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Future Of Education In Nigeria by megafem1: 8:17pm On Aug 16, 2017 |
FUTURE OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA. BY:Suleiman Ibrahim Temitope. It will be so sad if Nigerians still believe that youths are the leaders of tomorrow. It's quite unfortunate that ASUU has declared indefinite strike, though it is not new again as strike has become a normal festival which must take place in state or federal universities. The last ASUU nationwide strike last half of a year, now government has not yet meet up with there requirements since 2009. Yet, we are still the leaders of tomorrow and in the same country, someone will loot billions of naira and go scot free, it was a very sad morning while I was listening to FM radio news that a man was jail for stealing a bread worth #250. Nigeria education sector has been battered by selfish government officials and leaders, and that has made lecturers contribute the most of all. The colonial masters have forgotten to colonise Nigerians with good character and doings, imagine a lecturer said he will spend five hours lecturing, when it was three hours, students began to complain, he responded saying: "if you are tired, you should leave the class. This is how I was brought up". What a bad manner. Also, some lecturers have been using only a lecture note since 20 years ago, what is now the upgrade in the educational system? When students complain to a lecturer that they didn't understand the course he takes them, the lecturer instructed them to assume. Assume what you don't know? Very bad indeed. The worst of it is that we only do 10-20percent of our practicals, why? Most of the practicals require power, if no power to do practicals then how do we get power to read for examinations. It's unfortunate that most of the equipment in the lab are faulty, but where is the power to operate the working ones? Now in Nigeria, state government now interfere in student union government SUG. Ekiti state university conduct a very peaceful free and fair election early August but surprisingly the results of the election is inconclusive because government, school authority and students have different candidates. In short everything in EKSU is inconclusive. Kogi state university called off 6 month strike not up to a month, despite the fact the academy activities have not yet been stabilised, ASUU declared indefinite strike. Are they to go back home again? In the country where students are leaders of tomorrow. Let alone LAUTECH strike. Are we still confused that students are the leaders of tomorrow. If Nigeria education sector could remain this way, then it is better to cancel the sector, because presently it seems Nigerian students go to school and make friends, go to night club, go to class if he could and then read and pass examination because no one expects you to understand. A medicine best student was awarded with #10,000 cheque, what is really encouraging? How many senators, governors can allow their child to school in EKSU, KSU or LAUTECH? Well, we should all try to add value to ourselves, don't wait for those that tell you that you are the leader of tomorrow, they are the beast that will put their child in the same position where they cajole you that is meant for you during election. *SULEIMAN IBRAHIM TEMITOPE www.treatpworld.com.ng/2017/08/future-of-education-in-nigeria.html?m=1 |
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