According to Reno Omokri instead of spending 4 years studying, courses like Philosophy, Sociology, Linguistics, Religious studies and Public Admin, it is advisable to spend one year or even less to learn skills that are in high demand such as Coding, Nursing, Forex trading, laboratory technology etc.
Reno Omokri feels this courses has no impact and isn't advisable for students to go into higher institutions and study this courses.

He tweeted :

It's all about connection. You can study spraying bedsheet and get a good job with connection.

Laycon studied Philosophy, today he’s 85Million rich.

People that learnt coding and forex trading are still selling Gift cards of $50 on Nairaland.

Where he got it all wrong is 4getting to mention the country where they are advised not to be taken e.g Nigeria

Reno really make me think why I didn't negotiate connection before going to spend that much in school.

Oga I disagree with you on this one. In Nigeria no be the certificate but who you know.

I feel disappointed that a former presidential adviser, a distinguished public figure and an academic icon is spewing this to the public.

No course or disciplined is a waste in the surface of the earth.

The only problem is the country, society or climes of which the courses mentioned are studied.

Simply because Nigeria is a failed state due to the crop of corrupt, ethnocentric, bigots, docile, fanatic, non-challant, unfit and unfortunate leaders we have over the years means that the courses does not flourish in other countries.

Mr Reno such utterance does not befit your capacity as a former spoke person of a former president.

Reno is advising them they are here arguing. Reno is simply on point, why studying a course that has no meaningful job opportunity in the labour market, only to end up doing some odd jobs at the end and be blaming government

chatinent:
It's all about connection. You can study spraying bedsheet and get a good job with connection.

You're right and the guy is wrong.

Kamdil:
Reno is advising them they are here arguing. Reno is simply on point, why studying a course that has no meaningful job opportunity in the labour market, only to end up doing some odd jobs at the end and be blaming government

At the end its all about who you know even person wey study 'Yoruba' or 'Igbo' they see work for bank and higher places.

When you talk to much you,will assume yourself as an authority.
Just look at what this Mr is saying, and some people are supporting him.

He should tell us the amount of jobs he created while in office.

Graduates of These courses he listed above are in high demands in sane countries.

As we speak now my friend is an assistant lecturer in university of Duisburg Essen.Just because he went there on scholarship to do his PhD in epistemology.

Rubbish

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Zendinho:
I feel disappointed that a former presidential adviser, a distinguished public figure and an academic icon is spewing this to the public.

No course or disciplined is a waste in the surface of the earth.

The only problem is the country, society or climes of which the courses mentioned are studied.

Simply because Nigeria is a failed state due to the crop of corrupt, ethnocentric, bigots, docile, fanatic, non-challant, unfit and unfortunate leaders we have over the years means that the courses does not flourish in other countries.

Mr Reno such utterance does not befit your capacity as a former spoke person of a former president.

You Nigerians like to shy away from the truth sha.

Some courses have no place in the 21st century economy and it is not only in Nijeria. Even Obasanjo once stated that fact!

Some of these courses should be reserved for people who have already made wealth but just want to study for the sake of studying. They are not for people who want to work and create wealth from knowledge gained in school!

Kenneth10110:
He tweeted :

Lab tech?
Does he mean SLT or medlab?

naija today isn't abt wat u study....our oga don't av waec cert n d previous oga bin study zoology

Me that is studying pub admin nkor...


Anyways I no dey put my hope there...

And those that mean political science is better

He could have added journalist abi masscom, shey Pastor Ibiyome called it ordinary

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Kenneth10110:
According to Reno Omokri instead of spending 4 years studying, courses like Philosophy, Sociology, Linguistics, Religious studies and Public Admin, it is advisable to spend one year or even less to learn skills that are in high demand such as Coding, Nursing, Forex trading, laboratory technology etc.
Reno Omokri feels this courses has no impact and isn't advisable for students to go into higher institutions and study this courses.

haba Omokri, which one no be skill acquisition in all this subjects that you mentioned above na because after you study any of them finish you go open church and make your millions,na him you dry jelossy ? Please mind your business.

Why didn't I Know all these before going for sociology

Jman06:
You Nigerians like to shy away from the truth sha.

Some courses have no place in the 21st century economy and it is not only in Nijeria. Even Obasanjo once stated that fact!

Some of these courses should be reserved for people who have already made wealth but just want to study for the sake of studying. They are not for people who want to work and create wealth from knowledge gained in school!

Lol. You are very very funny. It seems You don't understand what education is.

You think life is all about the "economy?" ...

This country is just insane.

TrippleEEE:


Lol. You are very very funny. It seems You don't understand what education is.

You think life is all about the "economy?" ...

This country is just insane.

You are the funny one here!

You must be living in fool's paradise for you not to know that people seek university education mainly as a means to attain economic freedom. I'm very sure that the day university education officially ceases to be a means to economic freedom, that is the same day our university would become deserted.

I wonder the use of any knowledge that cannot be applied to solve people's problems while achieving economic gains therefrom.

If it is just acquiring basic knowledge, then it should end at basic(secondary) education level, so that people can start off on time to help themselves!

We have a big problem in this country and that is the problem of graduating thousands of our youths in courses that have little or no use in solving our problems. Yet you don't see a problem in that
I know you people are always quick to blame government for not creating jobs, but fail to reason that jobs would be created based on needs.

Too many frustrated youths are roaming our streets already!

We need to discourage people from studying certain courses. Instead of studying some courses, people should start off on time to learn a skill or trade after acquiring basic sec school education. Then after establishing themselves, they may decide to enrol for such courses just for the purpose of attaining higher education.

Jman06:
You are the funny one here!

You must be living in fool's paradise for you not to know that people seek university education mainly as a means to attain economic freedom. I'm very sure that the day university education officially ceases to be a means to economic freedom, that is the same day our university would become deserted.

I wonder the use of any knowledge that cannot be applied to solve people's problems while achieving economic gains therefrom.

If it is just acquiring basic knowledge, then it should end at basic(secondary) education level, so that people can start off on time to help themselves!

We have a big problem in this country and that is the problem of graduating thousands of our youths in courses that have little or no use in solving our problems. Yet you don't see a problem in that
I know you people are always quick to blame government for not creating jobs, but fail to reason that jobs would be created based on needs.

Too many frustrated youths are roaming our streets already!

We need to discourage people from studying certain courses. Instead of studying some courses, people should start off on time to learn a skill or trade after acquiring basic sec school education. Then after establishing themselves, they may decide to enrol for such courses just for the purpose of attaining higher education.

SMH.