Goke7:


No matter the stats you bring, they will never accept. If not that these universities have sites and links that can be verified, they would have manufactured a lot of nominal stats for us by now but alas, they can easily be busted. It's a know fact that the Yorubas still drive education for Nigeria both home and abroad. The igbos were just being deceived few years back that they were catching up and had overtaken us but they continued to be dazed and amazed that the yorubas still leads in education and will remain so for a longer time

The reason for all this misinformation in the first place is that the Yorubas don’t operate within the same tempo as them. For example if there is a Yoruba that made a name in a certain sector, we don’t tend to bother much because it’s an everyday thing. So I should start celebrating someone for making a GP of 4.0 and rush on Nairaland when I’ve seen countless Yorubas here making that same GP in best schools across here personally.

So by not having the attitude of blowing the trumpet every time, the people that can blow the trumpet more will start thinking they dominate. It’s just a natural law. If you can say the same thing a thousand time, sooner of later it will become the truth.

LegendHero:


Okay if I get you right, this is what you want:
1. Use the list that Eastlink suggested with the other list we already have to complete the argument on this thread.

2. After completing the micro argument on this thread, you want us to open a separate thread to widen the scope of the research by engaging the public and allowing people to upload the stat of Nigerian students in their universities for the graduating years they can lay their hands on.

3. I think we should give a constraint or less than 3 years. Let’s say just 2017 - 2019 for each school they can see. Provided the info is available online with sources.


However there is an observation:
This is how it started in the first place. I don’t know why you deviated this all of a sudden.

- we both agreed to use universities in California and Georgia to back our statements. I provided those of Georgia for 4 different graduation semester and you are yet to provide any of California.

After presenting this and you saw the Yoruba dominate all the schools you said we should widen the scope. I agree to widen it tho but just trying to let you know what we initially planned.

true ur argument was to bring both Georgia and California stats to the table especially his own school which he claimed he already had. I wonder why he hasn’t posted his own school stats.

Tobrasky:

Sample sizes can NEVER be comprehensive enough, other major/minor details (like for instance a major college or program where Igbos could dominate in numbers will be overlooked) because we are focusing on just a select few of schools, that can make significantly be a deal breaker in the sense that it minimizes the credibility of the whole basis for the conversation or debate in the first place. That's why I want us to open a separate thread for this debate, take our time to get other US based Nigerians/Africans from all ethnic backgrounds to come in and also give their inputs through opinions... like say a Ghanaian, Edo, Efik, American or anyone for that matter based in the USA and had schooled here, can give an unbiased appraisal of the conversation...while we do our parts by compiling our stats on the metric Eastlink suggested.

How do you know an American or Ghanaian on a faceless forum.You do not sound bright
You talk too much and sound like someone that is frightened.
Post the list of your imaginary school in USA and see if Yorubas will not thrash Igbos again.

Moneywomen17:
while I agree with u to an extent regarding sample sizes. Unless u are willing to go through all the 5000 plus schools which will require a lot of work and time. The argument might as well end right now. Lot of things must be taken into account not only school but population samples and all other stuff. What’s the population of igbo and Yoruba in America cuz according to ur own made up statistics u said ibo are more than yoruba. I have travelled all over the states to Georgia, Indiana, Alabama, Maryland, Texas and so much more and if u ask me I will say yoruba are much more in the states but is there anyway to really prove it. No. Meanwhile when u started this argument with legendhero. The argument was that he will bring out stats for Georgia while u do the same for California. At one point u even claimed there is more ibo graduating student in the summer semester for Georgia so far on ur list.

God bless you.

This is the main argument on this thread. We Both said we will do that of Georgia and California for the sake of this thread.

I presented mine for Georgia and he is yet to provide for California. The Yoruba dominate all the four graduating semesters of those universities we wanted to research.

