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Why Is Education In Nigeria Stressful? by AlphaStyles(m): 6:55pm On Nov 30, 2021 |
Why is it that education in Nigeria schools is very stressful? from payment of school fees,strikes,personal issues with lecturers,soughting of courses,over excessive demand for money,cost of registration why is it that schooling in this country is becoming more and more difficult? |
Re: Why Is Education In Nigeria Stressful? by Ammishaddai: 7:05pm On Nov 30, 2021 |
My brother, you have to understand that it's those in authority that are making things hard for us by creating policies and laws that make the whole system of education very frustrating. For example, NUC requires that all secondarians in Nigeria write three qualifying exams just to enter one tertiary institution, but it wasn't like this back in the 60s and 70s where you could take A levels and be admitted to any school of your choice. To make matters worse , the current university system only worsens the whole thing by going on strike and asking for "acceptance fees ", which to me doesn't make sense , and it frustrates the efforts of potential students coming from poor backgrounds . All these and many other overinflated rules are the things making the whole system of education in Nigeria difficult. |
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