https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHP63sCS2Ws

boooooooooring!op you suck

The guy is on point to an extent, but contradicts himself.

Can you read and write? Do you have basic communication skills? If Yes, Tertiary education is a complete waste of precious time except in some core disciplines like law and medicine.


Education doesn't define that one would be successful, it's mere certificate and it is due to that craze people are doing the "undoable" to get the certificates. WAEC and NECO alledgedly leaked before the exams, there are thousands of special centres where students can get ridiculous grades without reading their books.

Students fork and bribe their way through tertiary to get good grades only for the countries institutions to churn out quarks and semi quarks individuals. If only Nigeria can soft-pedal on this madness about certificates, and focus on the individual and what he can do, maybe that could be the start of the reduction of the many societal ills in this country

This is so true. during my school years i didnt achieve anything apart from As and having a good grade. And right now since 2 years i have not gotten a job. But the reality is that we may not use the certificate to work or it may take longer to finally see a good paying job.

I read the story of The founder of one of Nigeria's biggest tech startup www.evrytin.com and also did my personal research about him. His name is Shelomi Eno on facebook https://web.facebook.com/ShelomiEnoOfficial/ he dropped out of school to pursue his dreams and now his company Evrytin has achieved over 5 milestones in just a period of 3 months including being nominated for an award.

What i am saying is that we need to not only depend on school but on hand works and skills.

Funxclusive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHP63sCS2Ws

Wow. This is just amazing

A world where fish are no longer trained to climb tree

Really worthwhile.

9japrof:
Can you read and write? Do you have basic communication skills? If Yes, Tertiary education is a complete waste of precious time except in some core disciplines like law and medicine

Lol. . .

Prince Ea is the guy's stage name. He's a knowledgeable poet & a very seasoned motivational speaker.

Human beings naturally attack what they fear and
Human beings fear change. This will be achievable in 300 years.

9japrof:
Can you read and write? Do you have basic communication skills? If Yes, Tertiary education is a complete waste of precious time except in some core disciplines like law and medicine.


Education doesn't define that one would be successful, it's mere certificate and it is due to that craze people are doing the "undoable" to get the certificates. WAEC and NECO alledgedly leaked before the exams, there are thousands of special centres where students can get ridiculous grades without reading their books.

Students fork and bribe their way through tertiary to get good grades only for the countries institutions to churn out quarks and semi quarks individuals. If only Nigeria can soft-pedal on this madness about certificates, and focus on the individual and what he can do, maybe that could be the start of the reduction of the many societal ills in this country

Time does not waste. ''We'' may choose to maximize (make the most fruitful use of) or to waste it. Do you intend on wasting your time? Are you prone to wasting your time or engaging in activities that are deemed by others as 'time wasters'? Do you club, gamble on nairabet or any other soccer game or spend an valuable amount of time playing video games? Do you understand where I'm going with this? If you attend university and ''decide to waste your time'' while there (by clubbing too much or spending more time playing games than expanding your intellectual horizons) you will surely find that the experience will have been a waste of your time, but not by the virtue of the experience but rather by your own ''choices''

in this part of my world, university are evolving to meet the growing demands of employers, that is, they need university grads skilled in specific tasks churned out faster than ever. Degrees in the medical field not only medicine, as an example, there is need of more people to keep up with the casualties of the aging Baby Boomers, the obesity epidemic, and the skyrocketing rates of cancer, autism and other diseases while degree in management are needed strongly to cover and amends the lapses discover in the economy . '' yeah Nigeria can get there''

And for other part of your comment, it is not an educational problem but the political structure of Nigeria that covers all the facet of governance that needs urgent attention.


i disagree with the video