Yes but workers can stay in some of them

yemobrown:
Are these prices for the student? Jehovah buezee

PRIVATE HOSTEL LIST

1.Lovely Unisex Hostel

Location: Abule Oja
Features: Generator 4 hrs daily, 24hr water supply, fitted kitchen, private toilet and shower, common area, wardrobe, tiled floors, serene environment, good access roads, security personnel
Room Type(s): 4 man and 8 man rooms.
Price: N270k and 260k a session per bedspace (Part payment acceptable).
Click here for pictures https:///2VTgf4d

2.Exquisite Female Hostel

Location: Ilaje.
Room Type(s): 2manroom, 2manroom
Price: 110k, 130k, 150k (six months), 200k, 230k, 250k a year per bed space.
Features: Generator 6 hrs daily, 24 hour water supply, fenced compound with gate and security personnel, spacious compound, bedframe and mattress, AC and fan, wardrobe, TV and DSTV, exotic tiled floors, water heater, well fitted kitchen
Distance: 10 mins bike/keke to school gate
Click here for pictures https:///2RNB4ij

3.Cheapest Female Hostel

Location: Abule Ijesha
Room Type(s): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6man rooms.
Price: 85k, 90k, 95k, 110k, 120k per person per session
Distance: 5 mins bike from school
Features: 24hr water supply, Shared toilet and bathroom, bedframe (bunk), fan, fenced with gate, lovely environment,
Click here for pictures https:///2AOuuOQ

4.Lovely Female Hostel

Location: Akoka
Room Type(s): 2 man rooms only.
Price: 250k a year per bedspace.
Distance: 7 mins bike/keke to school
Features: Generator 5hrs daily, 24hr water supply, fitted kitchens, all rooms ensuite, bedframe (bunk) with mattress, AC, fan, desk and chair for study, wardrobe, fridge, tiled floors, fenced with gate, TV and DSTV
Click here for pictures https:///2ART0P8

5.Luxury Unisex Hostel

Location: Yaba
Room Type(s): 2 man and 3 man rooms only.
Price: ₦197,500 (6 months), ₦172,500 (6 months) | 345k and 295k a year per bed space.
Distance: 5mins bike/keke to school
Features: Generator 6hrs daily, 24hr water supply, ensuite rooms, single bed, wardrobe, private toilet and bathroom, fitted kitchen, exquisite lounge/common room with TV and DSTV, uniformed security personnel, fenced with gate, lovely environment
Click here for pictures https:///2A0o0Lg

6.Private Unisex Hostel

Location: Pako
Room Type: 4 man rooms only.
Price: 220k a year per bedspace.
Features: Generator 4hrs daily, Good water supply, Bed
Click here for pictures https:///2RVktW1


7.Affordable Private Unisex Hostel

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 4man rooms.
Price: 160k a year per bedspace.
Distance: 8 min bike/keke
Features: Generator 4hrs daily, 24hr water supply, all rooms ensuite, bedframe, wardrobe, AC, fan, TV, shared kitchen
Tiled floors, fenced with gate
Click here for pictures http:///2H6cp4p

8.Luxurious Private Hostel (Unisex Hostel)

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 2man and 4man rooms.
Price: N150k and N300k a year per bed space
Features: Generator 7hrs daily, 24hr water supply, fully tiled and fitted private kitchen, A/C and fan in each room, TV and DSTv Subscription, beautiful and secure environment.
Click here for pictures http:///2VK0rjW


9.Premium Hostel Accommodation (Female Hostel)

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 1, 2, 4 6, 8 man rooms
Price: 500k, 400k, 350k, 380k, 320k a year per bed space
Distance: 7 min bike/keke to school
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV
Click here for pictures http:///2M7l99m

10.Exquisite Unisex Hostel

Location: Ilaje
Room Type(s): 1 man room, 2 man room, 4 man room
Price: N320k, N300k, N250k a year per bed space
Distance: 10 mins bike/keke to school
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV, Big generator, private toilet and bathroom
Click here for pictures http:///2M3lv0n



11.Affordable Male Hostel

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 2 man rooms.
Price: 259k a year per bed space.
Distance: 7 min bike/keke to school
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV, Big generator, private toilet and bathroom, fitted kitchen
Click here for pictures http:///2VSK98r

