.

Cool

barackodam:



Bro, stop proving your shallow thinking.

Which federal University in Nigeria has sufficient accommodation?

And how many universities can you count that have successfully curbed squatting in hostel?

Why would 8people be staying in a room and be thinking they are enjoying, just hear yourself. The only enjoyment I know is we argue often, between the three hostels who enjoys most. And not as you're portraying it.

I'm still on standby, I'd counter all your fake stories.

Lies, iranu oshi.

Bro, don't argue with the guy again. Which Federal university in Nigeria has enough accommodation? None. Though have not been to ABU, but I knew guys that went to school. Your school is beautiful.

barackodam:

And there aren't churches in school?
Fellowship isn't allowed?
Or what are you insinuating?

I am insinuating that, your hottest school on earth have receive a pass from me as an Islamic school not what you think.



This is my opinion so, learn to accept it.

barackodam:



Garbage?

ABU Zaria, garbage?

Like I said, you think shallow. Although this has been your most reasonable thing you've said today, nonetheless, if a self proclaimed ABU alumnus can call it garbage, I give up on your matter

like I said in my previous posts directed at you,you have nothing reasonable to post on this thread.Just empty chest-beating.I keep listing the terrible flaws of ABU Zaria,you keep claiming other Nigerian glorified secondary schools a.k.a "universities," have the exact same problems.If ABU Zaria has thesame problems as other "universities" in Nigeria,what makes ABU Zaria better than other Nigerian "universities"?They are all the exact same GARBAGE!!!
ABU Zaria wasn't all bad though,it had quite a sizable population of fooooiiiinnnnneeeee Northern belles

Hmmm nigerian graduates can fit fight over irrelevant issues sha. Have u ever wondered what ur lecturers discuss in national ASUU meetings? Instead of wastin ur energy praising ur skool and condemning sum1 else's reserve dat energy for ur employer

Gaddafithe2nd:

Bro, don't argue with the guy again. Which Federal university in Nigeria has enough accommodation? None. Though have not been to ABU, but I knew guys that went to school. Your school is beautiful.

He can't argue with me because he has nothing tangible to post on this thread.Just empty chest-beating.Na by "beautiful buildings" people dey rate "universities?"Abeg go siddon for corner make better people talk

FINAL SCORE
Traware:5

Barackodam:0

na cement works we go chop? abeggi. ..

Oh... How sweet...


See ma sch na



Proudly an Alumni

proudly Abusite
U11MM

traware:
He can't argue with me because he has nothing tangible to post on this thread.Just empty chest-beating.Na by "beautiful buildings" people dey rate "universities?"Abeg go siddon for corner make better people talk

FINAL SCORE
Traware:5

Barackodam:0

Haha... Guy, you are a kid. Counting scores on issue like this. Am sure, you are also claiming to be a graduate.
Education didn't pass through you.

Nutase:
Sharia school all na wash.

Bad belle.. Go & die


I'm a Christian.. And i finished there!!!



Keep hating for no reason

This is the List of Ahmadu Bello University alumni

Ahmed Tijani Mora, a renowned Pharmacist and former Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria.

Azubuike Ihejirika, former Chief of Army Staff
Atiku Abubakar GCON, former Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Ayodele Awojobi, Scientist and Professor at University of Lagos

Attahiru Jega, Professor, former chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)

Abubakar El-Kanemi, Shehu of Borno

Adamu Mu'azu, former Bauchi State Governor
Afakriya Gadzama, former Director General Nigerian State Security Service

Andrew Yakubu, former group managing director and chief executive officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

Ahmed Makarfi, former Kaduna state governor
Aminu Safana, doctor/politician

Abdullahi Mustapha, former Vice Chancellor (ABU)

Bukar Abba Ibrahim, former Governor, Yobe State
Bashiru Ademola Raji, a Nigerian professor of soil science

Donald Duke, former Cross River state governor
Dahiru Musdapher, former Chief Justice of Nigeria

Faruk Imam, Justice kogi state judiciary


Ghali Umar Na'Abba, former Speaker, House of Representatives

Ibrahim Geidam, Governor, Yobe State

Idris Legbo Kutigi, former Chief Justice of Nigeria

Ibrahim Lamorde, current chairman, EFCC
Isa Yuguda, former Governor, Bauchi State

Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo, Governor, Gombe State
Ibrahim Geidam, Governor, Yobe State

Ibrahim Garba, current Vice Chancellor (ABU)

Ibrahim Zakzaky prominent Shiite-Islam cleric

Ibrahim Shekarau, former Kano state governor

Ibrahim Shema, former Governor,

Ibrahim H. Umar, former Vice Chancellor and scientist
Isa Marte Hussaini, a Nigerian professor of Pharmacology and fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Science

Jerry Gana, former Information Minister

Kabiru Ibrahim Gaya, former Kano state governor

Lawal Musa Daura, Director General Nigerian State Security Service

Mohammed Bello Adoke, former Minister of Justice & Attorney General of the Federation

Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, Governor Kaduna State

Maryam Ciroma, former Minister of Women Affairs

Mansur Muhtar, former executive director of the World Bank

Mohammed Bawa, former Ekiti State governor

Nuhu Ribadu, former chairman, EFCC

Nnenadi Usman, former Finance Minister

Namadi Sambo, former Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Oladipo Diya, GCON, former Vice President/CGS, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa, former Governor Kaduna state


Rebecca Ndjoze-Ojo, Namibian, politician

Rilwanu Lukman, former Secretary General OPEC & Petroleum Minister

Sanusi Lamido, former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), current Emir of Kano

Samuel Oboh, architect

Shamsudeen Usman, former Minister of National Planning

Shehu Ladan, former GMD, NNPC

Samuel Ioraer Ortom, former Minister of State Trade and Investments

Sunday Awoniyi, Northern Yoruba Leader, Former chairman ACF

Solomon Arase, current IGP, Nigeria Police Force

Turai Yar'Adua, former First Lady

Tukura David Wodi, Former Director, EFCC Training and Research institute ( EFCC Academy)

Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, GCFR, former President, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Usman Saidu Nasamu Dakingari, Governor, Kebbi State
Ussif Rashid Sumaila, economist

Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, Governor, Nasarawa State
Usman Bayero Nafada, former Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives

Yayale Ahmed, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation

Zainab Abdulkadir Kure, politician

Many more...


And lastly.... Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Breaking News: HND/BSc Dichotomy Removed. At last, it is with excitement, capital joy amidst jubilation and celebration of over 20 years struggle of Nigerian Polytechnic students and graduates including the staff unions and heads of Polytechnic in Nigeria. I am pleased to announce to the public that the COUNCIL OF ESTABLISHMENT which comprises of all the head of service of the 36 States of the Federation and the head of service of the Federation approved the removal of this long overdue dichotomy which hinder the career progression of HND holders in civil service in her 39th meeting held in Minna Niger state capital during the week after an exhaustive deliberation, pro and anti deposition which ended with tie vote of 16 against 16 while the head of service of the Federation voted in support as presiding officer after the tie, to earn the Polytechnic sector the victory. Making the vote 17 pro against 16 anti. Henceforth, This resolution automatically lift embargo on HND holder career progression in civil service as the holder can now rise beyond Deputy Director in civil service as well enjoy all sort of benefits/promotion to the topmost rank due to BSc holders in civil service. It is on record that this same Council was the sole obstacle for this struggle since year 2005 when President Olusegun Obasanjo pronounced the removal of this dichotomy, the Council called the then president statement a mere pronouncement with out documentation and refused it adoption nor implementation. It will be recalled that the last meeting of the council which was held at Ilorin kwara state capital witness heavy presence of Nigeria Polytechnic students which I personally led as the National Senate President of NAPS to the council in protest for the need for the council to reconsider her position on the said matter. A position paper was submitted after the protest as demanded by the then head of service of Federation who was the chairman of the Council, unfortunately, the matter was completely discussed nor concluded at Ilorin until now in her next meeting in Niger state. The Council often meets every 2 years, On behalf of the entire West Africa Polytechnic students and most especially the Nigeria Polytechnic students, I express sincere gratitude to the head of service of states and that of the Federation who stood for us and with us, the Federal Ministry of Education, the National Board for Technical Education NTBE, Council of Head of Polytechnic and Colleges of Technology COHEADS, Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic ASUP, past and present leadership of National Association Of Polytechnic Students NAPS and by extension the Nigerians Union of journalist for their support all through the struggle. We look forward for immediate implementation by all state of the Federation, Federal government agencies and departments while I call on all Polytechnic student to join us as we Commence appreciation/celebration. Aluta continua, Victoria Ascerta, No retreat no surrender, As long as we live, struggle continues. Amb S A Lukman # AIG Immediate past Senate President NAPS, Outgoing Regional President WAPSU

