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Education › Re: OAU Predegree Admission 2015/2016 by Dunsin89(m): 10:08pm On Oct 31, 2015
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Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m):
Vcojuro:
Good morning everybody.
I am hear to make some correction concerning the study of mbbs in Nigeria.
I have been observing some comments earlier on as regard accreditation and non accreditation of Universities.
I want to address that issue once and for all.
Mdcn regulates the practice of Medicine in Nigeria.
Only Mdcn can accredites University to offer mbbs course in Nigeria.
Gone are the days whereby any school will decide at any point in time to offer mbbs.
The process of accreditation of mbbs in Universities takes years if not more than 12 years as seen in benue state University in benue state.
The names of accredited Universities in Nigeria to study mbbs is listed on the mdcn website.
Those are the schools whose teaching hospital meets up to the required standard for the education of medical students.
Any school that is not accredited will not and can never be listed on mdcn websites.
Mdcn is always active in delisting any defaulting University as can be seen in the case of mdcn vs uniben
Where uniben lost its accreditation because it admitted more than its official quota for mbbs.
I was opportune to read Dr Lomax comment sometimes Last two years.
Then he was a medical student in his final year in the university of uyo.
He finished as an art student in 2006.
Taught himself biology chemistry and physics, gained admission the following year to study medicine and now he is a doctor.
So please stop all these arguments as regard whether a school is accredited or not because we are not mdcn and it is only Mdcn can decide whether a university is good enough for studying mbbs or not.
. You this boy.....s.m.h. Imagine a lie up there! Lomaxx is still in his final year, Ebonyi state university quota for medicine is 100. Who know many lies you have relayed to us unconsiously so far? Pls get your facts and figures screened well before you post next time abeg. We need someone who will give us real and authentic, up-to-date information here and not someone from a state of oblivion with sleepy eyes posting grandiose and vague things.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 10:33pm On Oct 29, 2015
Catalyst4real:
I've been active in this thread, even though I wasn't a Medical student.
God did not put me to shame. After 4 years of suffering and struggling.
I have just been offered admission to study MBBS in Abu Zaria.

The way I screamed today eh! God has finally given me a reason to smile
. A very BIG congratulations to you brother. Am very happy for you too. Infact it aint easy. I do read your comments at the ABU 2015/2016 admission thread here on nairaland. Keep it up. Be Good.
Education › Re: What Will You Do If Your Roommate Do This? by Dunsin89(m): 10:24pm On Oct 29, 2015
I go bone ni o. Shey "fone" tinz go cause fight between me and my friend ni? At all. Na small ishu. OP, talk anoda one.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 12:41am On Oct 29, 2015
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in the East nor neither is it in the South. Uniben is in the Middle belt. The link of accredited uni by Drguzzykola is True. But the website hasn't been reviewed. The info there has been there since 2012. Nigerian Universities with Dentistry is now up to 9. But the list is still holding to about 5 universities offering Dentistry in Nigeria which further make my assertion to your link true.
Uniport now has a very good medical school@Simba1. (From recent findings). You can as a friend over there to confirm.
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in[color=#990000]
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in the East nor neither is it in the South. Uniben is in the Middle belt. The link of accredited uni by Drguzzykola is True. But the website hasn't been reviewed. The info there has been there since 2012. Nigerian Universities with Dentistry is now up to 9. But the list is still holding to about 5 universities offering Dentistry in Nigeria which further make my assertion to your link true.
Uniport now has a very good medical school@Simba1. (From recent findings). You can as a friend over there to confirm. [/color]
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in
simba1:
ANSU- Still partially accredited
UNIPORT- Not so solid, they also loose accredition.
. I didn't list UNIBEN cos it's not in the East nor neither is it in the South. Uniben is in the Middle belt. The link of accredited uni by Drguzzykola is True. But the website hasn't been reviewed. The info there has been there since 2012. Nigerian Universities with Dentistry is now up to 9. But the list is still holding to about 5 universities offering Dentistry in Nigeria which further make my assertion to your link true.
Uniport now has a very good medical school@Simba1. (From recent findings). You can as a friend over there to confirm.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 4:49pm On Oct 27, 2015
Adebisi756:
pls can I cross 4rm B.sc chemistry to medicine and surgery or oda course in 200L in unilorin.because dey jux offer me admission t study b.sc chemistry.
