One would expect that after the 6month ASSU strike in 2013,Nigerian universities would be a haven but that is not the case even in the University of Lagos.
As a part time post graduate student, my lectures hold from 6-8pm every week day. At first when we resumed newly, we had to go to class with a blazer because of the high effectiveness of the AC but somewhere along the line, we ended up not only going with hand fans but also torch lights(thanks to Nokia) just so the lecture could continue when there was sudden power outage.This made the lectures not only boring but also incomprehensible as we were all already exhausted from work and all the faculty could do was provide four rechargeable flourescents for the class.
As if that wasn't enough, some lecturers come to teach only when they feel like it. They act so non chalant and unquestionable as most of them even send graduate assistants to represent them in class and this only got us confused the more.
Now i wonder who should be blamed: is it the government that is probably not providing enough for the proper running of these schools or the lecturers that are just negligent and nonchalant inspite of the review of their pay and maintenance allowance of the schools or even the students who should probably stand up for their right having paid huge fees for their education?

re u new in nigeria

[quote author=holatin post=29177229]re u new in nigeria
Does dat make it right?

[quote author=niyah24 post=29180028][/quote]it does not make it right but tell me who will fight for you

holatin:
it does not make it right but tell me who will fight for you

I still wonder