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Besides, the way you guys claim everything under the sun, we'll never hear word if na Achebe win the Nobel , exactly the way the person I quoted was quick to throw in Achebe and his literary skills just to brag as usual, so I quickly called him back to reality that there's another literary giant in Nigeria, a giant with international seal of approval in ultimate human achievement called the Nobel prize, the first African and the only Nigerian to be showered with such honor.Quick point- Achebe in every way deserves the Nobel Laureate. He was not given one because of significant criticism of eurocentrism and the dehumanization of Africans in western literature most especially in Conan's Heart of Darkness. I am proud that Achebe stood up for his race first, and did not care for something as silly as a nobel laureate. Please not us insult a great man and spend more time on the useless ones on NL ![]() |
akigbemaru:LOL, no they are not. Thats the point. The large majority of asians win scholarships to schools in the US. Naija people too look for scholarships but their numbers are significantly less than the japanese (China is one freaking big country so no comparison). Bill Gate and Michael Dell are really smart academically. Super smart especially Bill Gates who is a really a genius academically. loma:I agree, except would differ in some aspects. Anyone who can make a 2-1 and even 2-2 in Nigeria can easily make a 1st class equivalent (3.6+) in 90% of their universities. When you now get to the creme de la creme of American universities, then i would argue only a few of the first class Nigerian students would even make even a 2-1 (3.4-3.5 cGPA) in the US. Asians are good everywhere. Its bad belle that makes Nigerians not see this. They are solid all round. The people who suggest that they are weak in some areas are usually oyibo who are jealous. This is a typical asian, first generation parent comes to the US, works hard and gets a PhD since that is the only way they can stay in the US. The asian now makes his son, attend the best secondary/universities and his son could excel in anything while entering prestigious work fields usually the prerogative of oyibo people. |
I do think Nigeria's grading system is a bit unfair though. So how many people get third class? Only the bottom 7% in UK or US universities get a third. I a sure it would be higher in Nigeria. No wonder someone like fawehinmi could 3rd class and still be a brilliant lawyer. |
^ u are next lol |
akigbemaru:Seeking education, and attending the best schools in the world are two different things. Asians make 50% of Berkeley, arguably the best school in the world, a school that is trying to keep its black population up to 8%. Asians do cheat, but not all, and they are really consistent grades wise to suggest cheating is not a continuous thing for them. They both combine cheating and studying hard. |
No I can't read, you should kindly read it for me. How did those men become rich if not from oil. Everything in Nigeria from A-Z is linked to oil. Like I said, how much did they inherit from their fathers or how many bags of cocoa did they sell to become rich if not from SE/SS crude oil?So the igbo men who are rich indirectly from Niger Delta oil, they no be thief? Or is oil also their ancestral rights ![]() |
Those of you that argue wrongly, my school in US was just 2200 students and we had close to 80 students with GPA from 3.5 to 4.0 on 4.0 scaleTrue that, the US is grade inflated though. They are like father christmas, dashing out As. However, I think its because one can choose the class they are going to take for their major and given more academic freedom than Nigeria. |
When I got to Yankee, I was fortunate to work in testing center in one popular US University. You will see students with grade of 4.0/4.0, but when he or she does GRE or GMAT; they barely score close to 900/1600. In every graduation in US you will see more 4.0/4.0 students than anything, just because US grading is cumulative, what you have done after mid-term will never be asked again. Unlike in Nigeria, at the end of semester you will be asked what you have learned since the beginning of semester. Then, in Nigeria, everything is based on knowledge most time, in Yankee it’s your effort most time.My undergrad hasn't had a 4.0 in its history. Lots of 3.9s though. The place you worked at must be a state school, am I correct? |
When SAT was 1600, before they later Changed it 2400, I know like six different guys that had 1590 more than four times each for people.Really?? Who are your classmates? What is your department? For the fact that your classmates never made you proud doesn't mean other departments not doing good. I know like three of these boys that got Chevron scholarship too, or that is not by merit again?ISL boys. Most of them were/are in the engineering departments at Unilags with a few in computer science. The one who were around the same academic ability (some Way higher/slightly higher/slightly lower) comprise a significant part of the people have cuulatives in the engineering departments at unilag with CGPAs around 4.5. I wouldn't call them super smart. I have seen way better in the US . Just check asians out. |