Georgia State University:

Spring 2018: (MSc)
Yoruba- 10
Igbo - 3
Others - 2

Fall 2018: (MSc)
Yorubas - 11
Igbos - 3

Spring 2019: (MSc)
Yorubas - 12
Igbo - 4
Others - 3

Fall 2019: (ALL)
Yorubas - 26
Igbo - 14
Others -10

Georgia institute of technology:
Spring 2019: (MSc & Phd)
Yoruba - 7
Igbos - 2
Others - 3

I even went further for other states since he said it’s small:

University of North Carolina at Greensboro:
Summer 2018:
Yorubas - 4
Igbos- 2
Others - 2 (Itsekiri and Calabar)

University of Maryland:
Spring 2018: (ALL)
Yorubas: 54
Igbos: 45
Others: 3 (Odey, Aigbolosimuan, Ekpe)

Eastlink Recommended Kansas. So I just went there. (We have too too low number of Nigerians in that school)
For Kansas State University: (I will be using the section for out of country (Nigerians) student for simplicity)
Link: https://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/lists/

Fall 2019: Yoruba: 0 , Igbo- 1
Spring 2019: Yoruba -1 , Igbo - 0
Fall 2018: Yoruba- 2 , Igbo-1
Spring 2018: Yoruba-2 , Igbo-1 , Others- 1
Fall-2017: Yoruba- 1 , Others- 2 (one could be Yoruba) , Igbos:0
Spring 2017: Yoruba-4 , Igbo-0 , Could be Igbo- 1 (Amakoh)
Fall 2016: Yoruba-2 , Others: 1
Summer 2016: Hausa-1 , Yoruba -0 , Igbo - 0
Spring 2016: Yoruba - 2 , Igbos- 1
Fall 2015: Yorubas-1 , Igbo - 0
Spring 2015: Hausa-1 , Igbo-1 , Yoruba-0
Total:
Yoruba -15
Igbo: 5
Others: 6

CC: Tobrasky

LegendHero:


Okay if I get you right, this is what you want:
1. Use the list that Eastlink suggested with the other list we already have to complete the argument on this thread.

2. After completing the micro argument on this thread, you want us to open a separate thread to widen the scope of the research by engaging the public and allowing people to upload the stat of Nigerian students in their universities for the graduating years they can lay their hands on.

3. I think we should give a constraint or less than 3 years. Let’s say just 2017 - 2019 for each school they can see. Provided the info is available online with sources.


However there is an observation:
This is how it started in the first place. I don’t know why you deviated this all of a sudden.

- we both agreed to use universities in California and Georgia to back our statements. I provided those of Georgia for 4 different graduation semester and you are yet to provide any of California.

After presenting this and you saw the Yoruba dominate all the schools you said we should widen the scope. I agree to widen it tho but just trying to let you know what we initially planned.

You've just succinctly detailed what I've been trying to say along, the fundamental thing is besides the sample size theory (which is understandable from a prism of simple statistics), especially in the context of how broad the information is to arrive at any conclusion, considering how many US colleges exist alone...we should look to open a separate thread for this debate and end it there once and for all! If you even have any friend from your college or any school based in the USA, ask him/her to join the discussion as well (I'll do the same). If we get the opinions from other US BASED Nigerians/Africans etc who can also join the conversation, then it's fair to say on the basis on popular opinions, facts culled from all the top schools domiciled in various regions of the US...then we will know who is hyping his own version of facts or not.

And I already stated that I'll post the websites for California, Texas, and Michigan when I done with my chores, I have the whole day dedicated just for this already.

LegendHero:


God bless you.

This is the main argument on this thread. We north said we will do that of Georgia and California for the sake of this thread.

I presented mine for Georgia and he is yet to provide for California. The Yoruba dominate all the four graduating semesters of those universities we wanted to research.

