franchasofficia:
That is why I am seriously against what Tinubu's government is doing trying so hard to stop Nigerian youths especially those in healthcare profession from migrating abroad to improve their career and lives. Imagine Tinubu via the Ministry of Health instructed Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria to shutdown verification portal for Nigerian Nurses and Midwives just to stop them from traveling abroad to work or study further, is that not wickedness of the highest order?

Please someone need to create a thread on this topic of Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria shutting down their verification portal for Nigerian Nurses and Midwives just to stop them from migrating abroad to work or further their nursing education. Such thread need to hit the front page as soon as possible, can you work on that?

obonujoker:
Engineering is actually the most relevant course to study in the world.

Civil
Mechanical
Electrical
Agriculture
Chemical
Safety

The world cannot do without these disciplines.

Even when you study these courses, you'd be happy and glad, even if you don't have a job yet, but there will be fulfillment in you.

You'd always grow and develop in Engineering. You are not limited to one line of thought.

EmmyMaestro:


I was referring to this list. Amma no problem they are billionaires

Kingisibor:
Polytechnic graduates no smell near this list...ooo

olyrayy:
You don't have any research on top performing black people in elite UK universities?

Treasure17:
Happy 35 years anniversary to Mountain Of Fire And Miracle Ministries.

Gerrard59:
Officially known as WASSCE, but popularly known as WAEC, the organising body. It is the exam Nigerian students write to at the end of their secondary school education. It is also written by students in the West African sub-region. One of the major prerequisites for entry into tertiary institutions across the world. For easy understanding, both WAEC and WASSCE will be used interchangeably. For some people, I could not find anything, so it is stated as “nothing was found”. If you know such persons, kindly comment.

This year’s results were released: https://www.nairaland.com/8183859/503275-students-fail-english-maths
My previous study on top UTME aka JAMB scorers between 2013 and 2022. Some of the scholars who were students then have graduated with a First Class: https://www.nairaland.com/7763389/top-jamb-scorers-where-today

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folake4u:
Amazing thread, Gerrard59.

The Brain Drain is real.

Jonjam269:

You meant IPOB terrorists infested and barren region?

Gerrard59:

The argument by them is that we should not be subsidising other people's medical systems considering we don't have enough funds. That those who graduate from those institutions should work in Nigeria. I pity those who study at private universities such as Redeemer University and ABUAD. However, I argue that more medical universities should be built so we export our people to garner superior knowledge and experience. We should export the greatest resource we have and get more in remittances. India now reaps the benefit of some of her intellectual class returning as they cannot obtain Green Cards in the US. Also, most people who japa'd recently will return, especially as the backlash towards immigration increases. This is my prognostication.

But I have a reason why there seems to be opposition to our nurses leaving. If I talk, dem go say I be tribalist. As for verification, you stated in one of our conversations that the US does not care about it. Only the UK and maybe the Gulf States do. The alternative to such a blanket ban will be to have these medical professionals pay an exit fee as payment for the subsidised education or omit private universities from the ban. They will generate more as employees in the abroad.


Sorry, I cannot. The bans wey I chop because of this thread is enough. Any thread with references and pictures will be on my under-construction website. Nairaland's mods and Seun need to work on the anti-spam bot.

Pojomojo:
Even you gan is nursing a plan to leave Nigeria ma pa iro Folake

Eriokanmi:
It's good to Japa but look for opportunities there and bring it back home. I graduated, top of my class in my time, also japad to school in America. I came back with opportunities and they keep adding up. Strive to be independent else, you'd end up building some else's empire and fortune with your precious time. A lot of members here are enjoying some of those benefits I brought home without noticing. I read of the most-recent one here, of which somebody posted a review and I smiled. If you want to japa on a schooling level, don't spend all your time schooling cos time waits for no man. As soon as you finish, get a job and grow on it. You fit do your PhD while working. If you wan be like us, search for opportunities and bring it back home.

Doing business in the Nigerian terrain could be tough but it still remains one of the greatest investment destinations in africa today. You can argue with the Chinese and Indians who keep thronging our land while the land owners are busy running away without any assurances of future.

I'm not saying this to support the government of the day. I hate them with passion. They're the reason we're this backward today. Instead of investing in the country they've wilfully destroyed, they're busy investing in Ghana, UAE, Malta, etc. If I say vote them out now, their hungry doggs will attack me as usual.

Gerrard59:

If you see the Indian version eh (where I got the inspiration to create these threads), ALL japa'd! The difference between China and India is that Chinese brilliant students returned after their studies or did not leave. These days, the top Chinese students don't leave China. It is those who could not get high scores but have rich parents who leave for the US, Canada and the UK. Those with above-average brains and small change, but no admission aim at Japan, South Korea and Singapore.

In all, the Chinese aim to return to China after their studies and work experience. Our people and Indians don't do the same.

olyrayy:


You don't have any research on top performing black people in elite UK universities?

opamoses1:

My school mate no japa and he is the owner of one of the companies mentioned on that list where some of those graduates are working for. I.e. moniepoint. So far, he is the most successful person I know on a personal level.

Pojomojo:
Where did he further his education?

Ademola121:
A further research may also prove that stability of one's parents is highly needed for success.

Hard work pays and eventually turns out smart people

Why are there no Reality Tv shows for such talents? Food for thought you do the dishing.

obonujoker:
Engineering is actually the most relevant course to study in the world.

Civil
Mechanical
Electrical
Agriculture
Chemical
Safety

The world cannot do without these disciplines.

Even when you study these courses, you'd be happy and glad, even if you don't have a job yet, but there will be fulfillment in you.

You'd always grow and develop in Engineering. You are not limited to one line of thought.

opamoses1:

He did not further. Just BSc Mech engr from OAU.
Not even a first class.

givedemwotowoto:
We need our best brains in politics as well.

We can’t leave politics to Agbadorian illiterates whose only focus is propaganda, corruption and tribal bigotry

Netsuccor1:
Great. When Waec was Waec, unlike now