manny4life:

You know damn well what he's tryna say; please drop this your analytic abeg.

shymexx: They need 2 start teachin Nigerians how 2 be critical thinkers.
Most Nigerians re linear thinkers.
I guess that's why Nigerians re book-smart & they also thrive on idealism, but practicality is elusive 2 most Nigerians...

CY09:
Bro, same way many religious heads have programmed their adherents to a particular line of thought...Hope you understood me sha?

Martini101: . My friend, go and have a sit. U wey think pass plato & socrates who sabi u? Dont just log into a social forum 2 insult a nation just 2 feel good about urself. For all i care, u may be typing 4rm a psychiatric home. Nigeria is so complex 4 an average mind

CrazyMan: Nigerian Educational system needs a thorough shake up.

How on earth would a university graduate students who can't read and write?

I mean, how did they defend their IT and project?

Or did they just bribe their way through?

I heard so many bad reports about esuth, but I never knew it was this bad.

*Sighs*

emmygod: [s]What happens in ESUT is applicable in most Nigeria universities[/s].The sector is a a failed system. The breed of [s]corruptions corruption have eaten deep in our educational systems[/s].[s] We should not blame the school but should stand and reject the system of education in Nigeria..I am still warning our government to shun most our privates schools in Nigeria who mostly breeds students in exam malpractice. Private schools students never fail exams and they continue like this to achieve academic incompetence. Moreover ,all and sundry in quest of paper certificate has contributed enormously to this development. Our leaders appoints lectures who supposed to reexamined before handling any course in university.The system is highly politicized. People embraced evil. students enjoy cheat.Lectures enjoy sorting.parents enjoy success by all means. our government cant see but only sit down and shouts. WHO IS TO BLAME?.The good suffers in Nigeria. MAY GOD HELP THE GOD FEARING.

Femsyn: I weep for country, Nigeria.

datola:

Are you not a "Nigerian graduate"?

Mad Cow: IN CAMP, I had the misfortune of being Platoon Leader and MY GAWD!!!! NIGERIAN Graduates are pretty dumb..

There was one that couldn't even spell out 'NYSC'.. One couldn't write a formal letter.. One couldn't speak proper English..

Omo_Tier1:
Should I follow your line of thought, I would conclude that You fall into 'those' referred to in your post. Why? 'the West' have had you 'programmed' in your own words "to a particular line of thought", and I am sure you would agree with me on this.-Get real bro,

Omo_Tier1: TRASH

dabrake:
ah jarus, gbagaun fever follow catch you?

CY09:
If not for the west i doubt if you would be here feeling good about yourself...If you find it difficult to comprehend my post, simply ask me come down to your level cos i see no need for your post.

CY09:
Don't point out errors if you can't correct or modify them.

Omo_Tier1:
I understand "internet warriors" like yourself abound. Unfortunately, the 'real' life is where you will be assessed and scored. #Getreal. #Getalife

Check my posts, i have never exchanged words with anyone on NL since i joined...Don't have time for internet bickering...I don't need to show off here cos it's not gonna add or remove anything from me...Abeg shift go front, go find your type dem!

pro01: Unfortunately, thousands more of them are working in government agencies, banks, and sundry public and private organisations, while more competent and brilliant graduates roam the streets and wallow in the misery of unemployment. No thanks to the menace of "who you sabi" as opposed to "wetin you sabi" that has ravaged Nigeria - a country where meritocracy has long been murdered in cold blood, cremated, and forgotten for good.

These corpers are merely unlucky, and probably do not have any connections whatsoever, otherwise we wouldn't hear a thing about them. I can't begin to count the number of 'graduates' I know personally that are, for instance, not sure whether London is a country or a capital; some of them are gainfully employed nonetheless - by no less a 'juicy' organisation than the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)! The whole thing is a terrible travesty, and it explains why progress continues to elude Nigeria.

Todaynatoday: Some people here are just waiting to point out grammatical/spelling mistake(s) made by other people. If you fall into this category of people, please get a life, no one is perfect!

CrazyMan: Nigerian Educational system needs a thorough shake up.

How on earth would a university graduate students who can't read and write?

I mean, how did they defend their IT and project?

Or did they just bribe their way through?

I've heard so many bad reports about esuth, but I never knew it was this bad.

*Sighs*

Rooneyboy:
A whole professor like u, see what u are speaking "Nigerian"
Common correct ur self

CrazyMan: Nigeria's Educational system needs a thorough shake up.

How on earth would a university graduate students who can't read and write?

I mean, how did they defend their IT and project?

Or did they just bribe their way through?

I've heard so many bad reports about esuth, but I never knew it was this bad.

*Sighs*

CY09:
Check my posts, i have never exchanged words with anyone on NL since i joined...Don't have time for internet bickering...I don't need to show off here cos it's not gonna add or remove anything from me...Abeg shift go front, go find your type dem!

tailek:

... and these ones will also complain of not being employed.... Gosh!

Omo_Tier1:
Exactly my point to Afem4eva. We are here to learn, rightly or wrongly. Some come here to show-off. Whereas when you examine their post[s], they are no better than those they criticize.

Jarus:
In all humility, this is the part that worries me most.

justwise:

You should be the last person to insult those graduates.

datola:

Are you not a "Nigerian graduate"?