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No be so you talk oooo. GEJ doesn't have rival for now what the oppositions are doing can be liken to just throwing of tantrums. GEJ till a better candidate is presented. |
Doclight: hmmmmmm thanks.you are welcome bro. Just try and rearrange the ranking in an apt order. |
What about Agbopharmacology and other native medicine, i tell you, those guys have been curing naija ailment since eons... No be yesterday this oyinbo medicine enter our backyard? *wink* on a serious note, Veterinary medicine should either be number 1 or 2 on that list. That course is so rigorous, those guys study different animals anatomy. (your list is ok though if only u are talkin about job opportunities) |
Evergreen123: I can't keep repeating myselfhmmm ...guess the person is enigmatic. |
ChinoElects: It is okay, we don here. No more comparison and further derailing of this thread..abeg!Ok sir, i'm sorry about that. |
OdenigboAroli: Pineapple and Adani rice which was there before Chime beame governor can't counted as agricultural revolution.but Chime revamped and revitalized that sector with other back up projects (like the agricultural college). No one is comparing amiable Chime and nice Obi, the too leaders have tried for their respective states but the two states haven't reach their potential. The two states ought to be the limelight for this country Nigeria but i can see light at the end the tunnel (especially from Obiano, just hope he won't disappoint us). |
Evergreen123: what's the significance of attributing peoples efforts to Sullivan?whose effort are we attributing to Sullivan? ...to be sincere that man has done something unprecedented in Enugu state, (even though we haven't gotten where we are suppose to be). |
Evergreen123: Who is he feeding, clothing or sheltering this time?its seems you are not in Enugu or haven't been following what others (like spyder) have been highlighting on this thread. We are not yet there but gradually getting there. |
basilo101: a stone throw frm my papa house. Plz, its Nsukka not Nuskkathen i might have seen your papa's house na, cause i do ply that road. |
I have seen that quote before, perfect description of Nigeria. ...but we will surely get there (xanadus). |
No time for prefectship but... #repingclasscaptain |
Beetroot: This is encouraging.thanks bro! |
kraftyiyk: one question for you, ..are you actually a Nigerian?....hahahaa! @referring him to Google. Actually I'm a patriotic Nigerian who is optimistic about the future of this great country with lots of potentials. What i deduce from your write up is that most of the ethnic group in this country are having a major problem of national integration. Hmmm... Obviously the country is facing some challenges currently but i see this challenges as a test which we are gradually overcoming, we would come out of this test stronger and more united. As each day passes by the Nigerians that are tribalistic, ethnocentric, fanatic et al outgrow all those thought and they see theirselves as Nigerians who are suppose to protect the unity of the state. Its only on media (including nairaland) that you hear Nigerians say they don't like other Nigerians that are not from thesame ethnic group... So nna,i beseech you to join the rescue ship to salvage this great country? |
I will answer "son! Those were the trying times of this great country that is currently ruling the world, so my dear always remain steadfast cause there is light at the end of the tunnel" He would be like "...thanks grandpa i will make this nation proud" |
RIP, so touching. Ebola! You have caused so much havoc and pains in this beautiful continent, are you an agent of bioterrorism? ...the creature would never forget his beautiful continent (Africa), all your threat (ebola) would soon be curtailed. Amen. |
Kasynpaulsyn1997: thanks too the great LION! ........u are welcome. Kudos! |
Olutola88: lol! So, I'll like you to work in that directionyea! I would try. |
Olutola88: over 40wow! I didn't even come close. ...thanks bro! |
Thanks nwanne, the school actually look graceful. When i was there (Agbani campus) early this year for my brother's matriculation, i was overwhelmed didn't expect what i saw (nice structures with new onces springing up at every nooks and cranny of the campus), but the landscaping of the school is very poor also waste management is also poor. Those at the helm of the school need to beautify the campus with flowers and other ornament that would bring the potential of the school to the limelight. Parklane campus (teaching hospital) is very glamorous i have never seen a beautiful teaching hospital as that in Nigeria, it seems most of the pix up there is from that campus. ESUT is actually a pride of Nigeria but... #repingUNN. |
Our education in this country keep deteriorating. Who do we blame? ...the govt, for not providing the enabling environment and facilities to learn. The parents for abeting their children to pass by all mean thereby leading leading to their (children) woeful failure. Or do we blame the students for not having the zeal to study and always being distracted by social vices. ...Hmmm its not yet bad cause we all have a role to play in this drama of "uplifting our education". We can never say never cause we have a winning spirit in this country. |
Olutola88: incorrectah! ...how many are there please? |
Sagytarius: Regional government is the key; Not additional states.regional government is truly better cause it would make most regions self dependent. But currently we are practicing state "federal structure" which brings govt closer to the masses and ensure equal representation let the disadvantaged nation which is not yet represented be represented first so that his voice would be heard when he start clamoring for regional govt. Thanks!!! |
Interesting! Hope it would be implemented especially the state creation part. Can't wait to see an additional state to the SE, especially Adada state. |
dubienatti: venatua is a small but independent con3..size is never a determinant factor..dem ghost nations are either partialy recognized or snobed by ever other nation..fyi.. biafra was once a ghost nation..wow! Thanks for the information. |
Very interesting! There are other small independent nations around the world that are not recognised by the international body e.g. Vanatua et al. Biafra is not yet in the class of such nations fa!!! |
tandj: Yes ohe is more than too much, so consistent. If the government makes him the commissioner for information in the state i bet you we would be over fed with juicy info. Kudos to our main man Spyder880, to our amiable guvnor Iheanacho and the good people of Igbo nation. |
How can you just rank most of those schools above UNN? it seems you havnt visited the school of late. #teamworldclassinfrastructure@UNN |
@OP, why all these boasting? ...it seems someone pricked you very hard. #repingUNN,the true citadel of learning. |
@OP, why all these boasting? ...its seems someone pricked you very hard. #repingUNN,the true citadel of learning. |
Nice one oga spyder880 |
They are 20 triangles. |
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