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kettle84:So in your most knowledgeable opinion, when the earthquake happens finally, it will only swallow El-rufai, it won't affect churches, christains and muslims alike. Chai! I weep for the future of this nation |
kunlelikeme:Eke40seven was not posting utter balderdash many months ago when he made infuriating comments about Kleve and the school without mincing words. I visibly recollect his quoted opinion below and other strings of comments which sparked heated arguments and a temporary breakdown of peace and order on this thread. Whatever happened to the days of his impartial bluntness and ire raising undiplomatic comments .However, whichever way, survival is man's inherent instinct. Carve out a niche for yourself to eke out a living. Eke40seven: |
sulubabs: Team Lagos. Just got my text this nite.... #Legggo sorry pls how do I get to ikosi jnr high skool frm ojota. Anybody with direction pls #teamlagosWalk down to tollgate den tak a pepe napep to ur destinatn. pls wat time & date is stated on ur text? |
bissiejoe: Are you telling me that all Unilag graduates speak or write good english?Why the focus and emphasis on Unilag? Please I implore that 'we' ignore comments that derail the thread and focus more on the parts that add value (am guilty though)..LOL On a serious note, the answer to your question is far from affirmative. However I believe having met the criteria for writing post-UME abi UTME with a strong emphasis on English language, and passing them (which I believe, is the strictest and competitive) and considering the vertigo inducing high cut off marks, I would expect a level of fluency from someone who had gotten admission there. And if his claims were true, then he has proved it with his subsequent post. |
My bro that I replied above, the first part of the reply was just a hearty banter written in a miff of slight irritation. Sorry. Hope you dig? |
ferdimako: Good points but the thing is if you consider unilag better...why going to Germany? And he even has a UoAS admission which means he could not get into any top school. So his Unilag credentials couldn't deliver the goods.Well there is more to that than meets the eye, he had actually secured admission into the University of Glasgow for masrers and Salford in Manchester (for direct PhD)! but did not apply early enough for scholarships for the academic year (hope you get the full picture) so he deferred his admission (I think he has). His CGPA was well above 4 point something (not sure exactly) so I would doubt he would have problems securing admission. Germany was suggested as an interim place for him quite a bit late, and the available courses in English he could pick from was rather limited as almost all the schools offer it in German. Howbeit, the UoAS he was accepted in is VERY VERY modest and also modern. Oops! I hope I've not divulged too much personal information. |
kayusboss:I see you can't even comprehend simple sentences to save your life. My earlier post was not in reference to your denial of or pride in being a Unilag graduate but a bare faced submission that you are a UNILAG IMPOSTOR! That was deduced however from your poor use of grammar though I must admit that the marked improvement in your subsequent post is highly commendable. I won't say that Unilag is better than Rhine Waal or vice versa, as comparing both in general terms may give room for bias. It will be rather fair for comparisons to be made along individual departments or indicators, Say, Mechanical Engineering Rhine Waal vs Mechanical Engineering Unilag or Economics RW vs Economics Unilag or comparing quality or brilliance of students. If you think along that line, you will see that your perception and judgement of who is better may change. For instance, many of the very best candidates in the country do choose Unilag (fact) but can we say the same for Rhine Waal? I doubt! On the other hand, the facilities provided by SOME department in Rhine Waal is cutting edge (I feel) but can you vouch for Unilag in that area? Bigger doubt! In judging the two, note that their focus differs, one is theoretical, the other is practical oriented Further, the standard of the tertiary institutions (apart from may be the top 4) in the nation is rather abysmally low so anyone coming from Nigeria will be awed by what Rhine Waal has to offer but I doubt if that will be the case for someone from a country exposed to top notch education. For instance, a RWTH Aachen, Manheim or Duisburg student may look down snobbishly and derogatorily at someone from Rhine Waal, but to an OOU student (no insult meant), Rhine Waal is 3rd heaven! FACT! So 'quality' sometimes may be subjective and relative. I feel this should put to rest the the Rhine Waal vs Unilag debate. My advice is this, If you have options, don't hesitate to go for the best by doing EXTENSIVE research and if you don't have the luxury of that, make best use of what you have. Do your best and graduate within the first 20% of your class and take your German language courses VERY VERY VERY seriously, if you intend to stay back for work and it gives you an opportunity to even switch to a 'better' school if you are not too satisfied with what your current institution has to offer . That checked, be rest assured that the sky will be your starting point. P.S: If you're wondering if this is Eke's cousin then you're right. oh! but not the one in Duisburg. LOL |
kayusboss: Maybe be the guy is talking about another unilag...not the one I finished fromI won't boast that I have a superior language skill or that i don't make mistakes frequently but seriously.... 'talking' on a forum like this? Nairaland radio or TV? and .."i finished from"? ... considering the length of your post ![]() You claimed that you are a product of Unilag? Well, you could be though but for your information, working for long years at a 'business centre' in the school doesn't make you an alumnus. |
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