JanethEze:
This one has come with his own now/

ChidinmaRose:


But are you sure this is his life story?

JanethEze:
Too bad I don't understand Yoruba

JanethEze:

Craigston:

It feels like a threat to their status as the local movers of tertiary education, and their source of income. But if their source of income is the preservation and stagnation of an old order that doesn't serve us any longer, then it's worth questioning.
The first move of the lobbyists was having degrees and certifications from MOOCs declared unacceptable within Nigeria. But degrees in courses taken abroad, whether by classroom presence of online presence, are acceptable. One might see it as a move to protect local educational institutions from unfair competition, but it's far from that.
Knowledge is a prerequisite for national development, and denying students such opportunities by covert means is no less a crime than exploiting their already limiting ignorance. And academia is not a component of society that should be bogged down with unnecessary bureaucracy.

I've had much progress educating myself by following MOOCs and other opportunities available on the internet, and I think any tertiary institution willing to de-emphasize profit maximization for a few semesters, for the growth of their staffs' and students' quality of learning, can learn from the model. I won't say exactly how since there are many possibilities.

JanethEze:


18 months

Ana5000:


So now all Nigerian men are sexist? Why must you all be so disgusting?? Eh?

BenKafor:
Teachers nowadays are Sexy o. Take a look
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J90bdihtkAc

JanethEze:


Why I go vex?

JanethEze:


Why I go vex?

JanethEze:


Ummm. OK...

JanethEze:


Ummm. OK...

JanethEze:


Ummm. OK...

JanethEze:


Emm which kind question be that?

JanethEze:


I was even looking for a place to a program now that I am on IT

BenKafor: