Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 7:54am On Dec 07, 2015 |
emekakelvin: are you serious? I just what to know. About what? 10 has more academic high handedness than 1 and 2. Most of the lecturers that taught me from 1 do not set application based questions...they may have a book, practice all exercises in the book and they pour it back for you in the exam hall. 1 is academically easier, 2 is slightly overrated, 10 is like a diamond in the dirt that has not been found. |
Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 7:49am On Dec 07, 2015 |
ProudOlodo: You're right, I've wtinessed several arguments over uni comparison that went overly sour. You should consider running commentary on Nigerian unis  Yeah@ going sour even with my own sisters that attended Unilag. I later went there for Msc and do not seem to be impressed. |
Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 7:06am On Dec 07, 2015 |
ProudOlodo: You seem to have such cross-institutional experience. Personally, I hardly reckon with this NUC list. I don think I have enough special respect for one uni in Nigeria to think it well exceptional over others. I just basically put them all on same pedestal...except for some funny ones I won't dare put on that pedestal Ye, I do. I follow up on almost all, friends are scattered all over, my family is a mix of a couple of them too. Generally, you can place a couple of them on almost the same standard particularly the top tier ones...UI,IFE,UNILAG etc but I can tell you that 10 is far better than most of these ones in a lot of aspects. Moreover, disregard this news, it is fake. All these hungry bloggers that just want to catch attention knowing fully well that majority of Nigerians active online are youths and will always want to check out their school's performance.. |
Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 6:58am On Dec 07, 2015 |
FrancisTony: Saying 10 is better than 2, questions the authenticity of your post. How did you arrive at the conclusion? On what basis? Most of the lecturers in 10 graduated/ moved from 1. I have been a student of both(2 and 10). Read my post again...not in all ramifications. I said academically; quality of teaching, follow ups and all.10 is also more organised and there is a better welfare. Moreover, 10 has a better learning environment and is far neater, the best hostel in 2 does not come close to the best in 10(6 in a room,3 reading tables and chairs,2 bathrooms,1 toilet, 6 wardrobes, i.e you do not go out of the room to have a bath, constant water supply, refrigerators in kitchen, air conditioned hostel study rooms, air conditioned common rooms with cushioned chairs etc). I think 2 has a better funding though for facilities which 10 does not seem to lack also. 2 has a better and well organised Alumni. I have been following NUC ranking all year round and I can tell you that this list is fake. A major factor that always make 1 rank very high is usually the number of Professors and researches carried out which is one of the criteria NUC uses. FrancisTony: 2 & 10 are different institution & handle less similar disciplines unlike other institutions. How can you compare fashion designing with catering? 10 lacks College of Medicine and its allied courses, faculty of Law and probably Arts(?). 2 on the other hand, doesn't have faculty of Agriculture which is the pivotal reason 10 was established. What is your point? You are right, 2 offers more courses but that is not part of the criteria used in judging as al universities cannot be same with respect to course work. I know they use yardsticks like number of professors, student/lecturer ration, number of published work/ research etc but not the nature of school/ number of subjects offered. |
Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 2:05am On Dec 07, 2015 |
Etfash: I attended 1 & 2 and in that order (First and Second degrees). Personally, I will say both schools have similar standard of education but, i prefer Unilag. My reason is simple: You are shown what to do with what you know in Unilag! I have been taught by a couple of lecturers in 1 and I am doing a second degree in 2 but I can authoritatively tell you that 10 is better than both academically. The list is fake anyway, believe iit at your own peril. |
Education › Re: NUC Names University Of Ibadan Number 1 In Nigeria – See List Of Top 100 by naturalwaves: 2:01am On Dec 07, 2015 |
lordkay10: The National University Commission (NUC), has released its annual university rankings and named University of Ibadan in Oyo state as the top tertiary institution in Nigeria.
The body, which is responsible for accreditation of schools, put University of Lagos in second place and rated Covenant University as the best private university.
Below is the 2015 Top 100 NUC University Ranking in Nigeria.
