Congrats..

Cutehector:
PhD in business administration? Really? When Nigeria's problem is fixated on IT and agriculture.. Please..

one thing is to design a product another is to convince people to buy it.

ambassadorgozie:




I did everything in Nigeria public university.. Will be done at 27 years

does 27 and 25 look same to u?

chrisbaxtian:



I doubt if she would have been able to get this degree at the university of Ibadan at such a young age. Anyway good luck to her.

Abi na! all those 'five rounds for E lecturers'

Cutehector:
PhD in business administration? Really? When Nigeria's problem is fixated on IT and agriculture.. Please..

You can go force her to study IT or Agric related course.
What do we do about the thousands of subsidized IT and Agric related grads the FG is subsidizing who end up in Banking sector?
According to Prof Okebukola, Less than 20% of microbiology grads form UI end up practicing microbiology. The money spend by FG in subsidizing the remaining 80%+ is wasted. That's taxpayers money. Talk about that and leave private people alone.

HigherEd:
you ppl do misplaced protest in Nigeria. A person is celebrating her personal achievement and you are talking about Nigeria. Who told you she is a Nigerian citizen by passport sef?
The three universities she graduated from would trump any of your useless federal universities on any level so keep quiet. Abi who in their right senses would study in the UK and return to do an advanced degree in a public Nigerian uni....

Hahahaha. That's my reply!

nenergy:
How does all these education help our country? So many graduates, professors and professionals, yet we're still under-developed.

Fellow citizens, don't waste your money on higher education. Use the time and money to build value, then society will give you honorary PhD

How come we don't know you with your beautiful advice?kindly apply it first so others can learn from you..just say congrats and pass next time

mayze:

How come we don't know you with your beautiful advice?kindly apply it first so others can learn from you..just say congrats and pass next time

Hahaha. Next!

I will like to beat her record. Congratulations to her, please did covenant offer her a lecturing job?

Please who is the youngest ever phd in nigeria?

congrats to her but that doesn't mean that she can't be fuckt.

nenergy:
How does all these education help our country? So many graduates, professors and professionals, yet we're still under-developed.

Fellow citizens, don't waste your money on higher education. Use the time and money to build value, then society will give you honorary PhD

It is because Nigeria is yet to offer a structural or organized system where the thesis writing by the PHD and master holder can be implement. we have lot of fantastic research rotting in our university shelf that can simply shape the future of this country positively, country such as Germany continue to developed through most of the researched that are outsourced from Fraunhofer, Max-Planck, Leibniz, etc. and likewise many advanced country, Nigeria we begin to develop if we set up a body that will analysed and implement these researched literature instead of using it to decorate university shelf .

SpoiltVirgin:
I will like to beat her record. Congratulations to her, please did covenant offer her a lecturing job?

Yes they did

Shedrack777:
i doubt if she started from primary to that level in nigeria. in nigeria, you can't achieve that at such age in naija

Could be possible in Nigeria, but the Jamb factor and shitty admission process alone is enough to stagnate your academic goals by 5 years...
I left sec school at 14...but here I am 3 years later praying to get admitted while my friend at NJIT will be rounding off soon...

Congratulations to her...Its good to see people who can inspire other women and motivate men as well...not just the rubbish this generation is known for.

I know some naysayers will come and fault her Ph.d degree simply because she got it from a private university...or because she's 25 and they feel you need to have graying hair before you can be awarded a doctorate.

Na una sabi, if e pain you too much, go carry cane flog Oyedepo and hin board of Regents.

SpoiltVirgin:
Please who is the youngest ever phd in nigeria?

https://www.nairaland.com/3027313/6-youngest-phd-holders-nigeria#44373547

That's the one I know of.

haywire07:
It's all about money

Make I hear say u attend public Nigerian schools and you can achieve this.

Let's assume she finished secondary school at 14.

She attended a foreign university and spent 3years (there are courses abroad that are 3 years. Our overhyped architecture of 4-5 years is 3years in UK)

So at 17 she did Msc of two years and finished at 19.

Six years after she completed her PhD. (how many years is PhD?)

I'm sure she's just about to go for NYSC.

I repeat It's all about money !!!!

Sir, how's Architecture over hyped?

