In a shocking exposé, it has come to light that the Nigerian tertiary education system is entangled in a web of corruption, dubious accreditation practices, and a deficit of competent management. What follows underneath is a harrowing reality of financial corruption, the detrimental “ECOMOG” syndrome surrounding the National University Commission (NUC) accreditation, and the severe lack of management skills plaguing Nigeria’s public tertiary education. The repercussions of these systemic failures are detrimental to students and the country’s future as a knowledge-driven nation.
According to Transparency International, 66% of the money allocated by the Nigerian Government to education is stolen by corrupt officials. Notably, the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) projects, among others, intended to enhance infrastructure and academic resources, have become breeding grounds for corruption. In 2017, over 200 billion naira was disbursed by TETFund to universities but none of the university unions including ASUU monitored the disbursement of the funds. Earlier in 2016, a range of fraud allegations ran through some Nigerian universities.

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