₦airaland Forum

Girl360:
Lol where are you getting your info from?

Lol I'm offering B.A. Econs, Maths and Accounting, which means I'm taking courses from the Business school, department of economics and the school of physical and mathematical sciences.

Yet, I never attended a single interview.
The whole application process was even done online.

And the only law students who go for interviews are the postgraduates.

erico2k2:
I did not want to say but now I have to, well the Ghanians are Domestics staff, meaning cleaners.
You can google what you country men and women do in teh UK the most.
http://www.ghanalinks.co.uk/cleaning.html

Girl360:
Lol that's not true.

It's only medical students that go through interviews.

And no, you don't need an aggregate 6 to come to UG.
That's for some specific courses like medicine.

You just have to get a C and above in your Wassce.

You can also check the UG website for application requirements for international students.



@ Silva79

Jregz:
Talking about how much of a language you know on a public forum sounds like pride. So I'd leave that. As a matter of fact, I know other languages (Spanish and French) , so it's safe to say I understand English pretty damn well. If you know what it means to understand any of the aforementioned languages, you'd know what I mean

erico2k2:
Try This
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/cuplearning or speaking a particular way does not amount to one being brilliant at the command of spoken English, your accent does not dictate your fluency in English Language,Only silly people think so.
FYI there are loads of dialect in spoken English.The only standard one in teh Uk is the one spoken in England.

erico2k2:
I have loads of Ghanaian at my work .up to 50 working in same department for some reasons.
Some cannot even express themselves.But then again that is Ghana

Exciton:
What the fvck is wrong with us in Nigeria

When are we shut down Aso Rock and demand for good schools for our children Even the expensive education the privileged few get in Nigeria is absolutely worthless.

We are the most foolish people in the world. Our GDP is higher than these African countries, yet they have better schools, better transport systems, better security, better everything!

But we'll sit back and let useless old unenlightened thieves ruin the future of our children unborn.

The smart Nigerian child has little chances of exploring his potential and chasing after his dreams because his useless country won't provide the equipment and environment necessary for learning and creativity. His only option is to become an autodidact and hope for scholarships from foreign countries or if he's lucky, his parents can afford to send him outta the rotten nation.

What the fvck is more important than the future of our children?

Fvcking useless people. Always arguing about useless tribes, useless religions and useless political parties. I'm angry I was born in a nation of 200 million spineless functional illiterates.

The worst part is that some are still arguing that their respective shithole they graduated from is better than this.

benji93:
I beg jo, no 1 is not really a criteria for measuring the quality of education offered at a uni.How do you mean by basic infrastructures.If na power, then its not really a university issue, its a national issue. With regards to basic education, there is not much ug can offer, yes they have the noguchi memorial institute which is actually thriving, but university of ghana is better known for humanities than science and technology.They began offering education in the sciences not too long ago.The faculty of Engineering buildings looks pretty nice, but it has close to no required tech talkless of advanced tech.In 2013, they overadmitted students into the faculty of Engineering,over 350 students. I guess they realized it and admitted less students in the year 2014.You can have over 10 students sharing a set of apparatus during experiments,sometimes 1 apparatus for a multitude of students.For ghana's premier university, you should expect a well planned newly developed faculty, but tht cannot be said of UG. But there is 1 advantage though, there are no strikes, which is characteristic of Nigerians uni, and if any occurs, it usually takes a short time to be addressed.I can vouch for the stability, and i know thts what most of my Nigerian folks think.But there is no reason dramatizing the quality of education unis in Ghana offer. There are not so many unis in Ghana,and there are fewer unis(about 5 major unis), so the government should be up to task to manage them,this is the reason why the admission criteria is high for public schools(the best students attend the public schools-both secondary and tertiary),there are some private schools though on par or even better than the public schools,just with less internaitonal reputation..I dont understand the high influx of Nigerian students into unis in Ghana,i can understand KNUST and Uni of Ghana, but zenith college and co,i dont know what to say.I am not condemning any skul here, i am only stating the fact of quality,Nigerians are so in love with Ghanaian schools, that they would rather get into one, even if its just an aggregate of buildings. May God help us all, but i just want to clear the air, University of ghana is not better than Nigerian federal universities, and mind you i am more wound in the Ghanaian fabric than you can think of.I attended Uni of Ghana as a domestic student(Engineering) before i left,and i resided at commonwealth hall(VANDAL CITY) so i know exactly what is happening there. Their system is as ineffective as ours these days, the system should understand the needs of the people and integrate it where and when suitable,but the system decided that no other time was better for Engineering program at ghana's premier university than the 21st century.I guess the system was sleeping through the 20th century.The tuition fee for international students is far too much for its worth in my opinion.All ghana uni hopefuls i wish you all the best.

