Buhari why?!..

Hmmm....bc it has nothing to do with religion no press conference, No NBA showing us how its been done in UK,no any activist talking...

Simpledude0847:
The guy with the bruised elbow wasn't brutalized. He fell from running on the tarred road. This is the kind of injury guys sustain while playing football. Those that know, know. Having said that, I feel for the students. I have friends there who have complained bitterly about the delay in writing the second semester exams. What I don't suggest is students staging protests, especially MAPOLY students. If care is not taking, most of these students will sleep in cells, get beaten, parents forced to sign undertaking before they are bailed out or in some unfortunate instances, get shot by trigger happy policemen. From the pictures, we could clearly see that the protest is no longer peaceful. What happened to intellectual aluta?

I believe you are intellectual enough to handle the situation, please sir what do you suggest cos for the past 3 months, Dialogues has being made also promises made that never resulted to anything Meaningful. It easy for you to use the word intellectual aluta when you aren’t physically or mentally involved.

Prudent5217:


I believe you are intellectual enough to handle the situation, please sir what do you suggest cos for the past 3 months, Dialogues has being made also promises made that never resulted to anything Meaningful. It easy for you to use the word intellectual aluta when you aren’t physically or mentally involved.

. Your Student Body can organize a press conference for a start (I don't know if they have done this). A well organised press conference (with both traditional & Online media present) is one of the best ways to attract positive attention to your cause. Through that, you present your case in an intellectual way as it gives you the avenue to appeal to those that matter. You can paint all those involved bad during the press conference and the onus on them to tell their sides of the story. Don't get me wrong, I am not condemning the act in its totality. The truth is that the state Govt might decide to close the school, they might get students arrested & prosecuted and come up with other draconian rules. In addition to that, a peaceful protest to NASS in Abuja with a letter of Petition will also speak volume. As I said, I have final year students as friends who are so eager to go for service. I wish you all the best bro.

this is what the Nigeria we live in, do to its citizens. may God help us all.

Very import issues like this would only end on nairaland front page but if it's useless issues like the latest hijab noise ,they will not let someone rest,disturbing ppl in all social medias......zoogeria [quote][/quote]

They need to come seek advise from AAU on hoe to riot... Dis no be riot na?...learners

Education is just overrated right now in Nigeria. If you can’t afford going to USA, Canada or Uk to study then forget it and learn a skill, trade or something.

I realized this even before I graduated. Right now I gainfully employed myself by myself. When I read stories like this on my PC i laugh at the ignorance of these young folks.

My 2cents.

Na the change wey him ewedu people vote for him go collect.

LibertyRep:
As much as I sympathise with the students, I sincerely want the legal inclined people here to educate me on the following issues:

1. The law establishing MAPOLY has been repealed by the State's House of Assembly in favor of the newly established Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology (MAUSTECH) and the subsequent establishment of Ogun State Polytechnic Does that not imply that there is no entity called MAPOLY in the eyes of the law? If that is the case, does that not also by implication means that there are no students called MAPOLY students any longer?

2. If the premises above are right, does that not mean that the examination the students are clamouring for is an exercise in futility since the school does not exist any longer?

I sincerely wish to be enlightened on this.

BTW, the impunity of the State's Executives has to end someday somehow.

Well on NBTE website their is no school called Ogun Poly, they still have Moshood Abiola same on NUC No Maustech

abdulaz:
Education is just overrated right now in Nigeria. If you can’t afford going to USA, Canada or Uk to study then forget it and learn a skill, trade or something.

I realized this even before I graduated. Right now I gainfully employed myself by myself. When I read stories like this on my PC i laugh at the ignorance of these young folks.

My 2cents.

it isn't ignorance they just want to write exams and know that they are done, imagine Final semester exams

I find it difficult to believe that Amosun is a product of the same school he is trying to destroy. The world needs to come to our rescue.

michaelwilli:
Nigerian institutions and this new kinda dictatorship. Most schools suspending SUG cos dey want absolute power to do absolute nonsense

It is the Private schools that have taught them this barbaric form of 'dictatorship'. A trend that will backfire very soon!

Kekx:
Why am I so sure that there are still students who'll be shouting "We no go gree!!!, We no go gree!!!!"...While deep down inside their heart, they don't want the exam to start sooner.


They are "I neva jack that man material finish" set of students.

enemy of progress

odaniel1:


It is the Private schools that have taught them this barbaric form of 'dictatorship'. A trend that will backfire very soon!

Very very soon. Cos you aren't training any leaders