2015 TOP 100 University In Nigeria by NUC
Source:- http://www.informationng.com/2015/12/nuc-names-university-of-ibadan-number-1-in-nigeria-see-list-of-top-100.html There is nothing like this on NUC website. Where did the mushroom source you quoted get its information from? |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 9:38pm On Dec 04, 2015 |
MathsChic: [b][/b] Lol I'll look forward to that. Keep your fingers crossed. |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 9:03pm On Dec 04, 2015 |
MathsChic: Wow! That's cool. I do like hearing dbanj playing it. Don't worry, I will play for you someday  |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 2:25pm On Dec 04, 2015 |
MathsChic: Hmm... that's impressive. Why did u take it up? I like the harmonic sound inherent in it when it is particularly used to play hymns and folklore. It also has an anticipatory progression and a good rise and fall rhythm that makes one want to listen to the next line of sound. |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 1:01am On Dec 04, 2015 |
MathsChic: Btw, that's weewee chu thing is the funniest thing I've read in years. Meanwhile, harmonica is cool. That's what dbanj plays isn't it? You really play it? Exactly, very funny stuff. Yeah, I try, I play it (self taught), not as good as Dbanj though  |
Autos › Re: TESTED & TRUSTED.... Cotonuo Cars Delivered By Tadeus by naturalwaves: 6:54pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
Mr Tadeus, please what is the cost of a very clean 2010 Toyota Camry XLE full options with a very low mileage to my doorstep in Lagos? |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 6:35pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
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Sports › Re: Chelsea Stars Diego Costa And Ramires Spotted Leaving London Nightclub At 3.15am by naturalwaves: 6:04pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
Ramires appears drunk in that pic.  |
Fashion › Re: LADIES; Can You Rock This Outfit On Your Wedding Day? by naturalwaves: 5:32pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: On What Basis Does One Get Regret Mail After Medicals? by naturalwaves: 12:23pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
@OP, companies do test for HIV also, I know that for sure even Government establishments. When I got a government job, I was referred to a government hospital to do medicals and I got the report back which I was supposed to take back and I saw all manner of tests on the slip and it was even clearly stated on the report that I was HIV negative.Although, most reports are usually confidential between the employer and the hospital, I know for sure that they discreetly test for HIV and discriminate against those that have the disease even though it is wrong.
I have never gone for HIV test because in the last few years, I have done medicals with three different organisations and all turned out alright but if it is reported that I failed medicals or do not get back from a company after medicals, then I would be seriously worried as well and personally go for all necessary medical tests to ascertain if all is well. |
Crime › Re: This Lady’s Rape Ordeal Will Give You Goose Bumps by naturalwaves: 9:54am On Dec 02, 2015 |
You are a foool for going to date a supposed 27 year old man at 17. I am sure the girl in question wasn't even disvirgined by that man. What did you think he wanted from you before? Marriage? You went to his house, his friend was there, he definately took you to the room, you followed him like mumu. Did he tear your clothes? The writer of that message is an eediot and whoever calls this a rape is a co-eediot. Useless girls everywhere. |
Education › Re: Corona School Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary Gala (Photos) by naturalwaves: 6:35am On Dec 01, 2015 |
Gassa007: Is there anything secret about the Fees,why not just let us know about it too Nothing secret about it bro just that I am not sure if it is okay to spill it here. |
Education › Re: Corona School Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary Gala (Photos) by naturalwaves: 7:55pm On Nov 30, 2015 |
missKiffy: How much is their school fees, let me knw if I can afford to send my kids there when I start having children  Hahahaha, there is nothing God cannot do.You can send a PM, will give you full details. |
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Education › Re: Educationally: Anambra, Imo, Enugu Leads, No Yoruba State In Top 3 - NUC by naturalwaves: 3:57pm On Nov 30, 2015 |
@OP, so much inferiority complex in your post, must you include yoruba in your title? Until people like you who think they are secojnd fiddle to the yorubas starts having confidence in yourself, the better for you. |
Education › Re: Corona School Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary Gala (Photos) by naturalwaves: 12:33pm On Nov 30, 2015 |
missKiffy: This is a prestigious school You can say that again.Proud to be a Corona teacher  |
Celebrities › Re: The Top Ten Best Artists In Nigeria Year 2015! by naturalwaves: 10:28am On Nov 30, 2015 |
I think this new guy ADEKUNLE GOLD deserves a spot on the list with his unique style of song and two smashing hits; SADE and ORENTE. |
Science/Technology › Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by naturalwaves: 9:59pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
kaakulator5: [s][/s]
YOU'RE MAD EXCEDINGLY.U'RE A GOAT WITH MONTAGE MADNESS SYNDROME.I'M SURE YOU MEANT YOUR FATHER IS MENTALLY SLOW STUP1D LUNATIC.USELESS SON OF A NON ENTITY. He told you the bitter truth. Of all sources, it is sahara reporters you were able to quote. Now, let me educate you a bit because you didn't study computer science as it is very obvious from the way you made Clay's name so bold. Of course, it is an undisputed fact that Cray evented the first super computer the Cray 1 and other series but super computers could have different variants; it just refers to a machine that can process several calculations within a very minute time. As for Emeagwali, he worked on a super computer known as CM-2(he didn't invent it); there was CM-1 before that time. There is something called "parallel processing"...a type of architecture used in computers in order to make it work faster (read more), that was the section of the CM-2 he worked on and he achieved the right result in the model that was further developed using that same CM-2 thus earning him the Gordom Bell Prize for that year. The only issue is that his achievements was exaggerated particularly by people who don't read nor listen well. Did he invent the super computer? NO ( every knowledgeable person knows this). Did he work on a super computer? YES, he did and got a prize for his efforts on the CM-2 he worked on. |
Science/Technology › Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by naturalwaves: 9:19pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Karmanaut: Google his website and read his acclaimed achievements. That's the only true part of the story, however according to the charlatan the Gordon Bell prize is equivalent to the Nobel prize for computer science. Spoiler alert: it doesn't come close.