12.Very Cheap Female Hostel

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 4 man room only
Price: 200k a year per bed space.
Distance: 7 mins bike/keke
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV, Big generator, private toilet and bathroom, fitted kitchen
Click here for pictures http:///2VSK98r


13.Premium Male Hostel

Location: Pako
Room Type(s): 2 man room only
Price: 250k a year per bed space.
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV, Big generator, private toilet and bathroom, fitted kitchen
Click here for pictures http:///2RvRRap


14.Luxurious Private Hostel

Location: Onike
Room Type(s): 2 man room, 4 man room
Price: N345k, N295 a year per beds pace.
Distance:5 min walk to school
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV,Big generator, private toilet and bathroom, fitted kitchen
Click here for pictures http:///2TFPE8I

15.Affordable Private Female Hostel

Location: Abule Oja.
Room Type(s):1 man, 2 man, 3 man and 4 man rooms.
Price: 220k, 155k, 145k, 135k for 6months per bed space.
Distance: 5 min walk to school
Features: 24Hours Power Supply, Good water supply, TV
Click here for pictures http:///2AJ7pgi
NOTE
6 months payment plan available.

For inspection and other enquiries contact: 08179580734

Or visit us @ www.kwaba.ng


SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/most-recent-price-list-of-affordable-hostels

As you are seeking admission don't forget to book your off-campus hostel accommodation with Kwaba.

We offer the best hostels and lodges at budget-friendly prices.

As you are seeking admission don't forget book your off campus hostel accommodation with Kwaba.

We offer the most best hostels and lodges at budget-friendly prices

You can book for your off campus accommodation. Hurry now before strike is called off.

Get your off campus accommodation before ASUU calls off strike.

Following the consultation among ASUU members; this is what was released in a bulletin: “Though some progress has been made with respect to discussion with Government agents (The Minister of Labour and Employment as well as Minister of Education), at the moment, the proposal from Government towards resolving the demand of ASUU as contained in 2017 MoA and Strike Bulletin 1 is still too fluid and far from expectations. Hence, it is the view of the NSCC that members should await further developments which are rapidly unfolding.

At the end of the day news reaching us says that ASUU members have concluded that the strike will continue until FG meets their demands.

Source: http:///2RhDQNi

Hahaha. Why e dey pain you lie dis na

Paxie55:
Warever

Yes o. They're both so cool

HonAdeli:
I like both of them

The duo have been having a quite relationship decided to tie the knot today in a quiet ceremony somewhere in Lagos.

It is reported that only 300 guests were in attendance.

This has actually caused some reactions from Nigerians on Twitter.

Source: http:///2sdqnHg

The duo have have been having a quite relationship decided to tie the knot today in a quiet ceremony somewhere in Magodo, Lagos.

It is reported that only 300 guests were in attendance.

This has actually caused some reactions from Nigerians on Twitter.

Source: http:///2sdqnHg

The Unilag hostel balloting exercise has been scheduled to take place on Wednesday, 16th of January 2019.

All fresh UTME and direct entry students for the 2018/2019 academic session should please take note.

Also, please take note that to be eligible for the exercise you must have been duly registered for the session including payment of fees.

All students will ballot via their students portal starting from 8 am to 12 Noon.

This message is from the Dean Student Affairs (DSA)

N.B: The balloting process is highly competitive and not everyone will get the hostels. You can prevent this by getting an off-campus accommodation on www.kwaba.ng

These hostels and rooms that are available off campus are very close to school and very affordable for all the features that are available in these students accommodation.

The features you can find here are:

regular power supply
constant water supply
private kitchen and toilet
security personnel
housekeeping staff and so much more.


SOURE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/unilag-hostel-balloting-for-new-students/

Some years ago, while I was a student in one of the Federal Universities in Nigeria, I had written a list of things I wanted to achieve as a student and here are the reasons why goal setting is important for students.

Before going into the details let define what a goal is. According to Wikipedia the exact definition of a goal is:

A desired result a person or a system envisions, plans and commits to achieve. A personal or organizational desired end-point in some sort of assumed development. Many people endeavour to reach goals within a finite time by setting deadlines. In other words, any planning you do for the future regardless of what it is, is a goal.

