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Focus on number that graduate not number admitted


Is it not same eastern universities that used to admit above quota


UNN alone jam-packed 580 in MBBS when the quota is 180 .

same with IMSU, ABSU etc


Western Institutions regard quota a lot

DaFuhrer:
How many women dey that list?

lol

identitylenz:
Iya Abubakar should be from Abu Zaria, cos there is one ICT built in his name
Not sure though

Anyways I'm still open for business
Just a small away
Check my signature

These are the ones recognised by Mathematics Department of The State University of New York at Buffalo.

1. UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN

2. UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS

3. OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY

4. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA

5. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN

6. AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY ZARIA

7. UNIVERSITY OF BENIN

9. USMANU DANFODIYO UNIVERSITY SOKOTO

10. BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO

11. LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY

12. UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR

Here is a list of the five top directors


5. Kunle Afolayan

Kunle Afolayan is not new in the industry but his return to the scene after a brief hiatus was a blessing to 2019. Before 2019, Afolayan had worked on several films but with ‘Mokalik’ he took his versatility to a whole new height. Afolayan takes on ‘Mokalik’ like a director that has a point to prove. The story revolves around 11-year-old Ponmile, whose life changes when he is sent to work as an apprentice at a mechanic workshop after getting bad grades in school and he must make a tough decision about his future in just one day. Afolayan tells the story with all sincerity mixing and blending good picture quality with unmatched acting from the cast that includes BBNaija star, Tobi Bakre, music sensation, Simi, Lateef Adedimeji, and Toni Afolayan who plays the lead character of Ponmile.


4. Mike-Steve Adeleye

Mike-Steve Adeleye is one of the industry heads known for producing, directing, writing, and editing. However, in 2019, Mike-Steve made a grand mark with ‘Code Wilo’. The political thriller mirrors the Nigerian polity with relatable dialogues and role interpretations. One of the highlights of Mike-Steve’s brilliance with ‘Code Wilo’ is making the Gabriel Afolayan take on the role of an unassuming villain. Taking viewers on a journey of a dark twisted plot filled with gasps, surprise and side-eye moments, Mike-Steve tells the story of ‘Code Wilo’ in the most compelling way for audience delight. The aim was to reveal the dirty secrets and activities of some Nigerian politicians and that was what the political thriller did with Mike-Steve Adeleye’s direction.


3. Ishaya Bako

One of the films that stood Kate Henshaw out from her peers in 2019 is without a doubt ‘4th Republic’. If the film was released in 2020, viewers might believe the scenes were from real political violence that occurred in February 2019. However, the film had been shot before the last general election and like the creative mind that he is, Ishaya Bako predicted happenings with the film. Bako had contributed to the industry this decade with his writing abilities and directorial skills but none can be compared with his achievement in the ‘4th Republic’. From detailed scenes to intentional gestures and sounds in the film all on his watch, Bako sits on the list of top directors in 2019.


2. Niyi Akinmolayan

When Inkblot productions decided to work again with Niyi Akinmolayan in 2019 after the success of ‘The Wedding Party 2,’ production crew knew something unique was set for 2019. And when Akinmolayan’s directorial efforts on ‘The Set Up’ was released, it was greeted with a warm reception. From Tina Mba’s incredible role interpretation to Adesua Etomi-Wellington’s dedication to bringing out the best of her character, it’s obvious Ankinmolayan has gotten it right with Nollywood big-budget films and blockbusters.


1. Ramsey Nouah

Ramsey Tokunbo Nouah makes his directorial debut taking on ‘Living in Bondage: Breaking Free,’ the sequel to 1992 blockbuster, ‘Living in Bondage’. The veteran actor, who now wears the toga of a director has become the new poster boy to the combination of an actor and director. Nouah didn’t just let the buck of his work stop after directing actors role interpretations on the movie set, he remained hands-on even at the post-production level, which led to the overall outcome of the good picture. He’s currently enjoying good reviews, commendations, and accolades for his directorial debut, which was co-produced by Charles Okpaleke and Steve Gukas. Nouah directed and took on the role of the powerful yet flamboyant villain, Richard Williams, in ‘Living in Bondage: Breaking Free’. Not only did Nouah worked perfectly on the film, but he also exhibited his ability to bring out the best in his actor, which was seen in Swanky JKA, who takes on the role of Nnamdi Okeke.

