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CodeTemplar:
So how many students were expelled? How many dropped out? How many had extra year? How many?
Boy, use your brain. The VC said 40,000 and you are here sampling incomplete & contextual facts.

lol less than 100 students are expelled from unilag yearly. the list is usually pasted all around the classrooms and various departments for the whole world to see.

the school matriculated 8k and graduated 5k.

3/8*100% is 37%. if you passed through the four walls of a school you won't speculate that at least 37% of students will drop out during a four year course


oga I'll ignore your mentions now. you are unbelievably ignorant. if I don't know what I'm saying I won't be giving you links. I would have left the thread jejely.


feel free to display your ignorance on the thread. ignorance is not a crime. have a nice time bro

CodeTemplar:
Stop spamming the forum with irrelevant facts and illogical submissions, between 2013 and now there was an approx. 300% increase in fees. Didn't your excitable brain prompt you that this could have caused a drop in admission level? Or even a delibrate reduction of school population by the management at that?
Keep spamming the thread with irrelevant links and be thinking facts equals sound logic.

how did fees increase 300% between 2013 and now? you go school?

guy you are funny as phuck. so even if the fees increase you had to jump into conclusion it's because number of students have decreased? Jesus!!!

let me run out of the thread

this is a no brainer!!!

CodeTemplar:
Stop spamming the forum with irrelevant facts and illogical submissions, between 2013 and now there was an approx. 300% increase in fees. Didn't your excitable brain prompt you that this could have caused a drop in admission level? Or even a delibrate reduction of school population by the management at that?
Keep spamming the thread with irrelevant links and be thinking facts equals sound logic.

hahahahaha you've not been able to find a single link to back up your claims. I made an assumption based on what I know and I went online and got matriculation and graduation figures to back them up, you agree they are facts but you call them irrelevant cos your jaundiced opinion turned out false.


I was on my own in the politics section when you brought me here again yet I give you just one reply filled with facts and you say I'm spamming the forum with irrelevant facts

you are one very confused individual. I've left my facts for the world to see let me go and engage someone with a working brain

plus in 2015 from the link in that post above unilag matriculated 8600 students and graduated just 5k+ students.

confirm the number of graduates for 2015 here

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/198964-unilag-produces-178-first-class-graduates-20142015-session.html

According to him, out of this number, 5,472 will receive first degrees

for 2014 unilag matriculated 6448 students
and graduated 5k undergraduate students

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/06/unilag-graduates-89-first-class-students/

note that matriculated students are only the undergraduate students. PG students don't matriculate

plus we've not been considering the DLI students o or are they not students too?



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aribisala0:
What has any of that got to do with a river port at Onitsha

let him continue arguing against a reputable source like Forbes

Moneywomen17:
u are wrong na afonja owns Forbes his name his Ahmed oladele and he is a afonja Muslim lol. Most of the yeye blogger even some iPob own put those 4 above any other in Nigeria but like I said some this iPob site he is getting his from says Arthur eze is worth 5.8 billion and Forbes doesn’t know about it coz he likes to lay low but only the ipob sites knows it.

that guy is a clown

Moneywomen17:
u are speaking to a guy leaving in a bigger denial than I have ever seen before.

I swear the guy is a clown see his comment up there about how obj stole African petroleum from an Ibo man and gave it to otedola to change it to forte oil. otedola became the chairman of African petroleum after Obasanjo left office and otedola was chairman of African petroleum for four years before it rebranded and changed to forte oil in 2011!!!

see how he turned the truth to another of his "we are the victim" stories


that guy should be locked up in a mental facility

Moneywomen17:
whats is the point of this Forbes have the information of this obi jackson and also have the information of things Arthur eze have but they still put adenuga otedola and alakija way above them in 234 respectively with ur Arthur eze not even making top 10. This obi Jackson i don’t even think he makes top 20.

