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Compared to Nigeria where the reverse is the case.

coputa:
What we need at this time in Africa is technology transfer and not these educational system that keep re cycling the same old textbook theories.We should partner with foreign technical based institutions to learn the basics in technology.China is willing to help us,but our body language speaks otherwise.

Nigeria/Nigerians have lots of ego.....

rodeo0070:
Expansion into Nigeria marks a major milestone in Honoris’ mission to provide Education for Impact across the continent

Honoris United Universities, Africa’s first and largest pan-African network of private higher education institutions, today announced its expansion into West Africa by welcoming Nile University of Nigeria, known for its strong academic credentials and best-in-class faculties, into the network.

Established in 2009, Nile University of Nigeria is a fully accredited university that offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the Arts and Social Sciences, Engineering, Law, Management Sciences, Natural and Applied Sciences, and Medical & Health Sciences. Committed to the best development experiences for its students, the university’s campus located in Abuja provides modern learning environments and high-quality facilities, including outstanding sports amenities as well as secure hostel accommodation.

With the largest population and economy in Africa, Nigeria is poised to lead a new generation of African leaders and professionals. As high-quality education in public and private institutions increases in demand, Honoris is partnering with the Nile University of Nigeria to support access, quality, and outcomes while extending its world-class African human talent mandates.

With Honoris United Universities, Nile University of Nigeria students will have access to diverse experiences across the entire network, including 21st century physical and digital learning environments using state-of-the-art professional technologies. Additionally, they will benefit from Honoris’ regional and international network of partners, providing opportunities for student and faculty exchanges and research programs. These experiences will support the growth of highly competitive graduates as well as contribute to the development efforts of Nigerian communities throughout the country.

As Honoris United Universities marks its third anniversary, the addition of the Nile University of Nigeria to the Honoris network is a major milestone in its pan-African expansion. With a footprint that extends from Casablanca to Cape Town, and from Abuja to Tunis, the Honoris network now consists of 11 institutions in 10 countries and 32 cities, amassing significant expertise in contact, distance and online education. Its institutions are well-established authorities within the disciplines of Medical & Health Sciences, Engineering, IT, Business, Law, Architecture, Creative Arts & Design, Media, Political Science and Education.

Commenting, CEO of Honoris United Universities, Luis Lopez, said, “As we welcome the Nile University of Nigeria to the Honoris family of higher education institutions, we are undertaking an important step forward in our pan-African goal of widening access to quality higher education for young people in the continent. In light of Nigeria’s strategic importance to the development of Africa, we are pleased to be making this investment in the educational system of the country. Moreover, the high standards and the accomplishments of the Nile University of Nigeria add significant collaborative intelligence and pedagogical capabilities to our network. I look forward to the contributions Honoris United Universities and Nile University of Nigeria will bring to our communities throughout Nigeria.”

Of note, Nile University of Nigeria’s medical school further strengthens the network’s health sciences vertical and complements the Honoris Medical Simulation Centre in Tunis, which trains more than 3,500 students and upskills health professionals within the wider medical community. Together, these programs highlight Honoris’ focus on professions and skills relevant to the students and to the communities they will impact.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/2020/07/02/honoris-united-universities-acquires-nile-university/

Honoris Network is funded by Actis - a UK firm. What Nigeria could not do for itself the UK is doing. Within 10 years Nile University will become among the best in Nigeria.

Why are you following premier league instead of following African league's.

olisaemeka1:
God has blessed this country with enough resources both human n natural , that can dwarf the accomplishments of dubai, quatar etc 20times over ...we would have been the tourist and business destination of africa and the world but our only problems are the people ..yes you and I ...we are the ones that produce the leaders of this country so I cannot say the leaders..we do not import leaders we produce them ...then we allow them deceive and divide us along religious , ethnic then tribal lines..every state has enough resource to be self sufficient. I just hope we dont jump from oil n focus on gold, then continue the monoeconomic way.

by the way no be today this gold dey naija ...why do you think killings are going on in zamfara u think its because of cow? Nigerians please lets wake up.

The problem with Nigeria is that the people are too selfish, individuaĺistic and wicked to make any collective progress.

- You prefer English to Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba.
- You make effort to have a British or American accent and think its cool and posh.
- When you want to learn a new language, you prefer to learn German Italian or French instead of Hausa or the languages spoken in Akwa Ibom or Cross Rivers.
- You let the white man go first/ check out first before you at the shopping mall or airport immigration queue.
- You prefer to study in UK, US and Canada instead of studying in Ghana, South Africa, Tunisia, Rwanda or Egypt.
- You think everything oyinbo is good and everything African is barbaric and inferior.

Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery guys! Black power!

debbydams:
More reason why I don't visit guys or bf.. The fear 0f men na beginning 0f wisdom..the last time I spent a nite with a guy. Was 2017..my life is precious to me o

One of the wisest things I've read here in a while. Other ladies should take a cue.

EwuGambia:
It breaks my heart whenever i see Nigerians celebrating tarred roads (that are mostly substandard) and other mediocre things in this time and age as achievements of their government....
Most of the things we see as big deals here are necessities and not luxuries like we make them seem...from cars, to houses, to roads, eateries, parks and shopping malls.
Imagine someone making mouth the other day about his governor building shoprite....WHICH KYN WAHALA BE THIS

I agree!

chiommy123:
that is human being for you why will he care when he's not feeling it but you can tell him that you'll repair the roof and take your money from the rent

That's BLACK MAN for you
Not that others are perfect but black man is the WORST in terms of narcissistic self centered behaviour.

Freshfish4:
I blame Nigerian FG from 1999 till date for neglecting our education sector. A course of 4 year is done for 6 years because of unnecessary prolonged strike, lecture halls and hostels are in a horrible state, not forgetting cultism and the country is a mess. Why won't people pay that much to travel out to study and get a better life than this hell whole country

White kids and black kids are sent to university
The white kids like Newton start coming up with laws of motion and relativity show the black kids form cults and kill themselves over women with marchers. Fg isn't to blame rather the inhabitants of the nation need to have an introspection. It wasn't UK government that forced Newton to master physics so government shouldn't have to force Nigerian students. Pls stop inventing excuses.

Rgade:
That's how it usually goes.The west manufactures a new disease,soon enough it spreads to Africa. Then they control the disease in their own countries, Africa struggles to control it too, but fails.
Before long, the disease naturalizes in Africa and assumes an African identity. And then the west begin their subtle discrimination of Africa, while throwing handouts and intervention funds at us every now and then.
It's happened several times before, that's how all these so called "tropical diseases" came about.

And Nigerians and Africa can't make their own diseases and send to Europe. Or have their own doctors combat the disease. Playing victim is no longer the easy way out for Africa.

Men are the problem with this world oh.... killers & rapists - causing mourning & grief in families since time immemorial with their toxic masculinity.....which is responsible for their wanton violence.

author=babasolution post=91138619

the bottom line is that the black race seems useless because they have depended and continue to depend on white man and his inventions. Just thank the whiteman for inventing the keyboard and computer you are using to view and type while you were still in your mud huts and the university students are busy forming cults.

Another sign of low IQ people is confrontation and getting personal e.g. "bleep off"

Of all the races of people in the world, the black man is the most wicked and self centered.

[quote author=babasolution post=91138619]the bottom line is that the black race seems useless because they have depended and continue to depend on white man and his inventions. Just thank the whiteman for inventing the keyboard and computer you are using to view and type while you were still in your mud huts and the university students are busy forming cults.

Another sign of low IQ people is confrontation and getting personal e.g. "bleep off"

Of all the races of people in the world, the black man is the most wicked and self centered.

babasolution:
Yes we need to fix our country but not because we want to gain respect of western countries,Bleep western countries,Bleep them,we need to fix our countries for ourselves

You can't say bleep western countries. Nigeria's electricity is being done by Germany. Defence is being done by a foreign country. Rail is being provided by China. State Governments are contracting with foreign firms. You use white invented electricity and fly on their airplanes.

INEC had said evoting can't be introduced because it is not provided for in the constitution. This is such a shame because it is false. The constitution can be read on Google.

The constitution uses the word "vote" - this could be physical voting or e-voting. Evoting isn't expressly forbidden in the constitution.

