Chukwurah003:

You are fully deceiving yourself

nope I'm not
Everyone is entitled to his/her opinion

Obviously fake

This Lecturer no d go church, which kind yeye question be this?

SpecialAdviser:
I will never put Adams Oshomole as chirman of APC if I'm to write that exam. Instead let me fail it.
Oshomole is a SCAM and a thief.

..wetin you gain if you fail because of hatred

The ? Ought to be mention any 10 political parties and their Presidential candidates (10 marks)...

Of wat use is it..in listing all political parties, in which two-third won't survive after election. They'll be dead n buried

No 1 on my list is PDP Uche secondus. This name alone na 10 marks others ½ mark... I go prefer to get extra year than to write APC

This lecturer bad o,

Most Political science lecturers in all Nigeria

University are always Mean

btoks:
If true, of what use is memorising the names of the 71 presidential candidates?

Many other useful questions that could be asked e.g. Would be better to ask about specific policies associated with certain parties. Etc

Very simple. Na person dey recite 99 names of Allah.

mayprince:
The students of the University of Ilorin were asked to mention the 71 presidential candidates, political parties & the party chairmen in 2019 Nigeria's general election.


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opration Caleb Obadiah (CO) the man no get joy

inoki247:
Dey are Mad even Inec Chairman nd d Presidency no know d whole Candidate jus kill me....

See you ... the idea is to let there be failure and low grade as much as possible .... Tell me how easy is it to cough out 50 out of those names? It is highly likely that the general result will be ''DEF'' with highest grade being around C

stanisbaratheon:
The answers are simple.

Q1. The president candidates are not 71 as some parties don't have presidential candidate.

Q2. The question says "CONTESTED".They have not contested as elections have not taken place.

Q3. Again, they have not contested

The exam was written this week and election ought to have taken place last weekend save for the postponement, so i presume the lecturer set those questions having it in mind that the general elections would have taken place by the time the exam was to be written.

if na me see this kind question.......hmm i go just submit empty question paper with answer booklet put question mark write......
AFAR NA

And the name of the course is "electoral process". How does knowing the names of candidates contesting in a particular election cycle prove knowledge of the electoral process?

The lecturer must have smoked something before setting the question ni.

mockery is uncalled for

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Na those wey go score 2/70 plenty pass. APC and PDP

Ayomideen:


The exam was written this week and election ought to have taken place last weekend save for the postponement, so i presume the lecturer set those questions having it in mind that the general elections would have taken place by the time the exam was to be written.

Well, even if the election had taken place last week, it still wouldn't have changed the fact that some of the 71 political parties don't have presidential candidate.

Why the fuss? The lecture may have taught and reviewed it in class with them by teaching them current and real-time events in the political landscape of the Nation at large: as it pertains to political party founders, name, logo and structure. So I beg to disagree, it's not mission impossible.

mayprince:
The students of the University of Ilorin were asked to mention the 71 presidential candidates, political parties & the party chairmen in 2019 Nigeria's general election.


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The lecturer should be made to write the exam himself and let's see his performance.

Olaniyi hasn't change

na even 1 credit unit sef, me I can't kill myself

homopoliticus:
Hahahaha.... that man was my lecturer while I was in school, he’s a fu*ckin saddist!! Chai Dr Olaniyi

Not all the 71 political parties have a presidential candidate sf

Recognise

[quote author=stanisbaratheon post=75898517]The answers are simple.

Q1. The president candidates are not 71 as some parties don't have presidential candidate.

Q2. The question says "CONTESTED".They have not contested as elections have not taken place.

Q3. Again, they have not contested

You have answered it all,even the lecturer can't mention the 71 political parties that are to contest for Saturday's election,let alone it candidates.

einsteine:
And the name of the course is "electoral process". How does knowing the names of candidates contesting in a particular election cycle prove knowledge of the electoral process?

nigerian system of education is wack this questions shows the man is a sadist a course electoral process and see wat he is asking nawa

That's not a good assessment of political philosophy the man should teach. What would be gained if a student remembered all of that. No wonder some of our graduates are unbaked and half baked.

mayprince:
The students of the University of Ilorin were asked to mention the 71 presidential candidates, political parties & the party chairmen in 2019 Nigeria's general election.


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How could the department and by extension the faculty approve such a question? This is not a real test of knowledge but just an avenue for the lecturer to change his car tyres or buy a new car..... If u know u know

1. The question seem more of a test of Proficiency in English.

2. They 2019 elections has not been conducted, they are still contesting and not 'contested' as stated by the examiner.

3. The Lecturer might be one of the reasons many have given up on the Nigerian education system. If a Lecturer with a Ph.D can not use tenses properly, what will be the fate of the students?