Wow!! Interesting arguments here. Yes, HNAUB is upcoming, Rome wasn't built in a day! The institutions in Nigeria didn't just spring up and became functional instantly. I remember reading about the history of Unical, how students used to receive classes in uncompleted buildings and lived in dark rooms, hence the hostel name, "Malabor". On the issue of accredition and standards: the school is credited and recognized by the government of Benin, in which it is located, what else do you need? Has NUC finished solving the academic problems in Nigeria? No! I was in 300l when my department was scrapped off for lack of accredition, so you see, we have a common problem! When our people return home with credentials from institutions is the Americas, Asia and Europe, are they questioned? Is it because it is cotonou? Yes! It is frustration that made us choose HNAUB, but I will choose HNAUB over and over again, rather than remain a candidate of jamb or stay at home because of strike. Be informed that these lecturers you are talking about came to HNAUB to look for jobs, they are tired of the situation in Nigeria as well, ASUU strike and aLl, and since the larger population are English speaking Nigeria, lectures need to be delivered in a language we understand!
HNAUB offers an opportunity for education when Nigerian Educational system gives you none.
And please, critics, compare our almighty Madonna University to HNAUB, will you? I am a proud graduate of HNAUB and will be all smiles when I wear my robe on the 7th of July. You can sit back at home and wait for jamb to jam you several times and then strike to strike you till you grow old.