Kleenatics:


Very true. There is a need to review the system

gr8cany:
Ass-licking

Slayer10:


I sorry for you. You go suffer

Penboy:


You are wise... Flesh and blood did not reveal this to you.

Roon9:


I'm a civil engineer bro. Its quite lucrative but only after you have gathered a lot of experience. If you are still in school i'd suggest you start going to the field.

ikorodureporta:
What's the best course to study in today's Nigeria?

AnongoMathias91:
Wait! So no hope for those of us that read education? Please I read B.ed. Educational Management, do I have hope in Nigeria for any job?

hakeem4:
i am also a civil engineer and i can confidently say its very lucrative

Kleenatics:


Then "Computer Science" is not the best course to study in Nigeria right now. An SSCE holder with programming skills is better off.

GOVERNMENTBOY20:
What did you study?

Oh this was you in 2019 Now who's the bigger fool? Your father I guess.

16yearsold:
No one is talking about
Mechatronics
Electrical engineering
Mechanical/computer engineering e. T. C

And these are the future of the world,
Must you study a course all because you want to get a job in Nigeria.
What about creativity?
Passion?
Dreams?

machiavelli95:


Don't say what you don't know. There is difference between being just able to type code and being a well grounded computer scientist. Concepts like abstraction, algorithm optimization to fitt processor capabilities, utilization of vector matrices for object representation, computer architecture cannot be learnt just like that. Why do you think computer science has a lot of mathematics? Do you think "computation" is beans? Even basic algorithms, the fact that your code runs doesn't mean that is the most efficient way to write that code. We can write different code to solve the same problem, both might work, but one will end up generating 10X more cache than the other and being 1000 times slower than the other.
When you see a seasoned computer scientist developing a custom programming language from first principle (not all the easy languages we have now, try writing in C, not C++, but C to have an idea) you will know its not beans

Abusadiq01:
You dey mad ba?

Slayer10:


Computer science is a good course but not in Nigeria. You will learn nothing. Imagine computer science student them go they teach you elementary math, physics, assembly language. Oracle Java
Out dates scheme of work.
You no go even learn how to code.
Nobody go take you serious after you graduate.

bensowe:

anzaku47:
Go for
*Agricultural Economics and Extension
*Agronomy
*Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
*Animal Science
*Forestry, Wildlife and Ecotourism
In short go for Agricultural related course and thank me later.

noni14:
Nothing sure for naija oh

sleey1:
Pls come back to 21st century. Thank you

zealz4u:
This is my list and I'm rating these courses base on job opportunity, job security and good pay.

1. Study to become a tech guru, our university don't have a enough to offer in dis field. So get proper training elsewhere.

2. Graphic designer, digital marketing, freelancing, u can sit at home, negotiate ur jobs and make good money without having to carry CVs around

3. Med/surgery. My doctors friend are balling like they own Nigeria. Job isn't isn't really a problem after school.

4. Pharmacy, this course is one the best in Nigeria in terms of job opportunity and good pay

5. Law. Lawyers have prestige and quality job offers if ur good.

6. Engineering. This course u have to choose wisely because it's very broad and u may end up not having the necessary connections after school

7. Accounting, Nursing. Thses courses strictly
based on luck and connections.

8. Above all start a good business or learn a good trade it pays more than going to university.

Meanwhile secondary school education is enough to excel if you hustle wisely.
Thank you sir

ikorodureporta:


Is it the story telling entrepreneurship??
If u Sabi the story, na wetin you go use am do??

ikorodureporta:
What's the best course to study in today's Nigeria?

ikorodureporta:
Computer Science

machiavelli95:


Don't say what you don't know. There is difference between being just able to type code and being a well grounded computer scientist. Concepts like abstraction, algorithm optimization to fitt processor capabilities, utilization of vector matrices for object representation, computer architecture cannot be learnt just like that. Why do you think computer science has a lot of mathematics? Do you think "computation" is beans? Even basic algorithms, the fact that your code runs doesn't mean that is the most efficient way to write that code. We can write different code to solve the same problem, both might work, but one will end up generating 10X more cache than the other and being 1000 times slower than the other.
When you see a seasoned computer scientist developing a custom programming language from first principle (not all the easy languages we have now, try writing in C, not C++, but C to have an idea) you will know its not beans

GogobiriLalas:
Cyber security; Counter Insurgency; Security and Crime Prevention...anything along those lines