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"I was in the faculty of Engineering a while ago. When the faculty generator had issues, none of the professors could fix it.” ~ Nigerian youth complains

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MØZ¥P€LL¥ ✘PLØ!†🧑🏻‍💻🥷🏼vor 1 Jahr

I’m lecturing more than 15 400level student of cybersecurity in a very notable university in this country and trust they don’t know anything. I was forced to take them from scratch again. Wetin I dey talk self, school wey dey run python program on paper 😂😂😂

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Marvellous Israelvor 1 Jahr

The multi billion dollar question is how did they become professors?

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CovenantTraderFxvor 1 Jahr

You mean who dey show you road sef no Sabi road 😂

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Clown 🧐vor 1 Jahr

Is it the work of professors to fix generator... Technicians no dey?

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Mr Light Moviesvor 1 Jahr

My brother they're teaching our children A is for Apple from year to year. They are also teaching our kids 36 States of capital every day Lol 😂

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BigXuadzvor 1 Jahr

They are professors, not technicians. Just because I’m a civil engineer doesn’t mean I should be carrying blocks to build a house. That’s the job of bricklayers and laborers. My role is to design, supervise, and give direction based on my expertise. Everyone has their own area of specialization.

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Trhymeszvor 1 Jahr

Your Professors wey na fishery them sef study for school

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Dr. M.Ovor 1 Jahr

Fake professors 😂

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Adewale 'Damilarevor 1 Jahr

It’s sad but it’s the situation we have found ourselves. We are too bookish but zero application

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Stanley Ezinna, MBA.vor 1 Jahr

I’ve always maintained that those who teach should do and only those who do should teach.

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