I wrote down some things that were important for me to achieve during my undergrad days. Vividly, I remember writing them down in my second week in a new environment.

This list helped me decide there and then what I didn’t want and most importantly what I wanted.It gave some clarity and focus that I so desperately needed to stay in school.

Though I didn’t do all the items that was in my list, I discovered after I had graduated that I had achieved more than 80% of all I had set out to do at the beginning of my journey.

There is a popular saying that goes thus: ‘A plan not written down is only a wish’

I didn’t just think about this on my own, I had some older siblings and mentors who guided me through this and helped me set the goals that were most important to me.

So let’s dive into discussing the 5 top reasons you should set goals as a student.

 
Goals help you know your Priorities:

Goal setting immediately helps you know what is most important to you as a student.

As a student, your primary focus should be your studies but this could get too boring so you may need other activities to help you unwind.

The act of setting goals helps you find out some of the things you like or better still things you would like to do.

 
Goals give you focus:


Putting your plans into writing gives your brain the much-needed auction to function.

According to Napoleon Hill, putting down your goals into writing sends a strong message to your subconscious which then gives concrete form to your intangible thoughts.

You can have all the potential in the world but without focus your abilities and talent are useless.

Just like how sunlight can't burn through anything without a magnifying glass focusing it, you can't achieve anything unless a goal is focusing your effort.

Because at the end of the day goals are what give you direction in life.

By setting goals for yourself and putting them into writing, you give yourself a target to shoot for.


 Saves you time and energy:

Because you have been able to cut out the clutter and you know what you want to spend your time doing.

This sense of direction is what allows your mind to focus on a target and rather than waste energy and time shooting aimlessly, allows you to hit your target and reach your goal.

You subconsciously keep away from distractions and your focus remains only on the goal. And by the way if you didn't know yet this is how you become successful, you set a goal, you lock it in and then give it your 100%.

 
Goals Give You Motivation:

Did you know that the root of all the motivation or inspiration you have ever felt in your entire life are goals.

Goal setting provides you the foundation for your drive. By making a goal you give yourself a concrete endpoint to aim for and get excited about.

It gives you something to focus on and put 100% of your effort into and this focus is what develops motivation.

Goals are simply tools to focus your energy in positive directions, these can be changed as your priorities change, new ones added, and others dropped.



Goals Transform Insurmountable Mountains Into Walkable Hills

Many students have big dreams that seem impossible to accomplish like making a first class degree or being the best graduating student.

It’s easy to feel discouraged when you’re staring at a massive, seemingly insurmountable mountain especially when you hear other students talk about how difficult it is to get a first class in your department.

Proper goal setting can help break larger, intimidating aspirations into smaller, more achievable stepping stones.

Planning towards these smaller goals not only makes it easier to formulate a definite plan of action that we can start working on right away, but research has shown that hitting smaller milestones provides real motivation and greater contentment.

Taking our dream of a first class into consideration, you can break down that goal by aiming to do well in all assignments and tests.  Doing this makes it easier to reach the goal of making a first class in the university.

Think you have more reasons? Drop a comment let's know what you have in mind.

SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/goal-setting-is-important-for-students/

Wow!!! What a great gesture.

You can rent your off-campus accommodation in Uniben.

This so enlightening.

ASUU

It can only get better

You can also start looking for off campus accommodation

Thanks.

Guys here's the video.

sheffyUTD:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzGUcdPNWtE

What a shock it was to find out that Unilag students sleep outside.

Medical students in the University of Lagos College of Medicine, have been forced to sleep on the road as their hostels have been without power supply for a few days.

The students say no one has explained to them why they have no power as other buildings surrounding their hostels have power.

Kwaba, the premiere online students accommodation portal, has a presence in over seven universities in Nigeria.
We have been able to solve the problem of school accommodation in Nigerian universities by partnering with numerous off-campus accommodation providers to bring the best hostels and lodges to students.

Through careful selection and attention to details, Kwaba, ensures that all the facilities are put in place to make students life much better and easier.

The facilities include but are not limited to air conditioners, fans, alternate power supply, mattresses.

