I am very glad that I was born a Nigerian. What is happening (to me) is melodramatic. Hum!!!!!!!!

However, let us leave them alone. "The fool is accumulating wealth not knowing who will spend them" is what the Bible says.

If only they could follow the path of Andrew Carnegie, the better for them.

Carnegie died at 84 with his demise truly painful. yet, his works leave after him.

Let our politicians change their greedy and corrupt nature. They should not forget how Abacha ended.

A wise man should learn from others. It is only a fool that will learn from personal experience.

Thank you "My papa's land". Everyone is aware that when you are online especially in cyber cafe, you are bound to make any kind of typing error. Howeva I thank u for your constructive contribution.

As a continuation of my previous input in this forum, I would never advise anyone to attend any Polytechnic in Nigeria. I am greatful to the GOVERNING COUNCIL of UNILAG for introducing Post Jamb. I am also glad that other universities have taken after UNILAG.

Universities are meant for good students. If you know you are academically blessed, then you are advised to go to  any of the universities around. PostJamb is here to pave ways for good students.

Just be ready to research and make impact in your selected path. IF YOU WANT GOOD FUTURE FOR YOURSELF, PLEASE DO GO TO UNIVERSITY OOOOOOOO.  And if all you want is no less than international exposure and solid academic background, then it will be better for you to attend UNILAG-ENGINEERING/LAW/EDUCATION/SCIENCES/MEDICINE/PHARMACY/ARTS/ and MANAGEMENT. Au revoir.

I am glad this kind of discussion is on ground. I am an undergraduate in the department of Chemical Engineering, UNILAG. I had distinction(OND) from FP, Ilaro and distinction(HND) from the former YABATECH.

My people, I want you all to know that there is a wide difference between someone who is sleeping and another who is dead completely.

What I percieve as the major difference is that in the Polytechnic, lecturers spoil students . They go to the library, search for all relevant materials, form notes/handouts and give to students as ready-made lecture notes. Another thing I observed during my Polytechnic days is spirit with which most students take their studies. Many of them were eyeing university education thereby having divided attention. This most of the time, resulting in poor academics performance, not only in terms of exams but also in IQ.
Despite this, we must know that there are thousand of Polytechnic graduate who are one million percent better than most of the UNiversities'.

However, for speedy economic development, Polytechnic education can not lead NIgeria to anywhere. That is one of the reasons I needed to apply for UME, got my good results and consequently gained admission to my first choice couse at UNILAG.

But for time costraint, i would av continued, See you later