₦airaland Forum

"A confused thread written by a confused Op, to be read and understood only by those who are as confused as the writer."---jman06

Agrika:
My brothers will take care of that, all I hv to do is make a phone call.

Unless he doesn't have brothers too.

Yetayo:
I was interviewd for d post of nutrition advisor nd had d interview done at ibadan....i was asked to come for medicals on wednesday 9am at deir factory at agbara in lagos with a copy of d print out attached to d mail sent.

Ok dear. let's hope to also get called for our own medicals soonest. pls keep us posted on the outcome of your medicals.
Best wishes! One luv.



Team ABJ

sammyj:
GEJ has divided this country with sentiment more than any other government has done. My question for the people clamoring for this reforms are i. Will they have gone for this presentation if GEJ had won

ii. What happened to N.Delta elites and militant that has benefited from all the national of this so called failed Nigeria

iii. After we divide and go our separate ways what happened to the Nigerians that got married to different tribes ?

I rest my case if they have objective answers to this questions !!!

Your questions are irrelevant. The clamor for separation began long before GEJ became President and would have continued even if he had won.

No point asking about Nigerdeltans that have benefited from the present flawed Nigerian system because whatever those people got is insignificant compared to what the north-who are the major beneficiaries of the flawed lugardian arrangement called Nigeria, are getting.

Have you forgotten that many Nigerians also intermarry with people from other countries? Has that affected the sovereignty of those countries Reason before you ask questions nau

Yetayo:
I jst rcivd a mail frm them for invite to medicals....they also called me before sending d mail,i almost ignored d call as i thought its one dis incessant calls from my sim network......has anyone rcivd toi?

Pls are you serious? What position were you interviewed for? And which region did you apply for? Also, where did you write your test?
Sorry if I am asking too many questions but your prompt answers will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

CFCfan:
I can only speak for the Social science programs. The essay portion of our exams receive the highest portion of grades (say 60 or 70%). And most times, the final exam only comprises between 25-30% of your final grade for a class.
Thus, a student has to be diligent in turning in assignments and papers as at when due, and do well in the midterm exam in order to pass a class.

I believe Nigerian students do well in Western universities because the professors deemphasize cramming, and encourage students to learn the concepts of the material and how to apply the concepts to solve problems.

That makes it easier then.

It's not about the professor deemphasizing cramming or anything of such. If a student wasn't worth his grade from a Nigerian university, there's no way he could go all the way from passing all his pre-admission screenings to securing a p.g admission and then cap it all up by graduating top of his class in the Almighty Western universities.

We keep denigrating our own as if it's all rosy in the west.

CFCfan:
In the US, scoring 49 and 59 will earn u an F grade. 69 is a D grade, lower than a C (or C-).

Yet people easily graduate top of their classes in the US. What and what make the grading? I mean what and what do they examine students on? I feel the system there is such that makes it easier for any serious student to graduate top.
I know many students who got a lower degree in Nigeria only to go abroad and finish top in their PGs. One had a 2-1 in Biochemistry (cgpa=3.54) from my school in Nigeria but got an A" at masters level in the UK.
My point is that our educational system isn't as bad as we make it look. If it is, our students wouldn't be excelling in the manner they do when they go abroad.

Companies know better that it takes a lot of sacrifice and self discipline to graduate with a 1st class or 2-1, hence the priority on such graduates.
The reasoning is that if a graduate could be hardworking enough to maintain a 1st class or a 2-1 from 100level up to graduation, then he/she has the discipline required to succeed at workplace.
If you are still an undergrad and reading this, pls work hard to make the best possible grade. If not for anything, you will stand a chance to be called for tests/interviews.
For those with 2-2 or 3rd class, you can make yourselves more employable by garnering extra qualifications eg post grad qualifications, trainings in ICT, starting from little jobs that would add more work experiences to your CV etc.

Woe unto men!

This is exactly what happens in most Nigerian homes. Mothers always turning children against their dads. .
Op, I must commend you for being sensible enough to respond to your mum the way you did.
Please don't ever let your mum turn you against your dad. The repercussions are always disastrous!

Keep being wise, boy!

These gay guys can be so desperate! I have encountered them on many occasions both on and offline.

That is why I run away from some kind of guys because the safety of my asss is very important.
How do you explain a guy calling his fellow guy at midnight to talk about penis size and sharing pic

Pathetic!

prettymina:
am not here to argue anyways,but I knw my sch admits more than 6k students per year nd we do general coyou urses too,if what u are saying is that this state of lecture room is good enuf that means u ar part of d eating that national cake nd don't care wu made d cake.

If you read my post well you would notice that I didn't mean that the lecture room is so fantastic, tho I know it
is even bbetter than what we have in many Nigerian universities. What I was trying to say is that the same infrastructural deficit you see up there obtains in every Nigerian unis. It is not peculiar to Unijos.
Besides, what you have there is just one out of many lecture halls in Unijos and so cannot really represent the true situation of things there. I wish I was still in school, I would have snapped pictures of better lecture rooms even in that p.site where this one is.

prettymina:
even in my sch examination standard is high but in d. State of lecture this is not encouraging @all

Which is your school? How many students does your school admit yearly? And do you offer GSTs and multi-departmental courses in your school?
If your school admits up to 6k students every
yyear and offer GSTs and courses taken by many faculties, yet you don't have a scenario as shown in the picture above, then you must be studying in the wonderland.


