If you attended a Nigerian University, you must have definitely met some if not all of these people in one case or the other.

People You Will Meet In The University

1. The Bookworms

5.0 Or Nothing! These set of people are the ‘SCHOLARS’. All they are concerned about is their studies, getting their First Class and graduating as the best.

Getting a B in a course is like torture to them. They are after the A’s.

2. The Party Freaks

Update!!! These ones are always aware of the hottest and trending parties on campus. They usually upgrade to become party organizers. They are never in school, and when they are, they are advertising one party or the other. Always ready for turn-up.

3. The Politicians

Their major aim from the day they enter school is to be involved in school politics. They are the SUG candidates, Faculty executives, etc. Anywhere and anything concerning politics, you must see them there. They are usually very popular.

4. Borrow Borrow

‘Borrow Borrow make me rich’. These are the set of people you will meet in the university that are always borrowing. They can borrow from money, to books, to cloth and even pot. In short, they can borrow for Africa.

5. Library Customer

You will be sure to always find these ones in the Library. “Baba, Howfar I wan go jack abeg, I dey come”. You can never see them without their backpacks, loaded with books.



6. The sons of Noah


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The oloshos.

How about pastors. Mfm members, hm pray may u ge room mates from da church.

Dem Confra nko?

Dem opportunists 1-day car owners nko?

Dem SU, Born-again, Pastors crew nko?

Dem notorious Creditors (dem don chop for all campus restaurants on credit) nko?

Dem Ayilara & Empire customers nko?

Dem Olosho nko?

Dem baff- up crew nko?

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the do my thing and fck out

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So this is for fun right??

Jobless lazy blogyouths

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who dey follow you go blog, come finish am.

Wakanda of nonsense is this one tryna right

U forgot d league of big boys and big girls

Patriotism and the Nigerian Youth.

It is in no doubt that the mindset and the zeal of the present day Nigerian youth towards patriotism have been dampened tremendously. The reason is not far-fetched.
It is simply because the present day Nigeria has taught us to neither think of what we can do for our country, nor what our country can do for us. Instead, we've been compelled to think only of what we can do for ourselves.
This has become the bane of patriotism, tangible revolution, progress and the collective development of the country called Nigeria.
Little wonder youths of today will readily sell of their votes for a token, and engage in demeaning acts just to hustle for themselves in other to survive, since the government have failed woefully in carrying out her responsibilities.
More disheartening is the fact that the youths have become so busy in fending for themselves, that they readily have time to hold the government they voted for accountable, thus allowing them get away with all their excessiveness.

But this has to stop! We must all arise as youths to take our destiny in our hands and turn the tide around. We deserve a better life, we deserve a better and secured future. We can't all be running to a white man's land to seek a better future. We have to take drastic actions to curtail this menace. We have to kick-start the revolution today, for a better tomorrow.
It is on this note therefore, I crave your indulgence to clad in the armour of patriotism, and join in the battle for a better tomorrow!

#LAIPH.

Op, you forget to add the people who don't go for lectures and still end up topping the class

I wish I had been warned when I was in my 20s about the challenges with trying to conceive in your 30s.

And, about the harm from smoking and drinking on your ovaries.

I fucking wish I had been held by my shoulders and told straight to my face.

Consider this our shoulder shake.

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dahreyM:
The oloshos.

Hahahaha Please feel free to add yours o

Nosense blogging. You think dropping 5 will make us head to your blog to read the rest?

7 and 9

What about squatters


Mbanefo hall UNN we dey l'île 13 instead of 6, men you sleep and wake up seeing different faces

IjebuWarrior:
Dem Confra nko?

Dem opportunists 1-day car owners nko?

Dem SU, Born-again, Pastors crew nko?

Dem notorious Creditors (dem don chop for all campus restaurants on credit) nko?

Dem Ayilara & Empire customers nko?

Dem Olosho nko?

Dem baff- up crew nko?

This tells me your neighborhood in Lagos

university is overrated