RichEstate:
D only two Ghanaians I have heard spoken effortlessly without the fake British accent are pastor Dr Mensa otabil (my mentor) and koffi ana. About crime you mentioned, every crime Nigerian committed in Ghana has Ghanaians as insiders. I know your country like back of my hands

erico2k2:
This is Rich coming from a group of people who pronounce CUP as Kap, HER as Hir

Jregz:
LOL.. I still insist you Ghanaians own the award for the Worst pronunciations.. Every Ghanaian I know - and I know a lot, like a lot - pisses me off when they speak no matter how much I do love them

Blue3k:
Source please and also where are there ranks for various departments. Nice pictures are cool but don't say much.

Where does Engineering program rank, Does it have Rank research program, how's the graduate program etc.

jinxet2000:
I scrolled all the way down to find the inventions and business ideas the alma mater have raised but I could see only beautiful structures. If schools are rated on how nice the structures are, many won't go to school.

emmasege:
You are very right. I'm reliably informed that he cancelled the continued implementation of OAU master plan. He was quoted thus : "how can this kind of school be in the south". As beautiful as OAU is, it's just one of the three phases in the master plan, as conceived by late Obafemi Awolowo. Successive governments have not helped the situation either as they always play the politics of one university per region whenever they were to do some developmental projects. Anytime such politics is played, two out of the five first generation universities in Nigeria pay for it, usually OAU & UNILAG. Until Nigeria decides to fund massively her flagship universities (UI, OAU, UNILAG, UNN & ABU) and jettison regional politics, the likes of Ghana, Kenya, Uganda etc will always parade world-class universities while we are here fighting for who the king is in the country of the blind.

iamord:
pls do u know where i can get info on these projects..?

iamord:
i can put my money on the likes of ashesi.. if you are there to play they will flush u out.. another good school is the regional maritime university.. am so pleased to see the medical school completed.. and i heard thats just the first phase

priceaction:
They have cool structures, i love the environment also. Every building has a lobby and a space for hang outs and partying. I was there last year and was impressed with what i saw, but very expensive too especially to foreigners, as i heard.

Nedsnow:
Keep flaunting it. We sure understand how it feels not to have good infrastructures. But the thing is. Thou i heard Ghanian schools are good but i know of 2 guys who schooled in Ghana. Believe me folks. Both are light headed. Know no shít.
I know I can't judge with those 2 but pls humor me. Show me one smart and intelligent Ghanian school graduate and i will show u dozens of light headed ones.

adusco:
How many universities do they have?? The real problem confronting Nigeria.....

Nogodyej:
them de protest like us

jieta:
why don't you put source of who rate it as the best university in west africa.

i believe there are some universities in Nigeria who can compete with what am seeing.

columbus007:
Well success are in the student not in the school

Silva79:
how can i school here.

Lanretoye:
is university of Ghana a school?

SACI:
I don't need "everyone's" validation for a fact to be a fact

CoolVoice:
Not sure which Nigerians you've been relating with oo.. Loll

erico2k2:
Ok great I understand you watch TV and Nollywood

SACI:
Nt hating,just being factual here

MtuMsuper:
2 million Nigerians in Ghana!!?