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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Arizonaguy(m): 10:48am On Apr 17, 2016

SweetieConstie:
Congratulations to the graduands!

WOW!!! 172 first class graduands? That's amazing and way higher than the number of first class graduates other universities turn-out every year!

bro i think you read the post at the surface level...the 172 first class graduands consists across five sets...nice feat though

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Etogist: 10:50am On Apr 17, 2016

The result of quoter system.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by politricks: 10:51am On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:
[size=15pt]this na news? Mtchewwwww
Their own first class dey equivalent to unilag 3rd class degree.

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Pple still dey live for maduguri?

I hope you realise the 172 is for five sets so stop disgracing unilag.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by bgates: 10:51am On Apr 17, 2016

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Free first class degree

Come to Maiduguri

Marketing strategy

A deserted area doing rebranding ..lol

Bokoharam waiting to rack havoc on the long throat first class intending folks

Headquarters of Fulani butchers

Headquarters of bokoharam

Bombs there are like knockouts..lol

People die like chicken... Pathetic

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by lekkie073(m): 10:52am On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:
[size=15pt]this na news? Mtchewwwww
Their own first class dey equivalent to unilag 3rd class degree.

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Pple still dey live for maduguri?

in 2010 when I was writing my entrance exam for unilag masters program (bus admin), I found out dat close to half of us writing d exam were those whose bsc were gotten from unilag. Fast forward to admission list only a few of them actually made it. And my name was third on d merit list.

And yes.....I did my bsc in unimaid!

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Category1: 10:52am On Apr 17, 2016

politricks:
I hope you realise the 172 is for five sets so stop disgracing unilag.

Learn how to read MA broda

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by sweetkerosine: 10:54am On Apr 17, 2016

if I attend that sch I must as well come out with 1st class

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Nobody: 10:54am On Apr 17, 2016

SweetieConstie:
Congratulations to the graduands!

WOW!!! 172 first class graduands? That's amazing!

How do i put this oooo.... Is it that you refused to read the story or you just commented on the topic alone? There were 172 first class students out of about 30,000+ for 5 academic sessions. Haba

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Bonjezee(m): 10:55am On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:
[size=15pt]this na news? Mtchewwwww
Their own first class dey equivalent to unilag 3rd class degree.

[/size]
Pple still dey live for maduguri?

come and do degree here in maid, thatz if you are lucky to secure an admission. don't worry, i'll pay your fees throughout but if you no get 1st class na where kasala go burst be that.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Lymasaba(m): 10:55am On Apr 17, 2016

omogin:
Gworo chewing first class or real southern standard first class

standrd or south standard ...if if it is south standard unimaid wl graduate more than 50 first class every year

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by politricks: 10:57am On Apr 17, 2016

sweetkerosine:
if I attend that sch I must as well come out with 1st class

If you deserve it why not.....or do you think they are sharing first class there?

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Lymasaba(m): 11:00am On Apr 17, 2016

sweetkerosine:
if I attend that sch I must as well come out with 1st class

bro cme for d 2nd degree so that u can get d fst class

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Lymasaba(m): 11:00am On Apr 17, 2016

sweetkerosine:
if I attend that sch I must as well come out with 1st class

bro cme for 2nd degree so that u can get d fst class

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by politricks: 11:02am On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:

Learn how to read MA broda

No you are the one to learn how to read. The university graduated 172 first class students out of a total of over 37000 students making it an average of about 1 first class per 200 students. Tell me, is that number too much or is it that hard to find 1 unique students in every 200?

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by politricks: 11:05am On Apr 17, 2016

bgates:
[size=14pt]

Free first class degree

Come to Maiduguri

Marketing strategy

A deserted area doing rebranding ..lol

Bokoharam waiting to rack havoc on the long throat first class intending folks

Headquarters of Fulani butchers

Headquarters of bokoharam

Bombs there are like knockouts..lol

People die like chicken... Pathetic

[/size]

I schooled in Maiduguri between 2010 and 2015 and not for once was the school attacked. Stop listening to hearsay.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Nobody: 11:07am On Apr 17, 2016

Able to brace the boko haram odds and insecurity to get a better education

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by ped007(m): 11:21am On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:
[size=15pt]this na news? Mtchewwwww
Their own first class dey equivalent to unilag 3rd class degree.