Just look at their pathetic level of thought.Proudly listing criminals,shady characters and pieces of shits_ as their alumni;Adamu Mu'azu?Jerry Gana?Ahmed Makarfi?Atiku Abubakar?
Like I always say,Nigerians deserve all the hardships,miseries and sufferings they encounter in their daily lives.Pathetic, loserly excuses for human beings

IamtherealRita:
ABU Zaria full of Mosque every step you take, one beging to wonder if it is an Islamic school.



My opinion though

well considering it's a northern school located in the north and pioneered by sir Ahmadu Bello himself, I don't see why there shouldn't be mosques everywhere. To each his own, if you don't like the mosques , walk pass, no need to point out the obvious...

DumDum13656:
na cement works we go chop? abeggi. ..

don't be so bitter, when you see beauty or something nice, appreciate it, it doesn't take anything from you, and if you won't acknowledge then just keep quiet.

IamtherealRita:




I am insinuating that, your hottest school on earth have receive a pass from me as an Islamic school not what you think.



This is my opinion so, learn to accept it.

The bitter truth is that your opinion doesn't count.

Have a nice day

ButterFrost212:
well considering it's a northern school located in the north and pioneered by sir Ahmadu Bello himself, I don't see why there shouldn't be mosques everywhere. To each his own, if you don't like the mosques , walk pass, no need to point out the obvious...

A university is supposed to be a place of higher learning."Islamizing" or "christianizing" a university,defeats the purpose of its establishment doesn't it?You won't know because like many Nigerians,you possess a mediocre mindset

traware:
He can't argue with me because he has nothing tangible to post on this thread.Just empty chest-beating.Na by "beautiful buildings" people dey rate "universities?"Abeg go siddon for corner make better people talk

FINAL SCORE
Traware:5

Barackodam:0

Replying you is an utter waste of time.

I'm done on this topic you ABU rejectee

I'd only reply you if you have anything different to say

traware:
Just look at their pathetic level of thought.Proudly listing criminals,shady characters and pieces of shits_ as their alumni;Adamu Mu'azu?Jerry Gana?Ahmed Makarfi?Atiku Abubakar?
Like I always say,Nigerians deserve all the hardships,miseries and sufferings they encounter in their daily lives.Pathetic, loserly excuses for human beings

Bad belle.. Go & die


Which one ya school produce

barackodam:



Replying you is an utter waste of time.

I'm done on this topic you ABU rejectee

I'd only reply you if you have anything different to say

Barackodam,my baby boy,you're breaking my heart with these words of yours.If I said anything that hurt your feelings.Please na,forgive and forget na.
*Singing*
Pls don't go!!
Don't gooooooooo!!
hehehehehehehehehe

OrangeDream:
Bad belle.. Go & die


Which one ya school produce

Continue laughing and praising those who fucked_ up your country,your life,your familys' life and the lives of your generations unborn.Make I even join you laugh sef
Hahahahaha
Hehehehehehe
Hohohohohoho
Kikikikikikikiki

ButterFrost212:
well considering it's a northern school located in the north and pioneered by sir Ahmadu Bello himself, I don't see why there shouldn't be mosques everywhere. To each his own, if you don't like the mosques , walk pass, no need to point out the obvious...

Don't be mislead ma'am, of course there are majids everywhere. But unlike what they spread. It's just that every hostel, faculty and institutes has theirs. You know, for example, a faculty of 1000 students and there are 700 Muslims, how do you expect them to pray.

You should see us during Jumu'ah prayers, then you would pity us, we pray on the road. From the main gate to the female hostel. And they say we're islamizing. Yet the two chapels are so big that it's never overfilled

traware:
Barackodam,my baby boy,you're breaking my heart with these words of yours.If I said anything that hurt your feelings.Please na,forgive and forget na.
*Singing*
Pls don't go!!
Don't gooooooooo!!
hehehehehehehehehe

Lol, hurt me? Oh cmon, I can't remember us exchanging insults. It appears you wouldn't ever agree. I don't engage in unending arguments again. And then, I don't take online life personal.

