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Female hostel

The amount of squatter in Lagos hostel... Is alarming

It's not easy to be a graduate of any university in Nigeria

majour:
Great work OP, I miss my alma mata but I won't allow my enemy come to that school o, Na hustle we hustle all thru school, school pass thru us, no fun, but it all teaches u a vital lesson, SURVIVAL, I rep 2015 set, presently in ekiti serving with fayose and his public scam of politics

Nice one, buh its better than d days of oloyede trust me, I'm 2011 set.

joery6:
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How people come to show their newest kacks on block 4 of walkway.


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Bruhhhhh!!!
This still happens ?

Dammytrager:
Hehe!!!...Security harassing students cos of ID card?

#advancedSecondarySchool

No b small tin....dem fit even call police for u..unilorin sha

Lol. I can relate die. The queue and the sister Biggs killed me. Proud alumnus. Geology

I am a Unilorite but I can't relate with most of what OP posted. I finished a long time ago though, precisely 2002, got admission in my mid teens. Then again I was on mini campus close to Adewole and Agbo-Oba not PS as we refer to the permanent Site. I finished from the English department, was there in the era of the sacked lecturers, the news of which shook the nation. The only eatery then was Lass in front of the school library, and of course OPC, an Amala joint behind the university press. There are some other smaller food points in the June 12 mall. I remember watching Octo - rush a stage performance of the theatre arts students in the African Hall, very electrifying performance. I remember my great lecturers - Dr Oyin Jolayemi, Dr Adegbuja, Dr Dunmade, Dr Olu Obafemi, Dr Alabi, a very nice mother, Dr Oloruntoba Ooju, Dr Ajadi, the great Ajadilopia! Dr Medubi, Dr Bodunde, Dr Wunmi Raji brilliant but troublesome, and the very amiable and down to earth Prof. Sam A. Adewoye, He was my father. Oh! I remember everything now with nostalgia.

I can only relate to the queue at the park, my tag once read number 700. I didn't wait for my turn though, I meandered my way through the crowd. I hope things have improved since the time we left. I remember the hostels though I never stayed on campus. Blocks B1 and B2 for the girls about town and Block C for mostly mummy's girls. Block H and F for boys. H block is for dirty boys and F is very neat. I can go on and on. I miss that school.

Probitas Doctrina!

spot on OP.....better by far

placeofallure:
I am a Unilorite but I can't relate with most of what OP posted. I finished a long time ago though, precisely 2002, got admission in my mid teens. Then again I was on mini campus close to Adewole and Agbo-Oba not PS as we refer to the permanent Site. I finished from the English department, was there in the era of the sacked lecturers, the news of which shook the nation. The only eatery then was Lass in front of the school library, and of course OPC, an Amala joint behind the university press. There are some other smaller food points in the June 12 mall. I remember watching Octo - rush a stage performance of the theatre arts students in the African Hall, very electrifying performance. I remember my great lecturers - Dr Oyin Jolayemi, Dr Adegbuja, Dr Dunmade, Dr Olu Obafemi, Dr Alabi, a very nice mother, Dr Oloruntoba Ooju, Dr Ajadi, the great Ajadilopia! Dr Medubi, Dr Bodunde, Dr Wunmi Raji brilliant but troublesome, and the very amiable and down to earth Prof. Sam A. Adewoye, He was my father. Oh! I remember everything now with nostalgia.

I can only relate to the queue at the park, my tag once read number 700. I didn't wait for my turn though, I meandered my way through the crowd. I hope things have improved since the time we left. I remember the hostels though I never stayed on campus. Blocks B1 and B2 for the girls about town and Block C for mostly mummy's girls. Block H and F for boys. H block is for dirty boys and F is very neat. I can go on and on. I miss that school.

Probitas Doctrina!

Things are not the same as before

spanzed:
Things are not the same as before

Of course.

spanzed:
Things are not the same as before

Of course.

Ajewealth123:
I can relate, studied Biosystems myself

that's true studied agricultural and biosystems engr. 2014 set. one of Dr EjiEji stds

I rep Department of Accounting , Faculty of Management Sciences, Unilorin.

2010 set .... in case you don't know, my department get uniform .... sky blue and black.

I am proud to be a graduate of Unilorin.... the experience was superb .... the shunting, the queue, the face tanke, face challenge... Dress code.......The rush

All my children will be geared towards attending Unilorin at least for their B.sc ......

if you survive probitas doctrina, you would always be better by far wherever you find yourself anywhere in this world.

No dull human being can survive unilorin, the system has a way of expelling slow students.

Antina:
that's true studied agricultural and biosystems engr. 2014 set. one of Dr EjiEji stds

show ur face you are telling me you know Niyi, ayodeji the tall dark dude? And our own favorite female tomboy! That girl with brain! What's her name again?

aorta:
Student affairs sub-dean = vice chancellor

na only u b d real Unilorin student.. Others just dey hearsay.. I wonder why no1 has ever written anything abt that man on nairaland.. His juju sure die

Ajewealth123:
show ur face you are telling me you know Niyi, ayodeji the tall dark dude? And our own favorite female tomboy! That girl with brain! What's her name again?

wow!!! Imagine I guess if you know jossy, biola, joy.