Nigeria and blacks wake up stop giving excuses fix your countries and gain the respect of Western countries.

angelfallz:
if this were true, you would not have the platform to type this. NL was created by a man. So your comment is not true.

Linda ikeji blog and so many platforms and forums better than NO have been created by women....

Grandmeister:
Do you know the irony of this your comment? Asbestos is still being WIDELY sold all over Nigeria for roofing in homes and schools! A material that was banned from public buildings in the West decades ago...

Really? Asbestos still being sold in Nigeria?

Rebuke:
Smh. A country where yhu have to keep yhur mouth shut even when evil is happening right under yhur nose.

A country where anyone that speaks the truth is risking his life and that of his family.

Evil is the order of the day under this wicked regime.

Bunch of shameless entities. Posterity will never forgive yhu all.

Of all the races of people on the face of the earth, the black man is the MOST WICKED & SELF CENTERED.

itsmolep:
Our leaders don't care about the citizen's welfare

Has nothing to do with leaders. Has everything to do with BLACKS. Was it Buhari or the stare governor that collected hundreds of thousands of naira without any intention of treatment. The black race could be spiritually accursed.

itsmolep:
*HOW THE NIGERIAN SYSTEM KILLED MY BELOVED DAUGHTER*:-

*JOSEPHINE OLAYEMI ODUFOWORA*
By
_*Jide Olayemi*_

https://josephine616..com/?m=1

Josephine went for her antenatal at the health centre, Ota Ogun state Nigeria on the 11th June 2020 where it was confirmed that the twins in her womb are kicking and that there was no cause for alarm.

Around 12am the next day, she was rushed to a private hospital, where we where told to go back to the Health centre where she registered for her antenatal which we did accordingly. My brother-in-law *Lawrence Ajiki* had to voice out that the health centre has only the features of a Poultry farm, with just 2 auxillary nurses present, we were referred to Ota General Hospital where we were left unattended to for over 3 hours as only 1 doctor was on duty who referred us to *Federal Medical Center Abeokuta* after delaying us for hours..

I took my daughter to *FMC* in anticipation that it has various specialist doctors, incubators, modernized health care gadgets, etc.,as we were told at the General hospital.

We arrived at *FMC* on the 13th June around 9:30pm.
We met some doctors & nurses at the entrance of the ICU Emergency Ward. The look on their Faces was as good as those in a comedy hall after seeing my daughter very uncomfortable with her pregnancy.

*The beginning of Josephine's exit*

For over 4 hours, my daughter was not attended to in ICU emergency ward,no bed space, untill a formal agreement of #18,500 weekly payment for bed space before she was finally attended to.. They kept ordering series of tests, scans and drugs, amounting to hundreds of thousands of naira. It never crossed my mind that no doctor would attend to her after all the payment. The second day, an anonymous woman came to my wife and told her to take my daughter to a private hospital if she really loves her, as *FMC* won't attend to your daughter,they only want to extort you.


*The Questions Begging For Answers*

1) Why did *FMC* compel us to go for the series of tests and drugs knowing fully well they would not attend to my daughter?

2)Why did *FMC* not attend to a pregnant woman for over 6 hours in an emergency ICU ward ?

3) Why did *FMC* collect hundreds of thousands of Naira for Ward, bed space and others without attending to my daughter?

4) Why did the doctors keep collecting money knowing they won't attend to my daughter?

5) where are those that claimed that are proud of Nigeria?

6) Why was the cause for alarm after she was confirmed to be doing well at the Health centre just the same day?



*The End is here*

Josephine was taken to a private hospital in the early hours of June 16 where we were told to make a deposit of 500k before attending to us and 200k was paid in cash immediately..
The surgery was successful, she was stable, brushed her mouth and took a slice of bread as instructed by the doctor. She called her husband, spoke with her son too, and joy was on the faces of everyone present. However we had lost the twins.

An hour later, Josephine became restless, her eyes bulging and the doctors battled for 6 hours to save her life.
She gave up the ghost at exactly 11:30pm on the 16th of June 2020 at age 25.

It therefore became a mystery and irrational seeing anyone confessing how much they love and prayed that God has bless Nigeria..
My Daughter died only because this country failed her, she died because she was a Nigerian, leaving behind my little Emmanuel.