Forbes will put 3 afonjas ahead because Forbes was influenced by Obasanjo the afonja man


that's the way he reasons

Anambralstson:
Otedola is a media man he is below Obijackson in financial muscle, his Forte oil which Obj forcefully took away from the Igbo man that won the bid as African petroleum (AP), now his is planning to sale his assets in Nigeria and Ghana, Nestoil was founded by Ernest Azudialor and is one of the leading indigenous oil companies in Nigeria. I can still lecture you on Alakija oil firm Famfa oil limited

lol @ media man

you like deluding yourself.

So obj just took away another man's company? who is the mysterious Ibo man that won the bid as African petroleum? otedola was chairman of African petroleum as at 2009 and the company later rebranded to forte oil under the same Femi again. so where is the Ibo man and the Obasanjo in the equation? Obasanjo left government 2007 and AP changed name to forte oil in 2009 yet you find it easy to insert one imaginary Ibo man in the equation and blame an afonja man for stealing his business

http://allafrica.com/stories/201012300582.html

up there is how African petroleum rebranded and changed to forte oil under the same Femi otedola who was the chairman since June 2007 (note that Obasanjo was not president in June 2007).
see
https://www.bloomberg.com/profiles/people/15867524-femi-otedola

you have all the hallmark of a deluded fellow with low self esteem that's why you always want to play the victim even when you lose out cos you were the under dog from the beginning

still waiting for you to tell me the story of forte oil/African petroleum, the Ibo man and Obasanjo's thieving skills

I'm waiting

Anambralstson:
Nestoil Limited is part of the Obijackson Group of companies. Obijackson Group is an extensive business conglomerate with diverse cross-sector interests. It operates on three continents.
The Obijackson Group, one of the fastest growing business conglomerates in Sub Saharan Africa, has made vast investments in its operating divisions such as: Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, Pressure Vessel Fabrication, Power Generation, Dredging and Marine Logistics, Aviation, Civil and infrastructural construction and Real Estate.

lol you have serious comprehension issues

Anambralstson:
comparing Arthur and Adenuga is an insult to Arthur let compare Adenuga and Obijackson group own by Ernest Azudialor chairman Smile network Africa, whose three companies is listed on London stock market,


Read
Three companies under the Obijackson Group, a wholly Nigerian business concern, made the inaugural edition of the London Stock Exchange, LSE, “Companies to Inspire Africa” list, a report from LSE stated. The report which showcases Africa’s success stories to international investors, policy makers and other stakeholders in the global space listed the companies as Nestoil Limited, Energy Works Technology, EWT and B&Q Dredging. Nestoil Limited was said to be a Nigerian indigenous leader in oil and gas pipeline construction. EWT is a foremost United Kingdom Accreditation Service, UKAS, certified manufacturer of pressure vessels, process plant equipment, and oil and gas steel structures fabricator in West Africa, while B&Q Dredging was said to have the largest fleet of dredgers in Nigeria. According to a commentary by the World Bank Treasurer, Arumah Oteh, “The companies profiled in this report, not only generate vital employment opportunities and contribute to sustainable economic growth, but are also the bastions of best practices and good corporate governance. They have also had to weather the challenges that African private entities often have to contend with, notably a difficult operating environment, weak infrastructure and inadequate access to finance”. Also speaking the Chief Executive Officer of the LSE Group, Xavier Rolet noted that “the motivation behind researching and publishing this report, was to demonstrate what we instinctively believe, that these companies are fundamental to the successful future of the African economy, with enormous potentials for growth and high quality job creation. High growth private companies are fast becoming the driving force behind African economies and are developing skills, creating high quality jobs and driving economic growth”. Commenting on this achievement, Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi, Group Managing Director of the Obijackson Group stated: “This recognition has joined the list of factors propelling our Group forward to the achievement of greater level of best practices, good governance, quality and efficiency, in our effort to help lift a huge number of people out of poverty on the African continent. We happily accept the recognition and interpret it as a call for us in the Obijackson Group to remain focused in our mission of contributing substantially to economic growth, further creation of quality jobs, training and sustaining some of the best talents in Africa, generation of tax revenues and helping to drive forward our continent of Africa that is home to more than one billion people”. In building the list of ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’, the LSE collaborated with several reputable international organisations with a history of unwavering credibility. These included Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC), CDC Group, African Development Bank and other notable institutions. Highlighting the efficiency of the companies listed in the report, the CEO of the London Stock Exchange Group indicated that “The companies listed and profiled in the report boast an impressive average compound annual growth rate of 16 percent”. Similarly, Professor Edward Scicluna, an economist, who is also the Maltese Minister of Finance and President of the Council of the European Union (EU) said “that the companies like those showcased in the ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ report will generate productive jobs and sustainable livelihoods, and that the report is an admirable milestone in the rise of Africa’s entrepreneurs, sharing their success with the global community”. Priti Patel, a member of the British Parliament and the British Secretary of State, Department for International Development averred that “Companies to Inspire Africa’ showcases some of the outstanding stories of innovation, bravery and growth across the continent. It brings Africa’s entrepreneurial spirit to an international audience, and I would like to congratulate all the companies featured, for their vision, ambition and tenacity. It is their success that will drive Africa forward to a future of prosperity and away from reliance on international aid”. Related