Georgia State:
Spring 2018:
Yoruba- 10
Igbo - 3
Others - 2

Fall 2018:
Yorubas - 11
Igbos - 3

Spring 2019:
Yorubas - 12
Igbo - 4
Others - 3

Fall 2019:
Yorubas - 26
Igbo - 14
Others -10

Georgia institute of technology:
Spring 2019:
Yoruba - 7
Igbos - 2
Others - 3

I even went further for other states since he said it’s small:

University of North Carolina at Greensboro:
Summer 2018:
Yorubas - 4
Igbos- 2
Others - 2 (Itsekiri and Calabar)

University of Maryland:
Spring 2018:
I’m almost at the last stage of compilation and the Yorubas still dominate.

So what else!

exactly this was the argument. U posted ur Georgia own. We are waiting for California own. This shouldn’t be too difficult for tobrasky cuz he claimed he already had the pdf for California so why the delay in posting it. He said for a fact that Georgia university igbo will be leading and Yoruba will be grappling for second. He said he knows for a fact igbo leads in California so prove it. Or does fact have a different meaning.

LegendHero:


God bless you.

This is the main argument on this thread. We north said we will do that of Georgia and California for the sake of this thread.

I presented mine for Georgia and he is yet to provide for California. The Yoruba dominate all the four graduating semesters of those universities we wanted to research.

Georgia State:
Spring 2018:
Yoruba- 10
Igbo - 3
Others - 2

Fall 2018:
Yorubas - 11
Igbos - 3

Spring 2019:
Yorubas - 12
Igbo - 4
Others - 3

Fall 2019:
Yorubas - 26
Igbo - 14
Others -10

Georgia institute of technology:
Spring 2019:
Yoruba - 7
Igbos - 2
Others - 3

I even went further for other states since he said it’s small:

University of North Carolina at Greensboro:
Summer 2018:
Yorubas - 4
Igbos- 2
Others - 2 (Itsekiri and Calabar)

University of Maryland:
Spring 2018:
I’m almost at the last stage of compilation and the Yorubas still dominate.

So what else!

Now here's the problem again, are you sure you counted the number of Nigerians for Georgia state University class of spring 18? Cause I actually had a pen and paper handy and I counted way more than 3 Igbos. Maybe you can't Identify unique Igbo names that you might not be familiar with? you see why the whole dynamic of your numbers are plagued with errors, and the same applies to the other semesters as well! I seriously need more Nigerians who can actually identify names of ethnic groups to join these conversation. For example I saw a "Okaro" last name in that spring 18 graduating list, and didn't know it was an Igbo name till I later looked it up online and saw lots of Igbo profiles had that name, I so made the mistake of skipping similar sounding names like that cause I wasn't sure if they were Igbos or not.

Moneywomen17:
while I agree with u to an extent regarding sample sizes. Unless u are willing to go through all the 5000 plus schools which will require a lot of work and time. The argument might as well end right now. Lot of things must be taken into account not only school but population samples and all other stuff. What’s the population of igbo and Yoruba in America cuz according to ur own made up statistics u said ibo are more than yoruba. I have travelled all over the states to Georgia, Indiana, Alabama, Maryland, Texas and so much more and if u ask me I will say yoruba are much more in the states but is there anyway to really prove it. No. Meanwhile when u started this argument with legendhero. The argument was that he will bring out stats for Georgia while u do the same for California. At one point u even claimed there is more ibo graduating student in the summer semester for Georgia so far on ur list.

So you conducted a private census count to determine there were more Yorubas than Igbos in those states?

Goke7:


No matter the stats you bring, they will never accept. If not that these universities have sites and links that can be verified, they would have manufactured a lot of nominal stats for us by now but alas, they can easily be busted. It's a know fact that the Yorubas still drive education for Nigeria both home and abroad. The igbos were just being deceived few years back that they were catching up and had overtaken us but they continued to be dazed and amazed that the yorubas still leads in education and will remain so for a longer time

This is because an Igbo man is fundamentally different to a Yoruba man. Igbos are brash, loud, showy and garish while the Yorubas are modest, understated and self-deprecating.

