CodeTemplar: and where is the list for Nigerian schools selling certificate on cash n carry basis? Our corruption is carefully interwoven with a stinkingly irritating hypocrisy. LASU was bursted just few weeks ago but there is no Nigerian list on any useless front page.
You just rushed and ended up saying nothing. Continue reading the thread and you'll find the list you are looking for.
CodeTemplar: but there is no Nigerian list on any useless front page.
Once again, you are 100% wrong and don't know what you are writing about (I am sure your next move is to shift the goalpost).
Now actually try and click the links in the post below. Maybe you'll learn something new.
naptu2: The National Universities Commission (NUC) waged war against these Benenoise universities from the mid-2000s till the late 2010s, especially when Julius Okojie was executive secretary. The produced a list of banned universities and sent it to the NYSC, all professional bodies and all universities. I don't know why their efforts waned.
There was a time that the lists regularly made Nairaland's home page.
kellyjohn911: I'd like 2 use this medium 2 inform d entire the nigerians with help of nigerian union of universities(NUC) to pls help us scrap of this so called Houdegboe North American University(Hnaub). Am a student there, a law student to be precise. I keep asking myself;how on earth would Nigerian Union of Universities(NUC) allowed hnaub be among d serving university. It so annoying u see a university produce incompetent graduates.The university lacks so many infrastructures. The school of medcines is d worst of all. the department where cadavals are been smuggled in 4 student to use for medical student practicals. The recent happening now is,minimum of 5students loose their lives every semester and we're yet to figure what do happen to them. To be honest, nigerians are gona be facing more disasters if proper care is not taking. I'd plead wit d minister of education to please looking into this problem. Though,we heard from a reliable source that,the owner Pro. Octave Houdegbe bribes with a huge sum of 15million-20million naira so as to get NYSC slot every year. This is a big dent on nigerians. My fellow nigerians pls spread it round 2 help promote good education in nigeria. Naija oni baje.....
kaycast: Its so strange how people can talk blindly, and be so myopic in their way of thinking, you left the country since when i think you need help, why not get updated. mark my words we would see who stands out at the end of the day. For those interested the schoolis accredited and people serve in NIGERIA, Besides why are you talking like an illeterate, does Nigeria have to accredit a school in another country, simply because we have Nigerian there, besides from the way you are talking it tells me a great about what you are studying and where you are studying lol. @mr crackles help yourself but be polite to use better words next time.
philip0906: u just typed a whole load of crap.Absolute rubish.let me tell u,I have friends there.I know everything about the school.I still live in cotonou,cos thats where ma parents reside.I visited the school when I came 2 p.k 10,and I tell u nothing has changed.only that they painted some parts of the school.Many of the people I know there,don't even merit being in school.I know what I'm saying.Ur school admits[b] ILLITERATES[/b].And I will still ask again cos u have not answered me;WHO ACREDITTED HOUDEGBE?WHERE WILL YOU WORK WITH THE DEGREE?.YOUR SCHOOL RENTS LECTURERS FROM LASU(who come when ever they like)abi am i lying?My friend,it is only girls that want 2 go and dance decale coupe in jonquet(cos i have seen ur girls there) that will b rushing there.UR SCHOOL IS CRAP.IT IS A BIG SHIT.nd mind u,the ministry of education published a list of schools that were not accredited by them nd HOUDEGBE was amongst them.So 4 those who want 2 go 2 school,don't let the name deceive you.The guy who owns it is a business man.BEWARE HOUDEGBE NORTH AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IS RUBBISH.I know what I'm saying
kaycast: Honestly i dont know why i am doing this, but my heart goes out to all the student being bobarded by JAMB, why do we have to stay at home for so long, for the truth about JAMB visit http://www.nigerian-youth..com My main issue is to talk about my school, am in 300 level, in the above school (HNAUB) its in republic of benin, just cotonou here, the truth is why waste time at home for jamb or one school or the other, my school is quite cheap compared to most if not all Nigerian private universities, we have various courses available and you have the oppourtunity to finish within 3 years or 4 in the case of Law, what are you waiting for?, for information on my school, visit the school's blog http://www.hnaubonlinemart..com
philip0906: @kaycast dat ur school is shit.big shit.I live in cotonou and had my secoundary school there and i finishd in 2006 .It took me 3 years of waiting b4 i finally got admission into Babcock university and i don't regret waiting.All these while,dat school never came across my mind even though people were telling me 2 come there.it is not just going 2 school but going to a gud one.dat houdegbe ,who accredited the school?the school is full of people wey wan chop life. .u can enter there with 3 credits 2 study law sef.no facilities and gud lab yet,they offer medicine.They even borrow lecturers 4rm Lasu.abegi dat na yeye school.if u finish where u go carry the degree go work?So Nigerians Beware only if u want 2 go and chop life 4 cotonou and dance decale coupe 4 jonquet.