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/obijackson-group-makes-london-stock-exchange-companies-inspire-africa-list/

you like irrelevant news so because his business is listed on NSE is automatically richer than otedola? if he likes let him list it on all exchanges in the world he's still not in the top 10!!!

this is the top 4

-dangote
-adenuga
-otedola
-alakija

followed by
-ty danjuma
-rabiu
-elumelu

the richest Ibo man comes a distant 7th

have a nice day

Anambralstson:
Point is Adenuga is mall boy when compare to Arthur Eze that's fact not Forbes gossip My be I should informed you the guy behind the Smile network that won preferred bidder of 9mobile, bidding they screamed Adenuga out because of his poor financial muscle, do more research on Ernest Azudialor Founder Nestoil group and Smile network Africa

lol fact indeed. kwep making a fool of yourself. I'll believe you when Forbes rates Arthur eze ahead of adenuga. for now it's the other way round your crying won't change it

Anambralstson:
So now you disagree with Forbes
Boy you reason like a child, just read you comment again, seriously you are dumb. Google Billionaires from Nnewi

you have comprehension problem. nnewi is a single town. ijebu is a collection of towns. done arguing with you jare

Anambralstson:
Forbes is accurate, so you now believe Nnewi has more naira billionaires per capita than anywhere else in the country-Forbes

lol you and this your infantile rants

nnewi has maybe 5/6 billionaires worth 1b dollars each on the average while the ijebu axis of ogun state has the adenuga (5.8b beating all your many nnewi billionaires ), the late bayou kuku, folorunsho alakija (2.8b; combined wealth of at least two nnewi billionaires), subomi balogun, keshinton adebutu the popular Baba ijebu (do you know how much this guy makes from lottery daily? ), kuforiji, gbenga ashiru and many more.

just three of those i mentioned up there (adenuga, adebutu and alakija) can buy up and enslave all your lesser nnewi billionaires .

if ijebu wasn't divided into half a dozen small towns it will have more billionaires than nnewi and 3x the networth of your so called nnewi billionaires


stop the infantile rants and just accept defeat

ogun state has more billionaires than two of your states put together!!! just pick two of your states with the highest number of billionaires

Anambralstson:
same link you quoted
Local boy I hope you are aware of FORTUNE
Tell me why Putin is not name richest in the world since he is richer Than Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos Combined?

ignoramus they don't include politicians that made their money mostly from shady deals/ government corruption in Forbes ranking!!! you are so naive

Anambralstson:
Hypocrisy at the peak
Same you used Nigerian finder.com as reference source

Please open same link

https://nigerianfinder.com/richest-igbo-men-in-nigeria/5 Richest Igbo Men in Nigeria (2018)

The Igbo people are one of the most industrious tribes in the country. Due to their hardwork and tenacity, these folks have consistently produced billionaires and multimillionaires.
In this post, we take a look at the 5 richest Igbo men in Nigeria.