So bro, I'm not hurt.....

I have a reputation online

traware:
A university is supposed to be a place of higher learning."Islamizing" or "christianizing" a university,defeats the purpose of its establishment doesn't it?You won't know because like many Nigerians,you possess a mediocre mindset

now we're talking about mediocrity What has that got to do with anything? Anyway, Nigerians love to worship, we love to pray. Now tell me why there won't be places of worship in a school in the north? Besides do these mosques stop students from studying? No, it doesn't, so how does it defeat the purpose of the establishment? Personally I just think you wish there were more churches than mosques or atleast an equal amount.

traware:
Continue laughing and praising those who fucked_ up your country,your life,your familys' life and the lives of your generations unborn.Make I even join you laugh sef
Hahahahaha
Hehehehehehe
Hohohohohoho
Kikikikikikikiki

Bad belle... Na u dey complain.. Nor b everybody



Na u get wahala..

barackodam:



Don't be mislead ma'am, of course there are majids everywhere. But unlike what they spread. It's just that every hostel, faculty and institutes has theirs. You know, for example, a faculty of 1000 students and there are 700 Muslims, how do you expect them to pray.

You should see us during Jumu'ah prayers, then you would pity us, we pray on the road. From the main gate to the female hostel. And they say we're islamizing. Yet the two chapels are so big that it's never overfilled

Whether you'll admit it or not,ABU Zaria has been "islamized".The "institution" also admitted too many students(especially from the North)who can't tell the difference between their arse and their elbows.Real talk.

traware:
Whether you'll admit it or not,ABU Zaria has been "islamized".The "institution" also admitted too many students(especially from the North)who can't tell the difference between their arse and their elbows.Real talk.

And those from the east admit more students of the west or north. And those from the west admit more students from the east or north?

Ever heard what is called home advantage??

Last I checked ABU is the school with the highest amount of catchment states, bar those that don't have catchment at all.

So what's the fuss with abokees?

We coexist peacefully. All my roommates are Hausa's, all. The student topping my department is Hausa.

Oh, I've forgotten, you never really attended ABU

ButterFrost212:
now we're talking about mediocrity What has that got to do with anything? Anyway, Nigerians love to worship, we love to pray. Now tell me why there won't be places of worship in a school in the north? Besides do these mosques stop students from studying? No, it doesn't, so how does it defeat the purpose of the establishment? Personally I just think you wish there were more churches than mosques or atleast an equal amount.

Nigerians have got to tone down their prayers and get up from their lazy arses and fix their damn country!!!
No God is going to save us from our miseries.A university has no business being converted into a moslem(like ABU Zaria has become)worship centre nor a christian one.University students are supposed to be above these mindsets but reverse is the case at ABU Zaria and majority of Nigerian "universities"(if not all).I vividly remember an SUG presidential election(before the SUG was disbanded for years by the schools' authourities)where two candidates remained;one moslem,the other christian.The moslem candidate started campaigning for all moslems to vote for him and the christian candidate carried out the exact same actions.Such behaviour at a so-called "university?"A place of supposedly "higher learning" and future "intellectuals?"
Future mediocres.I prefare to call it

I can authoritatively say that ABU is the finest school in Nigeria. Unilag and UNN na nonsense, UI and OAU try small.
Waitooo, have you guys been to bayero?

traware:
like I said in my previous posts directed at you,you have nothing reasonable to post on this thread.Just empty chest-beating.I keep listing the terrible flaws of ABU Zaria,you keep claiming other Nigerian glorified secondary schools a.k.a "universities," have the exact same problems.If ABU Zaria has thesame problems as other "universities" in Nigeria,what makes ABU Zaria better than other Nigerian "universities"?They are all the exact same GARBAGE!!!
ABU Zaria wasn't all bad though,it had quite a sizable population of fooooiiiinnnnneeeee Northern belles

Bitter Truth, u call it ṣe?? Another bitter truth am damn sure of is that, is either you were expelled from the school or you graduated with a 'PASS'.. Can't believe an alumni could be this bitter about his Alma-mata