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Lady thanks Covenant University for giving her the best four years of her life...

https://twitter.com/its_nny/status/1021698174048772096?s=19

That's awesome..

Lalasticlala

Abby Hikima you are an idiot that is one step away from terrorism. I do hope for the sake of others that relevant local and foreign agencies would flag and arrest this one before he goes kabum!

Nobody owes Islam any reverence
Nobody owes Muhammad any respect

If Islam blinds you it doesn't blindfold others. So plz gerrarrahia
lalasticlala

Well, you know already that Covenant is a religious based institution with a very unconventional system. The purpose of the interview is for them to know you and you to know them. If after the interview you aren't interested then you can find your way to Lautech or whatever. But by the way Covenant's interview questions for undergrad admissions are what we just laugh about. Though I feel she has exaggerated somewhere.

Lol even in Covenant that is a religious school, people of the opposite sexes do hug

Lol this thing is risky o. I know the union bank guy is smart enough not to incur any legal liability on his organization. But one of the rest would soon overdo it..

First bank also trolls Sterling

Access Bank and First Bank counter Sterling bank

Lalasticlala

My uncle did this sometime ago and bought many possible websites for eko atlantic city. Sharp pal set did country. Don't even know why I couldn't think of this quickly as I need money myself....

SpoiltVirgin:
35. Jamb was excellent too. Made English and Maths in WAEC but didn't make Chemistry. Waiting for NECO. Already changed my course tho. But why do I even need chemistry for computer engineering? I've changed it tho.

Yeah I think it is better for you to be on the safe side. What was your second choice university? And
What course did you change to in CU?

Dranoid:
I'm not sure but it's probable

HigherEd please is there a cut off for it?

What course @nuel?

Last year it was generally 30/60 I think.

deewhydoski:
Is it the same industrial chemistry I did in unilorin years back?...seriously I can't believe what am seeing...4.99....1B in 1 unit course through out...

I know industrial chemistry is quite a challenging department. I know because I had friends who "carried over" physical chemistry
till final year in the same Covenant. But because it was hard for you doesn't mean it wouldn't be easy for someone else.

Chemistry doesn't hard for me try to understand that... You didnt study the course so I won't argue with u, is like say someone did 70 courses and had 69 A's and 1B, that can only happen in waec.....oga forget that thing it can only happen in private universities and don't forget say we did some crazy practicals. If the guy come to unilorin am very sure that he will make first class but that 4.99 is not fucking possible.

Lol but a unilag produced three graduates with 5.0 in a single convocation so what's a 4,99. It's no issue for me if a unilorin puts a peg on what her student community can attain in scores.

But the important questions are these: Are the CU graduates less knowledgeable than their Unilorin counterparts? Are the CU graduates with less practical/research experience as their unilorin counterparts? Would the Unilorin students perform as good as the CU counterpart if given the same environment in CU? Would they do well if cheered and encouraged to excel like the CU management does for her student

You need to understand that the chaos in any Nigerian public university isn't what any sensible private university would try to emulate..

darkid1:
Guess who Issa new graduate today? Meee...

Go CU!

Ah where is thou picture?


Congratulations!

We had a 15% First class turnout! But I believe CU would have done better If they had implemented the third semester system which was initially proposed by the former VC. This would have ensured that people with failed courses could retake the courses during holidays(summer) rather than piling failed courses for people during new sessions.

CU should understand that students who failed during normal semesters are usually too demoralized to learn anything in carryover classes. Plus this carryover classes, especially the likes of CHM212(physical chemistry) are usually overbloated with carryover students that it makes learning uncomfortable for everyone.

Lastly on piling carryovers. The consequences of pilling carryovers in a public uni might be minute and limited but in a private school it is devastating, especially to middle class families who have to dole out an extra 1 million naira.

And for anyone who thinks that CU is producing too much First class degrees please chew on this. There is no telling what people can do if giving the right environment to succeed. And yes some of the numerous people who make First Class degrees in UK universities may find it difficult to replicate in OAU. But that doesn't make OAU better than Lancaster or University Of Edinburgh, but a reflection of a choking system in the Nigerian University System which prioritises difficulty and stress over learning.

