP, my guy u don yarn d tin jare. Camry all the way, but when I don hammer sha na Range rover sport tinx. My God no go transfer him still dey my team. ![]() |
Abegi! Let's focus on our thing jare and forget all these yeye rankings. ![]() |
Ayima: Nigerian leaders doesn't deserve students votes, because they have been taking us as fools and people who doesn't need any better education.Let me see who will come and tell me to go and vote.Any Nigerian student in any Federal or state Owned University that votes in favour of this present administration is a coward and needs to be stoned to death. The people don't value us and I say it's better we give the devils we don't know(APC) a chance course it seems as if the angels we know(PDP) are all bunch of cowards. |
ASUP are bunch of cowards No direction @ all. |
@OP, carefully carry out your analysis weigh the pros and cons before taking any decision. Make sure everything is in place before you quit your current job "I MEAN EVERYTHING" so you don't end up losing @ both ends. Take a detailed survey on how the US treat it's applicants. Where is the cash coming from? How many years is the programme? Calculate your maintenance and sustenance before you conclude. NB: Do not quit your current job until everything is in order, and I'm sure they'll even want to sign a contract with you when you return. |
@ OP, u forget to add good looks man! 4 d ladies they need nice arse and bo#bs man. U digg? Na 9ja we dey ooo! ![]() |
New word: Nigeria, meaning a mistake. Usage, OMG I made a big "Nigeria" today. ![]() |
this people would kill themselves out of competition, my friend if you don't zone you'll end up causing a very big in-house rift among your party members which would obviously lead to the "speedy end" of your darling APC party. |
Me I have one simple question to ask ooo, after all this public show of madness!. Would it lead to the speedy call off of the strike.? Still observing. |
Abeg make dem open dis yeye govt. Yanch ![]() |
Am not trying to sound violent or like a gangstar, ya'll should count me out until we are ready to protest with our tools...as we dey waka for road we go they throway 4 air make 'em sabi say boiz still dey around...no level 4 AK. ![]() |
It got to a point that they would use rope to tie the slippers to our foot.. ![]() |
Truth is our govt. Don't understand dialogue so I don't pity them whenever any union embark on industrial actions(strike). GEJ is running failed administration, and even the APC guys would only do worse. 9ja is in shambles! ![]() |
I see bunch of women who shoot @ innocent people indiscriminately, equip us evenly with a rifle I assure you the NPF would be scouting for new officers every 2ays. |
And we all want fresh air, when we cannot even follow simple laid down rules to save our own lives. And we all want fresh air, when we cannot even follow simple laid down rules to save our own lives. RIP man! |
now this is the part of the movie I find very interesting . *grabs a bottle a coke and a bag of pop corn* ![]() |
The people don't understand dialogue, next time we would demonstrate with our tools....attah! ![]() |
When we resume now she go use her moto paint the whole faculty red... ![]() |
The Nigerian economy defies economic laws and theories, the common law of demand would turn out to go the other way. In my own opinion I would stick to the 'mixed economy concept' but note that we are running a combination of 2-3 economic systems. |
This one na till 2034 be that oooo. ![]() |
Does it mean, we can now sign foreign european players to our local clubs if not so then I'm not interested. |
@OP, if dem no call am off today eh' You shall hear from my people. ![]() |
If we know what's good for us, let's start praying because the people behind this strike have decided to reveal them selves. They are no ordinary worriors nor your regular political superstars ![]()
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There was a thread were we had this private university vs federal/state university, and the other guy told the other guy to stop complaining about ASUU strike and go to a private sch instead. If this is what the private schools have to offer, then I think I prefer my federal university even if ASUU dey misbehave. |
This freedom of speech thing has really turned to something else in Nigeria. This freedom of speech thing has really turned to something else in Nigeria. |
I'm ready to offer you N45k cash for that HP dv6000 with 2gig ram....get back to me ASAP. |
Y u no get C 4 econs nah' u 4 see maths/eco in uniben. |
