₦airaland Forum

MONITZ:
Nigeria,giant of Africa my foot.When a project like this is even initiated at all ,it would be trailed by nepotism ,bribery ,tribalism and man know man syndrome,I could remember when a refurbishment of all the federal government teaching hospitals was to be carried out ,the equipment that were imported were almost going out of fashion,then some of the teaching hospitals were not touched at all despite having budgeted the monies for this sole purpose,ur guess is as good as mine, the monies went into party members pockets.....


We re just not ready to love forward as a nation....

modsfucker:
Ghana did not disintegrate to reach here

Ghana did not restructure to reach here

Ghana operates no state police

Ghana operates no resource control

Ghana is also multi ethnic/religious.

What Ghana did was to pursue good leadership and eliminate corrupt officials and tendencies regardless of ethnicity.....

Nnamdi Kanu is an ethnic jingoist.

SalamRushdie:
Ghana is not ordinary bro , the have a higher average IQ than Nigeria and that is responsible for most of the sanity we see where we travel to Ghana.

centvin008:
Students of the of Ghana Medical School for some years now have been faced with a lot of challenges including the deplorable nature of their hostels and difficulty they endure in transporting themselves daily from the main campus to Korle-Bu for their studies.

Today, it’s exciting to know that, the next batch of UG medical school students will not suffer the same fate. Thanks to President John Dramani Mahama, the narrative has changed for our future medical practitioners.
In a few weeks, President John Mahama will commission the new 600-bed capacity University of Ghana Medical College situated on the University of Ghana, Legon campus.
Apart from providing a serene atmosphere for effective teaching and learning,this project will also significantly boost the university’s efforts to develop World-Class Human Resources and Capabilities to meet National Development needs and Global Challenges.
These exciting US medical college photos will make you want to become a medical student.
This project is Timely and a game changer especially for our medical school students and for an improved healthcare delivery in Ghana.

http://www.jbklutse.com/university-of-ghana-medical-college-photos/

centvin008:
Students of the of Ghana Medical School for some years now have been faced with a lot of challenges including the deplorable nature of their hostels and difficulty they endure in transporting themselves daily from the main campus to Korle-Bu for their studies.

Today, it’s exciting to know that, the next batch of UG medical school students will not suffer the same fate. Thanks to President John Dramani Mahama, the narrative has changed for our future medical practitioners.
In a few weeks, President John Mahama will commission the new 600-bed capacity University of Ghana Medical College situated on the University of Ghana, Legon campus.
Apart from providing a serene atmosphere for effective teaching and learning,this project will also significantly boost the university’s efforts to develop World-Class Human Resources and Capabilities to meet National Development needs and Global Challenges.
These exciting US medical college photos will make you want to become a medical student.
This project is Timely and a game changer especially for our medical school students and for an improved healthcare delivery in Ghana.

http://www.jbklutse.com/university-of-ghana-medical-college-photos/

Freemancipation:
You are comparing apples to oranges.

Unlike Nigeria that has 3 major ethnic groups, Ghana has one dominant ethnic group both in land size and population ( the Ashanti). What ever majority of them decides is the direction the nation goes.

sKeetz:
You guys are yet to understand that good quality education is not cheap. As at last I check, medical students in Ghana pay as much as $2200 per year which is still very cheap when compared to other notable universities in Africa. And these university is still funded by the government.

If something like these is built in unilag or other federal unis and fees are increased so as to be able to maintain it, you will be the same people to start protesting. The sooner we come to terms with the fact that quality education is not cheap, the better for all of us.

We like things to be given to us on a platter but still complain that they are not enough. That's why we churn out half baked unemployable graduates every year and still complain of the fall in the standard of education.

If you think education is cheap, try ignorance.

sKeetz:
You guys are yet to understand that good quality education is not cheap. As at last I check, medical students in Ghana pay as much as $2200 per year which is still very cheap when compared to other notable universities in Africa. And these university is still funded by the government.

If something like these is built in unilag or other federal unis and fees are increased so as to be able to maintain it, you will be the same people to start protesting. The sooner we come to terms with the fact that quality education is not cheap, the better for all of us.