. NO, because chemistry is a Physical science course. Courses with which you can be allowed to cross (after a candidate have tip the high CGPA target) into Medicine and surgery are mainly from the Basic Medical sciences courses (ie Human anatomy, Physiology, Medical biochemistry, Radiology etc) and Biological sciences (ie Microbiology, Zoology, Genetic and cell biology etc). If you are hell bent on study Medicine, try take this next JAMB-UTME.
Hope this piece of advice helps. Congratulations on your admission bros. Wish you the best in Life.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 4:48pm On Oct 27, 2015
Adebisi756:
pls can I cross 4rm B.sc chemistry to medicine and surgery or oda course in 200L in unilorin.because dey jux offer me admission t study b.sc chemistry.
. NO, because chemistry is a Physical science course. Courses allowing for crossing (after a candidate have tip the high CGPA target) into Medicine and surgery are mainly from the Basic Medical sciences courses (ie Human anatomy, Physiology, Medical biochemistry, Radiology etc) and Biological sciences (ie Microbiology, Zoology, Genetic and cell biology etc). If you are hell bent on study Medicine, try take this next JAMB-UTME.
Hope this piece of advice helps. Congratulations on your admission bros. Wish you the best in Life.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m):
simba1:
He said solidly, probably he meant world recognition. So I want to hear from him as he enlisted only few.
. Thanks for your understanding Simba1. It's only 4 that I can vouched for, others in the East and South have partial accreditation and those with stable accreditation apart from the 4 listed above do have their accreditation taken away for just a short period of time while they swiftly make necessary adjustment as applicable and they will be given back. And within that short period of while their accreditation is void, the media may not make it public. Those Universities include NAU, EBSU, ANSU, IMSU, ESUST, UNIUYO etc
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 2:04am On Oct 27, 2015
simba1:
This is nice, very nice I must confess.
.
Meanwhile, please and please can you list atleast 5 Unis you know from the East and South that are solidly accredited by those bodies you earlier mentioned, abeg, just mention.
.
Thanks.
. 1. University of Nigeria, Nsukka
2. University of Port-harcourt, Choba
3. University of calabar, Calabar
4. Delta state university, Abraka
Education › Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Dunsin89(m): 12:11am On Oct 26, 2015
Nice one, Jargo89. I dey feel you like harmattan breeze. #winks
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 9:26pm On Oct 25, 2015
Vcojuro:
medicine in the general sense is an unclassified course.
There is grading in medical school but In the general views of most people it is of no consequence and meaning.
There is nothing like first class doctor or second class doctor. A doctor is a doctor regardless of whether you finished with pass or distinction.
Regardless of whether you finished from any school in Nigeria provided it is accredited by mdcn which is the regulatory body for medical practice in Nigeria.
#i rep ui mbbs#
. Yes you are Right my brother. Now that the number of graduate doctors are gradually increasing with little available places to do their residency/housemanship not to talk of getting work. I think in my own best Opinion (no offense meant), the following points (though not in any preferencial order) can increase a Doctor's chance of getting work in time.
1. University: this matters a lot. You know
good Nigerian Universities with a Solidly
earned accredication from time immemorial
from NUC, MDCN, NMA etc (no need to
give examples 'cos my own type of Doctor
can't
fight.)
2. Personality: Good Mental/Emotional/
behavioural
development coupled with good sense of
humour, good doctor-patient interaction.
3. Age: Graduate Doctors between the ages of
25-30 are taken in preference to those who
finish above 30.
4. Location: If you are a Doctor and you finish
from
O.A.U in Ile-ife, Osun state and you go
to places like Kebbi, Jigawa, Kano, Zamfara
etc your chances of getting a job will be
large.
5. ICT skills: Being able to perform some simple
simple computer tasks and skilled at
using modern medical electronic gadgets/
equipments is very vital too.
6. Language: Some Doctors can speak at least 3
out of the major Nigerian languages in
addition to the English they are trained with
so location may not hamper their prospect
of getting and securing work.
7. Sex: Most Female Doctors that specialise in
Obsterics and Gynaecology, Peadriatrics are
mostly employed in Hospitals esp in the
Northern areas for some ethnic/religious
reasons.
8. Politics: A medical doctor who is into student
Politics while in school either at class,
department, faculty, or Students' union level
will have little or no problems as some
connections would have been in place.
9. Travels: Some Nigerian doctors travel out of
Nigeria either to US, UK, India, Cuba etc for
some additional medical education such
ones will be treated like a diamond in the
labour market.
10.GOD: "With God all things are Possible." I
Hope I don't need to say much on this.
So, if a Doctor can have at least (in my
own opinion) 6 out of the above mentioned
criteria, then he or she can be rest assured
of being gainfully employed no matter how
worse the employment situation of thing
may be in Nigeria then.
