Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:16am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Phi001: What if the jamb score was obtained through ill-gotten means? Can you prove this? We can't, so we have to go with 'it was obtained through her brains. her O'levels are very good too. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:15am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Phi001: What concern Civic/Painting with medicine? Bro, everything is used for the GPA calculation now..No subject segregation. Look at the prof's post again. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:14am On Dec 23, 2016 |
BraniacX: In lagos and U.I yes and to a much lesser extent O.A.U but the rest are largely monoethnic and it is not because of dearth of applications from other ethnic groups, Unillorin is a point in case and this isn't limited to the southwest alone, in the north aside A.B.U the rest are same and that is largely the case in the southeast so i wouldn't even vouch for any school there, Uniben stands out in this case and it is reflected in the number of applications they get from all over Nigeria which is second only to Unillorin for obvious reasons, other schools may have sprinklings of ethnic diversity but not at a level which give it statistical significance and bring notice of it to the forefront.
I as a niger deltan from delta state has equal chances of gaining admission into uniben with you and an edo indegene from benin city in any given course on merit, this is my argument bros. this argument makes sense. Thanks. As you rightly said, I was restricting my south west to lagos, UI and IFE..very myopic indeed |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:13am On Dec 23, 2016 |
daneni1: ENGLISH A1=8 BIOLOGY C4=5 CHEMISTRY B3=6 MATHS. B3=6 physics. C4=5 Further maths B2=7 civic edu. A1=8
Adding all togeda will result to 45 which makes extra. subject "physics'' make it a total of 50.
8+5+6+6+5+7+8=45.
Go thru it again. Bro, just log into your facebook, search the profs name and send him a message on these issues. We all should do that, not just for us to vent here, abeg go facebook now. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:11am On Dec 23, 2016 |
morounkola: Mr. Adeseunfat, your coming out to explain this is highly appreciated. But looking through the explanation, it seems there is an error. I think it would be fair if Aror's case is reviewed. It looks like this lady has just been denied an admission unfairly. We need to all bring the case before the prof..He was nice enough to explain, that was great, something uncommon in naija for some people holding high positions. Please search his name on facebook, all of you posting here, and send him messages...They will be forced to do something... |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:09am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Joysmart: My thoughts exactly At least they should be consistent with the lie nah They said she ranked 103 and 100 were admitted and again they said 56 people scored higher than her and were not admitted What kind of mathematics is that? Hi, it's possible if she is merit based..45% of the admitted 100 were merit based, meaning 45 people were admitted based on merit. If 56 scored higher than her, then she must be number 101th, which is higher than 103..Though I suspect the 103 might be correct due to approximations. If you disagree, please post. This is serious. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:04am On Dec 23, 2016 |
morounkola: I agree with you on this. This lady has just been cheated. This speaks volume of what our institutions are capable of doing. Good. I am not playing with this. if we as adults have the spine, we must do this. The prof looks respectable and maybe he isn't really aware of the mistake. I have emailed him and will wait some days for his response, then we proceed with the next steps. How can somebody work that hard and be denied the fruits of her labour, kai! In the meantime, is there anyone here who knows how much it costs to publish things in the national dailies, all national dailies in Naija, for people to see. The minister of education should hear this..Must, i meant. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 1:01am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Guys, I want us to do something about this...Because it appears the school is at fault...Let's not just talk with mouths, let's do something. I have already sent a message to the honourable prof in charge and believe he will respond. Since we have established that the exceptional young student beat the requirement for merit, we need to do something about it.
