University of Nigeria Nsukka - UNN Speciality : Accounting & Finance
programme: Accounting

This school truly lives up to its name. The teaching style and lecture halls are ideal for students. The halls are very conducive and the lecturer are well equipped with knowledge.
The disadvantage of the school is simply the unconducive state of the school hostel, which is what I dislike the most about it.

” Last last school na scam” is a popular Nigerian saying which typically means “Going to school is fraud or Going to school is a waste of time”
Judging by this saying I would say although it seems that way due to the current high rate of unemployment in Nigeria, my university speaks differently.
It says otherwise in terms of how it’s students are shaped, ranging from their lectures to extracurricular activities. In my University, you have a billion and one chances to prove that saying wrong due to the extreme amount of opportunities it provides for its students directly or indirectly.
Directly, it creates various events where it’s students who have thrived during the academic sessions are to be rewarded through academic sponsorships, financial sponsorship and many others. Thereby creating an avenue of healthy competition among the students which in turn boosts students to increase there academic performance, increasing their chances of better employment opportunities. Also the visits or reunions of old students comes with much excitement because there is always an upscale of motivation from their talks, tips, rewards and much more.
Again indirectly, my university tends to stretch its students by stressing them. Although this can sound unethical but I view it in a way that, the stress stretchs us, leaving such with a tougher skin and mindset to face the outer world once we graduate. I can proudly say that I have never met a University of Nigeria graduate that hasn’t made something of his/herself unless they just recently graduated ( which by the way they are still outstanding). Then comes the people you will meet, sets and sets of unique mindsets, all Impact in ways I can’t quantify.As the saying goes “Your net worth is determined by network”.
Now, getting to what I feel they can do better is the extension of the available accommodation for its students. It’s no more news to people that a student educational achievement is greatly affected by their accommodation or environment, with that being said I would love if more action can be taken into providing adequate accommodation for a larger fraction (if not all) of its students at affordable prices.
Also although I see the stretch as an advantage “too much of everything is not good”. Therefore they should try to create a better system of doing things in terms of clearances, …
I can’t possibly put an end to this review without stating how passionate some lecturers are to impacting all round knowledge in their students which is really remarkable. I can say when looking for a human definition of this saying “Anything worth doing, is worth doing well”, be sure to take your search to University of Nigeria lecturers.
With that being said, my university which University of Nigeria is worth the shot and yes it is worth the right amount of stretch.

It is a very good university. It has two campus though my campus is the smallest but they still give their best. It has professional lecturers. There accomodation is ok, even the lecture halls. The school is trying in terms of security. I will recommend it.

among other wonder academic attributes, it is important to note the student social life balance. there is sense of fashion, entertainment in diverse form and student are encourage to showcase their talent by organizing different program to create the enabling environment. the only thing i could dislike is the presence of cultist which is controllable

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka in Enugu is a really good federal university. The lecture halls are well ventilated for the students to feel comfortable. The hostel accommodation is quite okay but needs some renovation.

I’m not going to fool you. UNN is a wonderful school, but it does have its pros and cons. My favorite is the freedom the university experience gives me, unlike a private college. Lecturers are fair enough, however, not great! Since UNN is located in the East, the environment is very cool, your perfect state for retirement. What I love the most is the thick skin UNN allows you to develop. Your stuff is going to get stolen a few times, your heart may even get snatched by a few playboys (I must warn you ahead of time). Overall, you are going to enjoy your University experience at UNN. You just have to learn to adapt and avoid complaining. Else, you’ll find yourself hating college before you even get through half of the first semester. Lol.

I’m an undergraduate student in the Accountancy Department in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. I’m in the class of 2023. I was encouraged to apply to this University in 2019 for my undergraduate studies because it’s one of the most remarkable universities in Nigeria and also the first University in my country. My school graduated a lot of past leaders that helped in the national building. Another thing I’ll recommend any newcomer to my school to visit first is its Library (Nnamdi Azikiwe Library) which was named after our first President in Nigeria. The library is so spacious and well ventilated as it assists in proper assimilation. Lecture sessions are really great because lecturers try to make lessons interactive by indulging us in presentations and quizzes before or after the lessons. Lest I forget, the school environs are nice too and so airy. Accommodation provided by the school has very close proximity to classrooms and lecture halls, so even if you are running late, you still have hope of catching up soon. There’s no perfection, but I feel like my school can do better in reducing the amounts of their new intake during freshman year so as to reduce the congestion of classrooms.