Pls feel free to make your meaningful
comments and enlightments.
#Repping Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-ife. Osun state. Medicine and Surgery.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 3:26pm On Oct 23, 2015
[quote author=Vcojuro post=39265420]Mr man find a way of editing the surname and name u used.
Did u see me using anybody real name since we started this argument.
Or do u think I don't know how to quote people name. Is that the answer to my posited question? Quote my own name na (that if you know it sef). When you earlier quoted some OAU peeps (full name) who are denied admission for Medicine and those given Medicine and those not given in UI too, you don't know abi? If you know my own full name, quote it.
Remember, the golden rule says that "Do to yourself what you want others to do to you"
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 11:08pm On Oct 22, 2015
Vcojuro:
lobby candidate I recognize one when I see him. They will never say the truth believing every body is like them.
Oya reply make I hear.
Na so if una type come ui una go dey fall person hand.
The exam simple but still u dey fail.
Una type get mouth die.
*laughing*
#i rep ui mbbs#
. Vincent, you didn't reply what I initially ask you to reply o
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 10:06pm On Oct 22, 2015
@ Penboy, Vcojuro is a newly admitted student of UI. MBBS
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 10:02pm On Oct 22, 2015
Vcojuro:
guy u have to keep quiet for once and stop jumping from one point to another.
The way u are talk I now know u are not in any of oau medical affiliated course.
May be u were are agric or any other course, I repeat I was once in the of medical rehabilitation dept in oau.
Now in UI mbbs.
Stay there and keep talking u will still see Vcojuro doing his internship and his residency.
Don't worry u might be referred to me who knows then we will continue our argument.
#i represent ui mbbs#
. Ojuro Vincent a.k.a Vcojuro, Penboy is a 100L student of OAU Medicine and Surgery.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 8:57pm On Oct 22, 2015
Vcojuro:
To CORRECT ALL YOUR POINT.
IT IS NOTED IN NIGERIA THE UI HAS THE BEST TRAINING FACILITIES IN TERM OF CLINICAL SCIENCES. IT IS REWARDS AS A REFERENCE POINT IN TRAINING DOCTERS IN WEST AFRICA.
IT HAS A LOT OF SPECIATIES IN MEDICINE NAME IT NEUROSURGERY PAEDIATRIC SURGERY, INTERNAL MEDICINE WITH STATE OF THE ART FACILITIES.
MANY INNOVATION AND BREAK THROUGH HAS BEEN RECORDED.
secondly when it comes ui post jamb ui undergraduate are not allow to partake in its post jamb.
U are not allow to matriculate twice.
The guy u said came from bch with first class did that because he would had been expelled if he took part in the exam.
The third guy Lanre upkoto u said came from part six mbbs and join oau mbbs shows that either u are lying or Lanre is lying.
U have to learn how to be a better liar.
Ui has a better clinical facility than oau every body knows that or are u a novice.
When I was in oau med rehab we use to envy what they were doing in UI to the extent that our anatomy lecturer will tell us that our facility is not enough.
There were times we go for three weeks without doing any anatomy practical.
If I am lying ask any student in medicine and med rehab
They will tell u that I am not lying.
And you call that medical school.
It got to a point some people refused to go to practical they will tell u it is no point coming.
And u call that medical school.
Our incourse that was set by the lectures was downloaded from online question bank.
It got to a point that what we were doing was downloading question banks from the Internet and made sure we solved everything hitherto because there were high chance they will repeat them.
And u called that medical school.
Bros from the earlier stated point as regard the first guy u mentioned I believe that to be untrue because ur premises on the second and the third guy was not true.
I repeat when I was in oau we looked at ui college of Medicine as been better than ours.
Ask anyone in the college of health sciences.
If u are not in oau health sciences don't argue because only students in oau health sciences will understand what I am saying.
#i rep ui mbbs #
. Vcojuro, reply to my own post na! Or are you short of words? Sheyb you will still do Anatomy practical in UI. Get facts from both sides so as to make a better comparison. Mind you, you never did UI Part 2 et al yet!
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 7:56pm On Oct 22, 2015
Vcojuro:
wait there and keep on deceiving yourself.
Their is the saying in every 5 Nigeria doctor there is always 1 ui medical doctor.
Wait there that's how oau guys say when they come out they quiet.
Go and ask any doctor, they will tell u that ui is the home of Nigeria medicine.
Most of of oau specialized consultant are ui trained.
