₦airaland Forum

toluayomide:
I want to strongly advice anyone considering coming to Crawford university in igbesa to stop!! Don’t even think of applying not to talk of coming to Crawford university. The facilities are the school are completely ancient and rusty, In the real sense of it the school can be described as a total village, the staff are totally incompetent and our vice chancellor Prof. Isaac Rotimi is very wicked and greedy, he takes the view of the student with total levity, don’t even talk about student union in this school because they are puppets in the hands of the vice chancellor who rules the school like a dictator. If you desire to acquire a university degree in a convenient environment free from clamp down on human rights, don’t dare come to Crawford university.
I am a 300L student and I can tell you from experience that we are occasionally mandated to kneel down and harassed by students on a daily basis, the school is not honest in their dealings with students, they usually seek every available opportunity to extort students of money that has been hard earned by our parents. The cafeteria staff are nothing to write home about, they are constantly rude to students despite the fact that we are paying for their service. Most of the money the school earns is directed towards providing maximum comfort to the school’s management who would stop at nothing to live in luxury, a testament to this is the multimillion naira Mercedes Benz suv that is owned by our vice chancellor, this is despite the fact that many of our laboratories lack adequate equipment’s.
Our hostels are a mess, I can’t take pictures and post here because of how graphic they are but believe me when I tell you that you don’t want to come to this school. IF YOU LOVE YOURSELF, DON’T, I REPEAT DON’T COME TO CRAWFORD UNIVERSITY IN IGEBSA. I believe actions speaks louder than words so here are a few pictures of the mess called Crawford university below.

Tega9999:
Good day I'm a 300level student of AAU EKPOMA currently studying Medical Laboratory Science.I would love to meet other colleagues of mine in other schools also studying the same course so we could engage in meaningful discuss on our we can become better in choosen field of study. Scientist who are practicing are not exempted.

osram:
A nairalander (Linus Victor Anyanna) is the overall best graduating student from Federal University Gusau. He graduated with a cgpa of 4.89 from the department of Geological sciences.



Let's celebrate a fellow

Cc

Lalastica

Imoleade:
Olabisi Onabanjo Univerusity (OOU), Ago – Iwoye, Ogun State, has turned out 10, 258 graduates with 42 of them making it to the First Class honours category.

Also, 1, 436 others graduated with Second Class Upper Division at the institution’s combined convocations for the 2017/18 and 2018/19 sessions.

OOU Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Olatunji Olatunde, who disclosed this at a pre – convocation press briefing yesterday in his office, said while Ajayi Jesulayo of Electrical/ Electronics Engineering Department emerged the best graduating student with Cumulative Grade Point Aggregate (CGPA) of 4.76 for 2017/18 session, Chinonso Justice of the Biochemistry Department got CGPA of 4.76 to clinch the best graduating student for 2018/19 session.

See full details
https://www.immonaija.com.ng/2020/01/oou-turns-out-42-first-class-graduates.html

osinimegaciousi:
Haha bro, abeggo, can you help out with the break down please

osinimegaciousi:
Pleasant evening everyone, pls I will love to know and have break down of Unilag medical student clearance fee, reason for asking is that there is a poor widow woman who is my neighbor and with the help of God trained her only son who just graduated in medical school Unilag, the woman called me recently lamenting that the son said the total fee for clearance is about #500,000, and ask me to help her confirm, pls I need any info on this ASAP, thanks.

hazan041:
Please dear nairalanders I need your dearly advice

Am a student from a university here in Nigeria, it happens that I got 3.39 as my first gp which makes me unhappy but I didn't allow it to depress me... So the following semester I got 4.75 and now out of 8 semesters in total.. Am done with 4 now and my cgp totals 4.26 ... I have four semesters left.. Can I make it to 4.5? And what gp do I need to keep for each semester left to achieve that.... Thank you

Note: Don't talk about how grade doesn't matter in my life, am quite aware too as am not even planning to work with the degree

