₦airaland Forum

onward4life:
Talk of illegal Jobs. I have Neva had an employment letter since I ve been working.

Talking about promotion to an indian/lebanese they would log on тo nairaland and ѕaнara reporт card to do a background check oғ yυ and υr tribe so to know hw to handle yu according to trbal comments. Cos dey use our hatred for one another to manage us

promotion WOW WOW Now that's an attempted coup

thereturnoflucy:

The development showed that CBN, despite its quest to increase reserves’ profile, sustained its forex market interventions, as a way to moderate Naira depreciation that is induced by demand pressure.

Ogbuefi2020:
Hunger resetting zombies brain since 1437

FastShipping:
Did you read it at all? He made legitimate points. The earlier students in higher institutions realize that education doesn't guarantee you a good job, the better for them. Every students keep believing government owes them jobs. Government has no business creating jobs. Private sector is there for that purpose.

I'm not a fan of Fayemi for the looting he did in Ekiti but he made some good points.

Some of you should learn to read before making comments on things you haven't read. The moment most of you read the headlines, you start making contributions that a learned fellow wouldn't have made.

Rapmaestro:
u should have done ur masters in CU Bro.... It's not too late, u know

seguno2:
Your parochial, narrow mind cannot see how oyedepo's hosting of our looters breeds terrorists.
If the stolen money that oyedepo endorses were used to provide electricity, tap water, government schools etc with employment, why would anyone have the time to be a terrorist?

Statsocial:
As in ehn Covenant university spent almost 700 million per year to electrify the whole school in 2012-that is already about 35% of tuition fees and the school would still need to pay lecturers on a monthly basis whilst the student pay yearly. If University business was profitable Dangote and Otedola would have invested

osazsky:
Don't mind them if only dey knew d cost of running a university for one day. They wouldn't be complaining. Uniben spends roughly 3 million on diesel jus to power their various generator. I know dis cos am a staff. A government dat can't give its citizens power. So they shld make loss just because u can't afford d sch. Fee. Nonsense
3 million everyday na beans

Statsocial:
By the way most of the new buildings in CU from d Senate building, Research Hub, PG hostels and even the magnificent Faith theatre(100,000 stadia for living faith) were all designed by CU students.

sanandreas:
The schools are not tax free. Let the government invest in Education. Most of these schools are just a decade and they are already making waves internationally . CU attracts foreign students unlike our public school. When I saw criticism about this man here on nl . I had to attend the church. Offering is just once and it's voluntary. No special offering for covenant university

VeeVeeMyLuv:
naija (i mean her public schools) are in bad shape, they are doing poorly, you cant compare them

in anyway (is the corruption, sorting, back for grades (ladies) and the other unmentionable ills bedeviling
the ivory towers that time may not permit me to enumerate) these public schools cannot be compared with the
the school the OP is talking about.

Statsocial:
Covenant university isn't for everyone. If you can not cope with the culture there you can go to Unilag or something, don't come here to then assault people who love their almamater and are willing to show it off.
Covenant university is currently the 2nd best university in Nigeria(webometrics) and may even become top 10 in Africa in the next few days when Webometrics releases 2017 rankings due to their highly impactful journals which as been cited heavily of recent in Asia and USA. They are currently beating OAU,UNILAG on impact of science journals with the only exception of UI. That same university has patented 25 products with the EU patent office last year alone. Finally if you doubt their output you can go and check on researchgate to see the impact their journals are making all around the globe

Alexxgold:
na beauty we wan chop?

or how does it change the fact that it's a glorified secondary school and they lure lecturers for part-time lectures from federal schools like UNILAG, UI and OAU with huge pay package

tell me something I don't know please

ChrisOssai:
Lemme not even open the school's ynash... Everybody will b there thinking the school is one beautiful place until they actually get to see the place for themselves... The bathrooms are scary.. Some of them even have plants growing inside.. Not to talk of the state of the rooms sef, the lights on the way to the chapel gardens haven't been working for a long time now, later when I get see a boy and girl taking a walk down that place at night they will say it's pairing... Meanwhile the school has failed to take out adequate maintenance on it's inner parts.. Jst focusing on the parts they will use to advertise the school. There are a even other things self...

ChrisOssai:
Be showing them the fine parts whilst leaving out the ugly parts

Justdulla:
Nigeria's Airforce is Finally Acting More Professional..Jammeh Be Pissing his Pants in a Bunker Now.
Seems Force is the only language some Africans recognize
God Bless the NAF
God bless NA
God Bless NN
God Bless Nigeria.
One Love

sarrki:
Google the meaning of pedestrian and what it is used for

sarrki:
Thats sounds of a divisive statement

Please learn how to tolerate other people's way of life

Also note that your tribe and other ways of doing your things is alien to others too

ammyluv2002:
Obviously, na private Uni she go

duketunde:
He said his administration gave priority attention to retired workers and multiplied money for payment of pension by five times and paid as and when due until November 2014 when recession set in.

valuedammy:
Atleast they got the money used in building this uni from the offerings and tithe of members then they should also expect to get the money that will be used in running this uni from same members not by requesting to pay so much for the tuition fee. Who is deceiving who?

pavy:
you are missing the point, its not a question of weda a private university is expensive to run. The point is, what is the motive for establishing a private university in the first place? For a church, I would like to think that their motive should be to provide a better alternative to the public schools. We all know that our public versities is a hub of all form of social vices like cultism and indecent dressing. Therefore, a church owned university should be a place of high moral and educational standards, where members can send their kids to without the fear of them being corrupted or initiated into cult groups.

Therefore, a church should not bother to set up a university if over 90% of its members can't afford to send their kids to such a school. Whose kids do they hope to train, when they setup the versity and fix such a high price as tuition fee? in a country where over 60% of Nigerians live below $1 per day.

Somebody made mention of quality education being free in Germany. It is true. What that person failed to mention is the fact that most of these schools abroad get constant donations from ex-students, organizations, and wealthy citizens to maintain the standard of the school. Unfortunately in Nigeria, instead of donating to our public universities to improve the standards, our politicians and other wealthy Nigerians set up their own schools to compete with the public schools, thereby worsening their ratings and standard further. It is disheartening to see that even churches have joined in this trend.

A church should not concern itself with building schools, their plates are full already as it were. Millions of people still haven't heard of Jesus, and according to Mark 16:15-16, evangelism is the only commission Jesus gave to the church.

Bottom line is that churches should not be building universities to compete with our public universities, they can use the fund to donate equipments, and fund research work in our schools. But if for any reason they set up a university, it should be for the benefit of its members and for the furtherance of the gospel of Christ. Anything contrary to this is unacceptable. Unless the schools were set up to make profit.

Timothy3113:
Bro you never answered my question??

Is the university established for the purpose of profit making or for the masses.


Ask yourself these questions why is it always that it is only the church owned university school fees that is highly critised??


A church is non profitable, charitable organisation, so what happens when a member of a non profitable organisation contribute to a project and it is not serving the purpose of the organisation.

I think am in support of the new FRCN law.