I am suggesting a public escalation of the matter..In the papers, TV etc until it comes to the notice of the honourable minister of education..This is if the school can not prove sufficiently why the lady was not admitted even when it can be proven that she got above the school's merit cut off. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:57am On Dec 23, 2016 |
BraniacX: That was in the 80's and early 90's when they retained true federal character but that is no more, I have attended lectures in southwestern university where lectures were given in english with a smattering of yoruba and i felt the odd man out due to language differences! Feel free to disagree of course Bros, the ethnic diversity in the west is greater, for sure...There are more easterners, northerners etc in eastern and northern schools than there are westerners in western schools.. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:56am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Mister2: Something I do not understand; she ranked 103 and 100 candidates were admitted... there are 56 other candidates ahead of her who didn't meet the cut-off mark. If 56 candidates scored below the cut-off and also beat her in aggregate scores, how come she missed the list by 3 steps (103-100=3)? We need to know what the Merit cut off was and whether she beat that merit. Once that is established, the university has to explain! She has no business with catch or ELDS. It is merit she has business with, so we need the merit cut off. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:54am On Dec 23, 2016 |
morounkola: Physics was mentioned twice but did not impact on her score. Her score should have 50 and not 45. Hello Sis, I want us all here to escalate this and make the department answerable. We can do this through television and the dailies.. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:53am On Dec 23, 2016 |
morounkola: The problem I see here is that someone in OAU calculated the lady's scores wrongly, whether intentionally or mistakenly, but it has cost her an admission. If she had come out earlier, this probably would have been resolved. Mr. Provost, I think Aror's case should be reviewed. They must own up to their mistake and apologize to the young exceptional girl if they cannot admit her. How can we post this in the dailies, all dailies, and advertise the issue on Television. Let's push for this young girl. We can do this together. It won't be a burden on each if we come together. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:51am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Schro4real: This candidate posted her o' level result, from a reputable secondary school. Her umte result also made public. I have personally calculated her points following the provost guidelines and come to the conclusion that she beat the cut off point. As an alumni of o.a.u., I remembered we are known for fairness, justice and activism. So I urge our indefatigable prof and provost to please offer this girl her admission. Sir I know your hands are tight because of of the limited quota for medicine dept unlike during our days when you can admit up to 250 candidates, but do justice. Injury to one is injury to all Bro, how much does it cost to put this information in the Nigerian newspapers? If this is what it takes, we must do it!! |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 12:47am On Dec 23, 2016 |
Nalikedis: how on earth will someone score 320 and be denied admission. meanwhile someone with 220 and 202 will be admitted into same program. Thats absolute injustice and non sense. Infact candidates with such high marks should be given automatic admission... waec or no waec. what if the 320 is as a result of a whole year tedious preparation, meanwhile waec was written without any special effort. God punish elds... This your post dey pain. Kai, I just got reminded of how difficult it is to score 200 in JAMB. Definitely, anything above 250 is a combo of talent, intense, tedious preparation and luck. The thing is really paining me for the girl. I have email the prof sha with the finding that her o'levels were miscalculated. Let's see how it goes. In my days, schools were only interested in 5 O'level credits, as in C6 minimum, and then meeting JAMB cut-off point. 320 then was reserved for the very best and enabled automatic admission, provided the 5 credits in the required courses were available. Imagine a decade and a half later, someone with such an exceptional background could not get into the same Nigerian university. Na wah ooh. |
Events › Re: Bride's Ex Shares Pics Of Her Giving Him A Mouth Action At Her Wedding (Pics, Video) by baum1: 12:07am On Dec 23, 2016 |
javispj: a lady giving BJ on camera,, i don't know what some people call it.but That's some hoe shish 2 me. .I for one wouldn't allow a woman I love give me BJ. Not because I don't like it.but because I can not kiss that same mouth or allow that kiss my kids good night ..I mean every guy loves a freek but no one wants that in his home.. May God help us. Only God know wetin some people mouth don meet. |
Events › Re: Bride's Ex Shares Pics Of Her Giving Him A Mouth Action At Her Wedding (Pics, Video) by baum1: 12:06am On Dec 23, 2016 |
RaeMystix: Oh well. It depends on the individual. It might happen to some, and well others might be lucky not to have experienced such shame. That being said, the best way is abstinence. You're correct. May God help us |
Family › Re: After 10YEARS God Blessed My Uncle And His Wife With A Big Boy by baum1: 11:52pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
vivianbelema: After 10YEARS Yesterday, my uncle who is the G.O of Sword Of Christ And Deliverance Ministry Ph and his wife welcomed their First fruit after 10 years. The devil came to steal our baby But God kept him. Many said ill things But God intervened. We're grateful. It's only you Jesus. 8months baby Miracle is strong. Mother is strong. All praise to God. If there's A Man to Pray, there's GOD to Answer. Congrats bro to your family. |
Education › Re: OAU Admission Saga: Aror Oghenerukewve Got 79.05% not 75.2% by baum1: 11:30pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Genius101: The truth of the matter is that she isn't the only one in such mess I for instance had310 in jamb and beat the cutoff for med&surg in delsu which is my state but was not offered admission. It's high time all the universities in Nigeria are probed.. Am very sure there are so many of us out there with same problem. I know some people will say go to the school to complain but I know from my time in unizik that going to the school to complain will be futile that is if anyone will even listen to you. Guy, if you are truthful, post your results like the young girl and we will do follow up. I am interested in why our excellent students, near geniuses and geniuses are not getting admitted by our good schools in naija, after the students have worked so hard to make elite grades. |
Education › Re: OAU Admission Saga: Aror Oghenerukewve Got 79.05% not 75.2% by baum1: 11:29pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
nwaanambra1: to think such a prof is sitting there determining the future of those who are far more brilliant than he can ever be! 
