₦airaland Forum

LizyL: Did you choose them in jamb? And i thought the exam is on the 21st..

where do you reside ?

Promxy94: Am a law aspirant By GOD GRACE,i choose the sch,my exam is on 22nd

that the best private uni you can study law in nigeria i can help you with som of their past qst..wishing you success

LizyL: Thats if they take me in.. We will see

. Sure they would take u in cos d entrance exams arent dat difficult but the real task is wen u av enterd d real screenin wud b from two hundred three hundred level cos i remember wen i was in hundred level they were over five hundred studnt studyin medicine bt wen we got to two hundred level they slashed them to one hundred nd fifty.. Most of dem didnt not make cos mayb dats nt wat dey want to reali study some say presure frm their parnts nd all,, wishin u success once more

Hope we get to see in sch this session...

One of the most eduring problems confronting Nigeria is endemic poverty. Poverty in Nigeria has assumed a monumental dimention, undermining efforts at sustainable development and threatening the welfare and security of many regions. In an ironic twist, Nigeria is plagued with impoverishment amidst plenty. For instance, of Nigeria's 150 million people, over half of her population lives below a Dollar ( N 162 ) per day. Even the the rich in Nigeria are not spared of the scourge of poverty. The annoying thing is that poverty is not God given. Poverty is man made, it arises from conflicting and dominating self interest, that disregard the interests of others.. One interest joins with another and clashes with others, that leads to politics. These divers self interest include domination, exploitation marginalization and subjugation at one end and collaboration, cooperation and alliance at the other (CABALS, POLITICIANS etc).. Despite the enormous endownment of Nigeria in both human and mineral resources, the resouces remain largely untapped. My queston,s,,,. Why are Nigerians still poor inspite of the various policies on poverty alleviation?... Would also like to know the causes of poverty in Nigeria? And one more thing, what do you think about this ''CHALLENGES OF POVERTY ERADICATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA'' for a project topic. Am a studnt of Igbinedion university Okada, studying economics and development studies.

LizyL: Yes already did, and are you sure its a good choice to do medicine at your school?

. Yes it is, dats if u want to study in Nigeria. Av friends studying medicine, but my dear these guys read alot, a frnd of mine reads for lyk eight hours in a day.. U av tob very serious, Wish u successs..

LizyL: where is everyone?

av u gotten d form? Am a studnt of d university in ma final year now studying economics nd development studies @ my dear you ar making the right choice if iits medicine u want to study in 9geria.

Sustainable developmeynt and poverty eradication, undoubtedly, are some of the most challenging issues in Third World today (.Nigeria as case study ).. I used to think poverty was just lack of money, but after checking on some of the existing literatures on the subject matter(poverty), i discovered that there is no general consensus on the definition of poverty rather its a multidimentional phenomenom.. I took my enquiry further, so i went to a village close to my school and ask some of the villagers what they know or feel about the subject matter. A woman said "poverty means when person no get money for pocket and when person no fit stand for him right that is when person no get power, when person no fit go or send him children go beta sch like una..." From what the woman said i discoverd that even those in the remote part of the country understands the importance of education and the roles it plays in poverty eradication. Not going to go deep into the subject matter. Well am a final year student of Igbinedion University okada, studying economics and development studies. I want to know what Nigerians think about this topic, would also like Nigerians to give me their own definitions of poverty and posibly contribute to the topic...

So we dcided to take d vandalised car to our sch gate it wasnt d militant dat blocked d gate d studnt were jst tryin to let d whole world knw dat we cnt b in d same estate with these pple.. Wen we were protestin d ec militant mobilised demself frm dere host nd came chased all the studnt frm d get,,av been receivin calls frm far and wide dat pple are dead i wanna say am still in ma hostel although many studnt av left d sch ryt now its jst minor casulaty no one is dead d annoyin tin is dat d okada divitional police ran wen d ex militants were chasin us.. Its reali crazy nd these are d pple dat r xpected to protect our lyfs nd property... Its ashame althoug some mobile police ar been deployed there is curfew frm 7pm to 7am

Jst felt lyk commentin on this thread cos its somtin i witness ma self.. Wud lyk to state some fact... Dis ex militant are studnt under d amnesty program,, its nt a political tin ,, d problm now is dat dis milatnt seems untoucheable no one can control them was a simple misunderstandin btw one of d militant nd som fraternity in sch dat led to all these ,, they mobilised themself chanted sang there song of war nd started destroyin vandalizing both innocent ignorant studnt although they didnt hurt d ladies they came into the old boys hostel in igbinedion by 3am destroyed cars worth over 30m then after dey left we d real studnt dcided to mobilise ourself we went to our vcs house we cald him he wasnt pickin his calss dats to show u dat all our leaders are nt responsible kip u guys posted wanna av somtin to drink

Thank you so much lawyer. Would want you to verify a land for me in harmony estate at ajah. Wud luv get ur num.