We like things to be given to us on a platter but still complain that they are not enough. That's why we churn out half baked unemployable graduates every year and still complain of the fall in the standard of education.

If you think education is cheap, try ignorance.

MONITZ:
Nigeria,giant of Africa my foot.When a project like this is even initiated at all ,it would be trailed by nepotism ,bribery ,tribalism and man know man syndrome,I could remember when a refurbishment of all the federal government teaching hospitals was to be carried out ,the equipment that were imported were almost going out of fashion,then some of the teaching hospitals were not touched at all despite having budgeted the monies for this sole purpose,ur guess is as good as mine, the monies went into party members pockets.....


We re just not ready to love forward as a nation....

PrinceMario:
But education in Germany is cheap. A quality one at that.

Freemancipation:
You are comparing apples to oranges.

Unlike Nigeria that has 3 major ethnic groups, Ghana has one dominant ethnic group both in land size and population ( the Ashanti). What ever majority of them decides is the direction the nation goes.

kayjee101:
I don't believe that building is actually in Ghana.

Nukilia:
Let nobody complain about the Nigerian system, we have all contributed to the terrible state of the country.
During the next election, let us all go ahead and vote for a cow herder with no proven track record of honesty.
Let's all cast our votes for politicians who keep sending their children abroad and preach about loving Nigeria.
Let's vote for politicians with track record of corruption.
I believe we shouldn't forget to vote for a politician who believes overseas treatment is the best.

A program of two years in the university turns to four years and your hear some people shouting Great..... What...what...what

Religiously terrible nation.

Oladipo1166:
rubbish !!!, Nigeria as better school than this.

sKeetz:
You guys are yet to understand that good quality education is not cheap. As at last I check, medical students in Ghana pay as much as $2200 per year which is still very cheap when compared to other notable universities in Africa. And these university is still funded by the government.

If something like these is built in unilag or other federal unis and fees are increased so as to be able to maintain it, you will be the same people to start protesting. The sooner we come to terms with the fact that quality education is not cheap, the better for all of us.

We like things to be given to us on a platter but still complain that they are not enough. That's why we churn out half baked unemployable graduates every year and still complain of the fall in the standard of education.

If you think education is cheap, try ignorance.

Statsocial:
Huh to be sincere I am jealous.... Lalasticlala I think we all need to see this.


We need to realise Nigeria can't fund all its universities to World Class. We need to pick 6(one from each region) flagship universities like the ivy leagues or C9 of China and fund it excessively like Ghana funds the university of Ghana, so that those universities can in turn help to solve some of our top most national problems.
Those universities would be
1) Mandated to reduce their various enrollment sizes to NUC recommended capacities.
2) Encouraged to put more emphasis on postgraduate/research education.
3) Allowed to determine its fees in line with an agreed aggregate with FG(Not expensive but not outrageously low)
4) Encouraged to do away with Catchment policies and Elds consideration for undergraduate enrollment and staff recruitment.
5) Encouraged to remain comprehensive universities but with a degree of speciality in certain disciplines e.g UI for Medicine/Surgery, ABU for Military research, UNN for renewable energy
6) Mandated to do away with ASUU
7) Encouraged to tap into industry partnership for more income.
Encouraged to create an important metric that assess researchers relevance in Scopus and Thompson Reuters web of science and base staff promotion on it.
9) Excessively funded by govt. Recommendation would be to allocate additional funds of 25 billion per university.
10) Mandated to publish annual independent financial audit report by either PwC or KPMG which would be posted on the University website as done by many world class university.
11) Encouraged to have a strong and updated internet presence to boost visibility of the universities. UI and UNN websites looks like junk.
12) Govt set up an apolitical technical committee and assess the performance of these universities across their core mandate, research relevance, international outlook and rankings(especially Times and ARWU)

So that would be 150 billion more for our flagship universities. Considering the fact that the Nigerian senate takes just about that amount as its annual budget then that shouldn't be too hard for Nigeria to afford.

Statsocial:
Huh to be sincere I am jealous.... Lalasticlala I think we all need to see this.


