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Segedinho:Na this same thing pulse ng report. Just like pulse ng report , this particular news still says they have not approved it, just the guy behind the commission urging states and FG to sign-on on it. If that will be done, we don’t know yet . |
livelongprospa:So how do u explain graduates of OAU, LASU, UNILAG, UNIZIK , etc coming out tops at the bar exams while Afe Babalola University , Igbinedion university , Baze University law graduates with a well built upon curriculum are far behind ? U must show workings o; u no fit run away with “ I’ve tried and it’s okay to have ur view point “ ? 🤣 |
Segedinho:Baba try dey read these things when u never drink black bullet, no let all these sensational headlines dey play with u. The body of the article clearly repeated what pulse ng reported earlier . RMFAC boss still dey “urge “ states to implement the recommendation he made which buhari did not approve since January 1st 2023
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livelongprospa:U are missing the point . My post clearly says exposure is relative . Like I mean u can go to a private school and be exposed , yet u can go to the same private school and not be exposed . See as I dey break things down for u like enzymes dey break down fatty acids 😁 |
livelongprospa:Yes I do. I believe the IT being offered in Covenant and UNIVEN are the same because they use the same curriculum as approved by NUC . I also believe the Covenant student has access to well equipped Library where he can carry out personal research after class. The UNIBEN student can also carry out his own personal research albeit under a different condition entirely. In the long run I believe if both students pass their exams and graduate in good grades they can offer the same knowledge to their would-be employers . I believe I’ve answered ur question. |
livelongprospa:He doesn’t process information like most graduates would; basic processes need to be explained to him over and over again . Sometimes he will make u wonder if he indeed attended a university where he was expected to be independent and learn to apply well thought-out solution to problems . It’s difficult to explain , but he left much to be desired about him as a graduate |
livelongprospa:The question is; is the accountancy being offered at OAU different from Accountancy being offered at Babcock ? Do u believe the curriculum approved by NUC for OAU is different from that of Babcock ? Please answer on a postcard |
larride:Even the exposure sef is relative . During NYSC where I served , the less exposed guy in our midst was a graduate of Novena University , a private in Delta state . A lady who studied Yoruba education for TASUED in our midst was more exposed and knowledgeable than him. |
livelongprospa:Na u use ur hand type in most cases the private uni student will be ahead just from what they learnt in uni. I simply asked u to give any data that supports that . Maybe u read any HR research report/journal article that supports this assertion . I didn’t sit in the comfort of my parlor and claim public university graduates are will be ahead of their private universities despite knowing how OAU and UI students perform really well amongst their African peers in the zain university challenge back then, I didn’t claim public university accounting and law graduates are better despite knowing about their performance in ICAN and Nigerian Law school bar exams respectively . So u see , na u dey chat megedefege here my dear brother . |
livelongprospa:They both learnt based on the same curriculum as approved by NUC . Excerpt u are saying Lecturers in private universities go out of the approved curriculum and teach something extra . Is that what u are alluding ? |
livelongprospa:🤣🤣🤣 Funny guy . U made a bold claim and u were asked to show workings u no fit . End of discussion . |
livelongprospa:Do U think the curriculum of private universities is different from public universities ? U know it’s the same NUC that approves the curriculum of all universities in Nigeria right ? |
livelongprospa:My argument ? I was faulting ur false claim . U made a claim with no leg to stand on. More like ur personal thoughts U are presenting as facts |
livelongprospa:I will recruit the one that demonstrates he possesses the skills and experience required for the job. I will not base my judgement on what school the candidate attended . It’s only a foooolish HR that will first consider the school a candidate attended instead of the skills he demonstrated at the interview/assessment center . Go to big 4’s like KPMG, PWC, EY and Delloite …. U will meet a mix of private and public university graduates working in different capacities . Everybody had equal chance of getting in irrespective of their educational background. As for me requesting for data , I knew u won’t find any; just a case of “ Trust me bro, I no fit lie give u “ |
