paparazzi1987:
Arise o sing o Ladokite

ever militant..ever

Fighting for peace love and justice. intimidation we condone not

Great Lautech am proud of you. Great lautech ..

Statistically, the available Nigerian universities can't carter for the teeming 1.5 million candidates seeking admission yearly

It is very true that LAUTECH should not be regarded as a citadel of higher learning anymore because it has failed woefully in its statutory obligation. Isn't it ironic that one oblivious ranking body called webometric has presented LAUTECH the state owned school in Nigeria. It shows how much of a junk many of these rankings are.

Its recent participation in yet another show of force by those set of unproductive old men parading as ASUU gives ASUU-LAUTECH away completely as insensitive, unrepentant and unprogressive lot

adepoj99:
I totally agree with you,
But we all should look beyond the strike and find the advantages in the disadvantages. I belief these strikes have made some students and also destroyed some others due to what they invest their live in during the cause of the strike..
The strike have given birth to entrepreneurs, marketers etc, who have been successful in what they do and will grow to become employers of labour and be of great value to the development of Nigeria, of which can't be achieved if we've had a smooth academic calender.
If you ask those people what the are thankful for, they will say the are thankful for those strike..
NOTE: I'm not in anyway supporting industrial action but I'm just trying to point out the sense can be made from non_sense.
Thanks...

asuustrike1:

Your assertion is false. You either rephrase you statement or take it as falsehood. There enough vacant space in Nigeria universities.



One of the criteria for ranking schools is the number of published journals and articles. It is possible that LAUTECH publishes more journal than other schools to ranked high. Most Students blindly follow such ranking to apply for admission.

AND ALSO LAUTECH HAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF PROFESSORS IN STATE UNIVERSITY. FROM V.C DOWNWARDS.


Inasmuch as ASUU members are insensitive and selfish, I blame the indigenes of those states that continually fall for the deceptive nature of their politicians.

kemicalreaction:
Are you in fsc

paparazzi1987:


I am CSE alumni

writerights:
Statistically, the available Nigerian universities can't carter for the teeming 1.5 million candidates seeking admission yearly. Your proposal would only fall on deaf ears because as it stands now, some fox are just out to be called "university students" after several years of retaking JAMB.

It is very true that LAUTECH should not be regarded as a citadel of higher learning anymore because it has failed woefully in its statutory obligation. Isn't it ironic that one oblivious ranking body called webometric has presented LAUTECH the state owned school in Nigeria. It shows how much of a junk many of these rankings are.

Its recent participation in yet another show of force by those set of unproductive old men parading as ASUU gives ASUU-LAUTECH away completely as insensitive, unrepentant and unprogressive lot.

asuustrike1:

Your assertion is false. You either rephrase you statement or take it as falsehood. There enough vacant space in Nigeria universities.

asuustrike1:

One of the criteria for ranking schools is the number of published journals and articles. It is possible that LAUTECH publishes more journal than other schools to ranked high. Most Students blindly follow such ranking to apply for admission.

asuustrike1:

Inasmuch as ASUU members are insensitive and selfish, I blame the indigenes of those states that continually fall for the deceptive nature of their politicians.

I can't argue.

https://allafrica.com/stories/201708280037.html

Are you serious? A school that was shut down for 2 years?

You're a very based person and aren't sincere with yourself.

asuustrike1:

There are enough vacancy in Nigeria universities. The pressure is more on public schools than private ones. Next time be explicit or specific because all this links blow it out of proportion.

http://thenationonlineng.net/44-7-admission-spaces-taken-jamb/

asuustrike1:

A university may be shutdown for undergraduate programs as postgraduate programs may not be affected.

writerights:

Bros, for the fact that 44% is not taken does not mean if it were taken, it would still be enough. 1.7 million candidates wrote 2017 jamb.
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/230790-1-736-571-candidates-set-2017-utme-jamb-registrar.html
The available admission slot for all tertiary institution in Nigeria is a little above 600,000. What exactly is your point?
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/jamb-admission-shortfall-nigeria-needs-1m-varsity-spaces/amp/

USA, a country with a population of 318 million has 5,000 university. Nigeria with 200 million has less than 200. We do not have enough school sir. Say another thing.

You're unbelievable.


Finally, whether there are some that are not taken or not, the fact still remains that there are lot more people in need of university admission and they can't afford to take chances.

asuustrike1:

The question you should be asking yourself why so much pressure on public universities. You are giving statistics or links as the case may be and I told you that there are spaces. Many private universities have enough faces to accommodate these students, why are they not applying there. Why do you think Jamb registrar peg the cut off point at 120 and introduced CAPS?.
In relation your assertion about Lautech closure, it doesn't necessarily affect rating as there are other criteria they use to rate universities. Probably that school are into research as it contributes to rating. I earlier said that a university may be closed but it might not affect their post graduate students. University of Benin and other schools were shutdown but their postgraduate kept running.

writerights:


I just proved to you that the slots, even if filled up, can't be enough to carter for everyone. I don't understand how to spell it out for you any further.

Why would you ask me why candidates aren't applying to private schools? Are you an alien?

Criteria that allow a dead school above active schools is just a dead criteria.

I'm tired of educating to you on this issue, you have your mind made up already.

asuustrike1:

Mr man if you have nothing positive to post then stop quoting me. First you said our universities can't absorbed the entire students which I refuted because you were been generalistic. Now you brought data showing that it can't not absorbed all. Then I ask you why the students are not applying to the so called unlimited slots which you couldn't provide a reasonable answer. Now ask yourself, have you been on ground to see things for yourself or you just rely on information from the internet? Have you asked why the pressure is so much on public schools?. At the moment many of these schools complain of low patronage yet one man comes on air to say we have limited space whereas we haven't utilized the space to the fullest. If we had used the whole space then it such assertion would be taken serious. At moment there are enough space but candidate are refusing to apply because of high fees.

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Mai01:

How please? I doubt you understand the extent of the rot in the school. You think a change in government is the singular solution to a school that has almost collapsed and grasping for life? I am sorry but you're certainly not in the know regarding the school. Lautech issue extend beyond just the cluelessness of the current government. ASUU and the Management have been largely culpable in recent times too.