Amalekki:



Nigerian system don confuse foreign trained lecturer

ayo2008:
But a senator that say the hi and nay have it at the hallowed chambers deserves over 30 million as salaries?

Funny dude

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

ayo2008:



How many impact does the senator has that he is earning over 30 million?

You talk out of frustration. Using majority is not acceptable.

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

Elsueno:


Well, dat part is also true, they freaking hate marking, they all dump it on the graduates assistants( I know cause my friend is one & he is extremely agree at dat behaviour) and true some students write shyt while others even submit empty scripts

sukkot:
but you ended up supporting everything i said. so what is your argument ? lol . you say the only reason you have a conscience is because you schooled in the UK but many of your naija colleagues do what i stated. so i fail to see your arguments

quslit:
I so love you for this brilliant heart-felt piece. And for putting the senseless immature lazy student-ish in place.

Jaqenhghar:

How many of them are unserious? As a lecturer you cant tell me that you have a 60%- 80% fail rate and tell me you know what you are doing. Are you sauing all students dont qualify for admission to the university?
I have seen A students in secondary school, who scored high scores in JAMB enter uni and get frustrated because someone somewhere wants to play God.

sukkot:
thats not who we are addressing here. we are addressing the many lives destroyed because A is for me, B is for god, and only 20 of you can get C and the rest of you must fail my class because my testament to how great my class is is that not many can pass it. this is the mindset we are discussing, not stupid students who deserve to fail. we are discussing broken lives because of lecturers egos. some lecturers actually believe that the more students pass their courses that means their course is useless and the more students who fail that means their course is solid and world class. warped thinking but its out there

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

Don27tiky:
in developed countries all lecturers in engineering, medicine and many other fields will be sacked if those they graduates are not making any impact. But of course it is Nigeria where anything goes. So many empty heads calling themselves lecturers with no meaningful impact directly or indirectly.
If truly we have professors, electricity will be a thing of the past
People will trust Nigerian doctors and stop flying out for treatment , we will have people carrying out research and bringing forth solutions

BluntTheApostle:


So, are you telling me all lecturers record such failure rates?

Don27tiky:
join them if you admire their package and stop spoiling the future of young Nigerians in the name of a lecturer. You graduates students half baked students that cannot contribute to the growth of our nation yet you want more for failure

Tomilola360:


Go and sit down. Everyone cannot use what the senators earn as justification. Rather than spew this thrash, channel your energy towards protesting senators earning.

Dididrumz:


There's no doubt about having good lecturers.

But the reality is that the majority of them are copy and paste lecturers who derive joy in seeing their students fail their exams.

CuteEmma:
He’s right that many lecturers are not competent. The thing is that the whole system is fvcked up and they transfer their frustrations on students because they can.
To be fair, the behavior of everyone is terrible, both students and lecturers, but na the lecturers own bad pass.

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

Mrtaye:

It's only a dullard that will say this

ayo2008:


Again, you talk ignorantly
You are not truthful cos electricity is on the exclusive list. If a state like Lagos generates electricity, the state will have to handle it over to the federal government. Same as natural resources cos they on the exclusive list.

As regards Health the VP, Osinbajo is being treated presently in one of the Nigeria hospitals. We have capable doctors but what has government done to help the health sector? The fault still lays with the Govt.

Gets your fact right before posting unverifiable statements.

ayo2008:


Again, you talk ignorantly
You are not truthful cos electricity is on the exclusive list. If a state like Lagos generates electricity, the state will have to handle it over to the federal government. Same as natural resources cos they on the exclusive list.

As regards Health the VP, Osinbajo is being treated presently in one of the Nigeria hospitals. We have capable doctors but what has government done to help the health sector? The fault still lays with the Govt.

Gets your fact right before posting unverifiable statements.

Jay5mie:
All they do is teach outdated syllables. Copy and paste merchants.

ayo2008:


Don't use your ICT lecturer to generalise that lecturers are lazy

We have good and competent lecturers

ambale:


You are in same class with the op now, so I blame you not.

haybhi1:
You people just throw baseless opinions around sinply for the sake that everyone is entitled to one. Whereas, in actuality, you don't have always to type or talk.

These lecturers are not given much ground in politics, the ones in politics are given a template of what they must and not do.

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

haybhi1:
You people just throw baseless opinions around sinply for the sake that everyone is entitled to one. Whereas, in actuality, you don't have always to type or talk.

Don't make it look like Nigerian lecturers don't give students A in your department, when they put in efforts deserving of it.

Don't make it look like all students or you did well enough to warrant A's or B's yet you were denied because lecturer hates you all.

If a lecturer marks you down, follow the guideline, call relevant attention and get rewarded with money and meritocracy.

Don't come here to kvetch spitefully about your lecturers while you actually run around them in reality begging for marks because you failed to work hard enough to attain exam success.