An Igbo will be the most colorfully and garishly dressed man in any room and we all know this. He will be loudest in the room as well, talking immodestly over others, with a huge brick-size bling bling key ring as if he alone owns a nice car. If an Igbo cannot see, feel or hear it then it is not an achievement.

Wear a plain back shirt and plain trousers then you are certainly not rich to the Igbo man never mind that you are wearing understated but very elegant and finely made clothing that cost a fortune. If it does not have Gucci or Dior emblem print all over it, with a healthy splash of gold bling, then it must be cheap clothing according to Igbos.

How then can the Igbo see let alone defer to the achievements of the Yorubas who tend to go about doing great and exemplary things in silence? The Igbos man's thinking, since he is a braggart, is that the Yorubas cannot match them as we are not up and down bragging about this and that as they do. That is why the silly Tobrasky made that empty and ignorant dare to LegendHero and got 'owned'.

The Igbos feel they have nothing to learn from others and this is why they are being educated and taken to school here by the usually gracious Yorubas who have now been pushed to the wall.

One day, when I have time, I will show Igbos here the huge ownership and control Yorubas have, especially in Lagos, over the most valuable land and real estate interests across the SW while Igbos delude themselves they are in charge because some Yorubas sell to them. That too will be a huge shock to SE empty barrel 'developers'.

Tobrasky:

So you conducted a private census count to determine there were more Yorubas than Igbos in those states?

read well. Like i said base on my experience in those state and the demographics of who I interacted whether at work, school or churches. If u ask me I will say Yoruba but like i said can I prove it the answer is no.i didn’t meet every single Nigeria and counted who is yoruba or igbo. I never claimed to conduct any census. Am just saying.

Eastlink:
Three states are okay. Can you focus on just one admission year. Maybe you should spread the sample size to three faculties.
Engineering
Medicine
Arts.

For example 2018/2019 Undergraduate list/Post graduate
Georgia - Engineering
North Carolina - Arts
Maryland - Medicine

You are giving Yorubas conditions and we are game but you are still scared to walk your talk.Why?

Tell your man to post any link that favours Igbos,we still believe Yorubas will thrash Igbos.

Talk about education, economy, entertainment, technology, industry...yoruba leads..they are unbeatable... yoruba is the number one tribe in Nigeria...you can't beat that!

Xzellentgraphic:
Talk about education, economy, entertainment, technology, industry...yoruba leads..they are unbeatable... yoruba is the number one tribe in Nigeria...you can't b that!

Stop beating your chest like Igbos.I know you are just pulling legs,sha.

I have the stats for university of Ibadan professors. if anybody wants it I can post it here for all to see. And of course Yoruba dominates. Yoruba professors in uni Ibadan alone is more than university of nsukka and not all nsukka professors are ibo.

Goke7:


No matter the stats you bring, they will never accept. If not that these universities have sites and links that can be verified, they would have manufactured a lot of nominal stats for us by now but alas, they can easily be busted. It's a know fact that the Yorubas still drive education for Nigeria both home and abroad. The igbos were just being deceived few years back that they were catching up and had overtaken us but they continued to be dazed and amazed that the yorubas still leads in education and will remain so for a longer time

Now! The bolded reminds me of that troll that argues endlessly, helplessly, senselessly and shamelessly.

totit:



Now! The bolded reminds me of that troll that argues endlessly, helplessly, senselessly and shamelessly.

They have been brainwashed from the womb to believe they are better and greater than everyone else - especially the Yorubas.

Of course it does not help them that Yorubas are not braggarts as they are. That is what feeds the false sense of security that makes them automatically assume they are superior to Yorubas at everything .

This is why they entered this thread with their usual chest-"beating to be shocked at the factual statistics Yorubas produce that mocks Igbos as deluded empty barrels.

LegendHero:


The reason for all this misinformation in the first place is that the Yorubas don’t operate within the same tempo as them. For example if there is a Yoruba that made a name in a certain sector, we don’t tend to bother much because it’s an everyday thing. So I should start celebrating someone for making a GP of 4.0 and rush on Nairaland when I’ve seen countless Yorubas here making that same GP in best schools across here personally.

