How I emerged the best medical student in a Russian University - Nigerian Student

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A Nigerian student, Victor Olalusi recently emerged the best graduating student with a grade point of 5.0 at the Faculty of Clinical Sciences at the Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow.
Olalusi in 2004 had the best result in the West African School Certificate Examination result in 2004 and was the best Science Student in the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination in 2006.  He also had the highest Obafemi Awolowo University Post UME score in 2006.

In this interview with Lekan Otufodunrin,  Olalusi speaks on his accomplishments and quality of education  in Russia.

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Popular Nollywood Actor Gains Admission Into London University

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Popular Nollywood actor, Bolaji Amusan popularly known as 'Mr Latin' has relocated abroad based on his admission to study in a reputable university in London.

In a recent interview with Tribune, Mr Latin revealed that he has gained admission to study tourism at a reputable University in London. The comic actor's aim of becoming an educated comedian has been achieved as he is half way into securing his degree. According to him “I  was not privileged earlier to further my education, but  I gained  admission into a university in London 2years ago, where I am currently  studying Tourism.  So, by saying I am an educated comedian, I meant  I changed comedy from the stage where actors used to stuff their  tummies with costumes or overuse make-up. I brought reality into comedy”.

Congratulations: Nigerian student graduates with 5.0 CGPA in Russian University

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A Nigerian student Victor Olalusi has emerged the best graduating student with a grade point of 5.0 in the Faculty of Clinical Sciences at the Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow.  According to his friends, Olalusi previously had the best WAEC result in 2004. JAMB Best Science Student (JAMB score 322) - 2006. Cowbell Prize Award - 2006. Medcine First Merit list (OAU) - 2006. Highest OAU Post UME (score - 325)  - 2006. Federal Government Scholarship (Medcine and Surgery) - 2006. 

Video: Sweet Africa girl dancing in her room at babcock university

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Sweet black girl dancing in her room at babcock university, her name is mayah purah a 300lvl accountin student dances and shows of her s-éxy body..

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Fire guts boys hostel at Madonna University Okija campus, students injured

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Last night, a room at Saint Peters boys hostel in the Okija campus of Madonna University was gutted by fire, trapping three students. One of the students, (pictured above) was badly burnt when help didn't come on time. Students in the hostel say they couldn't help on time because there was little water, no fire extinguisher, no sand and there was only one exit from the building. Students were seen trying to jump from the 4th and 5th floor of the hostel when fire engulfed the building. Thankfully no death was recorded though one student had second degree burns and is in hospital.

Students say the fire was caused by faulty electrical connections in the hostel and are blaming the school authority. See more photos after the break

Three Nigerian University Student Pose N-úde In Hostel (LOOK)

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These three Nigerian University students in a tertiary institution think the only way to kill boredom instead of reading their books is by posing n-úde for the cameras.  You can see how eager they were to pose for the camera. What is the purpose of going n-úde to take pictures? Is social media causing more harm than good? We snap everything in sight. Ladies go to the bathroom to snap, kitchen, roof top. You name it.

Photo: Nigerian Girl Emerges 1st PhD Pharmacy Graduate In UK University

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The 27-year-old Nigerian, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham, made history by becoming the first graduate of Pharmacy from the University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom, to be awarded a PhD in Pharmacy. She shares her experience with Olabisi Deji-Folutile in this online interview.

Were you born in the UK?

I was born in Lagos, Nigeria in April 1985 and left Nigeria at the age of six when my family returned to the UK – my parents had lived and studied in the UK previous to that. 

After completing my primary school education in London, I attended secondary school in North Wales, Penrhos College – where my mother and her sisters also were educated; and following my GCSEs I returned to London for sixth form when I studied and passed the Advanced Level examinations (A – levels) in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Drama.

Babcock University Denies Increase In Tuition Fees

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The management of Babcock University, Ilishan Remo Ogun state, Nigeria has denied the alleged increase in tuition fees payable by students of the institution, saying the allegation posted on some internet blogs was false, misleading and mischievous.

Addressing a press conference at the premises of the institution’s Senate building, the Vice Chancellor; Prof. James Makinde used the occasion to assure parents, guardian and students alike of academic quality in line with the 21^st century challenges

The press briefing called by the school’s management was aimed at clearing the air over the alleged increase in the tuition fees payable by students.

Babcook University Gives Official Figures of New School Fees (LOOK)

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Babcock University, Ogun State, Nigeria has denied reports that the school tuition fees of departments for the next academic session has been increased outrageously. They say the fee that was alleged to have been increased to N3million per session was increased to "just" N2million.

 

What's the difference between two and three million per session? Below is their defense:

Babcock University releases school fees for next session. Students protest

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Well, they are not protesting in school or complaining to their school administration...they are protesting via the media. A few students from the school have sent me mails complaining about the exorbitant fees they are being made to pay to get an education. The university just released the school fees for the next session and some of the students feel its outrageous. See it After The Break.

P0rnó-graphy case: Covenant University was right to expel student – Court

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The law suit filed by 20-year-old Longji Felix Vwamhi, a 400 level student of Information and Communication Technology Department of Covenant University against the institution, has been struck out by Justice Mobolaji Ojo of an Ogun High Court sitting in Ota, Ogun state on Wednesday.

Vwamhi had challenged the institution over his expulsion for being in possession of p0rnó-graphic materials in his laptop.

The case was dismissed for lack of merit.

It would be recalled that Vwamhi was on November 27, 2012 expelled from the institution following the outcome of the Disciplinary Committee set up by the university which found him guilty of being in possession of p0rnó-graphic materials and indecent dressing.

Abia University Withdraws Kalu’s Bachelor’s Degree Certificate

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The Senate of the Abia State University (ABSU) has approved the cancellation and withdrawal of the degree result and certificate awarded to former Governor of the state, Orji Uzor Kalu, for violation of the institution’s academic regulations.

The Senate, in a press statement signed by the University Registrar/Secretary to the Senate, Ernest Onuoha, said the decision of the institution was based on the violation of the Academic Regulations of the university on Admission – by –Transfer, which rendered the offer irregular, ab initio and non –completion of the mandatory six semesters (three academic years of study)

Students filmed having public s*x at ‘safe s*x ball’ give disturbing insight into university culture

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The invitation left little to the imagination: the silhouette of a naked woman in stilettoes with horns and a whip, posing in a seated position like Sharon Stone in that now infamous moment from the film, Basic Instinct. The scene inside the University of Exeter’s Great Hall, setting for the annual Safer S*x Ball last month, was as decadent as the publicity material which advertised it.