mvem:
...ya and the people in it are doomed too like you...why look for a way to leave when Niger border is not far...easy transit to Libya via Niger through katsina or zamfara....the things with u guyz is u dont watch news or read to see the outside world...the world itself is very bad with wars and unfair stuff going on in many countries....see the war in syria, conflict in south sudan, congo,burundi, somalia, the famine in north korea, ethiopia, erithrea, the poverty in cambodia,mynammar, Africa, unemployment rate increasing in many countries, the gun deaths in the US, and the developed world is not left out with more than half of the population of these countries are unhappy.... a lot are happening around the world and i bet ur place might be heaven for many....these are no excuses for whats happening but to brace oneself and be logical....look at the broader picture and reason beyond boundaries....

Bros your reply is too long sef. Just tell him a lizard in nigeria cannot be a crocodile abroad. Let me him keep seeing doom while others are making the best of it

FlyboyZee:

Laughable? Some researches are so tasking that you become so exhausted...

Please, don't laugh at me, mock me or yab me if you ain't been in my shoes...

What has ever been achieved with the miserable research? NOTHING!

RUBBISH
98% of Nigerian lecturers are illiterate dolts

Xisnin:

Research is not for lazy minds!

Hopeless research that ends up on the shelves.


WHAT HAS EVER BEEN ACHIEVED WITH THE SO-CALLED USELESS RESEARCH? NOTHING MEANINGFUL

igboOSU:

Hopeless research that ends up on the shelves.


WHAT HAS EVER BEEN ACHIEVED WITH THE SO-CALLED USELESS RESEARCH? NOTHING MEANINGFUL

Which research?
Never discuss what you don't understand.

TheKingIsHere:
Am sorry to say this but this country is DOOMED.

It is just a matter of time. Very soon, nothing will work.

My advice, start looking for how to leave this shiithole

Have you left already lazy man?
Go and become a burden to another country whose citizens work hard to make it work.
Shior

Xisnin:

Which research?
Never discuss what you don't understand.

Just shut up your mouth if you don't have any reasonable thing to say.

igboOSU:

Just shut up your mouth if you don't have any reasonable thing to say.

Go make noise with your fellow illiterates. This is not a thread for dumb people.

Xisnin:


Go make noise with your fellow illiterates. This is not a thread for dumb people.

Lol
So says the illiterate dolt

YemziAdez:
While I agree with some of the stated information, I cannot help but say that some of them are anecdotal.

I've been involved in a number of research projects, and I must say, we (Nigerians) are doing our best.

The last research project I volunteered on was on the study of insectivorous bats across different elevations on Afi and Obudu mountains in Cross River State.

My lecturer, who came from the USA won a number of research grants, and I must say, I've never ever in my life, seen the kind of equipments she bought upon Her arrival in Nigeria.

At the end of the project, we discovered that the population and/or diversity of bats on the mountain decreases as we ascend. Some of the findings will be published sooner rather than later (as the one shared is just a slice of the project).

But the big question is will our policy makers adhere to the suggestions and comments made in the article(s)?

If all of these are not tackled - by waking the government and policy makers from their dogmatic slumber, I'm afraid some folks will keep assuming that researchers (although not all) are squandering the research grants received.

Cheers

Publish it, then we’ll know you did your work and that it’s the government that’s lacking.

Every one wants to blame the asinine government.

EgunMogaji:


Publish it, then we’ll know you did your work and that it’s the government that’s lacking.

Every one wants to blame the asinine government.

Brother,

We have published a number of articles on the control of insect pests using alternative resources other than synthetic insecticides (raid et al) but our policy makers are seemingly not interested in indigenous innovations.

Consequently, I'm not just putting blames on the government, and I'm sure to an extent, that you can categorically validate and/or testify to the lackadaisical attitude of the government as regards to the utilization of indigenous creativity and innovation.

FlyboyZee:

Laughable? Some researches are so tasking that you become so exhausted...

Please, don't laugh at me, mock me or yab me if you ain't been in my shoes...

u re just a lazy soul, jare.
Go out there and see what pple ve to go through to earn half ur pay with jobs more physically exhausting and more intellectually demanding.
They ve been wasting billions as fund for research for lecturers with nothing to show for it.
We ve doctors and professors in Agric, yet most university farm lands re wasting uncultivated.

Dont give me that crap

Pavore9:


If you knew how drudgery research work can be, you'll even recommend for an all expenses paid holiday abroad for the lecturer to go chill after the conclusion of a research project.

There is nothing scary about research work unless one never had passion for it in the first place!

I hope you understand that drudgery and scary are not the same?

Nasir123:


Just listen to yourself

If u are tired of being a lecturer, why don't you quit?
Is this the way 'they do' in de developed world?

Lazy and corrupt minded people everywhere.
How can this country be better for goodness sake?

Nonsense.

Give us the same conditions they have in those your so-called developed worlds and see if you'll be saying same shit again.

Philip Emegwali comes to mind...

igboOSU:

What has ever been achieved with the miserable research? NOTHING!

RUBBISH
98% of Nigerian lecturers are illiterate dolts

Illiterate dolts that educated you. I hope you understand that you are a product of your education?

You are not different from the SSANU President who went on strike for insufficient remuneration, but is now protesting in Abuja against academic staff...

FlyboyZee:

Illiterate dolts that educated you. I hope you understand that you are a product of your education?

You are not different from the SSANU President who went on strike for insufficient remuneration, but is now protesting in Abuja against academic staff...

I'm a product of the few 2%.
Now fùck off!