#1 Arthur Eze
Arthur Eze is one of the wealthiest men in Nigeria. He is the founder of Atlas Oranto Petroleum, an oil and gas firm with assets in Nigeria, Liberia, Guinea and the Gambia. Oranto Petroleum was founded in 1991.
Eze studied chemical and mechanical engineering at the California State University, Long Beach and graduated in 1978.
Currently, Arthur Eze has a net worth of over $5.8 billion. Apart from his foray into business, Arthur Eze is also deeply involved in politics. He was said to have donated close to $100 million during the last presidential election to the People’s Democratic Party. He is also known as the godfather in Anambra State politics.Eze is also quite popular for his flamboyance. He is rumoured to have up to five different models of Rolls Royce. He also owns a private jet that is worth over $25 million.
He is also known for his philanthropic activities. He donated 12 million to help fund construction of an Anglican Church Youth Development Centre in Otuoke, Bayelsa. In 2012, he also donated 6.3 million to flood victims.

#2 Cletus M. Ibeto
Cletus Ibeto is one of the richest Igbo men in the country. He was born on the 6th of November 1952 in Nnewi in Anambra. Nnewi is a city that is particularly known for its industrial spirit.
Ibeto is the head of the Ibeto Group, a conglomerate with business interests in petrochemical industries, cement, real estate, automotive parts, hospitality as well as banking and finance.
Cletus Ibeto began his entrepreneural journey as a motor part dealer. Prior to starting this business, he had served as an apprentice in the same business.
By 1988, Cletus Ibeto had grown his business to the extent that he was able to stop the direct importation of lead acid automotive battery and plastic motor accessories because his factory manufactured these batteries. And by 1995, the Ibeto Group had become one of the largest auto spare parts manufacturing outfits in the country.
In 1996, the Ibeto Group had diversified into the petrochemical industry where he was involved in the blending of oil lubricants and the production of petroleum products for local and international marIbeto

Currently, the Ibeto Group owns the largest liquid storage facilities for petroleum products in Nigeria. These facilities have the capacity of over 60,000 metric tonnes. Cletus Ibeto is currently worth an estimated $3.7 billion.
Ibeto is a mentor to many billionaires. Innocent Chukwuma of Innoson Motors once stated that if you run into financial problems as a businessman, you should go to Cletus Ibeto

#3 Benedict Peters
Benedict Peters is one of the richest men in the country. He is the founder of Aiteo Group. This group has business interest in energy and oil.
Peters is said to be worth an estimated $2.7 billion. According to Ventures Africa, he is the seventh richest man in Nigeria.
Peters was born in Abakaliki. He hails from OnichaOloma, Delta State. He attended the University of Benin where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography and Town Planning.
He began his career in the oil and gas industry in the early 1990s where he worked with the founder of Oando PLC which was then known as Ocean and Oil.
Peters founded the Aiteo Group in 2008. The group is said to own one of the largest petroleum tank farms in the country. Also, Aiteo has a controlling stake in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 29 and the Nembe Creek Trunk Line (NCTL) in the Eastern Niger Delta.
The Aiteo Group is also involved in the power sector. The group has been able to acquire three power generating companies in the last few years.
Over the next few years, Peters plans to build a 100,000 barrel refinery in Warri, Delta State.
Apart from his business interests, Peters is also a family man and he is happily married with four wonderful children.

#4 Tony Elumelu
richest igbo men in nigeria
Tony Elumelu is one of the richest men in Nigeria with an estimated worth of $1.4 billion.
He was the Chief Executive Officer of UBA before going on to found his own company, Heir Holdings. He is currently the chairman of Transcorp and the founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, a foundation that has empowered thousands of entrepreneurs across Africa.
During his time at UBA, he was able to transform the bank from a Nigerian bank to a pan-African institution with presence in 19 African countries.
Tony Elumelu is also an alumnus of the Harvard Business School and he has been known to have served in several top governmental and non-governmental organizations.
Overall, Tony Elumelu has investments in financial services, energy, real estate, hospitality, agribusiness and the healthcare sectors. His investment company, Heir Holdings supervises these investments.

