NOC1:
This is a critical reasoning question which must be backed by any of the established theories you chose to reference.

No big deal in this question because the lecturer wrote down the whole lyrics which is serving as a guide to your answer.

An average Nigerian lecturer will not give you the lyrics, he will assume you know the lyrics and he will be expecting to get his answers from it

Funny, answers to that questions is actually simple.
Just usage of theories to explain money as motivation as prevalent among youth nowadays.

Xlogistics:
This should be one of the funniest exam questions I have seen in a very long time 🤣🤣🤣. How can a Kenyan university have this as an exam question.

More like insult to Nigeria youths and ayra star in particular.

What does the lecturer mean by "Youth are only motivated to work cos of money"

Rokiat:
Give the man who wrote these exams papers a medal please.

He is a legend. ROFL.

Kin lecturer wey dey for vip section at 2am on a Saturday night - and just remembers he has to write exam for Monday 8am

Sixfeetbelle:


There's no wahala there. The lyrics has nothing to do with the question. It may serve as a guide, but the question itself is comprehensive without the lyrics.

You have a point 👉

illicit:
It means Ayra star got nothing upstairs

Lol. Why did you say so?

It shows the rest of Africa wants to be like us but don't know how aside our bad government

See a certified psychiatrist ASAP

illicit:
It means Ayra star got nothing upstairs

Q1: Discuss the theories of motivation.
Just simple straight question

SmartyPants:
Solid question actually. Just wondering why they didn't use a Kenyan artist.

Ayra Starr is more popular and the University is very international in student population, Nigerians plenty there.

Were they meant to dance to it?

illicit:
It means Ayra star got nothing upstairs

Lol! you are wrong. The answer to that question don't have anything to do with the lyrics.

He just used the lyrics to distract dumb students.

Clinghton:
Were they meant to dance to it?

Go to school you say "school na scam"

It seems Nigeria education sector should start teaching critical thinking from jss1, because the funny comments I'm seeing here make me wonder if your type really graduate from higher institutions.

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Go to school you say "school na scam"

It seems Nigeria education sector should start teaching critical thinking from jss1, because the funny comments I'm seeing here make me wonder if your type really graduate from higher institutions.

Mr highly educated, I hail thee I wasn't referring to you.

Even with your high IQ you haven't invented anything, would you kindly get the f**k off my comment.

This is hilarious, I can deprive myself from a lot except music. As a matter of fact I'm currently getting my groove on with quality sability sounds playing on my oraimo freepod 4.

Sixfeetbelle:


There's no wahala there. The lyrics has nothing to do with the question. It may serve as a guide, but the question itself is comprehensive without the lyrics.

If the student is not focused, the lyrics may stand as a distraction to the actual answers and may subject the writee as part of the lazy youth who prefer enjoyment rather than work. Logical thinking is required

Sixfeetbelle:


There's no wahala there. The lyrics has nothing to do with the question. It may serve as a guide, but the question itself is comprehensive without the lyrics.

He wanted them to reference the lyrics!
It is a good question.
They will never forget that concept till they die because its has been related to a practical experience.

The question was structured very well.

Sixfeetbelle:


There's no wahala there. The lyrics has nothing to do with the question. It may serve as a guide, but the question itself is comprehensive without the lyrics.

the lyrics was just to remove the exam pressure from the students. After reading the lyrics, you'll smile to urself and begin use one of the theories of motivation relate how money pushes people to go beyond their limit in achieving goals or set objectives, without which the average youth will not do anything.

3kay945:


Funny, answers to that questions is actually simple.
Just usage of theories to explain money as motivation as prevalent among youth nowadays.

70%of the class might fail this exam because you have nothing to do with that distraction called lyrics up there but that is the best way to set a good question when you have given them an AOC area of confusion...I never loose guard about this kind question especially in business law even sometimes I tell my guy in the exam hall that ignore all those written up there to see your solution...


Note: the lecture want them to limit and tied there thinking 💭 to the lyrics..l like ❤️ the MAN 👨

youngking22:
The questions are almost similar too my HRM questions in my 300level...

I wonder, anyone who has ever had anything to do with management at university level, even as an optional course, should not find it unusual.

NOC1:
This is a critical reasoning question which must be backed by any of the established theories you chose to reference.

No big deal in this question because the lecturer wrote down the whole lyrics which is serving as a guide to your answer.

An average Nigerian lecturer will not give you the lyrics, he will assume you know the lyrics and he will be expecting to get his answers from it

You know book! No be some people wey no see beyond their nose

Basic123:

He wanted them to reference the lyrics!
It is a good question.
They will never forget that concept till they die because its has been related to a practical experience.

...


Pls

These are the reason why I don't take school serious I will rather face my hand work jejely Glory be to God almighty

IgbosNIGHTMARE:
... E nor dey gree cover yansh

on point

Sheggy13:

What do you mean? I'm shocked. So you expect the lecturer not to include the lyrics and assume all the students know the lyrics of Ayra State's song? Would that be fair for an examination?

I'll ask the same question without any allusion to the song and leave you to spot the difference.

The lecture asked 'From the above "lyrics", it seems the youth are only motivated by money to work. Based on your understanding of motivational theories, discuss this assertion'.

I would ask 'From your understanding of motivational theories, discuss the common assertion that the youth are only motivated by money to work'.

Now spot the difference in meaning bro.

If the aim of including the lyrics is to serve as a distraction, then I have no objection. After all they're third year university students.

The lyrics is needless, just a waste of space... student go dey sing ayra star song for hall and time dey go, what fvckery, the lecturer na bad man...

Question 1 is for the unseruous students who rather listen to music all day than read their books...the lecturer wants to make sure everyone scores a point or two.

Education in Africa is cruise , take it serious at your very dear risk

Free 20 marks

CgRay:
Wahala be like Ayra star's skirt

e no dey touch down knees at all