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Bishop Oyedepo walking the streets of OmuAran

Oyedepo landing in Omu Aranm in his helicopter

Bishop Oyedepo spotted attending the compound meetings of his village community in Omu Aran. In most of the fundraising discussions he usually ends of being the single largest donor. He has continued to SILENTLY help his community grow in numerous ways through provision of jobs, infrastructures amongst others.

Lalasticlala

Bishop Oyedepo sends relief to displaced persons on the Plateau

Bishop David Oyedepo has sent a high level delegation with relief to the IDP camp in Jos, Plateau State. This delegation was led by the 1st Vice President of The Living Faith Church Worldwide aka Winners Chapel International, Bishop David Abioye.

According to reports, for the love of God, compassion for humanity and standing with the persecuted Church on the Plateau, Bishop David Olaniyi Oyedepo, President Living Faith Church Worldwide sent a high powered delegation led by Bishop David Abioye, 1st Vice President, Living Faith Church Worldwide with relief materials and a message of hope and faith to Jos the Plateau state capital where over 200 Christians were killed and thousands rendered homeless.

Pst Jeremiah Yisa Abraham, the State Pastor, Rev. Obed Dasham mni, Church of Christ in Nigeria (COCIN) Vice President , Pastor Dumka Gomwalk, Covenant Word Christian Center, Rev. John Pofi and other anointed men of God were present to receive him.

Presenting the relief materials to COCIN Vice President, Bishop David Abioye charged the Church to stand firm in the face of persecution. God has declared His Church an overcoming force that no gate of hell can prevail. He assured the body of Christ on the Plateau that Living Faith Church Worldwide share in their pains and is standing by them in prayers.

Receiving the materials, which include assorted food items, blankets, drugs, mattresses, cooking ingredients and lots more, the COCIN Vice President, Rev. Obed Dasham mni, on behave of all Churches on the Plateau appreciated the President, Living Faith Church Worldwide for this show of Love and encouragement in time of need. This further proves to the world that the body of Christ is one and by this, God will graciously visit His Church.

The Vice President , Bishop David Abioye and his entourage Pst. Kazie Yakubu, Pst. Chris Nwaka and Pst. Nanle in company of Pst Jeremiah Abraham, Rev. Obed Dasham COCIN Vice President , Traditional rulers, ministers and Church workers visited the three (3) major IDP Camps in Barkin Ladi, Heipang and Anguldi. There was palpable hope, peace and relief in all the camps as Pst Kazie Yakubu and Pst Chris Nwaka delivered the overcoming word of power, hope and deliverance.

In his typical manner, Bishop Abioye rekindled their hope by joining the IDPs in singing and dancing in their local songs to the glory of God.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1396226073854593&id=444807728996437

Do not pay attention to most of those folks whose brain has been exchanged for who knows what. Church business is extracurricular and non governmental. It would naturally not impede on the development of any nation... As a matter of fact the church has had tremendous

It's an Islamic country, the pastors might not really be able to help even if they want to.

I pray they do, if they can....

Lalasticlala pls help include video if you can. I am not getting it.

Nigerian captives in Libya call on Pastor Adeboye, Bishop Oyedepo, Apostle Johnson Suleman, others to come to their rescue.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1394854693991731&id=444807728996437

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Lalasticlala

Very valid points made

5) Turkish Nile University, Abuja.

Nile Female Hall

Air conditioned hostel dormitories for both male and female students are designed with facilities like cyber café, study rooms, common rooms, industrial kitchen, dining hall facilities, etc.

The residents are provided with high quality study table, wardrobe and a bed giving them highly memorable hostel accommodation experience.

CodeTemplar TheVictorious lalasticlala

4. Baze University, Abuja.


Baze Hostel

Students are housed in either one-person, or two-person per rooms hostel accommodation. The cost will depend on the number of students sharing, and the nature of the facilities. Each room is provided with study desks and reading lamps to ensure that students have comfortable spaces while focusing on their studies. Refrigerators and quality furniture are also provided to create the perfect home-like environment for the students.

3. Covenant University, Ota.


Postgraduate Hall


This CU hall houses a total number of 540 PG students. Each room is occupied by two students and is connected to a personal card key for the occupants. Each room is fitted with air conditioning and water heating systems and is alongside the University connected to an Independent Power Plant which ensures 24 hours electricity supply. The female and male parts of the hall has the second biggest cafeteria in the entire university right in the middle.