raumdeuter:Exactly ! When u check performance review of students in ICAN u see the public university students taking the front row; same with Law school . These easily verifiable data disagrees with the notion that knowledge acquired in private university Supersedes that received in public Uni . I know quite a handful of professors that were poached by their friends who are now VC’s in private universities to come and start oarticular departments and faculties in private unis. One major thing that has always helped private university students is the conducive learning environment and state of the art infrastructure . |
livelongprospa:My friend, u will need to back this assertion up with verifiable data. |
akwesenana:No! The private university graduate and myself wouldn’t get into the organization if we didn’t pass aptitude tests , pass all stages of interview and pass our medicals. What I’m saying is the knowledge I acquired was the same the person acquired in private university . Most of the lecturers in private university were poached from public universities . There’s nothing special about the knowledge they impart in private universities . So far ur head carry book, whether na private or public university u go ; the knowledge u acquired in either of the institutions can get u placement in any decent organization . How do u think Nigerians who attended OOU, UNIBEN, Ekpoma , ABU, BUK, UNILAG , UI , etc relocate abroad and get jobs with their Nigerian degree in places like Canada if the subsidized education in public universities is substandard ? |
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akwesenana:Not all of them can; just like not all private university graduates can work efficiently in an organization as well. |
raumdeuter:This is the point most of them arguing there’s no subsidy on tertiary education are missing . I graduated from a public university and work in the same organization with graduates of private university . The knowledge I acquired from a public university at next to nothing cost qualifies me to do the same thing a person who acquired same knowledge from an expensive private school . Anybody still arguing further just wan dey help seun increase the number of earnings he makes per click on nairaland . |
Segedinho:No wam ! |
Segedinho:Baba these things should not be subject to assumptions . I cannot wake up in the morning and I say I want to start protesting against what I assumed in my mind; people will think I’m crazy . The RMFAC has recommended an increment that should’ve taken effect Jan 1 2023 but Buhari The Godfather of “I don’t care sytem of government “ couldn’t improvement it cos he knows the economic realities . He knows the uproar that will come from it can consume his government . So now the head of RMFAC mentions it once again and there’s not been any statement from the president or his team suggesting they will implement it , why will I start protesting against an imagination that they will implement it ? At least let’s wait till there’s an indication the government want takes to take that fooolish path before we start hyperventilating |
mostob:If we can get as much as 70m guaranteed for Partey , I will support we sell o. Tho I like him as a player and would love us to keep him, but if the money is right we should sell o before football age catch up with him. |
Emaprince:Baba, I’m not a fan of Tinubu or his political ideologies , but I don’t think he will proceed with approving the 114% increment at this time . How many state governments will adopt the new pay structure being proposed and they will be bold enough to face the people and ask them for sacrifice. Lagos state for example has money but how will Lagos state government increase the pay of people like Mudashiru Obasa by 114% and expect the residents of the state to bear with them when they say they don’t have funds to fix roads in the state ? How will they increase the pay of Desmond Elliot and come out with bold face to tell us it’s paucity of funds that has made work slow on Lagos-Badagry expressway ? I don’t think any reasonable government will implement whatever nonsense RMAFC is proposing at this time ! |
When we talk about Nigerian government not having adequate funds to execute projects/run government , why is nobody looking at AMCON ? Maybe because most of the people owing banks which AMCON bought over are big men , political elites and untouchables . I mean as at 2022 Nigeria has about 3.6 trillion trapped in AMCON .How did that happen ? Top Nigerian banks were plagued with bad debts which came from loans they gave without due diligence , some due to high interest rates , etc . The debts were so much that the banks would’ve gone under without government’s intervention. The FG set up AMCON to buy those debts off the commercial banks so they can continue operations. Over the past 13 years AMCON has only been successful in recovering 1.4 trillion out of total of 5 trillion. The debtors have used technicalities to stall court cases , some of them have even abandoned their business venture and set up more successful ones without paying their old bad debts So we have 3.6 trillion in the hands of less than 400 individuals and businesses . Imagine if 3.6 trillion is injected into the economy instead of these monies being stashed in tax havens, running other proxy businesses etc ? My question is why is there a conspiracy of silence on this ? |
