₦airaland Forum

TayserMahri:
I said big in Hollywood. Genevieve might be big in Africa but she's a minnow in Hollywood. Nobody would even recognize her face there. Obviously she has raked in millions from all the juju movies she has acted over the decades.

AskiaHarem:
Nothing more than the usual uneducated South African Savages trying to frame there failures and problems on others nothing new and world knows it now. 98% of all crimes in South Africa are committed by native South Africans....

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etRevYUyWCI [/url]

AskiaHarem:
Considering over 80% of the wealth in South Africa is in the hands of (6000) European families in CapeTown and abroad with none of the natives(50 million) making any real trieds to take it back or make there own, Native South Africans have a loooooooooooooong way to go....

TayserMahri:
The description of the image below is "Kaduna train station in Kaduna, Nigeria, on Jan 29, 2018."

Passengers stood on the platform waiting to board a train from Nigeria's capital Abuja on Saturday only to be wowed when they were informed that the train service had been safely operating for 900 days.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201901

/14/WS5c3bed5ea3106c65c34e439a.html

Doesnt look new btw. If this is what you launched then we are operating on very different wavelengths. No wonder you have no reliable passenger figures

samorobo:
Nigeria has done it again..This is definitely the best in the entire continent outside South Africa and Egypt




Prof Olubunmi Olapade-Olaopa, the Provost of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, says the 71-year-old medical college has clinched the fourth position in Africa in the 2019 World University Ranking.

Olapade-Olaopa, who disclosed this on Thursday in Ibadan while speaking with newsmen at the end of the Innovative Research Fair of the college, said the institution is also the first in sub-Saharan Africa.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the three-day fair had the tagline: “Innovation for Development.” According to the provost, the premier Nigerian college fell behind Stellenbosch University in Cape Town, South Africa as well as Cairo and Mansoura Universities in Egypt. Olapade-Olaopa said that the College of Medicine had inched forward from its previously held eighth position in Africa.

“I am very proud and pleased as provost to be welcoming you to this important high research week.

“What better way to celebrate this than for us to receive the announcement yesterday, that the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, is the primus inter pares, in the area of medicine, in sub-Saharan Africa.

“Last year, we were eighth in Africa, falling behind Makerere University in Uganda, but yesterday we went from eighth to fourth in Africa, after Egypt and Johannesburg.

“I promised my constituency that we would no longer be looking at the tail light of Makarere before I left this office and yes Makarere is now looking at our tail lights, as we have overtaken Makarere, ” he said.

Olapade-Olaopa attributed the leap to innovative research. “Why is it important that this has happened today. I have absolutely no doubt that our research efforts, having been enhanced in the last couple of years, have been responsible for not only maintaining our position in Nigeria but topping Makarere.

“College of Medicine jumped ranks from eight to four in the ranking of medical schools in Africa because of the added impact of our researchers, our students and alumni who go out to demonstrate that we are actually a world standard medical school.

“Most of the things we do here are of international standard.

"Of course, we must not rest on our oars. We must stay consistent and continue to advance.

“We shall increase funding to one of our research partners by another N2 million next year,” he said.

Prof. Jesse Otegbayo, the Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, said that the success of the teaching hospital, as a leader in healthcare delivery was not unconnected with the many evidence-based kinds of research from the College of Medicine. Otegbayo, represented by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Dr Victor Akinmoladun, pledged his continued support and commitment toward cutting-edge and innovative research.

“The mantra for this administration which is ‘ shared vision for excellence and innovations on research, will play a very critical role in attaining this vision, ” he said. In his presentation, the guest speaker, Prof Martins Emeje, said that research forms the bedrock of development for any nation.

Emeje, who is the Head, Technology Innovation and Support Centre, Abuja, called for increased funding of research. He added that the country’s academia must wake up to its responsibility and proffer precise and indigenous solutions to the problem of underdevelopment in the country through innovative research.

Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/09/ui-college-of-medicine-ranks-4th-in-africa/


Pls where is university of nairoslum or any other college Hospital in East or western Africa....

samorobo:
Nigeria has done it again..This is definitely the best in the entire continent outside South Africa and Egypt




Prof Olubunmi Olapade-Olaopa, the Provost of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, says the 71-year-old medical college has clinched the fourth position in Africa in the 2019 World University Ranking.