#5 ABC Orjiako
Prior to his sojourn in business, ABC Orjiako was a successful orthopaedic and trauma surgeon. He had worked at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital and the National Orthopaedic Hospital before founding his own company.
Orjiako was the CEO of Shebah E&P Company, an oil exploration firm with a 40% stake in the offshore block OML 108. This block produces over 8000 barrels every day. In 2010, Orjiako’s Sheba metamorphosed in to SEPLAT Petroleum Development Company Ltd which became the first Nigerian company to take over the operating of a Joint Venture asset from Shell, Total and Eni.
Orjiako is also the chairman of Zebbra Energy Limited which owns the deepwater concession OPL 248 offshore Nigeria. He is said to be worth an estimated $1.2 billion dollars
His other business interests include shipping, banking, insurance and even pharmaceuticals. He is the chairman of Neimeth Pharmaceuticals International PLC.
Orjiako is a Harvard alumnus with a Harvard OPM Certificate in Business Management.
Orjiako is happily married with four children. He is also involved in philanthropic activities which have been targeted towards education, healthcare services, and economic empowerment.

those guys are worth those quoted amount yet they are not on Forbes list keep decieving yourself

even a 15yr old knows Forbes is the reputable source when it comes to ranking people's networth but your own source is nigeriafinder

hammer6F:
THERE COURT CASE HAVE FLOP, NOW THE VERY DAFT WASTELAND DWELLERS ARE BUYING TOKUBO INDIAN PUNJABI USE AND THROW WAY BUSES TO SHOW THEIR BITTERNESS.


IVM WILL NEVER RELOCATE TO LAGOS, KISS THE TRUTH.


IF U LIKE CARRY 100 MILLION CASES FILE IN UR STINKING LAGOS COURT, NNEWI SON AND NNEWI INVESTMNET REMAINS AT NNEWI.


THIS IS WAT A MASS TRANSIT BUS LOOK LIKE, NOT THE COACHES BEING PARADED AS MASS TRANSIT.

i wonder why you are crying. we don't give a phuck about IVM. we are free to buy our buses anywhere we like. I didn't patronise you means I want you to move down to Lagos? your delusion is legendary

[quote author= post=68099104]Mike worth $ 5.8 billion and he can't maintain his poor network, he should go and settle his debt with Fg and financial institutions, he was chased out from Niger, Glo was voted most useless network in Ghana and they are having serious problem, he worth $5.8 billion and under his nose his bank ETB collapsed, his network is most useless network in Nigeria, he went to bid for 9mobile na broom dey use sweep m You guys should stop deceiving yourselves,[/quote]lol clown
so you will put all your networth in a single business? the fact that he's not willing to spend more on it now doesn't mean he doesn't have the money.

btw it's called networth cos your debts would have been deducted from it first don't argue with me. argue with Forbes the richest Ibo man comes a distant 7th in Nigeria. the richest Yoruba woman is even richer then him that's Tony elumelu

Moneywomen17:
when Wole Soyinka said mad people plenty for Nigeria a lot of people were mocking him but see this anambra guy now and u will know he is justified. He knows he is lying but he will keep going around circles

he's deluded!!!

[quote author= post=68098834]Can you tell me how Forbes measures their wealth[/quote]with long ruler yeye

Moneywomen17:
that guy man he said Forbes his gossip same guy is bringing the guardian newspaper I just can’t understand. Anything that doesn’t agree with his ridiculous saying he tries to discredit

I'm starting to think that guy is a 15yr old using daddy's laptop.

he can make ridiculous claims

Moneywomen17:
lol so Forbes a well peer reviewed and respected in the world at large is now gossip but the guardians u are posting is the best in the world lol. What u are posting up there how does it relate that the richest ibo man is not as rich as the richest Yoruba woman. Just give up and stop making more fool of urself.