That's a very big lie... I have watched those guys performed at various interschool activities... Just give it to them bro.... They are good.

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Pple still dey live for maduguri?

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by heatmeup(f): 11:26am On Apr 17, 2016

all of unable just details talk anyhow one of my friends happened to be o e of the 1st class, the guy is something else when it comes to answering questions regarding his course

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by shamecurls(m): 11:28am On Apr 17, 2016

politricks:
Comprehension is the word here. The article stated that they graduated 172 first class for 5(five) sets. I repeat 5(five) sets.

Oh o!

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by ResourceMan(m): 11:34am On Apr 17, 2016

omogin:
Gworo chewing first class or real southern standard first class

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by saintandsinnerz: 11:52am On Apr 17, 2016

malton:

If they deservingly got it, then I consider them heroes. Its hard enough just to eat in such an environment.

To experience such hell and not only pull through uncremated, but in flying colours is highly praiseworthy.

"Real Southern standard first class"? What does that even mean?!

I'm not in the habit of talking nasty of a people, but that really got to me.

Now, I happen to serve in Unizik, Awka. I've been to most higher institutions in the south east and some parts of the SS, I've seen things, quite bad things, but one university stands out, maybe because I happen to be there longer: UNIZIK.

In that school, exam malpractice is almost a norm. Writing exams by proxy, even worse. Especially in faculties like management sciences.

I was shocked last Tuesday when I went to Unizik business school. On my way back downstairs, hall 13, faculty of mgt of course, I saw students, should be 400L cos its so written boldly door top, writing exams but it was something like I've seen before, students were discussing in exam hall as though it were a market square, invigilator, there present. That same day, the faculty of law recorded many casualties as well.

You see final year students with high CGPAs, yet they haven't written more than 4 exams themselves. Irregularities abound. Money can get you almost anything in that school, the women, even less money!

Or is it Anambra state uni where sorting is the only way up?

Fed poly Oko is much in the same brackets.

Abia State uni? Some professors there are not even bachelorly bright!

This place has shown me really, that the clichéd adage "an empty barrel makes the loudest noise" holds true.

I've seen the same patterns in most schools around. Students with good grades who barely know a thing!
How could they when the whole process from the lowest rungs to the zenith are rigged and fraudulent.

Like I said, money gets you anything here, just not much quality!

Up North, at least in most unis I've been to, and especially the one I graduated from, little as a writing on your palm could get you expelled; only pray you don't get caught!

What again did you say the southern standard is?

PS: this is not an attack on Anambra/se institutions, far from it, I'm just driving home a point, only that I'm using facts, drawing from the things that I've seen.

Jaundiced view from a bigot who thinks writing fancy words will make him appear smart and intelligent. How did you come up with such nonsense conclusions about schools in the Southeast? How did you know that students write exams in unizik using mercenaries? Even if they did and you were able to find out, what stopped you from reporting them to the invigilator? So you were aiding and abetting exam malpractice? Again you foolishly stated that "sorting" is a norm in Anambra state university, and I ask how did you come about this? Are you a student there? Do you run a " "sorting" syndicate? I really want to know how you were able to know all these about Southeast universities. However, if you cannot prove this, then I will take you as another tribal idiiot on the loose!

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Electronzeez(m): 11:55am On Apr 17, 2016

Aquariann:
That's an average of 34 first class students per set.

who remembers Unimaid that year in Zain Africa challenge. Their representatives were always doing well. God punish bokoboys

Btw, is that their back gate?

I remember , their representative outshown universities from south .