List of Nigerian Grammy Award nominees and some winners

KING SUNNY ADE
1984 - Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording Syncro System
1999 - Best World Music Album - ODU

SADE
1986 - Best New Artist (Artist)

Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal
1987 - Promise
1994 - " No Ordinary Love"
1995 - " Please Send Me Someone to Love"

2002 Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - " By Your Side
2011 - Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals - " Babyfather"
2011 - Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals - " Soldier of Love"


BABATUNDE OLATUNJI
1998 - Best World Music Album - Love Drum Talk

FEMI KUTI
2003 - Best World Music Album - Fight to Win
2010 - Best Contemporary World Music Album - Day by Day
2012 - Best World Music Album - Africa for Africa
2014 - No Place for My Dream

SEUN KUTI
2018 - Black Times

BURNA BOY
2020 - African Giant

Artists who won or received nominations minor contributions to foreign works and artist

2009 - Sikiru Adepoju
2015 - Chimaman Ngozi Adichie
2017 - Wizkid
2018 -Timaya
2019 - Burna Boy

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nigerian_Grammy_Award_winners_and_nominees

Nigerian mathematicians we know of are:
Sammani D. Abdullahi
Iya Abubakar
Adeniran Adeboye
Samson A. Adeleke
John Olusola Adeniran
John O. Adeyeye
David I. Adu
Anthony Afuwape
Adebisi Agboola
Akeem Adesina A. Agboola
Olatunde Akinlade
Oluska Akinyele
Edet P. Akpan
John C. Amazigo
Ezekiel O. Ayoola
Bamidele Awojoyogbe
Charles E. Chidume
Ethelbert Chukwu
G.O.S. Ekhaguere
James Ezeilo
Simeon O. Fatunla
Abba B. Gumel -
S. A. Ilori -
Christopher Olutunde Imoru
Aderemi Kuku
Oluwole Daniel Makinde
Kenneth Nwabueze
Chike Obi
James Adedayo Oguntuase
Amos Olagunju
David O. Olagunju
Adegoke Olubummo
Yewande Olubummo
Victor Omololu Olunloyo
George O. Okikiolou
Katherine Okikiolu
Micah Okwuchukwu Osilike
Kevin Osondu
Gabriel A. Oyibo
Adewale Solarin
Haroon Tejumola
Livinus Uko
Grace Lele Williams

Source : http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/Africa-today/nigeria_math_today.html

The Mathematics Department of The State University of New York at Buffalo.

A  partial listing of Nigerian Mathematicans.

Indigenous contemporary mathematics research activities in modern Nigeria were pioneered by Chike Obi, Adegoke Olubummo, and James Ezeilo who obtained their doctorates in mathematics from British Universities in the 1950's. Obi and Ezeilo specialized in ordinary differential equations and Olubummo in Analysis. The very high qality of the research activities of these pioneers has been a potent motivating force of many Nigerian mathematicians.

Nigeria has also been a leader in aiding in the development of Mathematics on the entire continent. The second Pan African Congress in Mathematics was held in 1986 in Jos, Nigeria. Aderemi Kuku was a two term president of the African Mathematical Union (1986-1995). Also in 1986 Grace Lele Williams founded AMUCWMA, the African Mathematical Union's Commission on Women in Mathematics in Africa.

More recently, Nigerian researchers in the area of ordinary differential equations are engaged in the investigation of a wide range of interesting questions on qualitative properties of solutions and the existence of periodic solutions of higher order equations. The results of Ezeilo's students Haroon Tejumola and Ethelbert Chukwu standout in this regard. So also are the results ofOluska Akinyele, Anthony Afuwape, and E. N. Onwuchekwa.

In addition to the qualitative study of differential equations, Nigerians are also involved in numerical analysis of solutions. The Benin school, led by the late Simeon Ola Fatunla, and the Ilorin school formed around M.A. Ibiejugba, J.A. Gbadeyan, and P. Onumanyi (now at the University of Jos) are particularly strong in this area.

Thus, Nigeria is today well recognised in the international mathematical community as a center for ordinary differential equations.