Tomorrow when I am through with mbbs and residency shey u will tell me that I won't head oauthc.
UI HAS THE BEST FACILITY IN NIGERIA AND MIND U MEDICINE IS MORE OF CLINICAL AND PRACTICAL THAN THEORETICAL
HOW DO YOU CRAM DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTION. U DON'T CRAM MEDICINE
.
See ehn, what I will tell you is this, am very happy you gain admission into U.I. The first and the best in Medicine in Nigeria. Most Doctors/Consultants in OAUTHC are from OAU with some older ones among them from UI (since UI has existed long before OAU, UI since 1948). Most OAU students that get Medicine in UI get it simply because of the OAU impart on them while they are in OAU (the reading culture, the interaction with brillant friends and classmates, the tutorial "gurus", the very good lecturers and professors, the pre-degree-which some did etc). Ask the former OAU students in UI, if they want to be sinscere, they will attest to the OAU impart on their academic lives. Mind you, OAUTHC is fast developing with some new structures (buildings) inside the phase 2 and 3 of the hospital complex.
It is in OAU that you have a student spending like 10 years in Medicine (not strikes alone) but as a result of incompetence. Though their basic medicals may be a little crowded ie Anatomy dissection, Physiology practical and Biochemistry due to the fact that they admit more for Physiotherapy (Medical rehabilitation) and Nursing than UI.
Their clinicals (400-600L) on the other hand aint cramming oh my brother 'cos they are well spaced into periodic postings moderated into groups which is done both in OAUTHC, ile-ife and OAUTHC extension (Wesley guild hospitals) at Ilesa, Osun state.
U.I-UCH is known for more clinical correlates (exposure), medical instruments, comfort (ie accommodation), less withdrawal than OAU-OAUTHC. While OAU-OAUTHC is known for their Prestigious Medicine (they award Mb;ChB), OAU Medical doctor is more reckoned with than UI on the average in most labour markets, Any "Ife" Medicine graduate can survive anywhere in the world (Postgraduate/Residency) etc.
Once again I stand tall and say "Of the Greeeeaaaatttttesttt Ifeeee!!! GREAT! Their are two universities in Nigeria, Oba Awon University and Others.
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 4:46pm On Oct 22, 2015
Vcojuro:
we are saying the same thing.
My question is this why does oau chose to admit less than 40 percent on merit for mbbs out of thousands that applied for it.
That's what I am after. If u can answer the question truthfully then I won't argue again
. Na me suppose ask you that kind question na. Am always available. Am active on this thread also (tho I keep mute in most cases) wetin do your whatsapp? In response to Penboy's comment
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 4:26pm On Oct 22, 2015
Allow me please to make my humble comments.
I have been in OAU campus and environs since. April 2010. Having done 2009 UME to resume for Biochemistry. I graduated from there earlier in 2014. I was in UI campus and environs since OCt 2014 and I left there oct 2015 (exactly 1 year). Tho my 1st visit to UI was in 2012. Medicine and surgery (with some medical related courses) in UI and OAU are both very good.
From my evaluations of Postings from "Vcojuro, JSmmuyiwa, Angiography, Penboy and others" all have signalled some salient points, facts and fallacies about OAU and UI as to getting and studying Medicine and surgery is concerned with thousands of nairaland members, moderators, and guests following this thread and vehemently refusing to post their own comments for some reasons best known to them.
Looking at this from this angle, I would say that each university in Nigeria has its own criteria for Medicine and you shouldn't expect their admission standards to be the same. A candidate who wants to study Medicine and surgery in Nigeria, who also knew his/her onions will carefully select with will make it easier for him/her to study Medicine. That fact that you "vcojuro" saying grandiose things about OAU admissions for Medicine wouldn't debar those who will still pick OAU in JAMB-UTME from doing so. There are instances in which a candidate who initially pick OAU but have a low UTME porting sharply to UI (change of course) knowing fully well that his/her chances may be fairer there. The fact that OAU set advanced questions in her post UTME is OK 'cos competition for admission this days esp. Medicine is fast becoming nothing to write home about.
It is true that JAMB don't award a candidate his/her right scores and that is one of the reasons why OAU has its pre-degree programme to remedy the ugly situation. A student not favoured in UTME may get in through Pre-degree provided he or she pass well. The programme grant a candidate 2 chance of admission.The programme is very good (tho expensive). Students who are fortunate to gain admission for this programme are on the average very good and most of them don't have problem dealing with OAU high academic standards when they eventually gain admission. So, I wonder why they won't do well in OAU post UTME.