To start with I'm not a writer and I hate reading long articles too so I'll try to make this short and detailed. I'm a penultimate final year student of UNIBEN studying mathematics and economics, the on-going industrial action (strike) embarked by ASUU (academic staff union of universities) for about a month plus now has drawn my attention to certain issues both positive and negative which I feel is my duty to analyse as an economists and I also decided to share it with you all. And the effects are listed below; (1) Economically speaking, ASUU strike has led to a reduction in income for the sellers/business persons around school (university) areas, as a result of the absence of students who normally patronise these business ventures/enterprise. It has also led to a fall in the standard of living for the affected families cause I can personally testify of a woman around my hostel in school who feeds her family from her petty trade which is solely dependent (90 percent) on we the students, I'm just thinking of what she might be up to now. And one would ask, wouldn't the students returning to their various homes fill the lacuna (hehe make I blow gramma sef nah') created by the leaving students? the answer is 'no' you cannot match the number of students in a particular 'off campus' area to the number of indigenes. In my off campus area Ekosodin ( I hail all the men dere ooo) it's a 70:30 students indigene ratio. (2)Socially, it has led to an increase in social vices (unrest), cyber crime, and this one would shock you cause it has also led to the increase of call girls (prostitutes) for service. The other day my departmental mate narrated to me how he and his uncle were robbed at daylight loosing a bb Z10 and some jewelry. It amazes me when the FG would be crying for peace when still fails to adress certain core issues. The students are on the streets coupled with thousands of unemployed graduates plus harsh economic conditions (fashola lol) and you want peace? Like we always say in UNIBEN 'I pray ooo'. NB: these problems were at hand before the ASUU strike started but statistics shows that the crime rate is gradually increasing since the commencement of the ASUU strike. I had to run from school on the third day of the ASUU strike as a result of daytime bini/ekosodin robbery. (3) Politically, coupled with the usual bad perception about Nigeria and Nigerians around the world it has further added a feather to the already bad image (hat) perceived by many. It tells how unserious and lacklustre our government are towards Education and national development, they have large funds to launch satelites, to give INEC to clear the way for them come 2015, to send their children to havard and tell us that "the FG cannot meet ASUU's demands". A nation that has an epileptic education system is bound to fail over and over again leaving the polity in the hands of 70-88 year old men to further ruin it. If I happened to be an opposition, this would be one of my punchline against the present govt. Of the day. (4)On the lives of the students, for some of us it's a blessing in disguise especially for the current graduating students. My elder brother as a case study is thanking God for the strike as it has made them relaxed enough to carry out their numerous practical and also complete their project with ease of mind. It has also given some students the opportunity to earn income and working experience for themselves while others roam the streets in search of jobs and sharp runs. And for the scholars ah! "their father" now is the time to read all their courses cover to cover and patiently wait to score all A's when they resume, as for me bros no vex I dey chop mama food for house walahi I don fresh. These are just my observed facts, I know you too have a lot to tell us. Let's just chill and enjoy our strike while it lasts. Cheers! |
Tell her to list the no of courses she passed, pick a current jamb brochue she would definitely get a course in management science. 5 credits needed, maths and eng. All inclusive. |
Laudate II: Why don't you go to a private university within the country? There are over 51 of them now. They don't go on strike, and they stick to the academic calender rigorously.My guy why you dey yarn like this nah? All man with him own view , I'd rather send my child to a federal university in Nigeria or they're going abroad (lol no be ghana ooo). All these private varsities no be am jare. I'll remain in my UNIBEN or rather go to school abroad in a state/federal university than to attend any of these private no level/no recognition universities anywhere in the world. As for the ASUU strike bros! Leave us with our FG ooo, we sabi our selves.. ![]() |
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No direction @ all.
And we all want fresh air, when we cannot even follow simple laid down rules to save our own lives. RIP man!