Omo_Tier1:
Sis.. I am not a grammarian . All I did when I first read your post was highlight that 'connotation'. I never claim I know better. In fact, reading through Your first post, you came across like an arrogant individual, making reference to private universities and all what not.

'Cue' is the way to correct an individual, hence you come across as 'hurting'. Maybe that should explain why I did not bother 'constructing' Your sentence in the first stance. Like I said, I am not a Grammarian maybe Akoko grammatical #Sis_I_luvff _U_no_more

dorothy111: I was planning to get a direct entry to ESUT to study medicine. Should I re-think? I choose the school because I'm from Enugu, and state of origin counts in this situation.

dorothy111: I was planning to get a direct entry to ESUT to study medicine. Should I re-think? I choose the school because I'm from Enugu, and state of origin counts in this situation.

datola:
Wat is the misfortune dere in been a platoon leader..guess ure one of dem.....check urself
Are you not a "Nigerian graduate"?

Timbi: I hab neba saw anysin like zis po my life.

Richfella:

Laugh wan tear my belle o .

Dangote...are you sure some people are qualified to drive your trucks .

maclatunji: I wonder why people feign shock about these things. I once met a graduate of Economics Education who couldn't define Economics. Until we appreciate knowledge and ability for what they are and not paper certificates, we will continue to go round in circles and never make substantial progress in terms of economic growth and development.

sandilo: Those who are saying we should ecuse [/b]bad english because it is not our mother tongue are only[b] exhibing d kind of ignorance that is making Nigeria a laughing stock around the world. If this rot is not taken care of now (better late than never) a time will come when one of these kind of low baked people will either become governor, senate president or even President of Nigeria!
English is our official language and the most widely spoken language in the world. It is important to speak good english whether your are a doctor, engineer or teacher!

Richfella:

Laugh wan tear my belle o .

Dangote...are you sure some people are qualified to drive your trucks .

Sleek05:

Yeah whenever sounds a lot better. Thnx afam. @omotier, wen next u wanna act lyk a grammarian, pls have an option. Don't correct and den go searchin d dictionary cuz u ddnt know better anyway!

Emychina: gbagaun.look at u,jst listen to urslf.i broken down in tearses.illiterate.

ACM10: I'm lost here! On what criteria did they declare that those graduates have

cos I've seen worse products from other institutions in Nigeria and other parts of the country. The corpers who were drafted to teach us when I was in secondary school were utter embarrassment. I could not believe that they passed through secondary school. Really, I smell politics here.

₱®ÌИСΞ:
this is outrageous

Mad Cow : IN CAMP, I had the misfortune of being Platoon Leader and MY GAWD!!!! NIGERIAN Graduates are pretty dumb..

There was one that couldnt even spell out 'NYSC'.. One couldnt wirte a formal letter.. One couldnt speak proper english..

olakmarshall: tearses? God save this country.

paris10:

Keyboard malfunction!

maclatunji: I wonder why people feign shock about these things. I once met a graduate of Economics Education who couldn't define Economics. Until we appreciate knowledge and ability for what they are and not paper certificates, we will continue to go round in circles and never make substantial progress in terms of economic growth and development.