And all these UNN guys trying to hype their school here, you guys shouldn't let me post a picture of one of your lecture halls here o.

prettymina:
If jst lecture cud b like this wen not all students are in class how will examination hall b like ....God nd our parents are paying tax ooo ....

Unijos has one of the highest examination standards. During exams, a hall like this usually doesn't take up to 10 students. The university has a very strict policy against exam malpractice. Every year the university expels many students for malpractices that might be considered minor in other schools.

Academic standards in UJ is quite high. However, just like in other Nigerian universities, there's need for infrastructural upgrade.

That's hall A1 where some 100level and foundation courses are taught. I understand that that is not how an ideal classroom should be, but then every university in Nigeria has its own version of A1. Besides, the problem with that hall is basically that it doesn't have good audio system. Not that it is not spacious enough.

The seats are enough to carry all the students but most students who fail to secure a front seat prefer to stand in front instead of taking a back seat.
I took some courses there in 100level, so I know better.

I miss UJ sha!

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That's not A1 ooo. Must be p.site tinz. A1 is much better than that!

Too fast to comment

Congrats to the Amazon!

No matter how hard the APC and their lying mercenaries try to paint GEJ and NOI, they can never deceive those of us who are unbiased and intelligent enough to see the good works of Jonathan's administration.

Congrats once again, ma'am.

Beloxxy:
Lol, you pass me for this one. I rest my case.

Beloxxy:
I'm glad you said REGULAR sex, my dear this one is not regular at all ,its just too much and will soon loose it's spice.

losing its spice depends on the op who's already complaining. For my kinda niccur, I will concentrate on adding more spice so I can even get it 10-12 times a day provided my lady is on the same page with me.

Op's case is that of sexual incompatibility. He's sexually weak but married a nymph0.lol

Beloxxy:
Please don't pray for that if you wanna live long, SEX on its own is energy draining.

regular sex doesn't kill. never mind all the lies you have been told. if anything, it helps clear your head and to me, it revvs up my energy level

Beloxxy:
You all saying he should be grateful to have such a wife should pleeeaaaaassseeee take some chill pills, too much of anything is bad and LOVE MAKING is not an exception.

sweerie, I really need a lady like that to quench my high libido. I mean am!

yhu no sabi lie @op

PUNCH is synonymous with LIES!

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Av bn asking the same question.
l'd really like to meet a real lady from imo/Anambra for a lasting relationship.

Not the hoes we see on daily basis tho.

I hope they don't just bury this baby but carry out a thorough autopsy to ascertain the cause of her death. A lil child like her Slumped and died
Unbelievable!

May her innocent soul RIP

That's called tough love!

Women enjoy it

Thumbs up to the lady!!!

sarahatuba:
The person above you has said it all I can't argue with you since I'm 'naïve' cos I dnt buy your crap......arguing with someone who is so paranoid and delusional enough to see conspiracies that aren't there......your 'brother lost cause he failed woefully (if that's not reason enough to vote him out then you're a lost cause).....you guys are agitating for this cos you don't want to be slaves yeah? Go ahead


I pray you get your 'lower niger republic' and then you'll know which is a bigger fraud...Nigeria or your republic

You were simply deceived to believed that Jonathan failed and your gullible self believed that. Whenever you ply lokoja-auchi-benin road that was done by Jonathan, or use any of the airports remodeled by GEJ, or visit any of the newly established federal universities, or use any of the revamped rail ways, or consume any of the repackaged agricultural products eg olam rice, cassava flour etc that were all done by GEJ, please do come back here and apologize for calling GEJ a failure.

The truth is that GEJ performed far better than his predecessors and his works are on ground for the unbiased eyes to see. And I am very sure that posterity will judge him right. By the next four years of buhari leadership, you and your likes would compare and contrast and wish you had voted GEJ to continue.

sarahatuba:
And I guess you're the speaker of the entire SS/SE region.....issoriat

All I know is this alliance won't work and asides that you're all doing it for the wrong reasons

Point to where I spoke for the SS/SE. If you read my post well, you would notice that I was only aligning with what the op ( a southsoutherner) already said.

Wrong reason you said? Only a naive person like you who knows next to nothing about Nigerian politics will call that a wrong reason. Such alliance between the core north and the middle belt ( the first of its kind) has seen the emergence of a buhari President and will mostly determine those who occupy leadership position in the national assembly, as well as how our collective wealth will be shared for the next four years.
Yet people like you down south see no reason for such alliance between SS/SE.

sarahatuba:
Including akwa ibom and cross rivers and some parts delta state? Lmao

What ever makes you warm at night buddy

Speak for Edo only. Don't make yourself speaker for other states.

sarahatuba:
And I'm sure you think anyone who isn't in support isn't from the region

I'm frm edo state (esan north east)....uromi to be precise......go to edo state and ask if they want to be part of this when you do come back and give me a response

No wonder. FYI, when I say south south, I know the people I am talking to. I don't mean Edo people because I know where those ones belong to. We got nothing in common.