Olapade-Olaopa, who disclosed this on Thursday in Ibadan while speaking with newsmen at the end of the Innovative Research Fair of the college, said the institution is also the first in sub-Saharan Africa.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the three-day fair had the tagline: “Innovation for Development.” According to the provost, the premier Nigerian college fell behind Stellenbosch University in Cape Town, South Africa as well as Cairo and Mansoura Universities in Egypt. Olapade-Olaopa said that the College of Medicine had inched forward from its previously held eighth position in Africa.

“I am very proud and pleased as provost to be welcoming you to this important high research week.

“What better way to celebrate this than for us to receive the announcement yesterday, that the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, is the primus inter pares, in the area of medicine, in sub-Saharan Africa.

“Last year, we were eighth in Africa, falling behind Makerere University in Uganda, but yesterday we went from eighth to fourth in Africa, after Egypt and Johannesburg.

“I promised my constituency that we would no longer be looking at the tail light of Makarere before I left this office and yes Makarere is now looking at our tail lights, as we have overtaken Makarere, ” he said.

Olapade-Olaopa attributed the leap to innovative research. “Why is it important that this has happened today. I have absolutely no doubt that our research efforts, having been enhanced in the last couple of years, have been responsible for not only maintaining our position in Nigeria but topping Makarere.

“College of Medicine jumped ranks from eight to four in the ranking of medical schools in Africa because of the added impact of our researchers, our students and alumni who go out to demonstrate that we are actually a world standard medical school.

“Most of the things we do here are of international standard.

"Of course, we must not rest on our oars. We must stay consistent and continue to advance.

“We shall increase funding to one of our research partners by another N2 million next year,” he said.

Prof. Jesse Otegbayo, the Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, said that the success of the teaching hospital, as a leader in healthcare delivery was not unconnected with the many evidence-based kinds of research from the College of Medicine. Otegbayo, represented by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Dr Victor Akinmoladun, pledged his continued support and commitment toward cutting-edge and innovative research.

“The mantra for this administration which is ‘ shared vision for excellence and innovations on research, will play a very critical role in attaining this vision, ” he said. In his presentation, the guest speaker, Prof Martins Emeje, said that research forms the bedrock of development for any nation.

Emeje, who is the Head, Technology Innovation and Support Centre, Abuja, called for increased funding of research. He added that the country’s academia must wake up to its responsibility and proffer precise and indigenous solutions to the problem of underdevelopment in the country through innovative research.

Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/09/ui-college-of-medicine-ranks-4th-in-africa/


Pls where is university of nairoslum or any other college Hospital in East or western Africa....

samorobo:
Here we go again, you keep taking us back without showing any ounce of interest in your will to learn..instead of me repeat most of the things I have been saying let me just chip this in a little and see if you will grab this time around .... The word deploy can also mean "USE" and they can only use something if they were given, obviously UN is not in Nigeria so yes it was exported to them so they can use it..simple


Gawd pls I hope he grabs this time around... explaining to you over and over again can be really exhausting

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
I do not think cashew nuts can do very well in Kenya because they need a lot of water like coconut. If you plant cashew trees in a area where there is not much water they will just lead to desertification of the area

