₦airaland Forum

ayokunlei:
if at all He came here to solicite for likes like u think, then you are also as jobless as u tink he was because u also came here to insult when ur mates are out there doing something else.

Besides, the guy u were beefing came in here to rep his school.
How is that a problem to you Mr?
I hope you are not one of those that failed to secure admission into the Better By Far institution?
Even if u are, dont give up.

Beefing wont make you more than what you are. . .

Stegomiah:
Not surprised, unilorin is arguably the best university in Nigeria.

LMAyedun:
What of UniAbuja?

pazienza:
Useless country.

Since it became obvious that Ndiigbo top the list of highest number of jamb applicants every year, a very good way of reinforcing the fact that Ndiigbo are the most populous ethnic group in this country/the ethnic group with least poverty rate,as only the well fed has enough money to aspire for university education.

Some people got scared of those jamb stats, and the next thing we knew was that jamb no longer provide stats to show the states of origin of jamb applicants, they now only show the universities with the highest number of applicants, as that stat have a semblance of Wazobia with 2northern universities, 2 Eastern,1 western and one SS university in the top six most sought after universities.

Every damn thing in the country must be politicized and tinkered with, to prevent exposure of their fraudlent population census figures. Ndi ara!

greatsodade:
Mr Man, u re being cluelessly tribalistic...the thinking wey dey ur. Brain is really amazing.

pazienza:
Why did jamb stop providing the stats showing the states with highest number of applicants moments after that stats became a hot topic in the internet, with the Yorubas and North geting pretty much uncomfortable with the implication of those stats?

Provide the answer to this my question and stop that your silly drivel, no one deceived by your veneer of tribal neutrality. Every Nigerian is tribal.

Stegomiah:
Not surprised, unilorin is arguably the best university in Nigeria.

greatsodade:
The fact is that it is irrelevant cos whether it is SE or SW or NE e.t.c does not matter.The most important thing is what u do with what u go to the institutions to obtain...if the east go to institution most as u claimed, it does not add one kobo to my purse now that is their own way of making their own life better.so others to can follow and try to better than them...it does not stop anything now bro...let's not destroy our beloved nation with all this non-issue...

Molz:
seriously you are more jobless than both them....!!!!

AmakaDNB:
No. Finished 2013. PAE

Rilwayne001:
"Igbos enjoy studying a lot" simple!

pazienza:
Why did jamb stop providing the stats showing the states with highest number of applicants moments after that stats became a hot topic in the internet, with the Yorubas and North geting pretty much uncomfortable with the implication of those stats?

Provide the answer to this my question and stop that your silly drivel, no one deceived by your veneer of tribal neutrality. Every Nigerian is tribal.

dejii01:
Where's OAU? I guess no one wants to spend time at home


Like me

pazienza:
Sorry bro, but the stats matters considering that Nigeria's monthly allocations to states depend on population figures, a fraudlent census figures that have seen Ndiigbo marginalized with the Yorubas having six states to Ndiigbo five, and Ndiigbo consistently reminded by Yorubas and the North that SE has the least population by citing the fraudlent population census figures.


Those stats matters,if they didn't some people wouldn't have gotten uncomfortable with it, forcing jamb to stop providing them.

If Nigeria can only unite when Ndiigbo are shortchanged,then Nigeria must disintegrate.

Parkac:
With the 2015 JAMB UTME registration officially closed, Campus Portal Nigeria have compiled the list of most sought after universities.

Out of the over 180 universities in Nigeria, University of Ilorin (Unilorin) has the highest number of JAMB UTME applicants with over 85,945 candidates seeking admission into the institution. This is followed by the University of Benin (Uniben) with over 60,020 applicants, and Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (Unizik) with over 58,410 UTME applicants.

The 4th, 5th, and 6th most sought-after higher institutions are the University of Nigeria, Nsukka – UNN (57,539 applicants), Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria – ABU (52,785 applicants), and the University of Lagos – UNILAG (49,059 applicants) respectively.

Is better for the candidates to start applying for change of university or they will face failure in gaining admission
Best wishes to all 2015 JAMBites...

Source: http://campusportalng.com/jamb/most-sought-after-universities/2168/

Parkac:
With the 2015 JAMB UTME registration officially closed, Campus Portal Nigeria have compiled the list of most sought after universities.

Out of the over 180 universities in Nigeria, University of Ilorin (Unilorin) has the highest number of JAMB UTME applicants with over 85,945 candidates seeking admission into the institution. This is followed by the University of Benin (Uniben) with over 60,020 applicants, and Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (Unizik) with over 58,410 UTME applicants.

The 4th, 5th, and 6th most sought-after higher institutions are the University of Nigeria, Nsukka – UNN (57,539 applicants), Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria – ABU (52,785 applicants), and the University of Lagos – UNILAG (49,059 applicants) respectively.


Best wishes to all 2015 JAMBites...

Source: http://campusportalng.com/jamb/most-sought-after-universities/2168/

shadelek:
Unilorin always top the list now. I rep better by far

Mrbigman1:
U spell high cost of sorting wrongly. Please endevour to edit.
Thanks