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by classiclight(m): 11:58am On Apr 17, 2016

lafex:
Most of u guys don't read the article but just comment anyhow.
A univeRsity graduating 172 out of over 37,000 graduates in five years means that she graduate an average of 35 which too smallaas compared to most schools in the south that over 100 graduates yearly.
I reserve my comment

na u try pass,
they can always comment without reading

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by hyzich(m): 12:02pm On Apr 17, 2016

it pains me when people talk out of sheer hatred and ignorance. do you mean that a school with 8 of her alumni currently serving as vice chancellors is substandard? I can tell you with full confidence that these first class merit it, infact ntayi bandawa graduated from unimaid with 3.93, i repeat 3.93 but went to law school and bagged a firstclass, are you still doubting there products? ask unilorin students how unimaid law students distinguished themselves during a program held there. I'm a yoruba boy with this orientation that schooling in north is easy but believe me I was disappointed cos it wasn't easy at all but I'm happy cos am a student of unimaid and I'm made and i can compete with any graduate from any southern university infact I have a friend in uniben who's a 4 pointer that will share questions with me on whatsapp and I'll do it happily and easily.. Therefore, please get your facts right before casting aspersion and for your info unimaid is ranked number 9 by NUC so deal with it..

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by ugonna1054(m): 12:17pm On Apr 17, 2016

Category1:
[size=15pt]this na news? Mtchewwwww
Their own first class dey equivalent to unilag 3rd class degree.

[/size]
Pple still dey live for maduguri?

stay there and be consoling ur 3rd class self

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Robertbh(m): 12:23pm On Apr 17, 2016

malton:

If they deservingly got it, then I consider them heroes. Its hard enough just to eat in such an environment.

To experience such hell and not only pull through uncremated, but in flying colours is highly praiseworthy.

"Real Southern standard first class"? What does that even mean?!

I'm not in the habit of talking nasty of a people, but that really got to me.

Now, I happen to serve in Unizik, Awka. I've been to most higher institutions in the south east and some parts of the SS, I've seen things, quite bad things, but one university stands out, maybe because I happen to be there longer: UNIZIK.

In that school, exam malpractice is almost a norm. Writing exams by proxy, even worse. Especially in faculties like management sciences.

I was shocked last Tuesday when I went to Unizik business school. On my way back downstairs, hall 13, faculty of mgt of course, I saw students, should be 400L cos its so written boldly door top, writing exams but it was something like I've never seen before (actually, I had. Where? Unizik, again!) students were discussing in exam hall as though it were a market square, invigilator, there present. That same day, the faculty of law recorded many casualties as well.

You see final year students with high CGPAs, yet they haven't written more than 4 exams themselves. Irregularities abound. Money can get you almost anything in that school, the women, even less money!

Or is it Anambra state uni where sorting is the only way up?

Fed poly Oko is much in the same brackets.

Abia State uni? Some professors there are not even bachelorly bright!

This place has shown me really, that the clichéd adage "an empty barrel makes the loudest noise" holds true.

I've seen the same patterns in most schools around. Students with good grades who barely know a thing!
How could they when the whole process from the lowest rungs to the zenith are rigged and fraudulent.

Like I said, money gets you anything here, just not much quality!

Up North, at least in most unis I've been to, and especially the one I graduated from, little as a writing on your palm could get you expelled; only pray you don't get caught!

What again did you say the southern standard is?

PS: this is not an attack on Anambra/se institutions, far from it, I'm just driving home a point, only that I'm using facts, drawing from the things that I've seen.

GOOD BLESS U. U HAVE SAID IT ALL. AM IGBO BUT SCHOOLING IN A UNIVERSITY IN D NORTH,I MUST SAY D STANDARD HERE IS HIGH WITH LESS CORRUPTION INCLUDING D ADMISSION PROCESS.

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by pressplay411(m): 12:28pm On Apr 17, 2016

Blackberrybabes:
more pictures on

http://www.blackberrybabes.com/2016/04/unimaid-graduates-172-first-class.html

No company will still take these graduates seriously until they change this sch's name, Except maybe they're only producing maids in unimaid.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by malton: 12:28pm On Apr 17, 2016

Robertbh:

GOOD BLESS U. U HAVE SAID IT ALL. AM IGBO BUT SCHOOLING IN A UNIVERSITY IN D NORTH,I MUST SAY D STANDARD HERE IS HIGH WITH LESS CORRUPTION INCLUDING D ADMISSION PROCESS.