So by not having the attitude of blowing the trumpet every time, the people that can blow the trumpet more will start thinking they dominate. It’s just a natural law. If you can say the same thing a thousand time, sooner of later it will become the truth.

you are very right on this. the igbos celebrate anytime one of their own achieves a feat which is not bad in any way but to think only them blazes the trail is where they always make errors, until recently i never knew a yoruba man is the head of ICAO, international council on aviation, if nah igbo man, we no go hear word for nairaland o.

Tobrasky:


Now here's the problem again, are you sure you counted the number of Nigerians for Georgia state University class of spring 18? Cause I actually had a pen and paper handy and I counted way more than 3 Igbos. Maybe you can't Identify unique Igbo names that you might not be familiar with? you see why the whole dynamic of your numbers are plagued with errors, and the same applies to the other semesters as well! I seriously need more Nigerians who can actually identify names of ethnic groups to join these conversation. For example I saw a "Okaro" last name in that spring 18 graduating list, and didn't know it was an Igbo name till I later looked it up online and saw lots of Igbo profiles had that name, I so made the mistake of skipping similar sounding names like that cause I wasn't sure if they were Igbos or not.

You know what I always do? Anytime I see a name that is confusing, I will type the same name on Facebook with the USA state to search the actual person. That’s how I always get my stats.

I have all the names and page number of those people I listed with me. I tried posting on here but I keep getting banned which explained why I stop posting it. I even tried posting only their first name, I still got banned be the anti-spam bot. I even went further to post just the page number and ethnicity alone, yet the post still got removed.

That’s why I only paste the stat. If there will be any error, it will just be +-2.

If you think the margin of error is more than this, please contest it.

Cosbyrich:


Dully calling somebody dull.
You are a Nigerian and there is this our people first thing in Nigeria.You remember Abia sacking your people to pave way for Abians.
At least each university will have 70% 'our people and 30% other people.Do your Maths.Moreover,we believe we have good professors, so we will always hold ours then others.

bros am done compiling the list of the professors in Ibadan. Make i post am and destroy them with facts instead of hearsay.

Goke7:


you are very right on this. the igbos celebrate anytime one of their own achieves a feat which is not bad in any way but to think only them blazes the trail is where they always make errors, until recently i never knew a yoruba man is the head of ICAO, international council on aviation, if nah igbo man, we no go hear word for nairaland o.

correct.

Tobrasky:

You've just succinctly detailed what I've been trying to say along, the fundamental thing is besides the sample size theory (which is understandable from a prism of simple statistics), especially in the context of how broad the information is to arrive at any conclusion, considering how many US colleges exist alone...we should look to open a separate thread for this debate and end it there once and for all! If you even have any friend from your college or any school based in the USA, ask him/her to join the discussion as well (I'll do the same). If we get the opinions from other US BASED Nigerians/Africans etc who can also join the conversation, then it's fair to say on the basis on popular opinions, facts culled from all the top schools domiciled in various regions of the US...then we will know who is hyping his own version of facts or not.

And I already stated that I'll post the websites for California, Texas, and Michigan when I done with my chores, I have the whole day dedicated just for this already.

guy since yesterday you have been saying you have the whole day, post the thing nah?

secondly, no matter the opinions you want to get from us based africans, hope you know there are still sites and links to verify or has word of mouth become another tool for nominal stats? you are not midst of the usual yourba folks that you can manipulate, we go find you out bro

Moneywomen17:
bros am done compiling the list of the professors in Ibadan. Make i post am and destroy them with facts instead of hearsay.

hold your fire small, let them boast first, then you throw it in

LegendHero:


You know what I always do? Anytime I see a name that is confusing, I will type the same name on Facebook with the USA state to search the actual person. That’s how I always get my stats.