Nigerian institutions denying our southern youths their god given rights to education - we can now see why Nigerians are excelling abroad - simply because the environment is good enough for them to blossom!
I STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY EVERYTHING IN NIGERIA IS DESIGNED TO FAVOUR NORTHERS!
A NORTHERNER WILL SCORE 200 IN JAMB AND 5 CREDITS(C6s) IN SSCE (ENGLISH, MATHS, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY AND ISLAMIC STUDIES) AND HE OR SHE WILL BE GIVEN ADMISSION TO STUDY MEDICINE AND SURGERY AND YET A SOUTHERNER WILL SCORE 5As OR MORE AND THE REST ON CREDIT LEVEL 4s WITH AT LEAST 300 IN JAMB AND SHE OR HE WILL STILL BE DENIED ADMISSION SIMPLY BC SHE/HE IS NOT FROM THE NORTH!
IS IT ANYBODIES FAULT THAT THE NORTH DISADVANTAGED THEMSELVES EDUCATIONALLY?? WERE THEY NOT THE ONES WHO HAS BEEN RULING NIGERIA MORE THAN ANY OTHER REGION AND YET THEY CANT ENCOURAGE THEIR PEOPLE TO BE EDUCATIONALLY BRILLIANT LIKE THE OTHER REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY!
NIGERIAOOOOOOO!!! LIKE THEIR INSTITUTIONS - LIKE THEIR ILLITERATE LEADERS(IF YOU ADD BUHARI NA YOU SABI)! 
ZOO NATION! 
I WISH AM AS RICH AS EMEKA OFFOR OR OTEDOLA I WOULD AV SPONSORED THAT GIRL ON FULL EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TO CANADA TO GO STUDY MEDICINE AND SURGERY! THEN AFTER SHE HAS EXCELLED ABOVE OTHERS, THE SHAMELESS COUNTRY WILL START SHOUTING SHE IS OUR OWN ON SOCIAL MEDIA!  Oga, chill. You don't need insult the prof. How do you know the students are more intelligent than him? or do you have his academic records when he was a teenager? I sometimes tire for you my bros and sis on nairaland. Anyway, I know you dey para, but take am easy. We will get to the root of this matter. I have just sent the prof an email. He appears nice. Let's hear his response. I will post it when it comes in. If he does not respond, I will send again. If no response, I will now pull strings to ensure we get answers  . That get dey too bright to just leave her like that. What, no be the same JAMB wey I know..We she blast na fish. We will hear why they failed to admit her and hopefully the necessary apologies will be provided. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 11:21pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
toothyGrin: Nonsense!
First of all, the provost does not know his basic arithmetic. Those grades he listed amounts to 50 points for 8 subjects. Now he repeated physics (where she scored her lowest) twice instead of adding the 8th subject. So her points should be somewhere above 50, which would give her at least 78.13% for O'level and 80% for UTME. On aggregate with that score, she'd out to score 79% which is above their cut off.
Then he said she ranked 103 on the list of those who chose medicine as first choice (based on her wrongly calculated scores). In the same breath he added that there are 56 candidates who scored higher than her but didn't make the cut-off. So it means they gave admission to the best 46 candidates and handpicked picked 54 others who didn't rank as high as 103.