Some of these lecturers left their lecturing jobs overseas to come contribute back home, while are lot are being fetched off for your country's ineptitude.

If it irks you so much, go through all it takes to become a lecturer, get employed as one in a federal school, and start dishing 'A's' and 'B's' for every Shade and Emeka, for the virtue of simply being a student. As if it's not the same 'worthy education, institution, and lecturer relationship' standard that births and drives first and second countries development dynamism.

Gobbledygook!

Probably a plebeian who knows nothing abouth shaping lives and what core academic successes are for failure of trying, and finding his/her tutors to dump the responsibility of the failure on.

Post-submission 1



Last year, before the strike, a lecturer in my school, Unilorin, motioned that if your pleasure contrasts the result of an exam, go to your LA, then your HOD, who then string your meeting with the exam lecturer, they unravel your script, in line with the marking scheme he used for other students that offered the said exam. Still uncomfortable? It gets to the senates level, then the script to another public university's lecturer for remarking or evaluation of the mark. If found the lecturer actually marks you down at this point, you'll be rewarded, financially too, and the lecturer gets punished. Little did you know you usually have rights as much as they, too, do.

Post-submission 2



Well, I don't really know your experience enough to assume your perspective.

This is because in my school, in my department and arm of the school, they lecturers are cordial enough.
Professor Olatunji tells us "look, I'm being paid to teach you, so you don't need to even clap for me after lecture, nor greet me when you see me elsewhere." "I know this course is burdensome enough for you guys, yet the time is ethereal - I lecture you for 2 hours on a topic, you have at least 60 more other topics to share with other lecturers, and to prepare for. Yet you must answer questions on them all in <2 hours - in light of this, I mark your scripts in a position of a student, if I do in a position of a professor, chances are you all will fail".

Dr AbduRaheem: We all call her Mama, you can imagine the degree of cordiality she radiates. In fact, she can do no wrong.

Prof. Enaibe uses his funny, ingenious Segun and Shade model to lecture us on fertilization/infertility. Sometimes, at noon/evening, in class, he wiggles or jokes to capture our attention if he has to - he believes we may be tired.

Or Dr Alabi... Oh, God bless his soul.
And so on. In fact, never has any lecturer forced any book or material on us. Just make sure your theory answer is outlined and CC is added, and you're right with values and content.

The only thing I notice is they don't cut back integrity. You are unlikely to get an unwarranted mark. Someone was dropped off for scoring 49.2 when he needed 50, despite his connection. A female lecturer cried for a guy who was caught with jottings during exam because he would be rusticated. These are because they're the standards that must be followed.

I am not standing on the position that they're all perfect and immaculate. No. But, here, they're usually within standard and exonerate cordiality. Don't mistake discipline and standard for sadism.

Also, most of these people have, at a point, been to overseas, for research, experience, and not just some half-baked as you're quick to label.

No be all of us dey put in enough work to get the A's and B's, but all of us dey like am. E no go sweet the people wey dey score As and Bs after their effort when all us wey trade off our preparation sef dey chop As and Bs too.

No be all of us dey put in enough work to get the A's and B's, but all of us dey like am. E no go sweet the people wey dey score As and Bs after their effort when all us wey trade off our preparation sef dey chop As and Bs too.

Post-submission 3, and the last.


How about this angle? I was a secretary in a primary school prior to admission. I was surprised to find that it's the norm to call out answers to primary 5/6 students writing common entrance. Spoilt foundation. Is that the lecturer's fault? One.

During my WAEC and GCE periods, I was always meted with a form of discrimination or the other, because I always avoided paying for expo nor special centre. They believed it was plain stupid. Lately, students have WAEC/Jamb exams tomorrow and, today, they're engaging in irrelevant, flimsy activities. Now, that educational decadency is a fault of lecturer? Two.

The influential crop of society, including kings, chiefs, politicians, famous people, university registrars and admission officials, et al grant such students' - with such feeble background academic - admission, despite the deficiency. Three.

Now you expect the lecturers to do the re-training, re-teaching, and un-learning of the students in 1-3 hours session/day and about 10 sessions/semester (or bi-posting), when re-learning is really their basic responsibility. Right?

It's the responsibility of the state to put the standards down for a good foundation. Lecturer is not supposed to start teaching you how to construct letter or good sentences, since you're not studying English language.

In most cases, our lecturers (in public universities across are trying).
Prof BVO came back from Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Hospital where he went to contribute his research to pain mgt. A lot like that.

The government underfund their research and aspirations - the necessary factors for gowth of a society - and gives them poorly supervised students to manage and you want miracles?

These lecturers are not given much ground in politics, the ones in politics are given a template of what they must and not do.

MedicalSamwise:


Its either You're not a Nigerian or you are the son of a wealthy man

Awesome55:


Well said.


Which department boss?