Read his website to see the list of all his "achievements", a TL;DR is in on the first page, then maybe you'll see why he's considered a fraud. Fine, one thing is common with the site, he boosts his ego but there was no where he called himself a Doctor the only issue is that when people call him "doctor" like the newspaper invite from Jamaica on the first page, he doesn't deny it, that's all! As for the father of internet and so on, he didn't claim he is, he just put them under related posts in which there is a likelihood his name pops up when such are read or discussed. His picture on the postage stamp, was that false too? I only see a man that is proud of his little achievements, nothing like fraud too and yes! He is an excellent mathematician too, went through some of his writeups. Cut him some slack! |
Science/Technology › Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by naturalwaves: 8:24pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Karmanaut: Website owned by a Nigerian. I think the owner used to wok for Sahara Reporters. If you don't want that site, then this one is by a nairalander: www.nairaland.com/19285/philip-emeagwali-media-hype So, nairaland is now a source again? Huh? Fine, he was denied a Phd degree which isn't a new thing, happens even in Nigerian universities so, what exactly is your point? That he didn't win the Gordon Bell prize for his application in a model or what? |
Science/Technology › Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by naturalwaves: 7:54pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
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Science/Technology › Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by naturalwaves: 6:18pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
bajeen: Remove Emeagwali and Oyibo from that list pls. They are just intellectual fraudsters. Please read the article below:
Intellectual 419: Philip Emeagwali and Gabriel Oyibo Compared By Farooq A. Kperogi Ask an average Nigerian to name the country’s most famous scientists. In all likelihood, they would mention “Dr.” (or “Professor”) Philip Emeagwali and Dr. Gabriel Oyibo. This, in a way, is excusable ignorance. After all, the great President Bill Clinton has been scammed into undeservedly calling Emeagwali “one of the great minds of the information age ” and the “Bill Gates of Africa.” And such prestigious Western news organizations as TIME , CNN and BBC fell for Emeagwali’s smartly orchestrated intellectual fraud. As for Dr. Gabriel Oyibo, he was for many years touted in the Nigerian media as the great successor to Albert Einstein, as a four-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physics, and as the inventor of the "almighty" GAGUT (God Almighty Grand Unified Theorem), which he farcically calls “the theory of everything.” On the basis of his comically delusional intellectual fraud, Oyibo has been celebrated in Nigeria as one of the greatest scientists that ever lived. However, the elaborate intellectual fraud of Emeagwali and Oyibo are now unraveling rapidly. SaharaReporters, the enormously popular, muckraking diasporan citizen media site, has done a series of exposés on the intellectual fraud of Philip Emeagwali . At least two mainstream Nigerian newspaper columnists have done the same in the last few weeks. I'd had cause to call attention to the intellectual chicanery of these characters in my July 15, 2006 Weekly Trust column, then called “Notes from Louisiana,” which can be found on this blog. Oyibo and Emeagwali are certainly different in many respects. But they are also similar in more ways than one. First, Oyibo started out as a productive scholar who actually published a number of peer-reviewed, scientific articles before he degenerated into his current patently psychoneurotic state (I will give evidence for my conclusion shortly); Emeagwali, on the other hand, never had a Ph.D., is/was never a professor by any understanding of the term, has never published in any peer-reviewed journal, nor owned any patent—all contrary to his claims. However, Emeagwali did win an actual award—the Gordon Bell Prize — whose significance he has exaggerated beyond the bounds of reason and decency. Note, though, that Oyibo also claims to be a perennial nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physics. This is pretty much like Emeagwali 's fraudulent claims to being "a" or "the" father of the Internet. The Guardian 's U.S. correspondent, a certain Laolu Akande, is the biggest accomplice in Oyibo's fraud. Until the last few years, the Guardian often reported that Oyibo was among the top three candidates being considered for the Nobel Prize in Physics. This intentionally deceitful newspaper speculation was/is the basis for his unearned popularity in Nigerian elite circles. I don't know if this has changed, but when I was in