samorobo:
You are just letting your imagination run off on you ....Sammy have

Shma:
Top 50 best universities in Africa Here is a list of the best universities in Africa ranked based on different parameters including their size, academic prowess, and resources among others. 1. University of Pretoria (UP) Africa ranking: 1 | World ranking: 358 UP is a public, non-profit institution located in Pretoria South Africa. It was established in 1908, and to date remains the top university in Africa both infrastructure-wise and in the quality of exchange programs they undertake with other international universities. The institution has an estimated population of about 45,000 students pursuing bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees in various disciplines. For over 111 years, the institution has upheld its dignity as the hub of academic excellence in Africa and allows admission to not only locals but also international students who qualify for enrollment. Apart from being the first in Africa, the university is also competitive in the global scene that is mostly dominated by institutions from developed countries. READ ALSO: List of best colleges in Kenya 2019 2. University of Cape Town (UCT) Africa ranking: 2 | World ranking: 346 UCT was established in 1918 and is situated in Cape Town, South Africa. It admits between 20,000 and 25,000 students and is overseen by more than 4,000 members of staff who work both full and part-time. Among the academic qualifications offered include pre-bachelor degree programs including diplomas and certificates. It also offers masters and doctorate degrees under different disciplines. Currently, the university is a century old but still maintains its highly selective and competitive admission criteria including entrance level examinations for both local and international students. It is a member of the DHET, South Africa and the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD-EQUIS). 3. University of Witwatersrand (WITS) Africa ranking: 3 | World ranking: 374 WITS is a public institution that was established in 1922 and is situated in Johannesburg, South Africa. It was officially accredited by the Department of higher education becoming a fully-fledged university with an enrolment population of about 30,000 students and more than 5,000 members of staff. WITS offers multiple programs both in the undergraduate, masters and doctorate degrees as well as in diplomas and certificates. It has institutional accreditation from the DHET, South Africa. Other programmatic accreditations include Council of Higher education, Association of MBAs, Engineering Council of South Africa, Royal Institute of British Architects and the South African Council for the Architectural profession. 4. University of Johannesburg (UJ) Africa ranking: 4 | World ranking: 447 UJ is a public non-profit higher learning institution found in Johannesburg, South Africa. It was officially accredited by DHE, South Africa in 2005 to offer programs including undergraduate degrees, and postgraduate degrees. Its motto, Service through Knowledge, is one of the key identifiers of the institution which has risen to be one of the most admired centres of higher learning both locally and globally. Population-wise, it is home to more than 45, 000 students and more than 5,000 members of staff. Its membership and affiliations include Universities of South Africa (USA), and Association of African Universities (AAU). 5. University of Stellenbosch (US) Africa ranking: 5 | World ranking: 624 The US is a public non-profit institution located in Stellenbosch town, South Africa. It is fully accredited as an institution of higher learning by the DHE, with branches in three different locations across the country. Currently, it is home to more than 25,000 students undertaking different degree programs from bachelors to a doctorate in various disciplines. Its accreditations include DHET, South Africa and EFMD-EQUIS. Furthermore, it’s a member of AAU, USA, CHEC, and NADEOSA. 6. North-West University (NWU) Africa ranking: 6 | World ranking: 661 NWU was founded in 2004 as a public institution located in the city of Potchefstroom, North West. Currently, the student population is about 70,000 students comprising of both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Its affiliations include AAU, ACU, and HESA. As competitive as it is, the campus’s acceptance rate is between 60 and 70 per cent becoming one of South Africa’s most competitive colleges. 7. University of the Western Cape (UWC). Africa ranking: 7 | World ranking: 995 UWC is a state-run centre for higher learning. It was accredited as a fully-fledged university in 1959 to provide acceptable courses towards degrees in undergraduate to postgraduate levels. Others include pre-bachelors certificates such as diplomas, certificate programs, and foundation or associate degrees. With an acceptance rate of 50 - 60 per cent, it is averagely one of the strictest centres of higher learning. The population index of the campus stands at about 45,000 students and 1,500 members of staff. Its affiliations include ACU, CHEC, HESA, IAU. READ ALSO: Top National secondary schools in Kenya 2018 8. University of Nairobi (UoN). Africa ranking: 8 | World ranking: 1071 UoN is the best university in Kenya. It is located in Nairobi, the capital city, with countrywide branches in major towns including Kisumu, Kikuyu, Upper, and Lower Kabete, Parklands and Chiromo. It was officially accredited as a fully-fledged public university in 1970 by the Commission of University Education in Kenya. As the top ranking institution, it adopts a strict admission policy with between 40 and 50% acceptance rate for all admission applications. Its memberships and affiliations include ACU and AAU. The current student population is about 60,000 with a staff population of about 5,000 members. Read more: https://www.tuko.co.ke/303487-50-universities-africa-2019.html where is Naijeria slumbolish

NairobiWalker:
Kazikazi, come steal this!

jln115:
You literally have no idea how UN deployment works yet you want to debate with me..... It's sad to be honest.

