₦airaland Forum

RICKYMARIO:
As for the undergraduate level, most of the Nigerian unis offer only general psychology. The other related course I know is guidance and counselling. Then I only know of developmental psychology (which could encompass childhood and adolescence) at the PG level. But I'll try to find out the courses offered at PG level in my school.

Thanks for the info, just wish B. A Counselling psychology is available as against what you noted is being offered, hoping we get to soon offer that so that right from the first semester one knows he is training to be a psychotherapist.

Looking forward to knowing what is being offered at the PG level.

AnonyNymous:
Why is it always in Africa these things happen?

Because it is the sad alternative to poor health care system!

Nice one. Probably their benefactor.

It finally ends, back to reality.

RICKYMARIO:
Psychology is a very wonderful course, the only thing is that it is not well appreciated and developed here in Nigeria
1. It depends on the school. for instance, here in UNN, Biology is compulsory, so it's English, biology & any other two subjects
2. university of Nigeria Nsukka. It will interest you to know that it's the first Nigerian university to have a department in psycholoy.
3. It's still the general cut off mark (180).
4. Four years. During these four years general psychology will be taught, so if he wants a career in psychology, he definitely has to go for post graduate studies.
5. Anywhere from schools, hospitals, law enforcement, etc
6.Maths, English, biology etc. Still depends on his choice institution.
7. Still an undergraduate in psychology and I can tell you its been a very wonderful experience.
8. Simply put, psychology has a lot of uses in our environment since it studies human behaviour it means we can be able to predict, describe, & even control human behaviour for the betterment of man.

Hope this was a bit helpful.

Is any school in Nigeria offering Counseling psychology at the undergraduate level and Child and adolescent counselling in the Masters level?

CriticMaestro:
So in your own words u mean to tell me all women are the same? Kiddo

That is someone's mother, don't get it twisted! Your initial post reflects your level of mental development.

CriticMaestro:
Dat him mama open nyash quick

Will you feel comfortable if such words are used in relation with your mother?

Tomorrow is pregnant.

Okorocha is not seeing my 10 kobo, make I see who go block me!

The toxicity of the Nigerian system diminishes the chances of our youth excelling in their desired path.

tensazangetsu20:
All this for just a year with a 99 percent probability of coming back to Nigeria jobless and dashing your parents hard earned money to the Queen of England not worth it IMHO.

I get your perspective and that's why it is really important to research on foreign schools factoring the possibility of earning an income while studying, does it offer one the option to stay behind after graduation and is it a stepping stone to a desired third country?

Nigerians go to fellow African countries for studies not because of their exceptional standards but because of the "coded" opportunities to travel out of Africa when the school is on break and many never return.

Those who know, knows.

tensazangetsu20:
Well all those Nigerians running to those funny UK universities with names like coventry and anglia ruskin you can save that money and attend our own UI it's ranked higher than coventry and is very cheap

What of the exposure of multicultural setting? Opportunity to experience a different lifestyle?

Who serves Alomo at weddings?

Hian!

“I was in the University of Zik in Akwa in Anambra State on Wednesday on the invitation of the university. There is no student in public universities that can speak English in an error-free manner like the head boy of my secondary, who just finished addressing us now".......See yabbing!

rvp2017:
And so while we export nearly half billion dollars worth of textile to US - we import about the same as second hand clothes (about 100,000 tonnes ) - or 4,000 trucks of clothes- worth about 100M usd.

So maybe there is something to learn about Nigeria prints But kenyans are so used to western clothing - I don't think they can wear multi-colored print everyday - so we will continue wearing second hand or last season clothes dumped to us from the US.

The urban Kenyan woman is increasingly appreciating the Nigerian prints and designs as you need to see the volumes of fabrics coming into Nairobi from Lagos on a weekly basis.

There is a quiet influx of Nigerian trained tailors into Nairobi, then sew in their apartments and some sharp minded Kenyans buy off from them and upload for sale on Kilimani mums etc after the Nigerian has made a healthy profit

rvp2017:
A good start - hope we see it soon in our supermaket and stores. Maybe your banks can donate one advertisement slot in CNN for this...people would love those African prints! I think I have two or three...that I bought in Uganda. Kenya we just do western kind of clothing.

Don't be like our congolese..who spend all the day bleaching, buying expensive perfumes, fashion and dancing lingala tunes..while their country which like nigeria has incredible natural resources is mirred in poverty.

Actually you guys are CONGOLESE twins. All you dream about is to peacock around in multi-colored african prints if not dancing and making merry!!!

Yes we share so much with the Congolese. When you talk of food, they are so very close to Nigeria. Do get a lot of food items from Congo which are obtainable back home in Nigeria.

A good chunk of the Kitenge sold in Kenya comes in from Nigeria. It is common to hear Swahili being spoken by Kenyans who frequent Balogun market, which is a known fabric market in Lagos.

HenryQuest:
By tomorrow APC and Lai Mohammed would count this as an achievement!

Or even tell Nigerians that drumming can create 30million employment opportunities for the lazy youths!

If it rolls in foreign currencies, it will be an achievement.

wristbangle:
It all dawn to the past and present leaders who represented or still representing us at federal, state and local level.

It gives me a lot of concern that this country may take 1000years to fix even if we have the right leaders at the helm of power.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44, what's your view about this?

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Nigeria may no longer be in existence in the next 50 years, probably balkanized.

Samsimple:
Game shop.. Ps2 only just find a shop close to a public secondary school

It is just like advising someone to set up a weed joint near a public secondary school!

Wishing them the best.

1stola:


Old hag

You need not extend your bitterness to her as you don't count in her life neither does she in yours.

Aging gracefully.

dafeyankee:
We have seen the house.

We have seen the cars.

We have seen the engagement ring.

We have seen your success.

Now show us the man.

#TeamShowUsYourMan.

Why is her not yet marriesd, causing you personal distress?

From Okoko to the U. S, e no easy o!

sojikul:
Look at what he wear on graduation of law, somebody wear hija in Nigeria there will be war

More of a cultural display and since it is acceptable by the University, there is no need for the grouse.

Inspiring,e no easy.

no1madman:
u sabi dem well. . .especially d kikuyi tribe. . .oyibos dey hear weeeeeeen. .

Those Kikuyu ladies eyes dey tear wella!

It is not a big deal as it is even a common sight within Kenya.

HeavenIsSoReall:
What will happen to the accumulated rents considering our judicial system that's always slow in delivering judgement, What if the court decides to seal the house pending the outcome of the case?. I would have packed out but I still have eight months left.

The court may likely provide a neutral account where rent would be paid in while ownership is being determined.

A Legend no matter what.

The Ugandan university swiftly dealt with similar issue while OAU is busy dragging its feet.