₦airaland Forum

ODVanguard:
Crap. This thread itself was created as a RESPONSE/REACTION to the signature igbo provocation (initiated by one of your ipob miscreants). You people tend to view civilized restrainst as a form of weakness. We're done with that 'sophisticated' crap. Na fire for fire now o.

ODVanguard:
Crap. This thread itself was created as a RESPONSE/REACTION to the signature igbo provocation (initiated by one of your ipob miscreants). You people tend to view civilized restrainst as a form of weakness/cowardice. We're done with that 'sophisticated' crap. Na fire for fire now o.

Obi1kenobi:
It's your prerogative I guess. I just struggle to see how people wake up day after day harboring such resentments and pouring all this bile online. It can't be the healthiest of mindsets. So, I can only hope you do it just for the kicks and it doesn't permeate how you view the real world.

Obi1kenobi:
It's your prerogative I guess. I just struggle to see how people wake up day after day harboring such resentments and pouring all this bile online. It can't be the healthiest of mindsets. So, I can only hope you do it just for the kicks and it doesn't permeate how you view the real world.

Obi1kenobi:
It's your prerogative I guess. I just struggle to see how people wake up day after day harboring such resentments and pouring all this bile online. It can't be the healthiest of mindsets. So, I can only hope you do it just for the kicks and it doesn't permeate how you view the real world.

TimJackJsm:
Sirs, please kindly complete help on these:
They are my pertinent needs Sir.
These are my frugal estimates.
1)Feeding 9,000/month
2)Accommodation 30,000naira
3)School Fees +Registrations 31,000+10,000:Total 41,000naira.
4)Medicals Textbooks,Laptop and materials....
(37,000,75,000 and 15,000 Naira respectively)
5)Clothing....
Total is 127,000naira.

Total altogether apart from feeding expenses is 198,000naira.
Goldniagara
Aljhharem
Laudate
Metaphysical
OAUTemitayo
Olu317
Fineman87

The Good LORD shall continue to bless you Sirs.Amen.

GoldNiagara:
This dude has removed his veil. You are one of them, don't get caught in the cross fire. Give your unsolicited advice and conclusions to your blothers. biko nu.

TimJackJsm:
Sirs, please kindly complete help on these:
They are my pertinent needs Sir.
These are my frugal estimates.
1)Feeding 9,000/month
2)Accommodation 30,000naira
3)School Fees +Registrations 31,000+10,000:Total 41,000naira.
4)Medicals Textbooks,Laptop and materials....
(37,000,75,000 and 15,000 Naira respectively)
5)Clothing....
Total is 127,000naira.

Total altogether apart from feeding expenses is 198,000naira.
Goldniagara
Aljhharem
Laudate
Metaphysical
OAUTemitayo
Olu317
Fineman87

The Good LORD shall continue to bless you Sirs.Amen.

hilroy:
I can see that you are very myopic and unexposed. First, Nigeria which southwest is part of is a 3rd world country, hence you can't rule out poverty. Even US that is a 1st world country has slums, ghetto and poverty not to talk of Nigeria. We Yorubas don't go about self-denying reality like you Osus that make everyone believe that your roads are tarred with platinum and gold whereas your region is the 2nd most impoverished region after the war ravaged Northeast.
You mention Makoko, Ijeshatedo, Agege, Bodija etc. But only if you know that these places are like heaven compared to majority of Igbo towns and villages like Ivo, Ezeagwu, Igbo-etiti, Nkalagu, Ogbunike, Ihiala, Ekwulobia, Ishiagu, Umudike, Akpakume-Nze, Umueke, Ahiara, Oji river, Abala etc. you will cry your eyes off. People are dying of hunger in Igboland on a daily basis, go there to help them and keep your worry about southwest to yourself we don't need them

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Presently there are over fifty (50) approved private universities operating in Nigeria and the SW...Yorubas own and facilitated the establishment of almost 40 universities out of these over 50...WOW!!!