GloriousGbola: probably something something Asari Dokubo benin university GEJ years
Not just that, there was a particular university, Houdegbe North American University, that kept churning out half-baked graduates. I think it was the first university that was banned. It's almost as if that university was set up because of Nigerians. They even had adverts on Nairaland. I believe they were there before Asari's university.
(The battle has actually been on before 2015).
Persistent list entry
A persistent entry on the list of illegal universities is that of Houdegbe North American University in Benin (HNAUB), situated some 60 kilometres from the Nigerian border. Founded in 1997, HNAUB is a bilingual university recognised by the government of Benin. About 90% of enrolled students are Nigerians, according to reports.
Since 2015, there has been endless controversy between the two countries over the legal status of the university and the NUC has repeatedly warned Nigerians not to patronise the institution.
Yakasai has said the NUC cannot “vouch for its quality”.
“We have made persistent efforts to undertake fact-finding visits to the university. Our efforts were frustrated by HNAUB authorities. We have a right to say that it is not a recognised university [in terms of] the rules and regulations of NUC,” he said.
In a 2015 report in a local Nigerian newspaper, the Benin university authorities rejected all the NUC’s warnings to students seeking admission to the university.
“The issue of unethical practices as alleged by NUC was not different from the age-old conflict mentality and philosophical orientation between Anglophone and Francophone countries. The difference does not connote bad, or inferior and substandard.
“We are as mindful of quality assurance as the NUC might claim to be in its mission, but … we believe this is better realised through mutual respect and cooperation among supervisory regulators, instead of the aggressive, imperialist and grand-standing posture of the NUC which negates Nigeria’s leadership and responsibilities.”
She said that the first major award that she won was at a tournament on Lagos Island that was sponsored by Mrs Tinubu. She won the MVP award and that was the first tournament that people got to know of Asisat Oshoala (and that was the first time she met Mrs Tinubu).
She said that they had some problems at the World Cup and the President and First Lady stepped in to solve the problems.
Mrs Tinubu said that she has a youth camp (that has a stadium in it) and she's going to discuss privately with Oshoala about how they can partner with her academy.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) waged war against these Benenoise universities from the mid-2000s till the late 2010s, especially when Julius Okojie was executive secretary. The produced a list of banned universities and sent it to the NYSC, all professional bodies and all universities. I don't know why their efforts waned.
There was a time that the lists regularly made Nairaland's home page.
CIoD NIGERIA -The Chartered Institute of Directors @IodNigeria
The Chartered Institute of Directors Nigeria (CIoDN) announces the sad news of the demise of its Doyen of Past President, Mr. Emmanuel Itoya Ijewere, DF.IoD. Mr. Ijewere passed away in the early hours of Friday, 29 December 2023 at the age of 77.
Mr. Ijewere was the sixth President of the Institute from 1999 - 2001. During his tenure as President, Mr. Ijewere improved the corporate visibility of the Institute putting it on a deserving pedestal as the premier membership organisation in Nigeria.
