Where's that 'dorime' song when you need it?

Make him use Hausa explain nam

NorthSerious:

Observe all the well thought out comments on the thread. Most seem reasonable. But if this had happened in a northern university and/or by a northerner, I guarantee you the thread will be filled with words and phrases like "quota system", "aboki no go school", etc.
Southern Nigeria hypocrisy at its finest.

you should not mention aboki in the same sentence with education

E don happen for iyamri, come see comments

He is not a good teacher... He should hv solve from home b4 coming to class.. Even if a student gave him, he should hv given them as assignment.. And solve in the next class

Mercychen:


I see.
One thing I've learnt, overconfidence kills.

I understand. All my Mathematics teacher in 200 level did same thing. Dem Sabi hook. I love one physics teacher like dat way say him do PhD for Harvard, de man no get time. Him go carry de note de copy. After him go begin explain

emorse:
It can happen to anybody. Even the best of the bests.

The same with when your best footballer miss penalty kicks or fail to score a clear goal at a crucial moment.
Only God is perfect.

I don't see anything wrong in the video.

Newdelhi

He did not really prepare for the lecture.

Such things happen sometimes, I pity those students making jest of him. He won't waste time at giving them CO, that's extra year for them. While in school then we had to help ourselves with extra tutorials as many lecturers then claimed that they only lecture and not teach... So we had to jettison the secondary school spoon feeding classes mentality. A fun ra wa ni brain

Complex number? THE JOB IS NOT EASY.

onthehill:
“Physics na your mate?,” UNN student asks, after his lecturer got stuck while solving a question

A video shared online captured the moment a lecturer got stuck while solving a physics question, IgbereTV reports.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CT4fyi6gBrd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXO2wEFjIU0

E don be for the lecturer

Mpomia:
This is a human adventure. I don't think anybody here realizes that the entire Education across Africa is not our way of life. We have a problem thinking that it will help us but it hasn't cos we have been doing the same thing over and over and the results are not showing. Teaching in Africa is so difficult to the extent that the slightest temptation can make you forget your name because we don't have a curriculum on our own.

Shut up

Metrofox:


you should not mention aboki in the same sentence with education

Hahaha. Another daft, ignorant southerner.

No be Note una lecturer dey make una copy as if una dey secondary school.
I'm Yoruba; and my first degree was in FUTA

NorthSerious:

Hahaha. Another daft, ignorant southerner.

lol ..another lucky medievalist.

potent5:
Half-baked lecturer spotted.

If looking for a way to make extra money on university campus, I would advise to start a buying and reselling of both new and used items on campus.

People that started this business a long time ago can really testify to what I'm saying.

So If you're a student on any campus in Nigeria, I want to show you a way to sell the items faster and much easier.

You see we created this online marketplace for students on campus so we can easily sell our used items or even new items (for those of us into the business)

It is very easy to post an item for sale on the website, so you can visit www.percampus.com today and start selling right away.

Students on my campus FUT MINNA have already started using it.
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onthehill:
“Physics na your mate?,” UNN student asks, after his lecturer got stuck while solving a question

A video shared online captured the moment a lecturer got stuck while solving a physics question, IgbereTV reports.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CT4fyi6gBrd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXO2wEFjIU0

It's good that he is solving from his own head..
..
What about those lecturers that copy down the solved answers directly from the textbooks or handouts