₦airaland Forum

Statsocial:
Well, Currently CU is accepting more of its own graduates as lecturers. But quite a number of CU's lecturers did not study in Nigeria even though they are Nigerians. For example my supervisor was from Vancouver uni(PhD), North park or something for MSc and OAU as (BSc)

micxwell:
Enough said bro, you are wise.

eph12:
As someone that finished from a top federal university I can boldly say practicals carried out there are the basic secondary school types. If funding is the problem that's a topic for another day. But at least you realise there is a problem which CU don't have.

Yes lecturers are sourced from everywhere including federal universities and they give their best more in the private university. Is this not an indication that the federal universities have a bad system?

eph12:

I understand that you don't know how to defend the so called top universities anymore.

keyanZuzer:
Life don spoil O. You mentioned bez as a notable alumni. These are notable alumni from ui
John Omoniyi Abiri
Sadique Abubakar, Chief of Air Staff
Chinua Achebe, author of Things Fall Apart[8][9]
Adiele Afigbo, Nigerian historian, the first person to receive a doctoral degree in History from a Nigerian university
Jacob Ade Ajayi
Claude Ake, Professor of Political Economy, international scholar and social crusader
Stephen Adebanji Akintoye[10]
Grace Alele-Williams[11]
Elechi Amadi[8][9]
Alexander Animalu, BSc (1962, Mathematics), PhD (1965, Mathematics); Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Physics; Nigerian National Order of Merit Winner (2000); Director General, National Mathematical Centre, Abuja (1999–2001); President, Nigerian Academy of Science (2001–02); Researcher, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge (1962–65); Research Scientist, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA (1972–76); Research Associate, Stanford University, USA (1966–67)
Emeka Anyaoku, former Commonwealth Secretary-General[12]
Kayode Are, former National Security Adviser and former Director General of the State Security Service
Ladipo Ayodeji Banjo
Senator Robert Ajayi Boroffice
J. P. Clark[8][9][13]
Segun Toyin Dawodu, MD, JD, MBA, LL.M, MS, a physician, attorney, academic, and entrepreneur who established the first website[14] on socio-political issues of Nigeria.
Kayode Fayemi, former Governor of Ekiti State, Min of Solid Minerals
Chukwuemeka Ike, writer
Amadi Ikwechegh[15]
Abiola Irele[16]
William Kumuyi, founder and General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry[17][18]
Eddie Mbadiwe, Member of the House of Representative
Epaphras Denga Ndaitwah[19]
Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani[20][21]
Femi Osofisan, writer
Christopher Okigbo[8][9][22]
Isidore Okpewho
Olufunmilayo Olopade[23][24]
Akinyinka Omigbodun[25]
Michael Omolewa, former President of UNESCO General Conference and Ambassador of Nigeria to UNESCO[26]
Kole Omotosho[27]
Gamaliel Onosode[28]
Niyi Osundare[20]
Ken Saro-Wiwa[29][30]
Wole Soyinka, winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature[8][9]
Martin I. Uhomoibhi[31]
Farida Mzamber Waziri[32]

eph12:
At bolded that's the problem. Nobody cares what kind of graduates they're churning out but it's to shout 2000 professors in my faculty up and down. Doesn't make sense at all.

Which is better to you? Practical based or theory based mode of learning?

TheVictorious:
At the bolded, okay I don hear you. The same fallacious and logically deficient thinking pattern I hammered on in the post! Why didn't you simply attack the point with verifiable claims. Performance of institutions isn't based on the assumptions of our minds!

Talking about comparison of research output; did you read the post at all?? or you just feel like displaying your ignorance.

eph12:
Well the point is that these federal universities have been on a steady decline over the years. I remember my lecturer then using a note he prepared years ago to lecture us. smh

Statsocial:
Lol we are now competing with Witwatersrand and Stellenbosch you are still talking about ui and oau.

Opakan2:
Nah.. don't get it twisted

The Sai Baba is for your own good, for other Nigerians to benefit and catch-up with SW in terms of development and civilization.
we are peace lovers and also very deadly when pushed to the wall.. Ojukwu of blessed memory can testify

Try anything funny with the Nigerian constitutional setup and we go our separate ways.. as simple as that. you guy better get prepared

Opakan2:
Nah.. don't get it twisted

The Sai Baba is for your own good, for other Nigerians to benefit and catch-up with SW in terms of development and civilization.
we are peace lovers and also very deadly when pushed to the wall.. Ojukwu of blessed memory can testify

Try anything funny with the Nigerian constitutional setup and we go our separate ways.. as simple as that. you guy better get prepared

Iamdemola:
This story is false. He is not associated with Tecno at all.

Davidolives:
bloggers lolzzzzzz Bro I have worked with techno and I have personally met the ceo of techno and itel mobile no need to argue with you again

Davidolives:
who of I may ask a beg help me think.

Davidolives:
and you that can think you can upload it online with facts from the acclaimed owner

TheGoodJoe:

Which one is controversial? You said the report debunked or you do not understand the term you used? The report did not debunk but supported Emir Sanusi.

A former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Lamido Sanusi, has reacted to the recent audit report by PricewaterhouseCoopers on the alleged missing $20 billion oil money, saying the report has confirmed in the first instance that at least $18.5 billion was indeed missing.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/182926-missing-20-bn-sanusi-faults-alison-madueke-says-audit-report-proves-at-least-18-5bn-lost.html

Now you know.