Anyway let me explain again how UN deployment works:

The UN has several peace keeping missions around Africa which individual nations who are part of the UN participate in. The UN does not buy, use or import any vehicles from any nation, the participating Nation supplies its own vehicles and then gets reimbursed for its participation in those missions.

Those vehicles you are talking about are OWNED by Nigeria(and other export customers ) and are USED by Nigeria..... They are not used by the UN, they have not been bought by the UN, they have not been given to the UN and have certainly not been exported to the UN. They are used, owned and operated by Nigeria.

Do you understand now?

jln115:
but in the real world you still haven't

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
this one is 100 times better than the one which I saw in Lagos and took pictures of people were on the roof of the train

samorobo:
I was going to try reading this but the minutes I saw "tuko.co.ke" I knew I was dealing with a misinformed Kenyan blogger..sorry please keep your childish bloggers ranking to yourself.we are talking of globally acceptable ranking g that ranks universities all over the world not some trashy blog .bear this in mind your uni can never even topeadt Africa let alone making too 30 in africa

Amujale:
Everyone contributing to the debating on who are the best institutions are all wholly on point; it gladens and gives hope that the future is truly bright for us all.

The term sub Sahara needs to be recycled to relate to something else due to the fact that its an insult wrapped up in socio-scientific jargon.

In the social sciences, the term 'sub' always meant as 'subordinate, inferio to' or 'not good as X'.

Instead of making use of 'sub Sahara' in these kind of sensitive descriptions, let's all kindly choose 'South of the Sahara'.

South of the Sahara' is relatively accurate and factual as to its meaning, and to the best of my knowing, isnt seen as being derogatory.


How can 'South of the Sahara' be called sub Sahara?

In actual fact, the ''South'' in the 'South of Sahara' should never be seen as the sub to anyone or anything including the Sahara.

The term 'sub Sahara' is inaccurate and untrue in its own meaning.

Let's replace 'sub Sahara' with 'South of the Sahara.

It reads better.
It reads neutral.
It attempts a sound qualification.
It read and sounds well.
It doesnt attempt to quantify or make wild assumptions.


Cheers

Shma:
Top 50 best universities in Africa Here is a list of the best universities in Africa ranked based on different parameters including their size,......

Shma:
I was also going to ignore you, but due to your inferiority complex towards kenya am triggered to show you the world ranking from another resourceful source. . Hope this will help disabuse your brain a lil bit

Amujale:
Everyone contributing to the debating on who are the best institutions are all wholly on point; it gladens and gives hope that the future is truly bright for us all.

The term sub Sahara needs to be recycled to relate to something else due to the fact that its an insult wrapped up in socio-scientific jargon.

In the social sciences, the term 'sub' always meant as 'subordinate, inferio to' or 'not good as X'.

Instead of making use of 'sub Sahara' in these kind of sensitive descriptions, let's all kindly choose 'South of the Sahara'.

South of the Sahara' is relatively accurate and factual as to its meaning, and to the best of my knowing, isnt seen as being derogatory.


How can 'South of the Sahara' be called sub Sahara?

In actual fact, the ''South'' in the 'South of Sahara' should never be seen as the sub to anyone or anything including the Sahara.

The term 'sub Sahara' is inaccurate and untrue in its own meaning.

Let's replace 'sub Sahara' with 'South of the Sahara.

It reads better.
It reads neutral.
It attempts a sound qualification.
It read and sounds well.
It doesnt attempt to quantify or make wild assumptions.


Cheers

theenchanter:
i couldn't read further when i saw university of pretoria as africa's best.

Take ur stupid article away.

samorobo:
Nigeria has done it again..This is definitely the best in the entire continent outside South Africa and Egypt




Prof Olubunmi Olapade-Olaopa, the Provost of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, says the 71-year-old medical college has clinched the fourth position in Africa in the 2019 World University Ranking.