Bro, you are right though, I will rate Unilag as one of the best in the world. I remember, 2002,03,04. We have some young chaps in Unilag, they runs all these standardize tests for people. That’s why I confirmed that we have brains in Nigeria. When SAT was 1600, before they later Changed it 2400, I know like six different guys that had 1590 more than four times each for people. In GMAT their promised scores start from 730 to 780. I know a guy that used to runs SAT, when he gets to his turns to do masters in Yankee, he had 1580 over 1600 in GRE. He’s now in Yankee. When you go to Unilag and you see social life, how their girls working bu.tt unclothed, you will think majority are not serious in Unilag.U must be kidding. A lot of my classmates in secondary school probably comprise a significant number of the first class students and my experience with them, does not in any way place them in the same group as the best of the world |
Eziachi:Abiola and oil Akingbola and oil One cannot deny the indirect relationship between wealth and oil in Nigeria, but did these guys directly make money from stealing oil? Most importantly Eziachi can you read? |
Interesting, but as people previously mentioned- the number of first class holders in the UK and its equivalent in America are way higher than this. And as someone mentioned if its a top school, the proportion becomes ridiculously high. In the UK first class is for the tpo 10-15% of the class which would be 200 students in a class set of 2000 people. The US, summa c.u.m laude and magna c.u.m laude (Both equivalent to a first class) are typically given to the top 25-30% of the class, probably higher for top schools. This is unfair- incase these students try and seek studying opportunities of the shore of Nigeria, they would be at a disadvantage ![]() |
rookie:Yeah I know, and I already know the schools who do so both in and out of the US. I think in the future i might consider an MBA. |
LOL, this is like a nollywood film- there is even part II. Abeg olugirl ride on jare and make part III and IV and V and VI. These guys will still keep coming back for the remix ![]() |
^ The guy is obviously Yoruba, I can see the yoruba features on his face ![]() |
sjeezy8:Trust black youths- there idols would never be vikram pandit but p diddy . His son will likely end up squandering his fathers money when he is totally clueless about the real value of cash. bawomolo:Probably at the direction of his father and not from his own personal intuition. A normal 16 year old would not donate jack to any charity, infact charity no go pass him mind. If I got 10,000 dollars at 16, I would be planning major parties man with lots of hot girls - philanthropy is not a priority of a 16 year old even a very intelligent and sensitive one ![]() |
chiogo: sjeezy8:True that. I have met lots of Yoruba with portuguese names especially from lagos. Taio [sic] could also be using his mum's name since that would be better in entertainment. It is not easy having a last name in the lines of "Oluwole" in entertainment ![]() |
^ Katsumoto, these guys are not trying to improve their community or better the lives of their people. They are here for self-aggrandizement and fun ![]() I know y'all |
You are not my nemesis; you are the nemesis of intelligent discourse.LOL, see abuse. mekusxxx, kedu? see how they are abusing you. You are as slow as "mbe" while katsumoto is as cunning as "agwo" ![]() |
Katsumoto:True, you guys should be fair and truthful. I rarely see seasoned posters chastise their own. I am sure I have seen no regular igbo poster chastise mekusxyz. |
Onlytruth:You ignored my most important question now? Who are the people who stole oil? By the way, Whats wrong with stealing oil in the east anyways? Infact is that stealing Please define stealing |
tundewoods: , your time will come, and no one would be there for you. I hope your black a.s.s gets lynched somewhere sometime soon just for being black |
REPEAT: WHO ARE THESE YORUBA- THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 30 million Yorubas. Did all of them steal oil? Or just a specific number? Moreover oil in the east- for where? ![]() How can point fingers when you cannot describe the thief , olodo ibo |
^ yeah right Quick question "Who are these Yorubas, exactly who stole the oil?" abeg name them ![]() u guys generalize shamelessly and inanely olodo |
LOL, so where is this discussion going? Let me help y'all summarize: IGBO YOU ARE NOT SPECIAL YORUBA YOU ARE NOT SPECIAL YOU ARE ALL PART OF THE THIRD WORLD- IMPROVE YOURSELF |
Una still dey here? ![]() And stop calling me son, you i'di'ot' !Its a very british thing, it doesn't really mean "son" |
This thread has mutated into something very strange can[b] reverse engineer[/b] it?Hhaaha |
^LOL, do u really believe that ![]() |
Anyways just playing with you all. I love all my Nigerians ![]() |
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