I appreciate the fact that UI admits more for Medicine on merit than OAU. OAU admits 100 or less than 100 in some cases. In UI, you can't be a matriculated student and still write JAMB-UTME picking the same UI for your dream course but in OAU, it is possible. OAU students have more freedom of movement (walk up and down 24/7), freedom of expression and they are not treated like kids unlike UI that before 10pm at night, you hardly see students moving about again as most of them are in their halls of residence.
OAU admits more every year (like 6,000) unlike UI that admits less than (3,000). We cannot use the total number of students that UI admit for their MBBS programme to make all the gradings. An average OAU part 1 Medicine student will beat UI medicine student hands-down cos they do Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics and sociology as their core courses with UI doing only Zoology, Chemistry and Physics as their own core/main courses. The OAUTHC is still inside OAU community unlike UCH located outside UI (like 20minutes drive if no hold-up). Even if some are helped into OAU Medicine without hitting the cutoff is OK provided they cope along later on without being withdrawn. Most OAU students run to UI 'cos they have low UTME scores while UI students too come to OAU 'cos their re-written UTME cannot be used into UI 'cos they are already a student there.
I posit that if "Vcojuro" has gotten OAU medicine, he may not have post (said) all this. Remember, OAU is known for high Academic standard combined with culture and most students who can't read hard don't venture attempting coming into OAU except their coming in is only anchored on the premise of sight-seeing, commercial activities or visitation.
I rep the most beautiful, planned,peaceful, safest, religious, tolerant, ever-conscious, ever-vigilant University in Nigeria.
More details later. Meanwhile, permit me to step aside and say "Aluta continua, Victoria ascerta" Of the greatest Ife! Great!!!
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 1:59am On Oct 22, 2015
smartdave1:
lol This thread is getting more interesting by the day...
Ride on peeps!
. Seconded!
Education › Re: JAMB Cautions Candidates On Registration For 2016utme by Dunsin89(m): 9:02pm On Oct 21, 2015
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Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 8:28pm On Oct 21, 2015
Durentt:
yea thanks. So i cant start learning biology at least a little now? Bcuz even my mates who did it in sec school didnt go so far.
I can even opt in for a lesson to take me for biology lessons. Wont dat be enough
. Baba, why didn't you do biology in the 1st place (in your O'levels)? I think your craving or love for medicine is not out of a genuine reason. Maybe you are tryina imitate someone or what? Hmmm....sum pipul sha
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 8:28pm On Oct 21, 2015
Durentt:
yea thanks. So i cant start learning biology at least a little now? Bcuz even my mates who did it in sec school didnt go so far.
I can even opt in for a lesson to take me for biology lessons. Wont dat be enough
. Baba, why didn't you do biology in the 1st place (in your O'levels)? I think you craving or love for medicine is not out of a genuine reason. Maybe you are tryina imitate someone or what? Hmmm....sum pipul sha
Health › Re: Faeces Take Over Premises Of Lagos General Hospital by Dunsin89(m): 10:53am On Oct 20, 2015
debbie:
It is so sad that in lagos you can hardly boost of standard sanitation or even good toilet system.If you meet some of the cleaners in that hospital you will wonder what they do,well will you blame them when the water system there is terrible,abii is it when a full grown man and woman will defecate carelessly and just walk away.cleanliness is far ooooooooo.Daily you will see people stooping down along the road to go to toilet.Even government schools are not spared.The worst is the market shops.In the morning you will see a full grown woman defecting the street.....please what is wrong with us? walk along some streets and the gory site that you will behold.
Hate your self and enter motor parks....all those agbero live like pigs
When you go to houses you cant see a water system there....everywhere is so dirty.
A woman cooking her food is by the side assisting her child to go to toilet,after that she will clean her hand with her wrapper and continue with her cooking...

God help you any time it rains,,,,,never step on water or else you will hate yourself.That is the time lagos people will go to toilet and throw it into the rain..
We have a useless ministry of health and sanitation.
Please they should even scrap the so-called sanitation exercise.
Lagos is dirty and dirty is lagos.