Nigeria it was customary to identify Oyibo in Nigerian newspaper narratives as a "three-time Nobel Prize nominee in Physics." In the Afro-romantic digital black diaspora, in fact, it is usual to identify him as a four-time Nobel Prize nominee ! Now, the Nobel Committee does NOT disclose the identities of the nominees for any of its prizes until at least 50 years after the prize has been announced . How in the world did Oyibo and the Guardian 's Laolu Akande know that Oyibo was a nominee for the Physics Prize? In fact, Omoyele Sowore, publisher of SaharaReporters.com and former citizen reporter for the now tame and compromised ElenduReports.com , unmasked this fraud years ago. He sent emails to the Nobel Committee asking to know if Oyibo had ever been a nominee for their Physics Prize. Of course, they flatly disclaimed it. They said it was impossible for anybody to know if he was a nominee for any Prize until several decades after the fact. So, in more ways than one, Oyibo is guilty of the same intentionally fraudulent self-promotion that Emeagwali has a dubious honor for. Like Emeagwali , he currently feeds on this fraud since he, like Emeagwali, is effectively jobless now. Plus, Oyibo stakes his claims to unparalleled scientific genius on the basis of his ludicrously incoherent and insane GAGUT theory, which hasn't been published in any peer- reviewed scientific journal or book, although he has a vanity, self-published book that he flaunts every time— much like Emeagwali 's claims to having 41 patents, which have turned out to be patents in sophisticated, intricately multi-layered intellectual frauds. But any one who has followed Oyibo 's life closely will agree that the man needs help—seriously. The brother has lost it. He has no job as I write now. He left the university system as an untenured associate professor years ago. (Hmm.... Can you imagine a four-time Nobel Prize nominee in Physics who no U.S. university or research institution wants to touch with a barge pole?) If you need evidence of Oyibo’s undisguised psychic imbalance, read his deleted profile on Wikipedia , which he wrote of himself. Here is a sample from the profile for your amusement: “Honors and Awards: Professor G. Oyibo has been recognized as being closer to GOD (intellectually and in other ways), than any other human being because of the GAGUT discovery. He has also been recognized by the Nigerian Federal Government as Mathematical Genius which was inscribed on a Nigerian Postage Stamp that was issued in 2005. Professor G. Oyibo has also been recognized as the Greatest Genius and the Most Intelligent Human Being ever created by GOD. He has also been recognized as the Greatest Mathematical Genius of all time. Professor G. Oyibo has been recognized by the Nigerian Senate, representing the entire population of Nigeria of over 200 million people, through a Senate Motion No. 151 page 320 presented in the Federal Republic of Nigeria Order Paper on Tuesday, 15th March, 2005." If the above is not proof of a man who is truly in need of psychiatric help, I don't know what is. But the greater concern for me, however, is that our hunger for heroes has predisposed us to be easily susceptible to all kinds of cheap intellectual frauds. By officially celebrating Emeagwali and Oyibo, the Nigerian state has inadvertently become an accomplice in intellectual 419. And by engraving their images on our postage stamps, the Nigerian state has unwittingly and permanently stamped deceit and false pretenses (otherwise known as 419) on our national consciousness—and on our international image. That’s a shame. Where in the article points to the fact that he was a fraud aside exaggerating that he was a nobel prize nominee? Why not debate his theorems and all? |
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Education › Re: Nairaland Mathematics Clinic by naturalwaves: 11:55pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
ladokuntlad: i strongly disagree as pertaining to this particular question above. Why? since some certain condition as been given so its already under a constraint, which cant make us say its going against gravity (-g) even at -g(going against gravity) we don't get our distance to b negative. I stand to b corrected though. Bt for dis particular question above. d reason i gave is still very legit until someone comes here and give His/Her own clear reason Well, I am yet to check out the question itself, just saw where you wrote it can't be negative. Will check out the question tomorrow. |
Education › Re: Nairaland Mathematics Clinic by naturalwaves: 11:43pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
@ Ladokuntlad, it is possible for height to be negative in physics particularly when an object is going up or down. If you get a negative height, it means the object is going against gavity( I.e moving up). |