All the private universities include:


1.
Igbinedion University , Okada
10th May, 1999
2.
Babcock University , Ilishan Remo
10th May, 1999
3.
Madonna University , Okija
10th May, 1999
4.
Bowen University , Iwo
31st July, 2001
5.
Covenant University , Ota
12th February, 2002
6.
Pan-African University , Lagos
12th February, 2002
7.
Benson Idahosa University,
12th February, 2002
8.
American University of Nigeria , Yola
28th May, 2003
9.
Ajayi Crowther University , Oyo
7th January, 2005
10.
Al-Hikmah University , Ilorin
7th January, 2005
11.
Bingham University , New Karu
7th January, 2005
12.
Caritas University , Enugu
7th January, 2005
13.
CETEP City University , Yaba, Lagos
7th January, 2005
14.
Katsina University , Katsina
7th January, 2005
15.
Redeemer’s University, Mowe
7th January, 2005
16.
City University , Ibadan
9th June, 2005
17.
Bells University of Technology, Badagry
9th June, 2005
19.
Wukari Jubilee University , Wukari
9th June, 2005
20.
Crescent University , Abeokuta
9th June, 2005
21.
Novena University , Ogume
9th June, 2005
22.
Renaissance University , Enugu
9th June, 2005
23.
University of Mkar , Mkar
9th June, 2005
24.
Joseph Ayo Babalola University , Ikeji-Arakeji
March 2006
26.
Fountain University , Osogbo
17th May, 2007
27.
Obong University , Obong Ntak
17th May, 2007
28.
Salem University , Lokoja
17th May, 2007
29.
Tansian University , Oba, Anambra State
17th May, 2007
30.
Veritas University , Abuja
17th May, 2007
31.
Wesley Univ. of Science & Tech, Ondo
17th May, 2007
32.
Western Delta Univ., Oghara, Delta State
17th May, 2007
33.
Achievers University , Owo, Ondo State
11th December, 2007
34.
African Univ. of Science &Technology, Abuja
11th December, 2007
35.
Afe Babalola University,Ado Ekiti
3rd Novemebr,2009
36.
Rhema University,Obeama-Asa, Rivers State
3rd November, 2009
37.
Nigerian –Turkish Nile International University, Abuja
3rd November, 2009
38.
Oduduwa University, Ipetumoda-Osun State
3rd November, 2009
39.
Wellspring University,Evboubanosa,Edo Sate
3rd November, 2009
40.
Paul University, Awka-Anambra State
3rd November, 2009
41.
Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu State
3rd November, 2009
42.
Adeleke University, Ede, Osun State
7th March, 2011
43.
Baze University, Abuja
7th March, 2011
44.
Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara State
7th March, 2011
45.
Samuel Adegboyega University, Ogwa, Edo State
7th March, 2011
46.
Evangel University, Akaeze, Ebonyi State
22nd February, 2012
47.
Elizade University, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State
22nd February, 2012
48.
Gregory University, Uturu, Abia State
22nd February, 2012
49.
Mcpherson University, Seriki Sotayo, Ajebo, Ogun State
22nd February, 2012
50.
Southwestern University, Oku Owa, Ogun State
22nd February, 2012

Bifwoli:
See i went out purposely knowing that i gotcha .So you want yourselves to be judged by the "quality yardstick" of Lekki ,Festac etc while you judge others with the yardstick of Malaysian jails and other bad stuff? Out of the millions of Igbos you wanna judge all of them by the bad few apples? Wow,hypocrisy is a bad disease i tell ya.

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Caleb University is a private university located in Imota Lagos Nigeria.

The systematic history of Caleb University dates back to 1986 when Prince Oladega Adebogun planted the initial seed for a nursery and primary school in the heart of Mainland Lagos. The seemingly intractable falling standard in public sector education and the demand amongst most parents for schools with high academic standards, as well as the inculcation of Christian values served as the necessary impetus for the creation of Caleb Nursery and Primary School.

The high academic attainment within the school, coupled with the exemplary moral behaviour of the students increased demand for places in the school. Parents also began to yearn for a secondary institution that emphasizes the same objectives, ambitions, values and teaching methods. This, logically, paved the way for the establishment of Caleb International College in Magodo GRA, Lagos, in 1995.