To view our amazing properties in the following schools:

Unilag: https:///2OwpCBG

LASU: https:///2DCBTmD

Uniabuja: https:///2zK9OHh

NSUK: https:///2SVukLY

Uniben: https:///2rRardP

AAU: https:///2BSqJc0

FUTMinna: https:///2BtAvji

Uniport:

ABU: https:///2Sa5Pe8



SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/unilag-students-sleep-outside/ ‎

UPDATES FOR NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS

1. RESUMPTION WAS SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 3RD. This has been moved until further notice. Kwaba, will always keep you posted.

2. Aspirants from the Faculty of Social science and Management science should check their CAPS now as some candidates status have been updated.

Some of you may not be given the course you applied now.

3. As a fresher, I will advice you not to rush in making new friends, makes friends with your eyes open.

4. More admission list to be released till sometime in December, so stay tuned.

5. Fall in love with your books. It's the reason why YOU are in school so don't lose focus.

6. University is a whole new world, you are on your own. Be responsible.

7. Be careful of ADMISSION ASSISTANCE. Many are out to defraud you of your hard earned money so be careful.

DON'T be too DESPERATE!!!

8. You may not have been given your DREAM course, but you can DREAM IT IN.

You can always get a change of course form after 100L for N50,000.00. You can write JAMB next year the sales of forms will begin on the 6th of December.

9. Always try to verify any information before you act. You can verify from[b] SUG PRO Godwin Onyekachi (aka Political Animal)[/b]. This is important for things that will cost you some money.

10. Uniben provides hostels to students. If you decide not to stay in the hostel, you can book your hostels on https:///2FPNSQv

SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/updates-on-university-of-benin/

Ubdavis:
For the first recent years u post something meaningful. Quite incisive.

Really? Have you been following me to know that my posts are not meaningful?

fykes:
Na so I go jam army checkpoint drums bcoz of break...
Come begin pack sand full one drum that day.
Break failure no be easy things o

Sorry about that. Hope you didn't have many issues.

ellalina:
Why not cut fuel supply in case of brake failure. These car makers.

How do you do that?

CarGuideNG:


What an understatement Sir. This is the opposite of hyperbole.

Good read and tips!

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yeah, right?

sheffyUTD:
No credit to the YouTube video where you copied this from.

Pls share if you have the link to the channel. Thanks

vicdom:

What if I use neutral gear as in case of automatic drive??

Even automatic cars have gears 1 and 2. But remember that the whole idea is to reduce the engine power gradually by reducing the gears. so you may what to avoid going to neutral.

Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, popularly known as Eko is a fun place to visit and also is the commercial centre of Nigeria. Being the commercial heartbeat of the nation, it really is exciting to live, work or visit this city.

Here’s a list of some of the greatest fun places to visit in Lagos. Let’s jump right in to explore this great city.

UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS

The University of Lagos, popularly known as Unilag, is a Federal Government research institution in Lagos state and was established in 1962 by the Nigerian government.

Asides from being one of the most popular Universities in the country, and having produced dignitaries who have made the country proud due to its level of educational excellence.

The University has its highlights, and much more, that makes it great and beautiful to explore. To know the fun things to do in Unilag; click here.

Unilag also has many school-owed and private hostels for student accommodation. These are beautiful architectural structures and a must see when in Unilag. Kwaba has partnered with many of these hostels to make the search for student accommodation easier for all.


LEKKI CONSERVATION CENTRE

From its origin and establishment in 1990 by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC) has grown into one of Africa’s prominent and most-diverse urban Nature Parks due to its high species richness.

It is, therefore, one of the best urban parks to satiate visitors’ curiosity of nature. It is the only vibrant protected area in Lagos State and one of the very few vibrant tourist destinations of repute in Lagos.

Special Features

Canopy Walkway

This is the most popular feature in the centre. It is an amazing suspended swinging bridge walkway that runs through the LCC Nature Park. It is connected by six towers and gives you a bird’s eye view of the unique wildlife that inhabits the Lekki Conservation Centre.

The 2-km board offers excellent nature walks and bird watching opportunities.

Other features in LCC are

1. Family Park which is a world-class picnic haven and offers nature walks, picnic & sporting facilities,
2. Tree House
3. Nature Station
4. Bird Hide

TAKWA BAY

Tarkwa Bay is an artificially developed beach located in Lagos, Nigeria. This beach is an island and can only be accessed by boat or water taxis.