Olapade-Olaopa, who disclosed this on Thursday in Ibadan while speaking with newsmen at the end of the Innovative Research Fair of the college, said the institution is also the first in sub-Saharan Africa.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the three-day fair had the tagline: “Innovation for Development.” According to the provost, the premier Nigerian college fell behind Stellenbosch University in Cape Town, South Africa as well as Cairo and Mansoura Universities in Egypt. Olapade-Olaopa said that the College of Medicine had inched forward from its previously held eighth position in Africa.

“I am very proud and pleased as provost to be welcoming you to this important high research week.

“What better way to celebrate this than for us to receive the announcement yesterday, that the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, is the primus inter pares, in the area of medicine, in sub-Saharan Africa.

“Last year, we were eighth in Africa, falling behind Makerere University in Uganda, but yesterday we went from eighth to fourth in Africa, after Egypt and Johannesburg.

“I promised my constituency that we would no longer be looking at the tail light of Makarere before I left this office and yes Makarere is now looking at our tail lights, as we have overtaken Makarere, ” he said.

Olapade-Olaopa attributed the leap to innovative research. “Why is it important that this has happened today. I have absolutely no doubt that our research efforts, having been enhanced in the last couple of years, have been responsible for not only maintaining our position in Nigeria but topping Makarere.

“College of Medicine jumped ranks from eight to four in the ranking of medical schools in Africa because of the added impact of our researchers, our students and alumni who go out to demonstrate that we are actually a world standard medical school.

“Most of the things we do here are of international standard.

"Of course, we must not rest on our oars. We must stay consistent and continue to advance.

“We shall increase funding to one of our research partners by another N2 million next year,” he said.

Prof. Jesse Otegbayo, the Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, said that the success of the teaching hospital, as a leader in healthcare delivery was not unconnected with the many evidence-based kinds of research from the College of Medicine. Otegbayo, represented by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Dr Victor Akinmoladun, pledged his continued support and commitment toward cutting-edge and innovative research.

“The mantra for this administration which is ‘ shared vision for excellence and innovations on research, will play a very critical role in attaining this vision, ” he said. In his presentation, the guest speaker, Prof Martins Emeje, said that research forms the bedrock of development for any nation.

Emeje, who is the Head, Technology Innovation and Support Centre, Abuja, called for increased funding of research. He added that the country’s academia must wake up to its responsibility and proffer precise and indigenous solutions to the problem of underdevelopment in the country through innovative research.

Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/09/ui-college-of-medicine-ranks-4th-in-africa/


Pls where is university of nairoslum or any other college Hospital in East or western Africa....

Shma:
I was also going to ignore you, but due to your inferiority complex towards kenya am triggered to show you the world ranking from another resourceful source. . Hope this will help disabuse your brain a lil bit

theenchanter:
i couldn't read further when i saw university of pretoria as africa's best.

Take ur stupid article away.

theenchanter:
i couldn't read further when i saw university of pretoria as africa's best.

Take ur stupid article away.

samorobo:
Are you blind ,didn't you see were it is written there "African ranking".. African ranking is an African blog.since when those the world leave ranking duties to Africa? Since when does the world accept such things from Africa .haven't you wondered why none of your brother's is backing you up in this?. It is because we been down this road..nobody argues this...
Your uni can never,ever be ranked among top 35 best in Africa let alone top 10...I get it you are new here

theenchanter:
which body compiled this and what year?

A reputable body has never ranked legon above ibadan.

In fact, it's old.... african universities are now above this in THE world ranking.

vaxx:
A flawless submission i must say. eurocentric contribution of diminishing what africa really stand for. it a pity will all have learn this bad habit. but thankfully , the African union doesn't use this downgrading word in their engagement. I highly accept your veiw and learn toward this correction next time.


big up bro.

vaxx:
what are you saying chatter? no Nigeria university ever feature in As ranking of 2016. in fact no western African uni except Legon. UI has always remain behind legon for more than a decade.

Shma:
Only Egypt and south Africa can argue with me on this. The rest just shurrup . Okay. @shamorobo show me that legitimate source that you are yapping yapping about and stop your tantrum throwing.

Kazikazi:
We have seen a black panther in Tz,we have seen many animals! Even that zebra will come to seek food and it won't return