₦airaland Forum

Abia1stSon:
These very recent pictures. This faulks road aba. Show us otherwise if you have any. Nothing has changed.

onomefm:
Anybody could notice that you are the same person but in a new handle. I told you that I am a regular visitor to the SE. I know Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Ebonyi and Abia very well. Like as I said before Abia has the least development. There is hardly a stretch good road in Abia. If you enter Aba-Owerri road it is bad, if you enter Aba-Ikot Ekpene it is very bad, if you enter Aba-Umuahia road it is bad. If you enter the express heading to Aba it is a disaster. If you venture into Aba itself it is a total mess. The problem of Aba is roads, filth and disorderliness. The government should fix roads in Aba and environs. I repeat Abia is the least in the SE when it comes to roads/development. I heard Ebonyi is even doing 3 flyovers. The whole of Abia state there is no form of infrastructure that will attract someone. I repeat Abia state is the least.

Marxxx:
you are very funny ...I can't help laughing. I like the way you write. OK...First the relationship between father and children is quite distinct from what exist between partners. Secondly it is easier for a Man to forgive a much younger partner than a partner of same age bracket. The truth is most men are not emotionally aware of this trait. If I get married to a lady of 22 I will tolerate her more than a lady of 30. It is a natural phenomenon for men. As a man you are likely to expect more from your wife of same age bracket! When you marry a woman you are well older than you see her as a partner you need to guide. Her excesses can be overlooked without thinking twice. And when she disrespect you, it doesn't get to you. On the long run you will profit from it too as a man. Women age faster and they are weaker, health complexities who will take care of whom? My dad is 74 my mum is 61 ...he still gets a massage from his wife. My mum still go to the market, wear trousers and look slays...loooolllll... my mum bathes him ensures he gets his medication at the right time. My dad don't eat any food unless prepared by his wife . My mum manages his agriculture business, helps him with his banking transactions gives us full updates on his health. They have maids "trust me you can't live with my dad"...Imagine if they were of same Age? Please on this Aspect I refuse to be westernised. If I am ever going to get married (God willing) it will be nothing short of a 10year gap. When the age difference is glaring "sometimes" respect flows naturally. I envy the treatment my dad gets from his wife. I can't be shaking and my wife too shaking. At least before she starts shaking I am already dining with my ancestors....

basilo101:
i tot Balewa had all d power while Zik was ocupying a cermonial office

Standing5:
Stop lying. Landmark has lecturers than any bloody fed uni in this country.

SonOfEl:
cc: TheVictorious

Those of you boosting OP's morale by demanding for "proofs" to prove superiority, I suggest you don't waste your precious time embarrassing yourselves. The websites of these public schools eg UI, UNN, OAU, etc are there to answer your "demands". The facts are there, they are not hidden.

Learn to tell yourselves the truth and stop masturbπting over nothing. That said, I leave you in peace (or pieces) whichever one you choose.

A word is enough....

SonOfEl:
For the sane people viewing this thread, I thank you for not giving OP the satisfaction of trying in the name of "PROOFS" to rub shoulders with our prestigious public universities. He craves attention, and we have given him the bit he deserves.

That noted. I have respect for CU. If not for the juvenile assertions of the OP, you probably would read positive remarks about CU from me (which I even did on this thread despite the negativities).

CU is making genuine efforts in advancing African universities, but they can't achieve it alone, their chancellor knew this, that was why he got profs from public universities and beyond. It is only on this thread that CU is superior over these public universities.Pardon the OP.

sanchos9607:
A couple of quick questions. Will CU have still survived or thrived had federal universities been properly funded? Is CU not merely a vulture feeding on the carcass of Nigeria's failed education system?

On the other hand. I've been to CU and I was overwhelmingly impressed with what I saw. It's an amazing institution considering its in Nigeria. Kudos. But be more humble and let others blow your trumpet. Your day in the sun will come. But while it tarries, don't curdle the milk.

TheVictorious:
Oga put forward your points and counter the 10 points raised here. You have relegated to insults.

Statsocial:
I am fully aware of events and global contributions of most Nigerian universities and I understand that they have potentials for greatness but the fg is holding them back. Hence, the time is over for the likes of OAU to determine what Nigerian education looks like. We would bring a new meaning to quality education and we are committed to being one of the best in the world. In the next few years you won't be able to compare CU with any FG uni because we are going for the top.

TheVictorious:
Oga put forward your points and counter the 10 points raised here. You have relegated to insults.

TheVictorious:
1. Through provided there is enough material for the invention that the necessity has created. If not why do foreign countries produce what is needed in Africa that they themselves don't need?

2. Yes but a great sailor needs a good ship. A very bad ship may drown a good sailor.

3. Very true. One that gets tough when the going gets though must surely have flown if the going was better!

TheVictorious:
1. Yes man, Referring to all the points in the so far irrefutable claims in the post. I'm the OP.

2. Of course they are great achievers and for now, they can continue living in their past glory

3. Let us wait until them. No need to make argument on assumptions. Till then man, let's wait and see what happens!