Please pray not for Josephine, but for what she left behind.


Her project has been renamed *Josephine616* and managed by Philip Adedamola
Join us on Twitter at *Josephine616@Olayemijide*



Goodnight Josephine, I'll continue to Honor you even after your death

https://josephine616..com/?m=1

Cc laDominique
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Dominique

Africans could be the cursed descendants of Ham as pronounced in the book of Genesis - the entire black race could be spiritually cursed.

The only problem I see here is that most Nigerian employees have a poor attitude to work.... they will shout "why should I kill myself, it's not my father's business"- before you know it the factory will gradually run down once the foreign experts leave.

This is the only thing that I am concerned about.....

sageb:
ojukwu? Ojukwu is not the first Nigerian to go to oxford university. Sir Egbert Udo Udoma was the first Nigerian to earn a Phd in law from Oxford university in 1945. Ojukwu was an adolescent then. Sir Udo Udoma is an Ibibio man from Akwa Ibom state.

Shame to the blacks for debating who first went to white mans school. They can't even create proper institutions of learning & the students are busy doing cultism and blaming politicians.

What a shame.

Thank goodness I'm not one of you guys sha.

I would rather be a slave in Europe than free man in Nigeria.

HazzanTazzan:
I dont understand how hopeless a man can be to commit murder and suicide because a woman who he isnt even married to, cheated or gave him a bastard child...

You simply decide to keep raising the child to save face with people or retuen the child to his father and face the gossips from people...

Women are becoming too useless in this generation and men shld begin to learn how to handle them like they dont matter.

Men have been useless since time immemorial - open any newspaper and it's filled with the crimes of MEN

Bhadmus77:
I'm a Nigerian from the south west, but I must commend this man.. He is always in the News for the progress of his subordinates..
A plea to all Nairalanders, can we stop ascribing Tribal Bigotry to all our comments. Like why do we call each other "Afonjas, Ipob terrorist, Skull miners, etc'
Nigeria will never get better if we the citizens don't recognize ourselves as Nigerians

Thanks for this very important post.

MinorityOpinion:
English is better, your suggestion won't work

slave mentality - is your slave master in UK or US?

Graysons:
Yorubas, igbos, Hausas are not the only people in Nigeria.

Take note.

Yes but it represents the majority. English people are not the only people in the United Kingdom - there is also Welsh language but they adopted just English.

- Having English as official language is a sign of mental submission to the white man and this should be changed immediately - with increasing confidence by the black man comes more power on the global scene.

- Another alternative: "Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa" as official languages and English as secondary language.

Black man - take responsibility for your lives and your countries!

Vulcan24:
I tell u this country is going nowhere with this sham n shambles every turn

how can they remember their mandate with this kind of practises.

where nation's are electing leaders to empower their citizens ...here they shoot I'm the air, set up isolation centre, carry rumour of death of their colleagues, blackmail, monkey eat money comedy, invent kilishi and plan how to shift presidency from Pole to pole

unemployment is not their concern citizens do water themselves and they still wnto regulate borehole, u rent house they will come tax u for tenement rate, u hire vigilante urself, u enter danfo, police will collect money....food nor dey, them dey shut market

this country is a shithole......no argue am

Not just nigeria but all African countries are shithole.... that's why Trump don't want you in his country with ur reportedly shitty inferior black genes.

egalitarianism:
Damn. You steal what was entrusted on you. You did what you Claimed to be fighting Against. Why are Africans this greedy? Let's ask ourself the sincere question, in any authoritative position we founnd ourself, ARE WE NOT GREEDY AND CORRUPT? ARE WE NOT ALSO DOING WHAT WE ACCUSED GOVERNMENT OF DOING? I'm tired
Disgrace him out of office and let him face wrath of the law. M'FVCKER

That's blacks for you.....

Don't these politicians have the integrity/ethics to stick to one ideology/party?

junketer:
Every law, every regulation, every curfew, every lockdown in nigeria have always been for the poor. Once you get money, you are above the law. That's naija for you.

To the shame of the black man - the lawless & lackadaisical race driven by greed and corruption.....