femi4:
But your English is weak

imitateMe:
Just as Nigeria is good at winning u16 football cup; in the same vein, Nigeria loves producing first class graduates at BSc level.
You can't compete with the whites at advanced level All these talk talk won't get us anywhere; we are NOT INTELLIGENT enough!!

How many of our programmers can hack better than the Indians, Americans and Europeans? At least we all have computers. How many Nigerians can invent a cryptocurrency like Santoshi Nakamoto did? How many of our chess masters can beat the average Asian grandmaster?

We'd rather gather and talk, talk and talk!

01mcfadden:
Cool.
I tell people, no matter how the society try to make education seem worthless, there is pride and dignity in getting educated.

You can stand on your roof top and shout "school na scam" as loud as you want but don't make the mistake of thinking education is a scam. It's not.

Education still remains the best legacy parents can leave for their children. Better to get the degree and it'd not be needed yet than for it to be needed and you'd not be able to tender one.

Amehdgreat01:
Please that link is not taking us to the application portal oooo

TheFacelessMan:


Prediction- they will be 90% YORUBA

imitateMe:
Just as Nigeria is good at winning u16 football cup; in the same vein, Nigeria loves producing first class graduates at BSc level.
You can't compete with the whites at advanced level All these talk talk won't get us anywhere; we are NOT INTELLIGENT enough!!

How many of our programmers can hack better than the Indians, Americans and Europeans? At least we all have computers. How many Nigerians can invent a cryptocurrency like Santoshi Nakamoto did? How many of our chess masters can beat the average Asian grandmaster?

We'd rather gather and talk, talk and talk!

Nicoddemus:
How much will they pay

don4real18:
Most first class students won't make great scientists because they hardly think out of the box... Don't take this wrongly. I'm not beefing anyone.

imitateMe:
Just as Nigeria is good at winning u16 football cup; in the same vein, Nigeria loves producing first class graduates at BSc level.
You can't compete with the whites at advanced level All these talk talk won't get us anywhere; we are NOT INTELLIGENT enough!!

How many of our programmers can hack better than the Indians, Americans and Europeans? At least we all have computers. How many Nigerians can invent a cryptocurrency like Santoshi Nakamoto did? How many of our chess masters can beat the average Asian grandmaster?

We'd rather gather and talk, talk and talk!

uuzba:

That is exactly what their "Inside the box" lecturers taught them. So what do you expect?

Upon all the first class we have in Nigeria, thousands of students, common NEPA is still taking light and nobody can solve that one. But they can solve dy/dx....
If I didn't live in UK for 4 years, I would have thought it is impossible for electricity to remain ON permanent.
Fear catch me.

imitateMe:
Just as Nigeria is good at winning u16 football cup; in the same vein, Nigeria loves producing first class graduates at BSc level.
You can't compete with the whites at advanced level All these talk talk won't get us anywhere; we are NOT INTELLIGENT enough!!

How many of our programmers can hack better than the Indians, Americans and Europeans? At least we all have computers. How many Nigerians can invent a cryptocurrency like Santoshi Nakamoto did? How many of our chess masters can beat the average Asian grandmaster?

We'd rather gather and talk, talk and talk!

femi4:
But your English is weak

01mcfadden:
Cool.
I tell people, no matter how the society try to make education seem worthless, there is pride and dignity in getting educated.

You can stand on your roof top and shout "school na scam" as loud as you want but don't make the mistake of thinking education is a scam. It's not.

Education still remains the best legacy parents can leave for their children. Better to get the degree and it'd not be needed yet than for it to be needed and you'd not be able to tender one.

My story:
I gained admission in 2013 and it was that same year a friend of mine who lied to his people that he was doing predegree at Uniabuja to gather enough money traveled to South Africa.
We weren't really in touch and it continued like that till I graduated and was waiting to be posted for service. He called with an international number and boom, we started conversing on WhatsApp.

I was in NYSC camp when a strange Nigerian number called me and it was him. He told me he was back and asked where I was. I replied and gave him the location of the camp.
Later in the evening that day, my friend came to visit me inside the orientation camp with his new whip (evil spirit, I don't know the official name of the car)
I went to meet him putting on my white round neck over my white short with my white canvass and NYSC cap .
We had a conversation in his car and I jokingly told him I went to school while he went to the abroad and while I was dressed in that NYSC uniform, expecting my #19,800 per month as a graduate, he came with a car and a lot of money from his trip abroad.
We laughed over it but then, that was the truth, mhen!

That's how ridiculous our government has made education look like. Very sad and serious. You wouldn't even have the courage to motivate the young guys are now prefer seeing the rich criminals as their role models than you who are a broke graduate.
Dude is made now in Nigeria and has established a big farm somewhere in the country, got himself a wife recently and now owns two cars with a furnished apartment.
But I'm here, months after service, still looking for meaning to myself and direction. I've trekkked all the nooks and cranny of Abuja looking for a job.

But yet, we remain focused and determined.
I've been broken but not damaged beyond repair. While I'm happy for him, I believe my years in school plus NYSC won't come to a waste. We all will be okay last last and that's the goal.