₦airaland Forum

SmartPolician:
The FG cannot punish everyone for the sins of a few people. I think they should ban Nigerians from studying in those countries, going forward.

As for now, the deed is already done. Allow current students to finish their courses or transfer them to Nigerian universities.

Marvieduke:
Eeyaaaa I can see that my words pained you...... Ogun lo ma pa danu, Eranko, baale atole.

Marvieduke:
Eeyaaaa I can see that my words pained you...... Ogun lo ma pa danu, Eranko, baale atole.

Goodnewsforlife:
ogun lo ma paa baba e ati iya e danu

Won ni jeun omo
Wa shanku mo won loju ni

Greenback:
Yeeeparipa!!!!
Dem don finish goodnewsforlife be that oooo!!!!

drsteroid:
I think the Federal government get an independent body to do a thorough investigation to unravel those involved rather than punish innocent ones among them.
This wouldn't have happened without the connivance of Ministry of education staffs, NUC staffs and Nysc staffs. I believed most of those schools in Benin Republic were just money making ventures for the school owners with little or no knowledge gained by those schooling there.

mignone:
Serves them all right!

I know these schools, well.
There's even this Pan-African University institute or so, I don't know if it's also listed. Students don't fail there, even if absent.
Just pay& get a full degree with well arranged transcript and all.

Most students who go to those places advertised to each other, how easy it is to gain admission, less rigorous it is to get degrees there, whether or not u want to attend classes.
I mean actually doing nothing scholarly- they keep going to/fro Benin/Togo/Nigeria doing businesses. Majority of them can't even pass for an OND holder after everything, go see them, especially d girls.

What about d so-called universities?They don't have facilities. Most can't stand d size of nigerian public secondary school compounds.

Jeezuzpick:
So......?

In this case, I think it should be an issue of whether the FG was right or not, instead of how many people are affected.

What of the effect of thousands of potentially unfit "professionals" dumped on the Nigerian populace?

It's too bad this is where we are as a country, though.

Let there be thorough investigation. Maybe a regularisation system should be put in place for the current graduates and students from those schools, after which an absolute ban should be in place.

zebszebs:
Staff is Staff, there is nothing like "staffs".

Don't let me correct you again, because it won't be funny.

fuck419:
Do you know the crimes committed in the Nigeria Education sector? It's more than what is happening out there.

So, do we ban the entire Education sector in Nigeria?

The headquarters of education fraud trying to punish a learner in this regard.

Togo and Benin Republic should just adop measures to prevent subsequent crime and sanction the institutions affected. Nigeria can govto hell with their ban.

Infact, Togo and Benin should also ban Nigerian students from coming to overcrowd their institutions.

IamtheTruth1:
So a system created to govern a defined set of people should create law that will only suit 2% of the defined people and the laws shouldn’t be considered how it affects the remaining 98% just because the law creators feel it is just?

You can’t support APC and not be stupid. Jezz

Marvieduke:
If our system was good what will make them go to countries like Benin and Togo for certificate racketeering, our education system that is always affected by strike.

koolib:
Nigerians would do anything to earn 'foreign' degrees. Imagine 15000 in Benin? Ridiculous!

jeff1993:
This FG is the most insensitive I have seen .... even bros BUBU dey learn work for where him dey!!!

There are good Uni and also bad Uni in those foreign countries mentioned..... Will u throw away the baby with the bath water also??

. Fix our educational system so that our youth will stop running to those mushroom countries to study.

He should also ban those ones in Sudan and Somalia where all those northerners go to study and get mushroom certificate too ooooo

teadrake:
Not necessarily the issue of strike. Majority of them are looking for easy avenue to escape JAMB, Post-UTME and lesser academic year. Imagine patronizing Higher Education in an Institution where you'll only spend 2 years for a 5 year course. Would you blame the government for that

adecz:
Those seeking for easy degrees
in Benin Republic think say dem wise❗️❗️


When scholars are spending at least 4
years post WAEC to get degree in Nigeria,
these ones will step across the border to
Benin Republic and come back with degree
after 1½ years and get drafted to do NYSC.


I know of a friend's child that did
WAEC in 2018 and graduated from
a Cotonou university by late 2020 !!😮

Marvieduke:
You have spoken well.

joefelin2345:
He has spoken rubbish my friend. Why does our Govt makes it so hard & difficult for its citizens in the first place? Asking HND to still spend whole years for Top-up Degrees instead of one year even in the Western/Advanced countries.

Britishcoins:
Nigeria is not working, what is the difference from buying certificate in Benin Republic and paying bribe to lecturers to pass exams in Nigeria.. Let the charity begins at home.. Our education system is highly corrupted..

Marvieduke:
I wanted saying the same thing but you didn't have to say he has spoken rubbish, we are entitled to our opinions, he only expressed what he felt and I too kind of see reasons to it, just as you too also pointed out yours which I stand with..... #please_let_be_civil

joefelin2345:
Apology for saying such but no harm meant only that the whole thing is very very annoying. How can FME & NUC even equate a 4 year course in Nigeria with a 3 year course in Benin Republic. in the first instance for God's sake? To make the matter worse, Nigerians studying in their own country has to pass JAMB & Post JAMB while those studying in Benin gained Direct Entry with just WAEC/O Level? Is that not absurd? We need to be critical critics of a critical situation in this matter.

SmartPolician:
The FG cannot punish everyone for the sins of a few people. I think they should ban Nigerians from studying in those countries, going forward.

As for now, the deed is already done. Allow current students to finish their courses or transfer them to Nigerian universities.