University of Benin have released a tough academy programs as the school is expected to resume on the 30th of January, 2021.
According to the program released today (4th of January, 2021), the school will have the 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 academy session all in one year, meaning the students will write four academic semesters examination in one year.
Success to all Uniben students.

I Don leave school for una

Mehn what is all this

SirWarlock:
Mehn what is all this

I tire oo

With project wahala, na God go help us oo

Irijosa777:


I tire oo

With project wahala, na God go help us oo

ah i no dey that side o

SirWarlock:
ah i no dey that side o

I just weak for this academy program

I am ready for this challenge

longetivity:
I am ready for this challenge

Abi?

What's students go down?

longetivity:
I am ready for this challenge

same here brother.
You dey uniben

How about pg?

Tough times calls for resilience

Meanwhile I sell shorts at cheaper price

:I am ready for this challenge same here brother.You dey uniben

ElRapido:
What's students go down?

It means that the students will go on holiday.

Looks like we are completing two sessions in one year.

Cool o..

By 2021 ending, I'll be a certified pharmD..

Na this kind calendar I like.. Sharp Sharp things

I'm so glad I'm done with this school.
After all the stress, one can't get a decent job.....still hustling for customers on nairaland .


The school will stress every fiber in you.....I wish all uniben undergraduates success o, God will strengthen you!
Just put all you've got , get your cert and leave unistress head high.....the Lord is your muscle!

Nice that schools are opening up again but is overloading the session really gonna be helpful on the long run...?

This seems more possible where the emphasis is dumping info on students to "cram" and regurgitate for the sole purpose of passing exams and gathering shitty certs rather than actual capacity building geared at facilitating intellectual development and equipping students for problem solving in real world, industry and business place scenarios.

But who cares....chop, chop work to be done....run along then dears, have at it then

Uyi168:
Looks like we are completing two sessions in one year.

Cool o..

By 2021 ending, I'll be a certified pharmD..

same here boss.
Meanwhile greet your coursemates Reuben, Success, Daniel for me.

Teena18:
I'm so glad I'm done with this school.
After all the stress, one can't get a decent job.....still hustling for customers on nairaland .


The school will stress every fiber in you.....I wish all uniben undergraduates success o, God will strengthen you!
Just put all you've got , get your cert and leave unistress head high.....the Lord is your muscle!

what did you study?

chachanga:
Nice that schools are opening up again but is overloading the session really gonna be helpful on the long run...?

This seems more possible where the emphasis is dumping info on students to "cram" and regurgitate for the sole purpose of passing exams and gathering shitty certs rather than actual capacity building geared at facilitating intellectual development and equipping students for problem solving in real world, industry and business place scenarios.

But who cares....chop, chop work to be done....run along then dears, have at it then

Though I'm not from them , i don't think they can strictly stick to the calendar. So many external factors (ASUU, corona) and internally(they really expect everyone to have the same pace for this compressed calendar ).

Abba father pls have mercy on us(uniben students).This calendar is really bloody oo��

Dem go rush students

chachanga:
Nice that schools are opening up again but is overloading the session really gonna be helpful on the long run...?

This seems more possible where the emphasis is dumping info on students to "cram" and regurgitate for the sole purpose of passing exams and gathering shitty certs rather than actual capacity building geared at facilitating intellectual development and equipping students for problem solving in real world, industry and business place scenarios.

But who cares....chop, chop work to be done....run along then dears, have at it then

I got your point bro.

SirWarlock:
Though I'm not from them , i don't think they can strictly stick to the calendar. So many external factors (ASUU, corona) and internally(they really expect everyone to have the same for this compressed calendar ).

Irijosa777:


I got your point bro.

https://thenationonlineng.net/fayemi-seeks-problem-solving-curriculum-for-varsities/

I think some other minds are seeing the further damage this generation of rulers are doing to the education sector by underrating it and misdirecting emphasis from it. The approaches need to be re-envisioned with a view to actually not only seeding young minds with ideas but also training them to independently see, query, think, research and invent.
It's so sad that the average Nigerian student would've so so much to grapple with now from his environmental socioeconomics alone minus the dinghy dirt-poor study and living conditions often the norm in public institutions. Education needs to be subsidized on all fronts.

Curriculums need to be redesigned to get scholars invested in the thrill of actually doing something new and their potentials for being solution-providers to contemporary problems and pioneers to solving tomorrows challenges today.

I don't know how deep the education rabbit-hole goes in Nig. today but I do know a whole lotta lip-service is being paid to education issues by the government. By now, higher numbers of MSC applicants here shouldn't have had to be put through the stressful indignity of IELTS and co. if the Govt, NUC etc had put some more muscle into the quality of degrees being awarded and took broad policy stands to place quality assurances on its products at its bilateral relations forums with other nations, but no, they're always missing in action when it comes to that. Meanwhile the British Education Council etc are in Nigeria raking in billions annually from Nigeria's intending international students while posturing as superheroes for putting in a few millions in here and there, it's ridiculous.

If only those in authority would pay a little more attention for its growing generation, educational tourism could be a viable source of forex. It's no joke that folks leave Nig., come over here and seem to become so empowered at being the best versions of themselves within a short while, it's no surprise really because the enabling environment's been provided even for you to turn your life around, get into another career line at midlife etc if you have the drive and aptitude for it.
I only pray some Govt would come along and do that for Nigeria because so much of Nigeria's future would depend on it in the coming decades. You don't wanna import rice but almost 95% of your innovation is imported, then electronics etc, saving cents to lose dollars, haha, the irony.

It's actually getting tougher by the day.