Statsocial:

Wow Really! Your family is blessed.

Statsocial:

Wow! Pastor Victor was a great revivalist. I love that man too. I think he now pastors a ministry in Rivers State....

9jakohai:

No, but parents were academics...that's how i know.

ElPadrino33:
Name checkers oya come and do what you know how to do best

ChiefPiiko:
I know a professor of Engineering at 36. he is the current HOD of Engineering in MOUAU, Abia State

Antichristus:
In my view, this is another scam being perpetrated and perpetuated by the Nigerian Church using the academia. Take a look at Roland T Loto's CV on his academia.edu website. ( https://covenantuniversity.academia.edu/RolandLoto/CurriculumVitae ) He pursued his doctorate (Doctor of Technology (DTech), not a PhD - those who know the diffefrence would confirm that PhD ranks higher than other doctorates like EngD/DEng/DTech, etc.) between 2011 and 2014 at the Tshwane University of Technology (not a top South African university). During his doctoral studies he doubled as a teaching assistant - something most doctoral students do. He also picked a lectureship up at Ogun State university ostensibly around 2013 before joining Covenant in 2014. He technically has only 3 years of post doctoral teaching experience and is now a professor? He also has publications in journals adjudged as predatory! Now that begs belief.


Besides, no matter how you dress it up with foreign "awards", I have no respect for BA, MA, PhD - all from the same Covenant university (in the case of one these 'academics'). That again begs belief! I only feel sorry for those studying under the tutelage of these so called professors. Nigeria is irrevocably doomed.

Antichristus:
In my view, this is another scam being perpetrated and perpetuated by the Nigerian Church using the academia. Take a look at Roland T Loto's CV on his academia.edu website. ( https://covenantuniversity.academia.edu/RolandLoto/CurriculumVitae ) He pursued his doctorate (Doctor of Technology (DTech), not a PhD - those who know the diffefrence would confirm that PhD ranks higher than other doctorates like EngD/DEng/DTech, etc.) between 2011 and 2014 at the Tshwane University of Technology (not a top South African university). During his doctoral studies he doubled as a teaching assistant - something most doctoral students do. He also picked a lectureship up at Ogun State university ostensibly around 2013 before joining Covenant in 2014. He technically has only 3 years of post doctoral teaching experience and is now a professor? He also has publications in journals adjudged as predatory! Now that begs belief.


Besides, no matter how you dress it up with foreign "awards", I have no respect for BA, MA, PhD - all from the same Covenant university (in the case of one these 'academics'). That again begs belief! I only feel sorry for those studying under the tutelage of these so called professors. Nigeria is irrevocably doomed.

Antichristus:
In my view, this is another scam being perpetrated and perpetuated by the Nigerian Church using the academia. Take a look at Roland T Loto's CV on his academia.edu website. ( https://covenantuniversity.academia.edu/RolandLoto/CurriculumVitae ) He pursued his doctorate (Doctor of Technology (DTech), not a PhD - those who know the diffefrence would confirm that PhD ranks higher than other doctorates like EngD/DEng/DTech, etc.) between 2011 and 2014 at the Tshwane University of Technology (not a top South African university). During his doctoral studies he doubled as a teaching assistant - something most doctoral students do. He also picked a lectureship up at Ogun State university ostensibly around 2013 before joining Covenant in 2014. He technically has only 3 years of post doctoral teaching experience and is now a professor? He also has publications in journals adjudged as predatory! Now that begs belief.


Besides, no matter how you dress it up with foreign "awards", I have no respect for BA, MA, PhD - all from the same Covenant university (in the case of one these 'academics'). That again begs belief! I only feel sorry for those studying under the tutelage of these so called professors. Nigeria is irrevocably doomed.

Antichristus:
In my view, this is another scam being perpetrated and perpetuated by the Nigerian Church using the academia. Take a look at Roland T Loto's CV on his academia.edu website. ( https://covenantuniversity.academia.edu/RolandLoto/CurriculumVitae ) He pursued his doctorate (Doctor of Technology (DTech), not a PhD - those who know the diffefrence would confirm that PhD ranks higher than other doctorates like EngD/DEng/DTech, etc.) between 2011 and 2014 at the Tshwane University of Technology (not a top South African university). During his doctoral studies he doubled as a teaching assistant - something most doctoral students do. He also picked a lectureship up at Ogun State university ostensibly around 2013 before joining Covenant in 2014. He technically has only 3 years of post doctoral teaching experience and is now a professor? He also has publications in journals adjudged as predatory! Now that begs belief.


Besides, no matter how you dress it up with foreign "awards", I have no respect for BA, MA, PhD - all from the same Covenant university (in the case of one these 'academics'). That again begs belief! I only feel sorry for those studying under the tutelage of these so called professors. Nigeria is irrevocably doomed.

christejames:
It's nothing spectacular! go to school like UNN and see brain hot young academics in various departments.
Well, since it's like a new thing for Covenant, I felicitate with them.

christejames:
It's nothing spectacular! go to school like UNN and see brain hot young academics in various departments.
Well, since it's like a new thing for Covenant, I felicitate with them.