It was under his leadership that the headquarters of the Institute moved to Ikoyi in Lagos, where it is still located till today.
He was the first Chairman of the Institute’s Independent Directors Register Committee, and he ensured the success, growth and development of the Register, which has today become one of the Institute’s value adding service to the Nigerian business community.
Until his demise, he was also the Chairman of the College of Past President & Elders (COPE) of the Institute and through him the COPE had contributed immensely to ensuring that the Institute’s peace and stability was never compromised.
The Institute will miss this great man, whose passion and selfless service to the CIoD Nigeria is unparallel. His commitment to the ethos of the Institute was an inspiration to all members of CIoD Nigeria. We take solace in the fact that he lived a life of dedication to professionalism and ethical business practices.
As we mourn our revered Past President Ijewere, we will continue to cherish is selfless services and commitments to the cause of the Institute. We pray that his wonderful soul will find rest in the bosom of the Lord and that God will grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
Signed Alh. Tijjani M. Borodo, LLM, F.IoD President & Chairman of Governing Council
CIoD NIGERIA -The Chartered Institute of Directors @IodNigeria
The Chartered Institute of Directors Nigeria (CIoDN) announces the sad news of the demise of its Doyen of Past President, Mr. Emmanuel Itoya Ijewere, DF.IoD. Mr. Ijewere passed away in the early hours of Friday, 29 December 2023 at the age of 77.
Mr. Ijewere was the sixth President of the Institute from 1999 - 2001. During his tenure as President, Mr. Ijewere improved the corporate visibility of the Institute putting it on a deserving pedestal as the premier membership organisation in Nigeria.
It was under his leadership that the headquarters of the Institute moved to Ikoyi in Lagos, where it is still located till today.
He was the first Chairman of the Institute’s Independent Directors Register Committee, and he ensured the success, growth and development of the Register, which has today become one of the Institute’s value adding service to the Nigerian business community.
Until his demise, he was also the Chairman of the College of Past President & Elders (COPE) of the Institute and through him the COPE had contributed immensely to ensuring that the Institute’s peace and stability was never compromised.
The Institute will miss this great man, whose passion and selfless service to the CIoD Nigeria is unparallel. His commitment to the ethos of the Institute was an inspiration to all members of CIoD Nigeria. We take solace in the fact that he lived a life of dedication to professionalism and ethical business practices.
As we mourn our revered Past President Ijewere, we will continue to cherish is selfless services and commitments to the cause of the Institute. We pray that his wonderful soul will find rest in the bosom of the Lord and that God will grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
Signed Alh. Tijjani M. Borodo, LLM, F.IoD President & Chairman of Governing Council
Rest in peace my brother @oddy4real. I am glad I spent time with you and your beautiful family on my visit to Canada earlier this month. You were strong and dogged. You couldn’t have done more.
Ayokunle @oddy4real has had his run. He had a great run. He fought cancer long and hard. Discovered at stage 4, he defied different dates and when he was ready, he passed yesterday in Edmonton. I deduced his last message to me as him signing out, he was ready to go. If you followed him on Twitter, you’d agree he’d come to accept things too, even though he never stopped dreaming and never stopped living. He lived every moment of these tough months and was never sorry for himself. Don’t be sorry for him.
Khalil, Kamilah and Halima — his two kids and wife — are here. You can be kind to them. Halima will need every help she can get. Most people will ultimately move on from this tragic news and forget about Oddy and his family — it’s not wickedness, it is life — but now that we are about him, let’s do the best we can. Let’s do the most we can for his family. After now, when you remember, do it again.
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.u can enter there with 3 credits 2 study law sef.no facilities and gud lab yet,they offer medicine.They even borrow lecturers 4rm Lasu.abegi dat na yeye school.if u finish where u go carry the degree go work?So Nigerians Beware only if u want 2 go and chop life 4 cotonou and dance decale coupe 4 jonquet.