We need to realise Nigeria can't fund all its universities to World Class. We need to pick 6(one from each region) flagship universities like the ivy leagues or C9 of China and fund it excessively like Ghana funds the university of Ghana, so that those universities can in turn help to solve some of our top most national problems.
Those universities would be
1) Mandated to reduce their various enrollment sizes to NUC recommended capacities.
2) Encouraged to put more emphasis on postgraduate/research education.
3) Allowed to determine its fees in line with an agreed aggregate with FG(Not expensive but not outrageously low)
4) Encouraged to do away with Catchment policies and Elds consideration for undergraduate enrollment and staff recruitment.
5) Encouraged to remain comprehensive universities but with a degree of speciality in certain disciplines e.g UI for Medicine/Surgery, ABU for Military research, UNN for renewable energy
6) Mandated to do away with ASUU
7) Encouraged to tap into industry partnership for more income.
Encouraged to create an important metric that assess researchers relevance in Scopus and Thompson Reuters web of science and base staff promotion on it.
9) Excessively funded by govt. Recommendation would be to allocate additional funds of 25 billion per university.
10) Mandated to publish annual independent financial audit report by either PwC or KPMG which would be posted on the University website as done by many world class university.
11) Encouraged to have a strong and updated internet presence to boost visibility of the universities. UI and UNN websites looks like junk.
12) Govt set up an apolitical technical committee and assess the performance of these universities across their core mandate, research relevance, international outlook and rankings(especially Times and ARWU)

So that would be 150 billion more for our flagship universities. Considering the fact that the Nigerian senate takes just about that amount as its annual budget then that shouldn't be too hard for Nigeria to afford.

badmussy:
Before Nigerians jump on this as usual. Compare the fees

https://www.ug.edu.gh/sites/default/files/documents/2017%20-%202018%20-%20college%20of%20health%20sciences.pdf

Convert to Naira. Use Full fee paying for Ghanaian citizens.

NwaAmaikpe:



Medical schools should not be this fine...

Students should go through some discomfort for them to excel.

Reference:
Not only that. Nigerians with an enormous population then breed like rats. You see an average family having five children seeking university education, asking the government to pay the equivalent of about 30 million per head over the course of the program. Tell me. How can any government do that and still provide infrastructure like this.

Folks if you have more than one brother or sister growing up right now and will qualify for college education soon and you or your parents have no intent of paying the right fees to push them through and you support the way this country is structured then you have ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT TO COMMENT NEGATIVELY ABOUT NIGERIA ON THIS THREAD because you are part and parcel of this problem, period.

What you see in Ghana and Benin and South Africa and England and Japan and....are small, sustainable populations who donot think college degrees are tickets to heaven but value them as instruments of personal and corporate development so are willing to pay the right sums to obtain them and if not have small families they can cater for. Yes, folks in the developed world jump through hurdles to get their wards college degrees, some paying huge debts years after graduation. That is value.

Themandator:
While not making excuses for the ruling class we must understand that Nigeria's size and system of governance is her undoing . If there was true federalism quality structures like this would abound in the different region according to their prioritisation of education but the case is different ... Money is spent in the wrong project and in the wrong place .... Federally owned schools litters the place with no adequate funding ...


If the country reduces the numbers of federally owned institution to one per zone and privatise the remain , the country can then afford the resources to upgrade to 21st learning environment.

sKeetz:
You guys are yet to understand that good quality education is not cheap. As at last I check, medical students in Ghana pay as much as $2200 per year which is still very cheap when compared to other notable universities in Africa. And these university is still funded by the government.

If something like these is built in unilag or other federal unis and fees are increased so as to be able to maintain it, you will be the same people to start protesting. The sooner we come to terms with the fact that quality education is not cheap, the better for all of us.

We like things to be given to us on a platter but still complain that they are not enough. That's why we churn out half baked unemployable graduates every year and still complain of the fall in the standard of education.

If you think education is cheap, try ignorance.

TrumpDonald2:
Boy, I totally disagree with you on this. There are countries running a free education system that is up to standard and Nigeria has the resources too to make it happen. But no, we allocate our money to politicians and political office holders. We need to change our priorities bro.

In countries where there are no resources, the students can be taxed heavily for it. But not Nigeria...definitely not Nigeria.

lomprico:
Who is talking about education being cheap or not?
See wetin ghana government build, u dey here dey yarn dust. Zombie!