Shame on this provost who doesn't know basic arithmetic! Shame on these Nigerian universities.  Guy, take am easy. We will follow this up to the best of our abilities. God go help us. The prof looks nice and like a person of integrity. Let's see sha. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 11:19pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Kendzyma: check this thread.. https://www.nairaland.com/3534052/mod-kindly-call-attention-prof I have sent the prof a message. the prof seemed nice on appearance. He is a gentleman and I hope he reacts to this. I'm interested in this issue. Let's see where it goes to. See the message below Dear Prof. Fatusi, Thank you for clearing the air on why the school of medicine decided to not admit the brilliant young lady. The message was insightful, a delight to read. Please read the feedback comments on Nairaland. However, Sir, there are some issues being raised which I'm yet to investigate. It appears in the computation of our O'level GPA, a course was skipped. If this course was considered, it would have brought her overall average to something in the neighbourhood of 79+ which beats the old and new cut off. Please Sir, would it be possible to re-look the claim of not including all subjects in the computation. Thank you so much. Respectfully submitted, Me |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 11:10pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Kendzyma: chairman, there was actually a mistake in the calculation of her olevel,it should be 8 courses,but only 7 courses was calculated,if it was 8,her score would be 79+..so its not her fault,its the system's fault...pls tell her there is still hope Bro, Please do the computation. What does it come to? Does it reach the touted cut off? I am interested in this matter. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 11:09pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Femmyfamous4u: if only she followed up when she discovered that her name was not on the merit list, she would've bn considered but alas, it's too late now. i'm an alumnus of OAU i tried for three years not because i was too dull but unfortunately i just kept missing the cut off points till i surpassed it the 3rd time. If she scored 320 by her sole effort this year and still wishes to study medicine in OAU, my advice for her is to double her effort in JAMB so as to maintain or better still, surpass her current 320 score. more so, she can take another o'level exam aiming at A1 all through or b2 at worse with this, she should get the required score for medicine next year otherwise, now that she's recognised, she can easily get a less competitive course. Bros, correct. I would not have written what I wrote if I had read your post. Indeed, she can retake WAEC/GCE and clear A1's. I have reached out to her. If she responds, I am going to tell her this. The previous generation which I belong to was really lucky. Imagine people then study the almighty medicine with 5 O'level credits and 260 in JAMB, lol. It does not happen again. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 11:01pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
ourema: Very insightful explanation. My advice is for her to go write jamb again if she insist on reading medicine. But next time her second choice should also be explored. Sometimes your destiny may not medicine Very insightful indeed. These profs have written so much papers and explained concepts for so many years that they have mastered the art of delivering insightful messages. I personally contacted the young lady this morning before seeing this. Many young people don't have good advisors. She could have chosen Biochem second choice and maybe try direct entry later. My doctor friend did this. Got around 4.7-4.8 in first year Biochem and simply moved to medicine year 2. Today, he is at the same IFE working as a doctor, graduated couple of years ago from a different uni. I will recontact the young lady and ask her to retake GCE and WAEC, if she has the chance, and annoyingly get A1 parallel. She has the capacity to do that, she is that good. I gave a similar advice to a girl 11 years ago. Not only did she get all distinctions in her WAEC/abi na GCE, she was subsequently rated based on her the new results, not the old one where she she a combo of A's and C's and B's. Mhen, IFE parades top, top young students. KAI, more than 50 applications had at least 6 A1. Mhen, these students are bright. I know what it took to get just 1 A1 in those days..Kudos. The current generation is not doomed after all. |
Education › Re: Provost Of Health Sciences Oau Gives Reasons Why Mrs Aror Wasnt Admitted by baum1: 10:54pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Josephnice: I don't just buy into this vague calculus theorem of the so called provost to deny this girl her admission. Lecturers are so smart in formulating excuses in cover up of their partiality. Whichever way u solve the equation, this girl deserve a place in the merit list Oga/Madam, remove sentiments, the prof's explanations make plenty sense. I didn't know such a new computation existed in IFE. It's really unfortunate that the young lady did so excellently well in JAMB and very good in WAEC, but the combo, though turned out very good, isn't enough to get her into IFE. Kai, IFE is competitive. Whenever I see the achievements of kids of nowadays, I usually recount how lucky the previous generations are. Take it or leave it, many of us were lucky to attend good naija universities with our 5 C6's and 220 in JAMB. |
Events › Re: Bride's Ex Shares Pics Of Her Giving Him A Mouth Action At Her Wedding (Pics, Video) by baum1: 10:45pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
RaeMystix: That would have been my ultimate advice, but we are in the 21st century. Abstinence seems to be overated. Atleast alot of girls do seem to think that. Ok. Then they must be ready for the consequences of their actions. To every action, there must be consequences. |
Events › Re: Bride's Ex Shares Pics Of Her Giving Him A Mouth Action At Her Wedding (Pics, Video) by baum1: 9:54pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
RaeMystix: Never allow your bf to take pics or Videos of you during sex, and never let a man beg you to send him nudes. Any man who ask you such should be dumped ASAP. cos, he is difinetly keeping those for the raining day when he could use it to threaten or even destroy you. It never ends well.  What about never having sex with a man who is not your husband? |
Family › Re: My Wife Used New Car To Sow Seed To Her Pastor – Husband by baum1: 3:41pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
omakay: So people from poor background should not bother going to seek academic knowledge ( School) or equip themselves with the needed skills to survive these modern times. They should just save all that money (school fees and expenses) and so it as a seed to the pastor and expect an oil & gas job or excess wealth.
