nwanyionitsha:
Will they change the name?
I use diamond bank. I love their mobile app. I also like their diamond bank esusu but had to stop when they started having all these issues.
Never got used to access bank mobile app.

unite4real:
so whats the new name

eben1marketer:
Chai...diamond bank! What will happen to our accounts with dbank now?

BluntBoy:


But it is not fair.

Very soon, other distant learners will want same and the government will be unable to deal with the population.

As it is, they can't even pay Corps members well and yet they want to start including graduates of an open university.

I am just being practical.

Graduates of NOUN should not be allowed to serve.

HigherEd:

Please i hope you realise that Liberia's best university doesn't rank top 18,000 in the world university rankings. Despite a poor representation by private unis, the University of Liberia and other public schools are not even indexed at all. So if they did this badly with tuition fees, how would they fair without tuition?

A university ranked 18,000 below is definitely not doing any research, not even inferior one.
What then is the point of education if it isn't worth more than the paper it was printed on.

My advise to Liberia is for them to focus free qualititative education for primary and secondary schools while permitting people to work good jobs with their High School Certificate(e.g Banking, Telecoms etc) This would disincentive too many people from going to universities which would then allow them to provide top notch education for bright individuals to service specific professional sectors(e.g Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Law)

Some people can be foolish. So u are still waiting for the world for ur success. Big fool

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HigherEd:
The trick isn't making it free but making it effective. Africa hasn't suffered from the lack of affordable universities as much as it has from innefective ones. Politicians do not tell people the truth and we the people largely misunderstand the concept of Universities.

Universities are to be solution providers, which in the process of proferring solutions produce graduates who can in turn mass produce solutions for challenges in the wider society. Therefore a university that does not produce solutions in itself is not qualified to be called an ivory tower because it would not produce relevant graduates.

The Harvard of today might be out of the reach of the poor but it has contributed to human development remarkably. As a matter of fact the expensive Harvard has helped the poor of Africa more than all the free instistutions in Africa combined...

I would rather have an expensive University that would produce drugs that would cure my poor African brethren of their ailments than the universities which gives them fake free education but shortens their life span with Stress.

While i am not against free education i am of the opinion that quality should not be sacrificed on the alter of affordability...