I have all the names and page number of those people I listed with me. I tried posting on here but I keep getting banned which explained why I stop posting it. I even tried posting only their first name, I still got banned be the anti-spam bot. I even went further to post just the page number and ethnicity alone, yet the post still got removed.

That’s why I only paste the stat. If there will be any error, it will just be +-2.

If you think the margin of error is more than this, please contest it.

Are you sure of your counts LegendHero? You listed a total of 15 Nigerians

10 Yorubas
3 Igbos
2 SS
According to you, even though you weren't too sure if you actually listed the Igbos there by properly checking their last names, there's a 70% chance you saw a name that you weren't too sure or perhaps too sure it wasn't Igbo sounding, and then skipped the page. You can't tell me +- Lmfaooooo, there are no fine margins for errors when checklisting this things (that's why I wish more Igbos were involved on these thread to go through the school websites you can provided). But I digress, let's assume you had a total of 15 Nigerians counted for the Spring 18 class, doesn't it seem unlikely that you will get that very tiny number of Nigerians graduating from a 15 weeks semester? There were about 316 pages alone for the spring 18 semester, did you actually go through pages 1-316? cause there were far more Nigerians than the total figures you posted, which makes me question your credibility once again.

Moneywomen17:
bros am done compiling the list of the professors in Ibadan. Make i post am and destroy them with facts instead of hearsay.

Oya post am now make we see! haba nobody is killing anybody here over a list, post let's see.

candidtalk:


This is because an Igbo man is fundamentally different to a Yoruba man. Igbos are brash, loud, showy and garish while the Yorubas are modest, understated and self-deprecating.

An Igbo will be the most colorfully and garishly dressed man in any room and we all know this. He will be loudest in the room as well, talking immodestly over others, with a huge brick-size bling bling key ring as if he alone owns a nice car. If an Igbo cannot see, feel or hear it then it is not an achievement.

Wear a plain back shirt and plain trousers then you are certainly not rich to the Igbo man never mind that you are wearing understated but very elegant and finely made clothing that cost a fortune. If it does not have Gucci or Dior emblem print all over it, with a healthy splash of gold bling, then it must be cheap clothing according to Igbos.

How then can the Igbo see let alone defer to the achievements of the Yorubas who tend to go about doing great and exemplary things in silence? The Igbos man's thinking, since he is a braggart, is that the Yorubas cannot match them as we are not up and down bragging about this and that as they do. That is why the silly Tobrasky made that empty and ignorant dare to LegendHero and got 'owned'.

The Igbos feel they have nothing to learn from others and this is why they are being educated and taken to school here by the usually gracious Yorubas who have now been pushed to the wall.

One day, when I have time, I will show Igbos here the huge ownership and control Yorubas have, especially in Lagos, over the most valuable land and real estate interests across the SW while Igbos delude themselves they are in charge because some Yorubas sell to them. That too will be a huge shock to SE empty barrel 'developers'.

we all know Lagos narratives are all lies, you have said it all, when they have stuff they make so noise about it as if others have none

Covidodo:

We should compare 5 states with 7 states ..Haba !! I'm sure we'd still give you a bloodied nose

The NW has 6 states besides fat doesn't count sef the US has about 50 states and Nigeria has 36

Moneywomen17:
while I agree with u to an extent regarding sample sizes. Unless u are willing to go through all the 5000 plus schools which will require a lot of work and time. The argument might as well end right now. Lot of things must be taken into account not only school but population samples and all other stuff. What’s the population of igbo and Yoruba in America cuz according to ur own made up statistics u said ibo are more than yoruba. I have travelled all over the states to Georgia, Indiana, Alabama, Maryland, Texas and so much more and if u ask me I will say yoruba are much more in the states but is there anyway to really prove it. No. Meanwhile when u started this argument with legendhero. The argument was that he will bring out stats for Georgia while u do the same for California. At one point u even claimed there is more ibo graduating student in the summer semester for Georgia so far on ur list.

Their classic sleek and switch and bait move.

When you corner them over here, they'll go to the next corner to sneak in a different argument just to distract and fool you.

Covidodo:

That's more than your GDP nah ..
Can't you see

Yeah with about 1billion or so and it can probably change and be in the favor of north west the next year

Covidodo:

19 states vs 5 Or 6 states..
Guy , shame suppose catch you small. Fear God nah ..

Guy I am just using NW against SW

Alright so here is the fact regarding professors in uni Ibadan. I compile the list on their own website. https://www.ui.edu.ng/Staff-list
I Only compiled the professor list just full time professor not readers. I compiled the whole faculty except faculty of technology that kept giving me “error 404” don’t know why.
Uni Ibadan has 228 professors overall excluding the technology faculty which I could not access and of those 228. 188 are Yorubas followed by igbo at 18, followed by ss tribes mostly from delta and edo at 13. Northerners are 2 not sure if they are northerners but they have full Islamic names so I assumed. There is some names that I can’t pinpoint the tribe which I tagged as unknown they are 7 in number. This are some of the seven names. Obono, bitto, atiri Gabriel ifo, agulanna, osiki, j.o modify, and one full Muslim name.

Breakdown by faculties
Faculty of agriculture and forestry
Yoruba (31) igbo (1) ss (2) hausa (1)
Faculty of arts
Yoruba (33) igbo(2) ss(2) unknown (2)
Faculty of education
Yoruba (33) igbo(4) ss (2) unknown 1
Faculty of law
Yoruba (3)
Faculty of pharmacy
Yoruba (7) igbo(0) ss (1) unknown (1)
Faculty of science
Yoruba (37) igbo (7) ss (3)
Faculty of social science
Yoruba (24) igbo(3) ss (2) hausa (1) unknown (1)
Faculty of technology
Error 404
Faculty of veterinary medicine
Yoruba(20) igbo (1) ss (1)
As u can see as expected Yoruba dominates the professor list as should be expected. South west university have the most professor and they are overwhelmingly yoruba no doubt. And Yoruba are also professor all over the country too especially in the north.

NigerianSage:




Their classic sleek and switch and bait move.

When you corner them over here, they'll go to the next corner to sneak in a different argument just to distract and fool you.

They will soon say Yorubas are enjoying unfair advantage of quota system or that the civil war gave us a head start lol.

Any excuse at all they will use instead of just humbly accept they need to give Yorubas credit where due.

Tobrasky:

Are you sure of your counts LegendHero? You listed a total of 15 Nigerians

10 Yorubas
3 Igbos
2 SS
According to you, even though you weren't too sure if you actually listed the Igbos there by properly checking their last names, there's a 70% chance you saw a name that you weren't too sure or perhaps too sure it wasn't Igbo sounding, and then skipped the page. You can't tell me +- Lmfaooooo, there are no fine margins for errors when checklisting this things (that's why I wish more Igbos were involved on these thread to go through the school websites you can provided). But I digress, let's assume you had a total of 15 Nigerians counted for the Spring 18 class, doesn't it seem unlikely that you will get that very tiny number of Nigerians graduating from a 15 weeks semester? There were about 316 pages alone for the spring 18 semester, did you actually go through pages 1-316? cause there were far more Nigerians than the total figures you posted, which makes me question your credibility once again.

This is spring 2018 and the Nigerian names on the list that I found. Note: The highest margin of error will be +-2.

Yoruba:
Funke -pg 4
Taiwo- pg 15
Bola- pg 32
Adeogun- pg 59
Ajetomobi -pg 69
Bisola -pg 75
Ololade- pg 75
Olumide -pg 79
Temilola- pg 81
Bello-pg 31

Igbos:
Amechi- pg 78
Ijeoma-pg 42
Nwankwo-pg 40

Could be Yoruba:
Mohammed Asiri -pg 67

Could be Igbo:
Okeoghene ogaga

This is spring 2018 Graduation MSc degree. Unless you’re looking at a separate one.