Please dont come here to defend anything out of sentiment.........we have a dirty orientation,some people cant just keep things clean
. I like your write-ups Debbie, but I must say, you said lagos is dirty as if it is the whole lagos? I strongly disagree with you, some places are still very neat, beautiful and well kept. This you should know unless you don't live in Lagos. Try and be specific with your points or choice of words next time
Health › Re: Faeces Take Over Premises Of Lagos General Hospital by Dunsin89(m): 10:52am On Oct 20, 2015
debbie:
It is so sad that in lagos you can hardly boost of standard sanitation or even good toilet system.If you meet some of the cleaners in that hospital you will wonder what they do,well will you blame them when the water system there is terrible,abii is it when a full grown man and woman will defecate carelessly and just walk away.cleanliness is far ooooooooo.Daily you will see people stooping down along the road to go to toilet.Even government schools are not spared.The worst is the market shops.In the morning you will see a full grown woman defecting the street.....please what is wrong with us? walk along some streets and the gory site that you will behold.
Hate your self and enter motor parks....all those agbero live like pigs
When you go to houses you cant see a water system there....everywhere is so dirty.
A woman cooking her food is by the side assisting her child to go to toilet,after that she will clean her hand with her wrapper and continue with her cooking...

God help you any time it rains,,,,,never step on water or else you will hate yourself.That is the time lagos people will go to toilet and throw it into the rain..
We have a useless ministry of health and sanitation.
Please they should even scrap the so-called sanitation exercise.
Lagos is dirty and dirty is lagos.
Please dont come here to defend anything out of sentiment.........we have a dirty orientation,some people cant just keep things clean
. I like your write-ups Debbie, but I must say, you said lagos is dirty as if it is the whole lagos? I strongly disagree with you, some places are still very neat, beautiful and well kept. This you should know unless you don't live in Lagos
Education › Re: Best Nigerian Universities For Studying Medicine by Dunsin89(m): 1:22am On Oct 20, 2015
pmat:
Hi my fellow medics...Pls is there any one of u with multiple scholarship from oil companies such as agip, nnpc, chevron, etc..If yes, pls how did u do it? Which company(ies) can give u a scholarship while u're a beneficiary of another scholarship? Pls reply ASAP..Thanks.
. See theif oh, One no do you?
Crime › Re: Suspected Cultists Butcher Man, Dump Body In Waste Bin In Calabar by Dunsin89(m): 11:12pm On Oct 19, 2015
Funny people. Even cultists on this thread sef dey talk. What an irony! I live freely, I walk freely. If any deal/paro necessitate my going to calabar south, I will and nothing go happen. I know how I dey do my things.
Celebrities › Re: Could She Be The Most Beautiful Nigerian Actress? by Dunsin89(m): 12:04am On Oct 17, 2015
Walahi, the OP is blind to have suggested her to be beautiful. Or maybe the definition of "beautiful" has changed. *scatters shelf, in search of a dictionary
Education › Re: Please Which Chemistry Textbook Is Best For Advance Level by Dunsin89(m): 10:09pm On Oct 11, 2015
Grace101:
Drop your email, i'll send you some very good chemistry materials when i have the time. As a matter fact, it contains all the courses you'll be offering right from 100 to 400 level with practicals included. thank me later
. Pls sir, help me send it too. Here is my e-mail: doctordammie@yahoo.com
Education › Re: Before You Send Your Daughter To A University In Ghana, Please Read This. by Dunsin89(m): 6:31pm On Oct 11, 2015
To me, I would say a Parent can still choose to send his or her child abroad ie Ghana, South Africa or anywhere else. The issue of someone else ward misbehaving shouldn't be used as "short rule" for many others. What will be will be. Different Families, origins, blood groups, parental upbringing, religion, habits etc. So all children can't be the same. Besides university admission in Nigeria is becoming very more competitive. A child that will misbehave will still do either in Nigeria or out. For further enquiries, contact DUTCH CONSULTS online via 08031543954
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Dunsin89(m): 12:21pm On Oct 11, 2015
[quote author=angiography post=38866020]Hmm...have u considered the option of pre-degree??.

It may give you an edge. I wrote jamb 4times. Tho had been admitted into Nursing b4, I had to stick with my dream, which is medicine.

The thing is this; 290,000+ applied for medicine this year, only 2700+ were (will be)admitted! The consequence of that is that only the bests have a chance...the question now is 'can u strive to be among this <1% ??'. It's a competition u have to sacrifice some distractions for. Sooo read sir, with a vision of getting it done. And as the bible says, "Persevere therefore,...so that you will attain the crown set aside for the strong"

Perseverance is not endurance. Endurance tells you to 'abide with fate (whatever the mother nature throws at you)', while perseverance tells you to 'strive for excellence with faith- faith in your ability or in God(if you believe in Him).[/quote.]. Bro, pls I will need your help. Am an intend predite. Text ur numba to me here 08031543954

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