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God save the guy. Instead of thinking of the next step to take, he's there living in a fantasy world.

never knew it was edited..really sowie guys...Just posted it from Facebook directly .am sorry....

no next step....#team UI.....joe ain't childish.....just trying ..maybe I over act and am correcting that....lool big head keh

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The Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan (UI),
Prof Idowu Olayinka has said that only 3,000
candidates out of the over 29,000 who scored
200 and above in the Unified Tertiary
Matriculation Examination (UTME) and chose
the premier university would be offered
admission.
The Vice Chancellor lamented that poor
funding, infrastructure deficit, student-lecturer
ratio and limitation of Hostel accommodation
would not allow the University go beyond its
present carrying capacity.
Candidates who chose the university have
been anxious to hear the admission guideline
from the premier university since the ban on
post-UTME examination which the Vice
Chancellor attested had improved the quality
of graduates and reduced those asked to
withdraw from the University.
While speaking on the topic “Challenges of
Building a World Class University” at the 68th
Interdisciplinary Research Discourse of the
Postgraduate school under the Deanship of
Professor Adeyinka Aderinto, Professor
Olayinka noted that Nigerian government must
decide if it wants her universities to be
globally competitive or not by adequately
funding research and fixing infrastructural
deficits bedeviling them.
While noting that without research a university
is a glorified secondary school, the Vice
Chancellor noted that Nigerian government
should go beyond expressing ‘suspect’ regret
at the ranking of her universities at public
functions, rather, it should allocate more funds
to revatilise teaching and research.
The professor of Geology listed inadequate
teaching and research facilities, problem of
attracting and retaining top-class faculty, poor
funding, overstretched infrastructure,
inconsistent policy of education, inadequate
suitable staff, and government attitude to
education as factors affecting the global
competitiveness of the university.
“Funding is needed to make UI a world class
university but for now no admission screening
until October 25th 2016.

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