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toye440:

love d second one but dont know ur price yet.

christejames:
It's nothing spectacular! go to school like UNN and see brain hot young academics in various departments.
Well, since it's like a new thing for Covenant, I felicitate with them.

jaychubi:
This is not news nw we have many Nigerian professors in their 30s even some unmarried.

Wake me when we have some in their 20s

kraftyiyk:
Nice move, but whatever that will reduce the tuition fees a bit would have been of more benefit to the ordinary tithe payers in the streets.my opinion though.

wink2015:
We so much believe in BIG NAMES IN NIGERIA

But without brain to manufacture aeroplane, ships, rocket, etc

We are only good at big names.

ERUDITE PROFESSOR IN NIGERIA are not adding value to make Nigeria great.

We only have individual big name older both old and young professors

Nigeria is a cause!

Statsocial:

I am replying you with so mush hesitation because your post reeks of complete ignorance and insanity.

What has the Church got to benefit in promoting an "unworthy" lecturer to professorship if it would only shoot up the wage bill of the university

Tshwane university of Tech you just commonised is better than much of the poo you call public universities in Nigeria and is a South African flagship for science and technology research in SA.

The Lecturer you just insulted has over 80 publications-much of which is indexed by Elsevier. You probably know nothing about academia but your years post doctorate qualification shouldn't actually bear much relevance. We have many professors in their 20s or 30s across the globe who continually make exploits.


Lastly Nigeria is only doomed to the extent the govt allow insane folks like you roam the streets.


This is a 2016 Elsevier Global report on Carbon Steel and Corrosion Engineering which the Roland contributed immensely too and Covenant was ranked number 1 globally. Chew on it.

zoedew:


You missed the point.
1. A private university only about a decade old produced them. That, in itself, is some feat to be applauded and recognized.
2. They are largely homegrown especially the third University Don whose academic degrees up to Ph.d were all taken from the Covenant University and received recognition from Princeton, US State Department et al!
3. Celebrate excellence.

jaychubi:


Being from a private university makes it cheap bc the criteria for professorial assessment varies from university to university. Prof soludo was a prof @ 36 in unn. the three may not qualify for professorship in any federal university jst one rule, your PhD Must be 12 years before professorship in all federal unis. none of those guys have 12 yrs post PhD you see why its cheap.

professorship is not abt being a wizard in Nigeria there are years to observe and rules to follow even if you have 1000 publications in elsevier and thomson reuter high impact factor Journals once u dont have 12 yrs post PhD u wont even be assessed

Statsocial:

Yeah Ada is amazing. I remembered she succeeded pastor Victor then and she did a great job as chaplain. I suspect the church/oyedepo could appoint her Vice Chancellor in a few years time irrespective of her age. That's if some foreign school doesn't hijack her before then.

Bishop Oyedepo truly believes in young people and i think it is reflected in the university's willingness to promote young people to the professorate and the fact that many of the directorates are headed by young people as is done in saner climes. However he doesn't have a say on who gets promoted or not. That is done by a group of Professors led by the Registrar. There are also other external assessments involved.

Antichristus:
The extent to which Nigeria has truly become irreparably doomed is demonstrated here. Nigerians cannot engage in logical argument without resorting to argumentative ad hominem. With bachelors, masters and PhD from UK Russell Group Universities and currently an academic in one of them, I know the facts about that which I am commenting upon. As far as I know, there is no one single academic in Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Harvard, Yale, who in the past 5 years published 40 academic papers. Not in dodgy journals Nigerians publish in. The peer-review process itself doesn't lend itself to this possibility. Investigate this and prove me wrong and I would swallow my own words. I maintain this guy published largely (not exclusively) in pay-to-publish, open access, predatory journals.

Mr Loto commenced DTech in January 2011. Prior to this, he wasn’t even an academic. His total academic career (including as a doctoral candidate) amounted to 6 years (3 years as post-doc) and published largely in predatory journals, and now a professor? Professor my foot! I’ve met many Nigerian academics at conferences who flew across from the other side of the globe to make 20minutes worthless presentations for which UK graduate students would be grilled and roasted to death, and possibly advised to withdraw from the graduate school.

When the citizenry is systematically denied sound, solid education, over time, what you get is certificated yet uneducated folks. No wonder Nigerian students who came here to study and have seen the light refuse to return as they do not wish to compete with folks ‘publishing’ 20 papers a year in predatory journals.

DangotePikin:
its like she is the first alumni to become a professor.

jaychubi:


Being from a private university makes it cheap bc the criteria for professorial assessment varies from university to university. Prof soludo was a prof @ 36 in unn. the three may not qualify for professorship in any federal university jst one rule, your PhD Must be 12 years before professorship in all federal unis. none of those guys have 12 yrs post PhD you see why its cheap.

professorship is not abt being a wizard in Nigeria there are years to observe and rules to follow even if you have 1000 publications in elsevier and thomson reuter high impact factor Journals once u dont have 12 yrs post PhD u wont even be assessed

ChiefPiiko:
I know a professor of Engineering at 36. he is the current HOD of Engineering in MOUAU, Abia State