The college served as a natural transition path for many pupils who have attended Caleb Primary School. Within a few years of establishment, the performances of the college students at the Junior and Senior Secondary School Certificate examinations (JSCE/SSCE) quickly established Caleb amongst the ranks of high flying secondary schools in the Country. The college expanded its extra-curricular programme, expanded its music band, and included overseas study tours for its students from 1999.

In 1999, application for places at the College reached unprecedented level, with full applications to every available place. Such positive interest agitated the need for a bigger location. Caleb International College continued the rich tradition of moral and academic excellence and sometime in 2003, a branch of the College was established in Lekki to cater for parents residing in the Ikoyi, Victoria Island and Lekki axis of Lagos. To maintain its position as a prime provider of qualitative education and respond to the industrial demands for staff of true international calibre, the establishment initiated the necessary process for the introduction of a Cambridge O level programme and International General Certificate of Education (IGCSE) in 2004. Caleb's position as an international organization was truly recognized in 2004 when it was admitted as a full member of the International School's Association (ISA).

Prince Adebogun also felt deeply inspired to establish a university that will do for tertiary education, what Caleb has creditably done for primary and secondary education and in response to the invitation of the Federal Government of Nigeria through Act no. 9 of 1993 to allow Private Corporate bodies or individual Nigerian Citizens to establish and run Universities, subject to meeting approved guidelines such as having an approved Academic Brief, Master plan, University Law and proven ability to finance such a project.

By 2005 much progress had been recorded with the production of the Draft Academic brief, Draft University Law and purchase of over 100 acres of land in Imota, Lagos State. By November of the same year, the first NUC- SCOPU verification visit took place while the final NUC-SCOPU verification was held in May, 2006. To the Glory of God, on May 17, 2007. The Federal Government of Nigeria granted probational operational License for Caleb University to operate as a private University. The University started full academic program with admission of its first set of students, a total of 83 male and 58 female students on Monday, January 7, 2008.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caleb_University

Ritchiee:
PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES

One very industry that I cherish most is the educational industry which had made Yorubas the most educated black people in Africa and beyond.It is also a multibillion dollar/naira industry and Yorubas virtually has taken this industry by its jugular.They continually have the best and largest private universities in Nigeria.

Here are some of the multibillion dollar gifts of Yorubas to education in Nigeria:

COVENANT UNIVERSITY

Ritchiee:
PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES

One very industry that I cherish most is the educational industry which had made Yorubas the most educated black people in Africa and beyond.It is also a multibillion dollar/naira industry and Yorubas virtually has taken this industry by its jugular.They continually have the best and largest private universities in Nigeria.


Here are some of the multibillion dollar gifts of Yorubas to education in Nigeria:

COVENANT UNIVERSITY

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Lead City University
Former names
City University, Ibadan
Motto Knowledge for Self-reliance
Established 2005
Chairman Jide Owoeye
Chancellor Gabriel Ogunmola
Vice-Chancellor Olabisi Onabajo
Location Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria
Website http://www.lcu.edu.ng/

Lead City University is a university in Ibadan, established in 2005.
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The Proprietor of Lead City University, Ibadan is the Eduserve Consult.

The University submitted its application to the National Universities Commission the year 2002. The Standing Committee on Private Universities (SCOPU) conducted the verification and the final assessment visits in August and September, 2003, respectively. At the end of the assessment visits, SCOPU reported that the profile of the Proprietor of Lead City University confirmed that it has the capacity and resources to establish a private university. Thereafter, the University was "approved for immediate take off" by the Board of NUC in December 2003 as a prelude to the ratification by the Federal Executive Council, which was effected on the 16th of February, 2005.

Though the charter of the university has City University, Ibadan as its name but due to several cases of mistaken identity and in order to avert corporate identity problem, the Board of Trustees and Council of the University had an extra-ordinary meeting on the 7th of March, 2005, and resolved to modify the name to read Lead City University, Ibadan. The change in name was subsequently communicated to the Federal Ministry of Education, the National Universities Commission, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and other stakeholders while all previous documents relating to City University, Ibadan remain valid.


