ottohan:

Lol..
electrical

mathkid:
Oba awon university(OAU) should be no 1 on that list

Naijacost22:
You actually put Covenant University that just started engineering 3 years ago and still has no Masters or PHD in engineering. I have a feeling you graduated from Covenant university and that would explain your dumb choice of putting Covenant university on this list.

lastmessenger:
please check their website. No point arguing

writerights:


I don't know how many universities webometric or 4ICU visit before making their lists of over 10, 000 institutions. When you find out, do let me know.

writerights:


I believe their products speak for their respective institutions.

writerights:
Apparently, most universities in Nigeria aren't worth the stress of aquiring a B.sc, B.tech or B.eng from. However, some of these schools have beamed rays of hope that maybe someday, we may compete favourably with the rest of the world as regards technology. These schools include:

1. University of Lagos

2. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife

3. University of Nigeria, Nnsuka

4. University of Ibadan, Ibadan

5. Covenant University, Ota

6. Federal University of Technology, Akure

7. University of Benin, Benin

8. Federal University of Technology, Owerri

9. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

10. University of Ilorin, Ilorin

Feel free to object constructively......what about the first technical university in west Africa.... TECH-UI....Technical university ibadan

writerights:


No, it isn't. The scope of engineering is broad and programming isn't an integral part of it, although, its basic knowledge may be useful.

writerights:


I don't want to believe you see matlab, auto cad, proteus, mutism, etc as programming but rather as programmed softwares by computer scientists to ease life for engineers. Your response is vague so if I've not clarified your question, feel free to ask again bro.

mathkid:
no matter d post u should not have included that word 'fool'....its means u are a fool also.....

muller101:
U mean engineering theories. I attended a technical college where University students come over for their industrial training. Most of them mumu die

daverebranded:
things are changing... Stop being myopic...programming is slowly and steadily becoming an integral part of the profession.. Am a civil engineer but you can't guess how much programming I have come to know and apply..prof charlse uko the ex vp of coren was learning c++ at over 60 years of age when he got back from one of his visits to the US back then..wish I could tell u in details how fast the profession is changing nd you better be ready coz one day, solving complex maths will require some form programming skills for speed and efficiency and you better be ready...even being proficient with excel requires a level of coding

daverebranded:
oh he doesn't know nd I think this is a big issue in nigeria , knowledge... Did you know you can create your own plugins and attach them to softwares like auto cad to suit your work flow and specifications... Matlab is programming in a way, there's a level in which you use AC and revit were some knowledge of VB is required...common man what exactly are we doing as engineers ...? I urge every engineer to learn to code

coldnigger:
Uniben numero uno

sirxbit:

Am currently studying engineering in uniben and I can boldly tell u that poly beat and university hands down as far as engineering is concerned.
Did my nd1/in ogwashuku poly b4 I gained admission to uniben. So I know wat am talking abt

muller101:
U mean engineering theories. I attended a technical college where University students come over for their industrial training. Most of them mumu die

mgbadike81:
no university in Nigeria is worth studying computer science or information technology in it worth more of more resources demanding courses like engineering.

tomdon:



I don't disagree over the mumu die comment cos you have a point there.
But practicals is based on theories. You can't claim to be grounded practically without being theoretically sound, otherwise you're half baked.

The idea was for university students and graduates to be able to design what they learn but lack of practical exposure makes them half baked.

celestialAgent:
My question is: Why mention them as top when we know they are all shallow?

Despite all the thousands of engineering graduates these schools has produced, 100% of their electric device are either from China or Japan. So what makes them worthy of being associated with the word top?

mfm04622:


You see! You are mixing things up! That is manufacturing and it involves more than engineering!

DopeBoss:
..Where's My School oo FUPRE?? First Petroleum University In Africa N' Sixth In The World

elvido:
i am still in d sch broda n im yet to see what they claim/assume

celestialAgent:
Are you for real right now?
Pls tell me what does entails if not to promote in-depth understanding of manufacturing and device operations?

Sorry but: are you a science student at all?

writerights:


You are not being truthful to yourself. What exactly did you learn in the so called Ogwashuku poly? An institution I'm sure wouldn't even be able to boast of adequate laboratories and constant power supply for practicals. I'm not sure how terrible UNIBEN is but I have friends their and with the available information I have,UNIBEN is stilling striving to make waves than many other institutions.

BTW, I completed an ND programme in one of the foremost federal government owned polytechnics and I know the polytechnic curriculum is lagging far behind.