TheRealOwner:
Good morning thread. Are there any Unilag medical students here?? Not necessarily MBBS. But someone currently studying in Idi-Araba. If you know such a person, please mention them here. Thanks in advance

lanreHeda:
Good day. I was admitted for pharmacy just this year.. I want to know if its possible to cross to mbbs in my second year and the things I need to do to make it happen. Thanks

OriflameG:
hello,please is only mbbs student that will write another exam or all medical students. And what period of time will the exam come up

OJay360:
That's nor hard but some ppl are saying that I'll will have to read night till daybreak and worse I'll have to cram, which is what I can't do.

myuniben:
Adeyeye Oluwaseyi emerged as unilag's overall best graduating student after four years of writing his goal of becoming unilag's best graduating student.

Source: https://www.myuniben.com.ng/2019/04/four-years-after-writing-his-goals-of.html

wecreate:
LOL .....
You see those people wey dey graduate with 1st class for UNILAG ehn, if na LASU dem come, i bet them go dey hustle to sit for SECOND CLASS UPPER.

Unilag wey dey set obj for exam. I hail thee

theoptimist298:
I finished with a 2.1 and i can tell you that the only thing is to read hard and be strategic.

Attend lectures, form your own notes in cases where there are no handouts, even when there are hand outs, lecturers love it when u repeat some things they say in class.

Forget textbooks, read your notes and handouts except in cases where the lecturer makes use of a particular textbook.

Cram and understand too. Make sure u do both. Understanding alone without cramming are for lazy students.

Read for tests as if its exam. Once u do well in the test, getting an A or a B becomes easier.

Keep serious friends or atleast friends that are worried about their performance.

Read a particular note or hand out more than once. That way it sticks more. The first read is usually the hardest, infact when reading something the first time, u may think u cant ever know it but stick to it, when u finish reading for the first time, sleep on it then read it again the next day! During the second read, u may be amazed how much u actually picked from the first read.

Make sure you are aware and social, drink a bit, womanise a bit, be aware. In the end, these things maybe more critical to success in life than academic excellence.

Pray to God for understanding and knowledge retention. Very key.

Be sympathetic to your examiner who would read what u wrote down. Write in a manner that is easy to read, ensure your work is always neat and well spaced.

Ensure to write with good grammar and well constructed sentences. This can save you in some cases where u dont even know the answer to a question.

Give back to the lecturer what they gave you but in addition, let your understanding also shine through in your answers. Here is what i do, i give back to the lecturer verbatim what i was taught, then i also add a last paragraph to my answer where i try to show case my own understanding. People who only try to show case their own understanding without also giving back to the lecturer what they were taught word for word would always be C or D students in the Nigerian educational set up

rotimi9:
OK thank u very much sir i did my jupeb in lasu will it have any impact

rotimi9:
pls sir are u very sure sir

rotimi9:
Pls I want to apply for radiography in unilag with my jupeb ACC please can it work

DrPurple:
Undergraduate's, especially Medical, Law and Engineering students, How were you able to cope in Reading all those big Textbooks

labodinho:
So so so so so so so so so................





























TODAY IS MY BIRTHDAY

paul100:
In secondary school,some of my classmates always say people that talk while reading are crammers i tried to tell them this, we remember 20% of what we read and 50% of what we say.Please who is right me or them?

Crude6:
Pls does anyone have an idea on this or the requirement involved.
Pls does anyone have an idea on this or the requirement involved.

Amid1010:
Thats nice..
So..do MLS have their own building in LUTH like for classes and Stuff? cuz I don’t really know what happens over there..

Brukx:
Fun Kwa? Sweet ni?
Pls o

Amid1010:
I have a few questions...

*What is the best age to start working as a medical laboratory scientist?

*What is the best field for post-graduate studies for a MLS student i.e masters/Phd? or is there anything like masters is MLS?

*What is the average salary of a medical laboratory scientist in Nigeria?

peteruuu:
It's not as "STRESSFUL" as you think bro.

Once you can read and read and read till you can still read even while reading , and with God by your side, you're good to go!


I'll get there when I get there.