The main sachools of functional analysis in Nigeria are located at the University of Ibadan, University of Benin, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and University of Nigeria at Nsukka. The indigeonous pioneer was the late Adegoke Olubummo, who spent the entire span of his career at Ibadan.

We should note that George Okikiolu, a Nigerian Mathematician in London, has published twice as many papers as any other Black Mathematician. His daughterKatherine Okikiolu recently won two very high research awards in the U.S.

Eastern schools admit far above quota
example UNN admitted 568 in medicine last year when the quota is 180
ABSU, AAU, UNICAL etc follow same pattern, they end up frustrating students

TeflonBlixx:
I don know.
Keep defending dentistry with passion brutha

smiles
m justshedding light on area of confusion

TeflonBlixx:
James?

Yeah

#Sgtponzihater always know one Dentist and doctor in LUTH and UCH also always have friends in UK and USA

fake guy, so called doctor who while away time with aspirants on every fucking forum where dentistry is tagged.

Doctor is just a general name for everyone that specializes in any area under medicine which dentistry is also part

BDS graduates are dental surgeons or dentist

MBBS - Physician (Primary Care Physician)

Consultants are the real people worthy to be called a doctor

those with MD in USA which is equivalent to MBBS are called PCP - Primary Care Physicians or General Practitioners

DDS in USA which is equivalent to BDS are called Dentists or General Dentists

Jude is an Orthodontist
James is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Hellen is a dermatologist
Mike is a Nephrologist
Stephen is a Cardiologist

Jude, James, Hellen, Mike and Stephen are all Doctors


Also in a situation where
Physicians are called Doctors
Dentists are also Doctors

The world "Dentist" is just like a identity of area of specialization

You can't say I'm a medicine and Surgery...

so u are still on this
keep it up with the envy and jealousy ���

@Originbm

check this

@Originbm

@Originbm
how far na?
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Medics pls add up on facebook with James Onyt

Iamjerryodeghe:
Jamie, I thought u were actually aspiring for UI, never knew it was Unilorin. I'm Jerry, Damie Kulbreeze pal on Facebook. U may know me.. Lemme add u up

wlc bro

Hello Am a med aspirant, Unilorin, Kindly add me up on facebook with James Onyt

[color=#990000][/color] those that gained mbbs on merit please what is their score

Please what is mbbs cut off mark

Any Physiology aspirant?. What's ur aggregate? asking for a friend

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oldfoolnigger:
:)
Ur olevel sucks mehn.
Last year cutoff was 75 while ur aggregate stands at 60.
The margin is quite high.
I would advice that u consider changing to a more lower discipline.
Physiology.
Biochemistry.
Industrial chemistry.
Botany.
Human nutrition.
Health education.
Ur aggregate beats all the above courses' cutoff marks.



About post ume stuff,no one can authoritatively say whether it will hold or not.
Besides, ui seems to be dissociating itself from all the news making round the net by one news they posted on their website yesterday.

Post utme is not sure
let's wait till aug 22

oldfoolnigger:
:)
Ur olevel sucks mehn.
Last year cutoff was 75 while ur aggregate stands at 60.
The margin is quite high.
I would advice that u consider changing to a more lower discipline.
Physiology.
Biochemistry.
Industrial chemistry.
Botany.
Human nutrition.
Health education.
Ur aggregate beats all the above courses' cutoff marks.



About post ume stuff,no one can authoritatively say whether it will hold or not.
Besides, ui seems to be dissociating itself from all the news making round the net by one news they posted on their website yesterday.

Post utme is not sure
let's wait till aug 22

oldfoolnigger:
:)
Ur olevel sucks mehn.
Last year cutoff was 75 while ur aggregate stands at 60.
The margin is quite high.
I would advice that u consider changing to a more lower discipline.
Physiology.
Biochemistry.
Industrial chemistry.
Botany.
Human nutrition.
Health education.
Ur aggregate beats all the above courses' cutoff marks.



About post ume stuff,no one can authoritatively say whether it will hold or not.
Besides, ui seems to be dissociating itself from all the news making round the net by one news they posted on their website yesterday.

Post utme is not sure
let's wait till aug 22

Any one going for Pharmacy here

Nice one