Thanks for corroborating. People need to know the truth of things.

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Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by ninodaniel(m): 12:29pm On Apr 17, 2016

where dem cm sit read for d first class? as boko haram no gree them rest, they get mind o. I just commend their perseverance because me no fit dey dt state o.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by GuyfawkesAB(m): 12:29pm On Apr 17, 2016

It's clear how ignorance now pervades the threads and comments of Nairaland.

The very bane of our educational system is reflected here in the level of reasoning behind lots of comments.

I can boldly defend it anywhere that UNIMAID is still one of the few universities in this country where sincerity and honesty and reflected by their lecturers and management. The standard is still high and there's little or no compromise to the laid-down prerequisites for admissions, examinations and scoring.

I have met several of their alumni- Pharmacists, Educationists, Lawyers, Administrators, Engineers etc, most of whom are southerners and I always salute their academic soundness.

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by Nature129(m): 12:30pm On Apr 17, 2016

malton:

If they deservingly got it, then I consider them heroes. Its hard enough just to eat in such an environment.

To experience such hell and not only pull through uncremated, but in flying colours is highly praiseworthy.

"Real Southern standard first class"? What does that even mean?!

I'm not in the habit of talking nasty of a people, but that really got to me.

Now, I happen to serve in Unizik, Awka. I've been to most higher institutions in the south east and some parts of the SS, I've seen things, quite bad things, but one university stands out, maybe because I happen to be there longer: UNIZIK.

In that school, exam malpractice is almost a norm. Writing exams by proxy, even worse. Especially in faculties like management sciences.

I was shocked last Tuesday when I went to Unizik business school. On my way back downstairs, hall 13, faculty of mgt of course, I saw students, should be 400L cos its so written boldly door top, writing exams but it was something like I've never seen before (actually, I had. Where? Unizik, again!) students were discussing in exam hall as though it were a market square, invigilator, there present. That same day, the faculty of law recorded many casualties as well.

You see final year students with high CGPAs, yet they haven't written more than 4 exams themselves. Irregularities abound. Money can get you almost anything in that school, the women, even less money!

Or is it Anambra state uni where sorting is the only way up?

Fed poly Oko is much in the same brackets.

Abia State uni? Some professors there are not even bachelorly bright!

This place has shown me really, that the clichéd adage "an empty barrel makes the loudest noise" holds true.

I've seen the same patterns in most schools around. Students with good grades who barely know a thing!
How could they when the whole process from the lowest rungs to the zenith are rigged and fraudulent.

Like I said, money gets you anything here, just not much quality!

Up North, at least in most unis I've been to, and especially the one I graduated from, little as a writing on your palm could get you expelled; only pray you don't get caught!

What again did you say the southern standard is?

PS: this is not an attack on Anambra/se institutions, far from it, I'm just driving home a point, only that I'm using facts, drawing from the things that I've seen.

I'm glad you didn't mention FUTO...I was actually waiting to see if your madness and hypocrisy would lead you to spew trash about my alma mater

Sadly, those norhterners you defend can't even write correct English - yes, I met them at nysc, and their IQ is just unbelievable!

Keep defending the indefensible!

Re: UNIMAID Graduates 172 First-class Students by malton: 12:51pm On Apr 17, 2016

Nature129:

I'm glad you didn't mention FUTO...I was actually waiting to see if your madness and hypocrisy would lead you to spew trash about my alma mater

Sadly, those norhterners you defend can't even write correct English - yes, I met them at nysc, and their IQ is just unbelievable!

Keep defending the indefensible!

I've not been to FUTO before, not even once.

In school, regurgitating stuffs in exams is enough to pass. You need not be an orator.

In the same vein, I've seen countless Igbo graduates who can't speak or write as well. Heck, I met a doctor at Unizik who doesn't even know what cash crop means!

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