ebamma: should nairaland be abolished?

ebamma: should nairaland be abolished?

boay: Hello intelligentsia on Nairaland. I have been considering so many things inhibiting the growth of this nation. Though I have been able to find answers to some questions that were lingering in my mind, some are still popping in my heart. There are many policies that are counter-productive in our dear country, nevertheless our leader refuse to see reasons to change them despite the fact that they are so obvious but some Nigerians claim that our leaders only refuse to do the right thing.
I decided to open this thread so as to learn and draw inference from the opinions of others. The big question is::
Should Nigeria abolish Part-Time scheme in our tertiary institutions?

boay: Hello intelligentsia on Nairaland. I have been considering so many things inhibiting the growth of this nation. Though I have been able to find answers to some questions that were lingering in my mind, some are still popping in my heart. There are many policies that are counter-productive in our dear country, nevertheless our leader refuse to see reasons to change them despite the fact that they are so obvious but some Nigerians claim that our leaders only refuse to do the right thing.
I decided to open this thread so as to learn and draw inference from the opinions of others. The big question is::
Should Nigeria abolish Part-Time scheme in our tertiary institutions?

oche_ejemb: I'm sorry but I fail to see any logical reasoning whatsoever behind this question.

Public Universities are on strike, 4th month running and you are suggesting 'part-time education' is a problem?

Afam4eva:
Why do you think it should be abolished or what gave rise to the question?

nerodenero: It all depends on the dimension you are looking at it from:
1.It generate more revenues for the University.
2. Most graduates from Part-time programmes to an extent do not really know the rudiment of the course of study owing to short time required for such programmes.
3. The high demand for tertiary education led to the introduction of part-time programmes and this isn't a bad idea.
4. Most students that enroll for such programmes are not necessarily the working class. It affords people the opportunity to school and work at the same time.
There are two sides to the coin. I cant say yes and at the same time, I cant say no. The best thing is that more funds should be committed to the Educational sector such that both infrastructural and manpower would be made available to absolve the ever-demanding masses seeking tertiary education.

boay:

It is alleged that it is contributing to low standard in our education sector

nerodenero: It all depends on the dimension you are looking at it from:
1.It generate more revenues for the University.
2. Most graduates from Part-time programmes to an extent do not really know the rudiment of the course of study owing to short time required for such programmes.
3. The high demand for tertiary education led to the introduction of part-time programmes and this isn't a bad idea.
4. Most students that enroll for such programmes are not necessarily the working class. It affords people the opportunity to school and work at the same time.
There are two sides to the coin. I cant say yes and at the same time, I cant say no. The best thing is that more funds should be committed to the Educational sector such that both infrastructural and manpower would be made available to absolve the ever-demanding masses seeking tertiary education.

sexymoma: Caro wrote jamb for 8yrs but couldn't get an admission..
Then she was adviced to go for part time programme... she went o
Now caro is one of the most successful chartered accountant in Nigeria


If we abolish part time study hmm so many dreams will be abolish too



[b][/b]_{[/sub]Dont ask me who caro is o[sub]}[sub][/sub]

alotofgrace: full time is meant for kids like op.....part time is meant for those who are working but still prefers to have formal tertiary education for some reasons....but its a pity these days that when kids like op dont make jamb, their parents get them part time form, where they will now be classmates with paapa and their mothers mate....
oh! your question? nope...deh dey do am for all countries

dictapet: @ Ops how has that affected your own standard of living as a 9jerian? The means @ which sm1 gets educated is non of yoour biz i did part tym and i am contributing positively to the society, beta do same and ask reasonable questions that can change our society tanx