Segedinho:Based on what I read on it , the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) claimed salaries of public officials , judicial officers and elected officials have not been reviewed since 2007 and that it was due for upward review this year . Somehow they are proposing a 114% pay rise . I guess this particular matter will determine if Tinubu is any different from other presidents in the past. If they are telling us they need to remove petrol subsidy , let go education subsidy and make other tough sacrifices because Nigeria don’t have the money to continue with them, it will be totally wicked and selfish to go ahead with the new pay rise they are proposing for now . It will only mean they want the rich to keep getting richer and the poor getting poorer. Someone like Senator Abiru of Lagos East senatorial district was the MD of a commercial bank where he resigned and contested for vacant senate seat. People like that are already made . It will be sheer wickedness for people of his caliber to get 114% pay rise while the common man in the streets( some of whom campaigned and voted for him) sink deeper down the poverty line . I want to believe they will step it down, if not for anything but for the bad PR it will give their government |
a4turitoroman:Funny enough, this is not yet the increment being proposed by the FG. There’s no tuition fee in the breakdown of the fees which means what FG is proposing has not been implemented yet, na UNIBEN still dey do this increment |
DontBullshitMe:So much ignorant assumptions in a single post ! 1.Without free education most professors, retired judges, foremost economists , SAN’s etc u know today would’ve never been educated . Without Awolowo’s free education most of these grandparents today would never have had access to education , neither will they have sent their children to school . 2. If u claim government neglected primary and secondary school fundings, I think u should speak for ur state/region. I’ve been to unity schools owned by federal government and I’ve seen federal government investments/intervention projects there that rival what u will get in some expensive private school. I served in a unity school in the north and that was the first time I saw an ICT center in a Nigerian school fully powered by solar energy which lasts as much as 48 days without normal source of electricity . Lagos state government has free education at the primary and secondary school level , and still yet its state owned university is one of the best (if not the best state university in Nigeria ) 3. Calling Awolowo ignorant does not only make one sound ignorant himself , but ungrateful . Some of the teachers who taught u in school would never have smelt the 4 walls of any educational institution . 4. Referring to courses in the arts and scoial sciences like History , philosophy and mass comm as stupid is not a bright thing to say at all. U sef reason am , if everybody studied “professional courses “ like medicine, engineering , etc where Will they all apply their skills ? Wont they still travel out for better opportunities when the labour market is saturated with everybody carrying the same degree ? Abi na person wey study medicine go dey read news for arise TV, na person wey study engineering go dey anchor Sports programme on radio? 5.Perhaps u don’t know Nigeria was once operating regional government ; Awolowo introduced the free education which was so successful that other regions had to start copying part of it. Look at what the free education u are running down did for the old western region and look at the old northern region where few children of the elite could go to school while the indigents were left in the dark. Look at the gulf between those two today ; tell me what u see. 6. U didn’t even scratch the surface of what Nigeria’s problem is. U left tackling corruption , uncontrolled population growth, government’s excessive spendings on frivolous things, etc only to wish all form of subsidies/incentives which the common man benefits be taken away . 🤦♂️ |
Itsrm:Dey play 🤣 If them sell house to Army colonel wey come write “ military zone keep off “, no commot o….. wait till unknown soldiers go come eject u forcefully . U go just try for court , nothing go happen |
Itsrm:PH is obviously saner than Lagos in that regard . The thing actually happened to my colleague for real, their landlord sold the house and then informed them the new owner gave him 3 months so they should find their way . Shebi na landlord wey dey follow u dialogue u go dey reason say u wan deal with.🤷🏼♂️ |
iamoyindamola:Wahala just too much for this country ![]() |
Itsrm:In Lagos this is a very risky move; Landlord for Lagos fit wake one morning tell u say he don sell house and new owner dey come takeover the building in 3 months time ![]() |
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