Which of the Engineering in particular?

Whichever way, It's because our mode of teaching is theory based and not practical oriented.

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bitcoinlord:
I want to ask professionals here, why is engineering so difficult to practice in Nigeria?

People are poor and there is no ethics!

We no get the tools here

Just try to have a skill combined with the degree. I am sure the sky will be your starting point. The University lacks so much in this and the siwes in plainly rubbish. Try to gather skills from those who know and never be arrogant while learning to get the best out of your teacher who may not be as educated as you are. If we can close this interface, I am very sure many Engineers will stop teaching physics and technical drawing in schools. A phase I have passed through myself.

Because we don't practice applied mechanics or mathematics.
most Nigerians here go to school and copy their way out of school.
most go to school and study the Formula and Equations but have no clue when and where to use it.

we dont know how to think out of the box because our university professors dont collab with students tio brainstorm and tackle problem.
we are just too lazy to stress our brains to expand what we have learnt into new discoveries. we don't learn how to do research

It all started from COREN and NSE.

bitcoinlord:
I want to ask professionals here, why is engineering so difficult to practice in Nigeria?

Inadequate facilities and equipment and with time, the knowledge you did not use, you LL lose it

There are lots of times I have ideas for something, but unavailability of materials, equipments and finance to bring it to fruition kills the dreams.

To forge parts for most of the things I want is almost impossible.

badbreathcure101:
If you think as an engineer you have to land a contract before you can eat then bro you better switch proffession, probably start selling teddy bears lol.. there's alot of things you wouldn't have learnt in school coz even the old lecturers don't know them but in the field those knowledge will make you money.

lol you're sick @teddy bears

Wrong Question...

Proper question:

What is easy to practice legitimately and profitably in Nigeria?!!

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Because this country is being run by people who are not qualified.

Who knows how much doing Nin cost in lagos?

Because many engineer graduate can even repair car or the barely engage in practical classes

I guess its because of the sadists lecturers we have in various institutions in Nigeria.

Even to it too, when I joined SUG with chemical engineering, body tell me

Many people who call themselves Engineers in Nigeria are technicians

My brother you can ask that again ooo.

Because our leaders are not technocrat.

Because the engineering opportunities are not there!! We are not industrialized... we import almost all of our manufactured items.
That's why the area where you have some opportunities is civil engineering. Because we build things and can't be flying in an expatriate for that. Some people think it's because engrs are not taught well- it's not. If the opportunities are there, d industry will demand applicable education. Like in Medicine, the lecturers don't joke with it.. same with Law because d industry has placed a demand on d academia

Dont box yourself to engineering. Find the opportunities available around you and choose which you like best and go for it.

bitcoinlord:
I want to ask professionals here, why is engineering so difficult to practice in Nigeria?

Simple answer: COREN

bitcoinlord:
I want to ask professionals here, why is engineering so difficult to practice in Nigeria?

Nigeria is so disorganized and so many things are unregulated. Imagine ordinary Bene republic, you cant just carry tools that you want to work nah. even bricklayer will have to go through a regulated trainning similary to City and guilds of London before they are allowed to work. Thatz why their artisans are way better, more organized and even cheaper than Nigerian.
Any untraind mofos will dress up and claim to be car mechanic and cause car owners untold hardship because no one is regulating that.
Lets to go quality of matetials... no one sanctions what and what comes in and quality of materials (S.O.N) is sleeping. Imagine i buy a PVC pipe standard lenght used to be 12 feet long, now its barely 8 feet long and far less quality... so everything jagajaga... it makes engineering practice difficult cos any mofos can just come out and claim to be one.
Summary... no regulatory body to check.

bitcoinlord:
I want to ask professionals here, why is engineering so difficult to practice in Nigeria?

What type of engineering pls be specific.

The major issue is that God did not send African with Engineering knowledge .I can explain
2.You have refused to teach science in your mother language for instance China,India did and they are better off.

Application is the problem.

franchasng:
Lol.



Because everything is difficult in Nigeria.


To pass waec na war.

To get good jamb score na another war.

To finally get admission to study your desired course na 1st world War.

To graduate with a good result from Nigerian higher institution is another Vietnam War.


To get mobilized for NYSC is like journey to Jupiter.


After you pass out from NYSC, to secure a job is like world War ii.


You secure a job, to get promotion is like deflowering a 50 year old virgin woman.


To find a spouse to marry to start a family in Nigeria is another round of Rwandan genocide


You finally get married, to give birth na covid-19

No infrastructure and current technical frameworks or useful research. Everything is obsolete and engineering is about improving and updating and technological advancements.

We talk more and do less in Nigeria. Lol