Sportwin:


What's lcs

zinaunreal:


Fake degrees

zinaunreal:


Fake degrees

Limitless72:
Hello guys....

The stigma on students that got their BSc from universities in Benin republic is greatly overwhelming and already taken a distorted perception in the mind of average Nigerians.. A large percentage of Nigerians believe this cert are bought or aren't credible enough..

I schooled and graduated from IRGIB AFRICA UNIVERSITY, COTONOU.. One of the few prestigious universities worth thier salt, but I feel the wrongs and corrupt disposition that few universities here have done with reckless abandon might be a big constraint to me...

I'm currently undergoing my NYSC in Imo state and would love to proceed for my postgraduate studies in Unilag, UNN or UNIPORT. But I want to know how these universities welcome this certs.

Do I have an edge or would I be seen differently?
would I be granted admission?
pls I need your advice!

Limitless72:
Hello guys....

The stigma on students that got their BSc from universities in Benin republic is greatly overwhelming and already taken a distorted perception in the mind of average Nigerians.. A large percentage of Nigerians believe this cert are bought or aren't credible enough..

I schooled and graduated from IRGIB AFRICA UNIVERSITY, COTONOU.. One of the few prestigious universities worth thier salt, but I feel the wrongs and corrupt disposition that few universities here have done with reckless abandon might be a big constraint to me...

I'm currently undergoing my NYSC in Imo state and would love to proceed for my postgraduate studies in Unilag, UNN or UNIPORT. But I want to know how these universities welcome this certs.

Do I have an edge or would I be seen differently?
would I be granted admission?
pls I need your advice!

Limitless72:


Aiit...
Thank you..
I'm grateful
When I put the call across who do I say gave me his contact?
Reason is because he shouldn't have the perception that I'm some kinda fraudster

Ogbeni, all these grammar to what ends? Convince us your school tried on u??

You’ve already gotten your answer - Proceed with registration for your masters, or better still, go to Unilag and inquire.

Limitless72:


Lmao....
Beef?!
s'il vous plaît , please, what beef is that?
Give me a preamble

zinaunreal:


Fake degrees

Teeclassicroyal:


By your perception. You might need to be enlightened that many developed countries consider Nigerian degrees to be thrash as well. So, it's all a circular world after all.

Limitless72:
Hello guys....

The stigma on students that got their BSc from universities in Benin republic is greatly overwhelming and already taken a distorted perception in the mind of average Nigerians.. A large percentage of Nigerians believe this cert are bought or aren't credible enough..

I schooled and graduated from IRGIB AFRICA UNIVERSITY, COTONOU.. One of the few prestigious universities worth thier salt, but I feel the wrongs and corrupt disposition that few universities here have done with reckless abandon might be a big constraint to me...

I'm currently undergoing my NYSC in Imo state and would love to proceed for my postgraduate studies in Unilag, UNN or UNIPORT. But I want to know how these universities welcome this certs.

Do I have an edge or would I be seen differently?
would I be granted admission?
pls I need your advice!

Limitless72:

This country is a joke



The perception is becoming something else..
when I went for the physical verification exercise as mandated by NYSC, I was embarrassed when told to just write an essay of few paragraphs.. I was expecting something different....smth stiffened

I was telling the man if we as graduate that studied beyond the shores of Nigeria are given essay as exercise to measure our intelligence or competency then its has really gone sour...

Anyways thanks for your opinion on the subject..

CSTRR:

No country in the developed world will consider the top universities in Nigeria as trash.
Maybe the mushroom ones, but definitely not the legacy schools in Nigeria.

When many people are running PhD in America and canada directly with their bachelor's degree from Nigeria without even masters.

edoairways:

Does that mean foreign degree has lost it's value

CSTRR:
For example, if I were the NUC chairman, I would tell those Nigerian students in Ghana, if they are not in the University of Ghana or the kwame Nkrumah university of science and technology, na akara paper Dem hold as certificate.

CSTRR:
If I become the NUC chairman, my first policy would be to create a strict acceptance policy for schools in West, Central and East Africa.

If you are not schooling in the top 2 schools specified by the Nigerian NUC in any west,east or Central African country, don't bother coming back to Nigeria with your certificate.

Someone that can't pass UTME will just travel to any mushroom African country, gain admission, come out with "top" grades and then compete in the same labour market.

Limitless72:



The perception is becoming something else..
when I went for the physical verification exercise as mandated by NYSC, I was embarrassed when told to just write an essay of few paragraphs.. I was expecting something different....smth stiffened

I was telling the man if we as graduate that studied beyond the shores of Nigeria are given essay as exercise to measure our intelligence or competency then its has really gone sour...

Anyways thanks for your opinion on the subject..

Limitless72:
Hello guys....

The stigma on students that got their BSc from universities in Benin republic is greatly overwhelming and already taken a distorted perception in the mind of average Nigerians.. A large percentage of Nigerians believe this cert are bought or aren't credible enough..

I schooled and graduated from IRGIB AFRICA UNIVERSITY, COTONOU.. One of the few prestigious universities worth thier salt, but I feel the wrongs and corrupt disposition that few universities here have done with reckless abandon might be a big constraint to me...

I'm currently undergoing my NYSC in Imo state and would love to proceed for my postgraduate studies in Unilag, UNN or UNIPORT. But I want to know how these universities welcome this certs.

Do I have an edge or would I be seen differently?
would I be granted admission?
pls I need your advice!

Candoit:
Truthfully, most Nigerian school would not accept you for a Masters program with that certificate. Worse still is if you decide to study abroad in top international countries like Australia or the U.S, they would tell you boldly that your qualification does not equal their countries Bachelor's qualification.

I know this because I assist a lot of persons with the admission process for study abroad and one of my students is currently facing this. Our best bet is to enrol him for a fresh Bsc program or a top up in the UK

Teeclassicroyal:


By your perception. You might need to be enlightened that many developed countries consider Nigerian degrees to be thrash as well and Nigerians as people that love to feel among will want to meet out similar treatment to other countries.
Naso we do, Benin cfa is almost equivalent to Naira. Have you been to that country to appreciate the level of progress going on there? It's easy for Nigerians to feel like citizens of the so called giant but for your information the giant has since been sedated and other smaller nations are overtaking.
It's all a circular world after all.

Teeclassicroyal:
Nigerians and hypocrisy of unimaginable levels
Here we are lambasting and discrediting people who travelled to Benin to get a Degree when we ourselves know that majority of our own local universities teach using curricular of the last century. We also know that our educational system is no different from that of Benin but we chose to allow sentiments over reason. Those we should antagonize are those subverting the systems. It's stupid and mundane to take certain positions on a population based on the actions of a few. Is terrorism prevalent in all parts of Nigeria?
When you say people should not travel to look for admission, what opportunities do you have here that can cater for them?
Have you looked at the booming figures of secondary schools students churned out in Nigeria on a yearly basis? Do we have the needed number of institutions that can take all of them in?
Yet we come here to spew rubbish.
Yes, let's stop people from going to neighboring countries to acquire degrees and see if the level of criminality will not rise astronomically. Let's see if those of you who are saying jargons can sleep with your two eyes closed.
I know people who genuinely travelled to Benin to escape insecurity, cultism, uncertain future, unhealthy competition and other vices experienced in Nigeria. Many people don't know what others are facing yet they come on platforms to say rubbish at any given opportunity. The teachers in Kaduna with fake certificates were from where? Benin? Cameron?
Typical example of pot calling kettle black.