Motto

The motto of the university is "Knowledge for Self-reliance". This is in recognition of the power of education to challenge inequality in the quest to have access to resources for entrepreneurship and self-reliance.

Currently in its seventh academic session. Lead City University, Ibadan (LCU) is a private University approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria. It has graduated three sets of students.

The school offers various programmes suitable for both the young adolescents and adult working class. It indeed recognises the need to accommodate the time constraints to individuals and therefore provides flexibility by allowing for a choice between part-time and full-time study schemes. Programmes are offered by specialized faculties in social sciences and entrepreneurial studies, information technology and applied sciences, and law.

To ensure that the university remains at the forefront of the latest development in the fields of information technology and management education, students have optimal access to data, information and knowledge through state-of-the-art computer facilities, inter-linkage, electronic library, audiovisual aids and student-friendly course materials.
Character, conduct and service

Students at all levels are expected to comply with the university dress code, exhibit satisfactory moral conduct and exemplary behaviour, provide service to the community and engage in sporting/extra-curricular activities.
Opportunity for additional qualifications
It is mandatory for all undergraduate students of Lead City University to register with and pass the examinations of at least one recognised professional or vocational trade body during the course of their studentship in the university. It is believed that the additional qualifications shall enhance students' chances for job competition or self employment.

GoldNiagara:
Post the text books names and fees.

Obi1kenobi:
You said Yorubas own/facilitated about 40 out of those 50 universities. Considering I counted 27 out of that 50 outside the SW, I doubt that info is accurate. That's not to say though that the number of private universities established in the SW aren't impressive. No need to exaggerate though.

Ritchiee:
I read it somewhere on this thread that OAUTEMITAYO and co said you will see alert this month.Maybe their token fee,so keep your fingers crossed.

laudate:
Why does that long list of universities you quoted include Madonna University, Baze University, Godfrey Okoye Unversity, Rhema University etc?

laudate:
Banana Island ko, Parkview Estate ni. The guy does not even know these areas. Wetin im wan find go there...? Na im type dem dey find for there? He should stick to his Mushin axis, abeg. Didn't you hear him describe alaye boys and agberos earlier, with unerring precision, as if they were his close companions? That is because he mixes well with them, in his hood! Those are his hommies, bro.'

TimJackJsm:
Yes Sir, these are the textbooks names and fees:

Clinical Anatomy-Keith Moore 9,000
Embryology-5,000
Medical Physiology-Guyton and Hall 8,000
Medical Physiology -Sembulingham 6,500
Histology -Indeghber Singh-3,200
Last Anatomy 4,000
Frank Netter Clinical Anatomy Atlas -3,000
Cuningham's Dissection Manual 2,000


Other textbooks not posted here,though much more expensive to acquire in hard copy form, could be gotten on laptop as softcopies for study.

Chrismario:
Youths of Nigeria,,, for real??
Until when WE drop our tribal differences, our country will continue being giant just on paper!

You re here wasting ur ba3, just out there and see how reasonable ones re mingling with others, you re here fighting dirty

Tufia!! Ur mindsets wanna make me puke

obaaderemi:
Has nothing come in at all?

TimJackJsm:
Nothing yet Sir.
GoldNaigara promised to handle the feeding allowances.

Here are others Sir.


1)Feeding Allowances 9,000/month
2)Accommodation 30,000naira
3)School Fees +Registrations
31,000+10,000:Total 41,000naira.
4)Medicals Textbooks,Laptops and materials.... (37,000,75,000 and 15,000 Naira respectively)
Total is 127,000naira.
5)Clothing.....
Total altogether apart from feeding expenses is 198,000naira.
Goldniagara
Metaphysical
Aljhharem
Laudate
OAUTemitayo
Obaaderemi
Olu317

TimJackJsm:
Nothing yet Sir.
GoldNaigara promised to handle the feeding allowances.

Here are others Sir......