the guy is so funny ehn he probably read all these nonsense he's repeating at one ipob newspaper stand in aba.

the guy is a clown

he even said individuals send their networth to Forbes before they are featured. so his brothers didn't get featured cos they didn't send their networth. see lie

Moneywomen17:
trash keep consoling urself ur Arthur eze na ur village billionaire not worthy of Forbes. After Dangote na adenuga the otedola and alakija according to Forbes. The rest like ur Arthur eze na small boy take heart

o swear I'm baffled I just dey laugh. he said authur eze is worth 5b dollars? who dash am

[quote author= post=68097018]How many Nigerias list their net wort on forbes Some chose low profile, why not do little research on their companies [/quote]you mean you have to list your net worth by yourself on Forbes before you are featured

your ignorance na follow come

[quote author= post=68097262]Olodo I'm giving you another assignment Google Chrome group founded by Sir Emeka Offor[/quote]emeka offor is not even in the lost of top 10 richest Nigerians yet you want to compare him to adenuga in 2nd position, otedola in 3rd and alakija in fourth are you getting more foolish?

[quote author= post=68096743]I want you to Google Altlas Oranto, Arthur Eze is not Adenuga mate

Atlas / Oranto is Nigeria’s largest privately-held, Africa-focused exploration and production company, Oranto Petroleum have an extensive footprint across the African continent, holding 22 oil and gas licenses in 11 jurisdictions.[/quote]the same authur eze that is not on Forbes top 10 in Nigeria? I guess you know more than Forbes. olodo

[quote author= post=68096150]Ibos do not have dollar billionaires as big as otedola, adenuga and alakija. Forbes can testify to that!!!
Seriously some of you are very daft[/quote]keep making a fool of yourself claiming authur eze is richer than adenuga, alakija or even otedola. this is the authentic Forbes list right here and authur eze is not even in top 10. not one list from a blogger that got his info from a beer parlour in awka
http://dailypost.ng/2017/03/30/forbes-releases-top-10-richest-nigerians-2017/

stop making a fool of yourself. what business does authur eze have that is worth 5b dollars? there is no one in this country that doesn't know globacom.

I wonder where you get your delusion from

[quote author= post=68095049]So for your little mind you what to compare Otedola and Alakija to Arthur Eze, Tony Elumelu, Ernest Azudialor, Benedict Peters, ABC Orjiakor ?[/quote]lol those mor0ns you mentioned are richer than otedola, adenuga and alakija? you are clown I swear.


the only yorubas you can compare those ones to are the lesser Yoruba billionaires like elizade, adebutu, obat, okoya.

ibos do not have dollar billionaires as big as otedola, adenuga and alakija. Forbes can testify to that!!!

https://nigerianfinder.com/top-20-richest-men-in-nigeria/

adenuga is worth $5.8b
otedola is worth $2.3b
alakija is worth 2.1

the richest Ibo man is Tony elumelu with 1.4


don't argue blindly

ehie:
i wonder oh, Madam Tinubu was a notorious slave trader and she is being eulogised, Yorubas are daft

you are brain dead. she's a vital part of history. she was a merchant and I'm sure slaves were not the only thing g she traded.

have you seen Germans trying to erase all historical monuments depicting the first and second world war?

illiterate!!!

LZAA:
Ur broda above said without oil una dy contribute pass to nigger area and u call otedola and alakija yet two of them made their money from SS oil
Ewedu goblins sef

collect monthly contribution and buy oil well now that way you can also make money from oil. clown

as if your brothers are not struggling in the same oil business. they are just getting their asses whooped as the underdogs so now who's running the economy?

PointZerom:
Shut up, your brother OBJ should show us the POWER.


Cc dabullt immhotep Lzza

oh the same OBJ your people are foolishly defending cos of their hate for the aboki president? of course we don't defend thieves where I come from. unlike the people from the drug mules republic who find it easy to adopt anyone accused of corruption e.g saraki, Dino, ffk, fayose, dasuki

defending thieves is embedded in your DNA