The beach is also popular with swimmers and water-sports enthusiasts and has a welcoming resident community. If you are a water lover and looking for a fun place to visit while in Lagos then Takwa Bay is a sure bet for you.

Special Features: See below

SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/the-7-best-fun-places-to-visit-in-lagos/

Hi guys, due to the Christmas season and the frequency of long-distance journeys that would be made this season, it is necessary that we be ready for any eventualities that may occur while driving.

In order to ensure safety we did a research and found out that a good percentage of road accidents are caused by human error while others are caused by mechanical faults in the car.

One of such mechanical faults is brake failure and so we will dwell on things to do when your car brakes fail.

STAY CALM:

Your immediate reaction to a faulty brake will be to panic nut this in the actual sense is a recipe for disaster.
When your brakes fail, remembering to stay calm will help you carry out the other actions which will be explained below in order to help you stay alive after the incident.

PUT YOUR HAZARD LIGHTS ON:

After you have calmed yourself down, the next step is to turn on your hazard lights on.
Your hazard lights are turned on by pressing the button that has a triangle with an exclamation mark on it. It’s usually on the dashboard.
This action will inform the cars ahead of you, those behind you and those potentially all around you that you are experiencing some vehicular difficulty.

What this does is to make them give you some extra space so you can maneuver if need be and bring your car to a stop when your brakes fail.

SHIFT TO A LOWER GEAR:

The next thing to do is to move your car to a lower gear. If you drive a manual car, it easier to shift gears.
All you have to do is step on the clutch, shift to a lower gear and release the clutch this will help to slow your car down.

This deceleration makes the engine lose some speed thereby giving room for a safer stop.

If you are using an automatic car, there are several options available. You could either use the gear to shift down or you could use the pedal shift on the steering wheel.

Some cars have the numbers 1, 2 and L which will help you to shift to a lower gear.

Make sure that when you are shifting to a lower gear, you do not shift into a gear that is too low to avoid damaging your engine.

So it’s best to shift to a lower gear that is appropriate for your engine speed and vehicle speed. You do not want to damage your engine while trying to bring your car to a stop.

PUMP YOUR BRAKES:

In the event of brake failure and you have carried out the steps listed above, the next best thing to do is to pump your brakes.
Sometimes pumping your brakes help your car to potentially or barely start working again.

This step does not guarantee your brakes will pick up but it’s worth a try to check if your brakes can barely function in other to help you bring the car to a final stop.

USE YOUR EMERGENCY BRAKES:

When your brakes fail and you have tried to bring your car to a stop by shifting to a lower gear or pumping your brakes.

As a last resort, you should use the emergency brakes. There is a way to do this which and when done correctly it would ensure your car halts completely.

You should avoid completely lifting the hand brake as this may a death wish. So what you have to do is this:

• First of all press down the button at the end of the hand brake,
• After that gradually and slowly lift the lever of the hand. Doing this makes the hand brake work in the same manner as the normal brakes by ensuring that the car slowly comes to a smooth and nice halt.
• When the car has stopped, you can then lift the hand brake to a complete stop.
• Finally, leave the hand brake in this engaged position so that you don’t find yourself releasing the hand brakes and then struggling to stop the car again.

Remember that this has to be done gradually to prevent your car from skidding to a stop thereby making you lose control of the vehicle and this may have some unpredictable results that may not be favourable.

BONUS TIP

This tip is actually the most important. Many people are usually tempted to turn the engine off when car brakes fail.

It is potentially the worst thing to do in this situation as this could make you lose your power steering which would make it much harder to manoeuvre the car.

In a total car brake failure, you want to get as much steering control as possible. You do not want to find yourself without brakes and without a power steering.

The best thing to do is to leave the car on which means the engine is on and it will power the power steering component giving you as much control as you can get in this situation.

Lastly, try to avoid driving the car again after you have brought it to a stop. Get it towed to a mechanic’s shop where it can be fixed and don’t drive it again no matter how close you are to your home.

If you have any more tips please share to help others.

SOURCE: https://www.kwaba.ng/blog/the-7-best-fun-places-to-visit-in-lagos/