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Thunder fire dstv |
I'm Nigeria next president. vote against me and go to hell. |
Nigerians are fully behind you AJ. |
serious relationship is not for broke guy |
[quote author=Donselekta post=61796168]That is the department I represent, some of the lecturers are bent to frustrate students. I remembered what Dr. Yagboyaju did to us then, average lecturer but was full of himself. Dr. Yagboyaju.Dr Sat |
[quote author=Olufemiolaolu post=61785738]OAU political science dept is HELLIS. when you have people like Sat Obiyan, Afro, Awofeso what do you expect. |
Ondo Boys High School, Ondo...... nah to dey follow girls I sabi then. from Saint Monica to Saint Louis. |
5 departments in OAU where bagging first class degree is almost impossible OAU is one of the Universities that rarely produce first class students and the reason for this is best known to the lecturers. Obafemi Awolowo University is a 'great' institution that has over the years developed a culture of glorifying students' failure. OAU is one of the Universities that rarely produce first class students and the reason for this is best known to the lecturers. Some lecturers in Nigerian Universities like to form bad guys with their students and they do that with first-class arrogance. A lot of students have had encounters with lecturers telling them they will not graduate, the lenient one would promise you a poor very grade irrespective of your performance in the test. Lecturers like these according to the students abound in OAU and they wear their principle glorifying failure like a badge of honour. Graduating with first-class from Obafemi Awolowo University is one of the most difficult things to achieve in Nigeria. It is almost impossible because some departments in the University have developed a culture of not producing first class graduates. While other departments produce graduates year in year out, these departments have proved that first class award is not a for everyone in their domain, not even for the most brilliant students. Recently, Aarinola Olaiya broke a 28-year-old record in the University as she emerged the first student of Surgery to graduate with distinction in 28 years.  This prompted a conversation based on the conclusion of a Twitter Nigeria influencer that lecturers in a faculty or department that does not produce a first-class student in five years should be fired. A lot of people reacted to this tweet and called out the department in OAU where it is difficult to make first class. So, if you are considering admission into these departments, you have to prepare yourself for the culture. The culture of glorifying failure in OAU. 1. English The OAU English department has not produced any first class student in more than three decades. According to a student of the department, the last distinction graduate of the department is now an old senior lecturer in the department. And ever since, no student has been dimmed brilliant enough to merit the award. 2. Geology: If making first class in the study of the earth and its structure was a passport to heaven, no student studying Geology in OAU would make heaven. It is that certain. So certain that the lecturers usually prepare the minds of the students that they can not get first class no matter how brilliant they are. Geology is one of the most dreaded departments in this university and for decades, no student has been celebrated in the department. 3. Surgery: In Surgery department, it is a good news that no student has been able to make first class for the past 28 years. This seems to be a department where making first class is seriously frowned at. Unfortunately, for the department, a student of the department, Aarinola Olaniyan recently broke the jinx and her fellow students could not but celebrate her victory over the department. 4. Political Science: This department has also failed to produce any first class graduate in so many years. This culture has even made some students to give up on chasing first class because first class has not happened to any student in the past and is not likely to happen in future. 5. Chemistry: According to a graduate of this department, graduating with distinction in Chemistry is not as terrible as it is in Geology but it is rare to come across a first-class student in the department. It takes like three to four years to see a first class graduate in this department, it is a serious issue but not as serious as the case in Geology and medical faculty. However, this is not to say Nigerian Universities should distribute first class award to every Tom Dick and Harry, nevertheless, the students deserve to be rewarded appropriately for their efforts rather than victimizing them because the department or faculty wants to maintain a record of no first class. https://amp.pulse.ng/communities/student/5-oau-dept-where-it-is-almost-impossible-to-make-first-class-id7509037.html
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Up Fayose... |
ask her for huge sum of money ..thank me later |
FG Set To Recruite 16200 Nigerians To Work In Embassies Abroad. how true is this please? |
[quote author=DONSMITH123 post=61607779]Olalekan Adetayo, Abuja The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, on Friday said Nigerians did not protest when the present administration increased the pump price of petrol to N145 per litre because of the trust they have in President Muhammadu Buhari. Adesina stated this on his Twitter handle, @femadesina, in apparent response to a statement credited to former President Goodluck Jonathan that those who criticised him for leaving the pump price of fuel at N87 are not speaking out now that his successor had jerked up the price to N143. The presidential spokesman said the difference between the two scenarios painted by the former President was trust. “When petrol went to N145 under PMB, Nigerians held their peace, unlike when they shut the country in 2012. The difference is trust. Simple,” Adesina tweeted. Jonathan’s administration had in 2012 increased fuel price from N67 to N97 per litre but reduced it to N87 in January 2015. Speaking on Thursday when a chairmanship aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party, Tunde Adeniran, visited him, the former President had expressed surprise that those who criticised his moves on fuel price had remained silent under Buhari. “My government was severely criticised for increasing the pump price of petroleum from N67 to N97 at a time that global crude price was going for over $100. “The pump price was later reduced to N87 when the price of crude oil dropped and they attacked us that it was supposed to be lower. “Those who criticised my administration are not talking again now that the global crude oil is about $53 per barrel and the pump price of petrol is N143,” Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan’s spokesman, had quoted him as saying in a statement. http://punchng.com/nigerians-trust-buhari-presidents-aide-replies- Nigerians TRUSTED Buhari ... |
I don't know him |
I love this super story... where is Wale Adenuga? |
pdp will shock many people come 2019.. |
[quote author=IfeanyiYagazie post=61497615]We no longer have Nigerian Army, what we nw have is Northern Army. Same way the Military connived with these herdsmen to end the lives of dis people what if they've connived with the vaccine makers to execute a serious medical damage to our kids in skool ? Trust they military at ur own peril. not Northern Army but Hausa-Fulani Army. |
chai
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fake news |
I'm a Yoruba man, I don't even know my religion |
Fayose |
let Christians make their demands to shut this ducking bigot up. |
As far as salary dey enter.. if den like make dem make Thursday public holiday |
I prefer Jimi Agbaje |
the gel no fine |
relationship is not for broke /poor guy... thank me later |
APC is a scam |
we still have people in southern part of the country that are better. |
Aregbesola... lol |
fayose.. my man any time any day... Bleep zoning |
My mathematics teacher(Mr Olaluwade) .. the man get KOLO for head.Ondo Boys High School. |