franciskaine:
were Yar Adua and GEJ not educated? With all the shitty professors we have in Nigerian universities doing anyhow. Abegi

Your point makes no sense because you're throwing a blanket as if all professors in Nigeria are useless.
The Nigerian police force is one of the most corrupt forces with so many ills but I have met some decent police men who helped me one time when I was stranded.

There must be a little bit of error here and there in everything in life but trust me, one needs to get educated to successfully lead in a country like Nigeria.
Travelling also exposes one to different ways of life due to Nigeria's limited modern tools needed to succeed in life thereby helping one to find solutions when brainstorming and trying to solve difficult issues.

InvertedHammer:
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My opinion:

Anyone with Ph.D or anyone without B.Sc/HND should not be allowed near the Government House.

Those with Ph.D are stuck in teaching mode--all talks and no action (GEJ, Ikpeazu, and I suspect Soludo will reduce governance to an academic exercise). It is not about delivering wonderful speeches.

Those without first degree are too crude to understand management. They might have succeeded in personal endeavours. But in Nigeria, the only criteria for success at that level is being criminally-minded.

B.Sc, HND or Masters we shall take.
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I agree with your thoughts. But permit me to add that a PhD isn't all about teaching. If Nigeria was a serious nation, our political parties would have think tanks made up of people with doctorate degrees formulating policies for the party and critiquing the current government. But alas, we have politicians critiquing politicians with ideas from Twitter.

However, I think Soludo would do a good job as he understands policy implementation. That's where a large majority of our Nigerian trained PhD holders get stuck.

vicfajeze:
what's the minimum qualifications for any political office holder?Abeg, Oga Soludo go siddon

That is why a lifeless NEPA bill holder has ruined your life in Nigeria. Idiiot!

obioraval:


I agree with your thoughts. But permit me to add that a PhD isn't all about teaching. If Nigeria was a serious nation, our political parties would have think tanks made up of people with doctorate degrees formulating policies for the party and critiquing the current government. But alas, we have politicians critiquing politicians with ideas from Twitter.

However, I think Soludo would do a good job as he understands policy implementation. That's where a large majority of our Nigerian trained PhD holders get stuck.

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A crappy place like Nigeria needs an Engineer as a governor surrounded by good legal and financial advisers. By Engineer, I don't mean anyone with an Engineering degree but a passionate engineer. We are too underdeveloped for suit-wearing administrators. A credible chartered accountant is another good option. All these lawyers, economists, political scientists, etc are just talking heads who will end up wasting everyone's time. Nigeria is operating a voodoo economy. Most of the economic indices are cooked as the spirit lead.
The job of a Governor in Nigeria is oversimplified. Two sources of income--taxations and federal allocations. Expenses--salaries/pensions and infrastructures. The rest of the time is used in attending public functions, receiving visitors and figuring out ways to loot the treasury. Anything else beyond these are highly discretionary.

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Idiots with only waec would be pained by the his comments..

The ones that are having PhDs what did they do??

THMT:


Your point makes no sense because you're throwing a blanket as if all professors in Nigeria are useless.
The Nigerian police force is one of the most corrupt forces with so many ills but I have met some decent police men who helped me one time when I was stranded.

There must be a little bit of error here and there in everything in life but trust me, one needs to get educated to successfully lead in a country like Nigeria.
Travelling also exposes one to different ways of life due to Nigeria's limited modern tools needed to succeed in life thereby helping one to find solutions when brainstorming and trying to solve difficult issues.

I hope you know that having a University degree is not the prerequisite to being educated. A person can be educated even without a university degree.

The Nigerian constitution says that you must have an equivalent of WAEC certificate to be eligible for election. And that's their standard for education. Mind you, having a university degree does not automatically translate into being savvy, intelligent and having leadership dexterity.

franciskaine:
I hope you know that having a University degree is not the prerequisite to being educated. A person can be educated even without a university degree.

The Nigerian constitution says that you must have an equivalent of WAEC certificate to be eligible for election. And that's their standard for education. Mind you, having a university degree does not automatically translate into being savvy, intelligent and having leadership dexterity.

Now you are talking. So many people are literates but not educated especially in a country like Nigeria where a rich dull person can graduate with first class but trust me, that period of being in a school or around smart people will definitely add one or two things that the streets can never teach the dull person.
Same thing applies to an educated person who spends couple of times in the streets, you must learn something new in the streets no matter what.

Now my point is, combining more education (not buying a degree) and adding to already gained knowledge, helps shapes one to easily brainstorm and find solutions to complex issues of life in the world today.
That's how the world is shaped today not really because it is a yardstick to evaluate a person's IQ.
Imagine losing your job to a less qualified person because of not taking a covid vaccine. The world is shaped like that bro, and truth is we must try something new in Nigeria by electing well educated people who value education so that public schools from primary to university, health and other vital sectors will be revived.
Blessed week ahead to you and your family.

Blackdisciple:
The ones that are having PhDs what did they do??

The engineer governor of Ebonyi state is saying hi. We need passionate top brains to revive this country.
You can not give what you don't have.

THMT:


Now you are talking. So many people are literates but not educated especially in a country like Nigeria where a rich dull person can graduate with first class but trust me, that period of being in a school or around smart people will definitely add one or two things that the streets can never teach the dull person.
Same thing applies to an educated person who spends couple of times in the streets, you must learn something new in the streets no matter what.

Now my point is, combining more education (not buying a degree) and adding to already gained knowledge, helps shapes one to easily brainstorm and find solutions to complex issues of life in the world today.
That's how the world is shaped today not really because it is a yardstick to evaluate a person's IQ.
Imagine losing your job to a less qualified person because of not taking a covid vaccine. The world is shaped like that bro, and truth is we must try something new in Nigeria by electing well educated people who value education so that public schools from primary to university, health and other vital sectors will be revived.
Blessed week ahead to you and your family.

kind regards.

expertman:
But is not by certificate is by vision and Grace sir !

Which top company is run by a neco holder?? Your likes deserves Nigeria

yinkus6750:
Is it by qualification?
If SSCE is the minimum requirement, so be it.
We be seen PhD holders run the country before, and a school cert holder as well, talk less of Anambra state.

Nah you a save holder will rule

THMT:


The engineer governor of Ebonyi state is saying hi. We need passionate top brains to revive this country.
You can not give what you don't have.

That one na mumu eng

hedonido:


Seems you also have questionable or incomplete WAEC or NECO as your maximum academic attainment. Otherwise you would see it in Soludo's statement that Anambra does not operate on minimum standards.

If your WAEC or NECO is complete, then go and prepare for next year's JAMB my friend. It's never too late.

shey you go register me?