Its people like you that make the world see Christians as fools. You better seek knowledge and learn how to express valid points on public/social forums. Oga, his statement never implied what you have deduced,, or I didn't see it that way. |
Education › Re: Girl Laments Over Her Inability To Secure Admission After Scoring 320 In JAMB by baum1: 2:46pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
holuwakore: na even 2015 she jus do WAEC, she never use pass a year for house n she don de complain, abegi What I would have told you ehhn So, an excellent student with grades to speak for her excellence should stay at home for more than one year because some people have stayed for a longer time? Sit down and think about what you have written. |
Sports › Re: Burial Of Susan Nwannediya Kanu. Nwankwo Kanu Buries His Mother (Pics) by baum1: 8:15pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
DedeNkem: He's 40yrs and should act like an adult. Bro, abeg I don tire to discuss this Kanu matter. Enjoy! |
Sports › Re: Burial Of Susan Nwannediya Kanu. Nwankwo Kanu Buries His Mother (Pics) by baum1: 5:56pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
brightballer: Good position there. Where do I even start from? Okay. I plan to marry an athletic lady. She doesn't have to be necessarily a footballer or a sprinter. She just have to engage in physical or light sporting activities. When I wrote the civilized world teaches their kids football, I expected you to know what I meant. There are thousands of football academies scattered across England. Check out their products. Even an average youngster is drilled and molded into a better footballer. How much more a talented African kid in a British or Spanish football aca[b]demy!
And bros, if my kids geh my kind of brain join dem mama own, e go too make sense. These days, brilliant and very intelligent footballers make it more even after their playing careers with many moving into coaching, football management and all other sports-related, money-spinning ventures. [/b] Okay, I was expecting you to say something about getting a lady with some athleticism. That's cool. I agree with your last sentence that both can be combined, that is cerebral capacity and footballing prowess. This is why I disagree with those who push football and relegate quality education. From what I see, it is possible to have star footballer kids who retire at 35, acquire top notch education even up to PhD level by 43, and move into any career of their choice, including football. No, I can't decode what is not implied by the 'civilised world' in your post. It's open ended and can mean anything. Now that you are intelligently stated what you meant, it makes better sense. Ha bro, very, very, very few average youngsters make it to pro level. I repeat, very very very very very few...The players you see playing in the premier league, whom you refer to as average, were actually some of the very best in their sets...A number of Academies in the UK and France that I know of, they make a mess of averagely talented kids at academies and release them to the world without any hope. If you know the amount of African and even Oyinbo teens and early 20's roaming the streets in France and the UK, with failed football dreams, it's not great..There are several reports on this on the internet. It's very hard life...Of those academies, only the very very very few of the kids make it to the next level. Football, as you know, it is hard to break into the top. As it happens in Naija, the same can be said elsewhere, although at varying degrees..Nowhere guarantees any promise. Meanwhile, my friend's nephew was playing Sunday football and didn't know that Man City Academy scout was watching him..Just 2 months ago, to the amazement of his mother and everybody, the scout recommended him to the academy. He was tried and found very good and has now been signed by Man City Academy....Of course, I am sure you know that there are hundreds of other kids looking for the same chance..These academies are very hard to enter. Even Eto's son does not play for the top name academies, though he is very talented like his father and has been doing great things. In general, only 1% or so, I've forgotten the statistics, will eventually make it to a good level in football. Whenever I think of the excellent players who didn't make it, I marvel. The only player I know that made it to some extent in the circle of people I knew in the late 1990's and early 2000's is Yusuf Ayila. I'm sure you have heard about him. He played for Super Eagles and one Ukrainian club like that. The rest, no show.. Anyway sha, I like your belief. Hopefully, this will work for you. My point is just for you to see things from a much wider perspective. |
Sports › Re: Burial Of Susan Nwannediya Kanu. Nwankwo Kanu Buries His Mother (Pics) by baum1: 5:13pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
moshino: When your own mother and father dies, you can bury them wherever you like, leave Kanu and his family to bury their parents in peace wherever they want. Face your own life! I bow for people....People have got opinions in this world, lol..Even on issues that directly concern other people only... To be frank, I was like this, like many other Nigerians..I only changed and started minding my business just few years ago. God showed me the light on how to mind my business and face my life as you said. May the Lord open people's eyes..Some of us can really meddle! |