₦airaland Forum

Truvelisback:
I asked because it is really disheartening. After spending lots of money in tertiary schools, one still ended up struggling financially and to get a well paying job. This sometimes makes one look like an illiterate to some folks.

writeprof:
What do you mean by the word "success" in this context?

lexy2014:
if you do not know what education is, how then are you asking "Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria?"

Truvelisback:
From what i said so far, you should have known that i know what education is. I only wrote the expectations of most Nigerians from students who are done with schooling.

Truvelisback:
I don't know. Explain it to me.

dollytino4real:
Capital letter YES, it gives u wide range of what to do to generate the success u need

LarryMurphy:
Yes, Education Is Still The Key To Success.
However, they have changed the padlock for most Nigerians!

lexy2014:
Are these the words of ?most students who are done with schooling" or are they your words?



if you do not know what education is, how then are you asking "Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria?"

Truvelisback:
Keep finding errors in my typing, forgeting that you made errors too . It's obvious you are deeply hurt by my post.

Truvelisback:
From what i said so far, you should have known that i know what education is. I only wrote the expectations of most Nigerians from students who are done with schooling.

Truvelisback:
I don't know. Explain it to me.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

Truvelisback:
In Nigeria, once your education doesn't make you financially bouyant or put food on your table, it seems useless to them. As a matter of fact, most of us believed that finishing tertiary institutions would make us turn rich over night, build our own houses and have our own cars. That was the drive we had that prompted us to tertiary schools.

suckprick:
There's a difference between Education and academic. Education is acquired everywhere (informal and formal). While academics is formal education. For crying out loud, dangote is educated business wise, every successful person is educated in their field. It doesn't have to be in the classroom( formal). Without education of any form, you can't be successful. So education is the key to success koz it gives you vital information needed to succeed in your field while academics doesn't always hold the key.

PerfectStranger:
So many of them even in government offices.

We call them educated illiterates