Afoanu.

Thegamingorca:
Baba health should be of primary concern not education lol

And who will provide the healthcare? Illiterates?
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Person dey no go school wan give wetin him no get, continue to dey fool Mannabbqgrils mtcheeeeeeeeeeeew.

Can't give what you dnt av.

wink2015:


Until it is made compulsory that children of the political leaders in Nigeria attend our local universities or tertiary institutions.

I will not take government statement serious.

Most of our professors study abroad on scholarship, kindly mention any changes they have brought to our educational system except s*x for mark

Coldie:
Graduates are not the problem. Jobs are the problem

Good graduates should be able to create jobs...
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Same o'sh!t...... Telling all who care to listen tales by moonlight as usual. Bogus statement with no action plan.

We will this, we will that

[quote author=hisexcellency34 post=85656899]But all his Children graduated abroad [/qu

Most of our Professors study abroad on scholarship to be able to bring changes to our educational system. Mention anything they have brought except sex for marks.

$1=1naira. I will take you serious,when you fulfill that promise you made to your supporters...

9jaRealist:


Good graduates should be able to create jobs...
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With the resources they inherited from you or the funds your pay masters (Politicians)are stealing daily ?

Greenback:
Kindly shut up, thank you

AAA593:
Quote ASUU president. U choose not to see the sense he's making

backnbeta:
You people are deliberately being unfair to ASUU and the Nigerian educational system. You know ASUU is right on this, but you have chosen to see things only from the FG's perspective!

Normally, not a fan of Bubu’s government...
But only folks who have something to hide would seek to avoid IPPIS.

IPPIS is merely a biometric payment system...
It does NOT affect autonomy, or the so-called Triple Helix Linkage (big words from folks who cannot track their alumni).

Nonetheless, nonsensical that folks who keep running to government for funds are blabbing about autonomy...
If the universities do not depend on government for their very existence, they couldn’t be compelled into the IPPIS system.
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DoubleEngine007:
With the resources they inherited from you abi?

Dude, the most important resource is found between both ears...
But you are likely one of those dodgy “graduates” and thus baffled!
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Imagine fulani kind of university

I can conclude that president brain is always programmed

hisexcellency34:
But all his Children graduated abroad

You just reacted to the headline constructed by publisher to market his product without appraising the content and you are part of the citizens that will make Nigeria great again...smh!

Pr0cter:
How can you do that when you never saw the four walls of a university

U guys should take it easy on our president...there are enuf illiterates parent who value education and ensure that the education they never had their children or wards will have it.



However the reason he can never do it is becos he’s a Boko Haram and deep down believes western education is crap..all this nonsense up there is just formal crap speech written by his professional speech writers

Gwilym:


Well, I agree with your post, and gave you a like...BUT....a big reason why university lecturers are lecturing in more than one university has a lot to do with manpower issues...we don't have enough lectuers..than anything else.

Nigeria doesn't have enough academics...meanwhile the demand for unviersity educaiton is going up. A situation where lectuers have to teach in two universites is what happens as a result.

Haa, please don't say this again! We don't have enough manpower, yet tens of thousands are clamouring for just one junior lecturer opening.

Review education policies

9jaRealist:


Good graduates should be able to create jobs...
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.if it were so all abroad graduates will be employer's of labor

Dumb & hypocritic as f*uck!

After sending your children to choice foreign universities abi?

Keep deceiving yourself & your fellow brainless zombies!

OLULAW:
Believe this joker at your own peril. Not only did he fail to produce his high school certificate, he neither possess university qualifications nor put his own children through the Nigerian university system. Nigerians deserve their lifeless leaders.

See your life?! High school certificate in Nigeria? We have secondary school not high school!

9jaRealist:


Good graduates should be able to create jobs...
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Entrepreneurship is a talent. Yes, you can learn it and improve it but, just like singing and drawing, if you don't have the talent there's a limit to how much you can improve.

Pr0cter:
How can you do that when you never saw the four walls of a university

I'm yet to see a Government university that has four walls or complete fence

Coldie:
.if it were so all abroad graduates will be employer's of labor

Job creation opportunities lie in solving challenges...
Things that are taken for granted abroad still need to be fixed here.

BTW, I never said every graduate should be an employer...
But reality is that there are greater opportunities to create new jobs here.
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GeoAfrikana:


Haa, please don't say this again! We don't have enough manpower, yet tens of thousands are clamouring for just one junior lecturer opening.

No offence....but I strongly doubt we have tens of thousands clamoring for one junior lecturer opening...mind you.

GeoAfrikana:
Entrepreneurship is a talent. Yes, you can learn it and improve it but, just like singing and drawing, if you don't have the talent there's a limit to how much you can improve.

Entrepreneurship is more of an instinct than a talent...
But whichever it is, it blossoms with opportunities and development.

Any properly-educated person can see multiple opportunities...
Whether they choose to pursue same or any at all is an individual choice.
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9jaRealist:


Job creation opportunities lie in solving challenges...
Things that are taken for granted abroad still need to be fixed here.

BTW, I never said every graduate should be an employer...
But reality is that there are greater opportunities to create new jobs here.
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Good graduates should be able to create jobs, and good graduate should not an employer is there a difference.

Creation of jobs sometimes is not the problem funds is the problem

GeoAfrikana:
Entrepreneurship is a talent. Yes, you can learn it and improve it but, just like singing and drawing, if you don't have the talent there's a limit to how much you can improve.

BTW, hope you know that some “singers” nowadays do not actually sing...
While there is of course a large swathe computer-generated drawing and art.
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Coldie:

Good graduates should be able to create jobs, and good graduate should not an employer is there a difference.

Creation of jobs sometimes is not the problem funds is the problem

Yes of course, there’s a difference...
First, NOT every graduate is a good graduate.

Further, the operative phrase is “should be able to” (not ‘should’)...
Thus, what a good graduate elects to do with her capacity is her prerogative.

Meanwhile, let’s not drift away from the corpus of the discussion...
The more good graduates Nigeria produces, the more likely they will create jobs!
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nonsense... when we don't have jobs.. take the quality and give us jobs after school.