We graduated from the same secondary school!!!!

Really proud of her

Cutehector:
Just a piece of paper.... No value added to the nation.

only time can tell...

CodeTemplar:
You can go force her to study IT or Agric related course.
What do we do about the thousands of subsidized IT and Agric related grads the FG is subsidizing who end up in Banking sector?
According to Prof Okebukola, Less than 20% of microbiology grads form UI end up practicing microbiology. The money spend by FG in subsidizing the remaining 80%+ is wasted. That's taxpayers money. Talk about that and leave private people alone.

What are you saying? How many jobs exist for microbiology graduates in this country? Add all the job opportunities in the food & beverage industry, healthcare sector etc together, and it would still not be enough to absorb all the microbiology graduates, from our universities. So how is it their fault, if they eventually end up in the banking sector? Or should they starve to death, while waiting for a job in a field related to their area of specialisation?

HigherEd:
At 25yrs old Deborah Motilewa Bolanle officially becomes Covenant University youngest PhD holder to ever be produced from the University.

The 25 yr old Graduate of Dublin Business School, Ireland(BA), University of Aberdeen, Econs(MA) added another feather to her cap by becoming a PhD holder of Business Administration, Covenant university. She took to twitter and Instagram to celebrate her new feat.

TheVictorious DesyNer SammieJayh lalasticlala spoiltvirgin mynd44 seun

https://www.newsdey.ng/hottest/25yr-old-becomes-the-youngest-phd-holder-ever-produced-by-covenant-university-pics/

For her to have graduated at 25, it is unlikely that she had any years of actual work experience, in the public or private sector. In the past, you needed to show proof of work experience, before being admitted to the Ph.D programme in public universities. I guess that criteria has been waived in private universities.

Earthbound:
We graduated from the same secondary school!!!!

Really proud of her

Chrisland?

laudate:


What are you saying? How many jobs exist for microbiology graduates in this country? Add all the job opportunities in the food & beverage industry, healthcare sector etc together, and it would still not be enough to absorb all the microbiology graduates, from our universities. So how is it their fault, if they eventually end up in the banking sector? Or should they starve to death, while waiting for a job in a field related to their area of specialisation?

There are some field where it is easier to startup a venture. IT is one of them and Microbiology is another.
Can you imagine a Computer Science grad who studied programming riding keke out of joblessness? the fact that a laptop is much cheaper than a keke will interpreted to mean the comp sci grad isn't competent enough to program.

Same logic applies for Microbiology grad from UI. If we must talk about people studying courses we need as a nation then private people should be left out and the subsidized grad should be considered first. Govt is suppose to create enabling environment for job creation and not direct jobs.

laudate:

For her to have graduated at 25, it is unlikely that she had any years of actual work experience, in the public or private sector. In the past, you needed to show proof of work experience, before being admitted to the Ph.D programme in public universities. I guess that criteria has been waived in private universities.

That criteria is outdated.

The girl really did her planning well, I appreciate God in her life.congratulations

DrPurple:
Why Not If One's Know What He's Doing...

its not about you knowing what you're doing, its about the university strike jamb stuff. because right now, it's not by knowledge you pass jamb it's by luck (courtesy of bad marking) and what of the normal nigerian strike.
she might have achieved that in nigeria, but that'll be through luck and grace of God

After 10yrs you will still be jobless

Cutehector:
Just a piece of paper.... No value added to the nation.

Must u comment? if u can't say congratulations to d young lady just keep quiet and stop hating irrelevantly.

Wow, congrats lady.

CodeTemplar:
Have you gone through her work(s)?
Stop hating indiscriminately.

No mind those with PhD in hatred at 45

Congrats to her, but why didn't she just finished everything abroad now? A zeal for something Nigerian?? Once again, congrats to her.

In another news, the 16 years old boy who got the highest score (343) in Jamb UTME wrote the exams last year when he was 15 years and scored 299. He wasn't admitted due to age factor because he was less than 16 years.
P.hd and she's 25 years?
Lets assume She started school at 16 years mark.
Read 4 years B.Sc programme
Served the bleeped nation and her fatherland for 1 year
Master Degree (M.Sc) 1 year
P.hd for 3 years

Total years spent is 25 years.

She sha go the school quick.