TheGoodJoe:
So you claimed that the unreliable report debunked the missing money claim. Are you reading what you are writing? You. Not me, claimed the PWC report debunked the missing money claim.

$13.673b being revenue from sale of domestic crude oil not remitted by the NNPC to federation accounts-page 57

https://www.nairaland.com/2291990/summary-pwc-audit-report-nnpc

TheGoodJoe:

The much anticipated report of the forensic audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, operations on the missing $20 billion oil money may not amount to much after all, with PricewaterhouseCoopers, the audit firm that conducted the probe, saying it cannot vouch for the integrity of its findings.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/182172-missing-20billion-oil-money-our-audit-report-not-reliable-pricewaterhousecoopers.html

Your the one who needs to read. You claimed that the PWC report debunked the missing money claim. I showed you that what you said is not true and showed you the link. Now you are posting the above link. What does that have to do with the discussion?

You claimed that PWC report debunked the claim. Show me where it debunked it in your link.

If you do not know, the PWC report confirmed Emir Sanusi's claim.

Bolustic:
Are you minding these people?

They are the real enemies of Nigeria

Always leaving the objective truths for sentiments

I don't know if TonyeBarcanista would look back in the next 10 years and be proud of these visceral assertions of his

TheGoodJoe:
PwC's audit report supports many of Sanusi's allegations. The auditors found that the total gross revenues generated from the federal government of Nigeria crude oil liftings was $69.34bn from January 2012 to July 2013.

The total cash remitted into the government's accounts in relation to crude oil lifting was $50.81bn, leaving $18.53bn unaccounted for.

The report raised serious questions about the level of transparency and corporate structure of the national oil company.

http://www.internationalaccountingbulletin.com/news/pwc-forensic-report-on-oil-revenues-unveils-nigerias-demons-4570423

Did I read debunk?
By
cc: Bolustic

Jesusloveyou:
what is this one saying, can you hear yourself how you sound?

Bolustic:
Oga, stop being mischievous,

If the governors went to court to share the Excess Crude Account,

Were they also responsible for the missing $20 billion,

Were the governors also responsible for the depletion of the external reserves?

Were the governors also responsible for the sharing of the ARMS DEAL money by Dasuki?

Politics should not take your senses away.

nairaman66:
Since buhari has not done anything differently, it further buttress the claim that GEJ has not done anything better than Buhari and vice versa. The OP has no locus standi to write this piece of trash! He should enjoy the crumbs that still falls on his table after the PDP mismanaged and plundered Nigeria for 16 years!!

deomelo:
That was Jona and Okonjo borrowing hundreds of billion to pay salary till their last days in office.


OP, please stop the ignorance and nonsense about growth especially when it's obvious that the bed for our suffering was made way before the current administration.

Bolustic:
Dear TonyeBarcanista,

If this is all you could write, you are a COLOSSAL disgrace to the entire Nigerian youths, you are also a great INDICTMENT to the TENETS of GOOD GOVERNANCE,

So you don't know that there is a difference between ECONOMIC GROWTH & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT?

With all the data that you claimed was achieved under GEJ, did it make YOUR life better under your hero of corruption?

Despite the having the biggest rebased economy, how is our quality of life better than that of South African under GEJ?

Has it made Nigeria developed than South Africa, Ethiopia or Rwanda?


You did not explain how $47 billion reduced to $30 billion with oil at an average of $100bpd but you could blame the governors for the ECA?

You did not mention how Sanusi was booted out of CBN for blowing whistle on the missing $20 billion under GEJ

You did not talk about our ARMS MONEY were shared by Dasuki for politicians under the direction of GEJ

You also forgot the BLOODIEST RECRUITMENT conducted in the history of Nigeria by by Abba Moro whom GEJ refused to sack

You did not mention how Nigeria was disgraced by South Africa with the over $15 million found in Oritsejafor's private jet

You failed to tell us why Okonjo Iweala was borrowing to pay workers salaries despite the oil boom,

You did not tell us what happened with Stella Oduah's BMW

Or have you for gotten the Andrew Yakubu's loot?

What about the $15 million MEDICAL FEES of PEJ?

You failed to mention how Tompolo had 13 billion naira in his account?

What about Obanikoro's confession that GEJ ordered him to ferry over 4 billion naira to Fayose?


So, all these did not put Nigeria in a sorry state?

Every time I read your article, I'd always thought you meant well for Nigeria not knowing you can't be a good Councillor let alone a President

ONCE MORE, you are A DISGRACE to COMMON SENSE!!!

OBAGADAFFI:
Nigerians don't really know how Chinese manufacturer operate.

Any Nigeria entrepreneur can go to Transsion Group or other Chinese manufacturer, and demand and phone and tables be manufactured in with any name you want.

Jumia did the same thing with Innjoo.

How come Techno is only operating in Nigeria.

Davidolives:
don't mind people some just can't think. [center][/center] funny enough you will never see his name affiliated to techno on Wikipedia

mercyville:
ANYBODY CAN SAY HE IS THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA BUT IS IT VERIFIABLE-I AM SORRY THIS IS AN UNCLAD FALSEHOOD-THIS IS A MEDIA AND YOU AND HE HAVE BEEN REFUTED WITH FACTS-