COMRADES, I had an appointment with an official at the aforementioned University, while I was outside waiting for my turn. Suddenly, there was a bang! And immediately we all took to our heels and presuming it was a bomb blast

After some moments of calmness, we discovered that it was a portion of the ceiling of the building that fell down! What a sight of relief! The building which we were in, was the faculty of humanities in the university ,and it doubles as the largest faculty in the institution

The building in question, is one of the buildings that was built by well spirited individuals and it was commissioned/inaugurated not long ago, but it is in this sorry state today. Based on my assumption or assessment (though I am not an architect); this building may soon collapse and when this happens many lives will be lost, the building is 'young' but it is already stressed

Some schools are even worst

More

lawless state

I'm not seeing the deplorable as compared to other universities ...

lazkizz:
lawless state

what makes it a lawless state ? Or isn't Uniport a federal university?
You're very du*b for saying that.

UNIQUE UNIPORT!!!
MY ALMA MATER.

The crack on those walls is evident of a looming danger.

I wonder if those wonderful structures we see in OAU, UI, ABU etc can ever exists again in our public universities. You can't even see a crack or any sort of dent on a building of over 50 years. OAU's amphitheater is a very good example. Solid and reliable structures with amazing architectural designs. Even those schools I mentioned above don't build such wonderful structures again.

I think campuses and academic environments should be among the most beautiful and most developed areas in any city/state. My opinion though.

That's faculty of humanities at Alex Oti drive

This should be reported to the necessary relevant authorities so they can take action to avert any impeding tragedy.

Nonchalant attitude and Negligence of not applying safety measures and precautions is part of our problems in this country.

Nothing will be done until lives are lost.

Glorified secondary school

Lol this one still fresh

This OP is drunk and just exaggerating.
Faculty of humanities is not the largest building nor largest faculty. Ceiling wen fall Naim be like bomb blast... Not that it's even POP ordinary suspended ceilings that's made of plastic Naim sound like bomp

All universities has areas that are deplorable/neglected and areas that are state of the arts.

I was there around 2008 and back then, they have some large classes that looked dilapidated (usually by students or vandalism).

This one fine when compared to some.. Them fit don award the contact to work on am,them go use the money build hotels and fuel stations for their children unborn..

Where all the school fees dey go?

Facidio:
This OP is drunk and just exaggerating.
Faculty of humanities is not the largest building nor largest faculty. Ceiling wen fall Naim be like bomb blast... Not that it's even POP ordinary suspended ceilings that's made of plastic Naim sound like bomp

You go school at all? Tell me, where it is written in the article that it is the largest building in the institution

If you are the contractor of the building and you did such a shaddy job, shame on you

richiemcgold:
The crack on those walls is evident of a looming danger.

I wonder if those wonderful structures we see in OAU, UI, ABU etc can ever exists again in our public universities. You can't even see a crack or any sort of dent on a building of over 50 years. OAU's amphitheater is a very good example. Solid and reliable structures with amazing architectural designs. Even those schools I mentioned above don't build such wonderful structures again.

I think campuses and academic environments should be among the most beautiful and most developed areas in any city/state. My opinion though.

My brother, the poor quality of public buildings irks me, everyday. You'll see a 2 year old building starting to give way. That's aside the bland architectural designs they give such buildings.

richiemcgold:
The crack on those walls is evident of a looming danger.

I wonder if those wonderful structures we see in OAU, UI, ABU etc can ever exists again in our public universities. You can't even see a crack or any sort of dent on a building of over 50 years. OAU's amphitheater is a very good example. Solid and reliable structures with amazing architectural designs. Even those schools I mentioned above don't build such wonderful structures again.

I think campuses and academic environments should be among the most beautiful and most developed areas in any city/state. My opinion though.

why is there a crack on the wall?

alphaNomega:
why is there a crack on the wall?

you and the wall Dey fight?

Ask am it’s up there ⬆️

Melagros:
COMRADES, I had an appointment with an official at the aforementioned University, while I was outside waiting for my turn. Suddenly, there was a bang! And immediately we all took to our heels and presuming it was a bomb blast

After some moments of calmness, we discovered that it was a portion of the ceiling of the building that fell down! What a sight of relief! The building which we were in, was the faculty of humanities in the university ,and it doubles as the largest faculty in the institution

The building in question, is one of the buildings that was built by well spirited individuals and it was commissioned/inaugurated not long ago, but it is in this sorry state today. Based on my assumption or assessment (though I am not an architect); this building may soon collapse and when this happens many lives will be lost, the building is 'young' but it is already stressed

imagine,see fire extinguisher, aluminium windows?
Go check other schools first then u go no say this one better.
THEY DESTROY OUR GOVERNMENT UNIVERSITIES AND SEND THEIR KIDS WHO EVENTUALLY TURN JUNKIES ABROAD.

KingLennon:
I'm not seeing the deplorable as compared to other universities ...

which university is that?

Melagros:

You go school at all? Tell me, where it is written in the article that it is the largest building in the institution

If you are the contractor of the building and you did such a shaddy job, shame on you

Read btw the lines and see who no go school btw me and u.

richiemcgold:
The crack on those walls is evident of a looming danger.

I wonder if those wonderful structures we see in OAU, UI, ABU etc can ever exists again in our public universities. You can't even see a crack or any sort of dent on a building of over 50 years. OAU's amphitheater is a very good example. Solid and reliable structures with amazing architectural designs. Even those schools I mentioned above don't build such wonderful structures again.

I think campuses and academic environments should be among the most beautiful and most developed areas in any city/state. My opinion though.

Some places for UI, if you dey there, you go think say nah Europe you dey..

Facidio:


Read btw the lines and see who no go school btw me and u.

Oh! You don edit your first comment
Shame don catch you finish abi

shox:
you and the wall Dey fight?

Ask am it’s up there ⬆️

it mad me angry