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I dey even think say your na name na oniya 😂😂😂 Because the way u dey comprehend things low
DANGER! THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS ABOUT TO DRAG NIGERIAN EDUCATION BACK TO THE STONE AGE!
From 2027, the Federal Ministry of Education wants to force EVERY private and international secondary school in Nigeria to make students sit for WAEC, NECO or other approved Nigerian examinations, even when those students are already pursuing internationally recognised qualifications.
Schools that refuse risk losing their licences!
Instead of urgently modernising our outdated curriculum, fixing dilapidated public schools, building functional science laboratories, training teachers and introducing globally competitive learning standards, we are busy creating policies that threaten educational innovation.
Why are we more interested in forcing successful schools to conform than in raising the standards of failing schools?
The world is moving towards artificial intelligence, robotics, critical thinking, practical skills and competency-based education. Yet we are obsessed with forcing everyone into the same examination system.
We should be exporting educational excellence, not restricting it!
Nigeria cannot become globally competitive by punishing schools that dare to do things differently.
This policy must be urgently reconsidered before we sacrifice another generation’s educational opportunities on the altar of regulatory control.
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I have chosen a profession. I will develop the competence, connections and experience to become exceptional in it.
But wait o, is Veterinary Medicine actually a good course to study in Nigeria, Where exactly do they work? I sometimes wonder about the prospects of the profession because, honestly, it seems we don't pay much attention to animal health and veterinary care in this country.
Reintroducing...
Dr. Oduntan Oluwasomiji (D.V.M., FUNAAB). 🥺
On Wednesday, I was inducted into the professional body of Veterinary medicine.
Thank you, Jesus for the strength and resilience to finish this journey.
And, thank you @ivsafunaab for the recognition.
#colvet
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This is exactly my point. Perhaps universities should consider creating more structured admission pathways for graduates of basic medical sciences into professional healthcare programmes such as Medicine, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Nursing and Radiography.
So a medical student will suffer about 1 year & 6 months of rigorous anatomy, physiology and biochemistry, pass part I MBBS and still have NO degree?
Meanwhile, someone will do 4 years of anatomy and call themselves "BSc holder" and be proud?
Make it make sense.
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Go Agriculture.
Farmers are making bastard money now
Food is important for survival 😋
They told me to study Nursing, that they have money I became a nurse, I didn't see the money.
Now they say Doctors have money now wrote Jamb apply MBBS now they are saying doctors are suffering and that they don't make money.
So where should I go?🥲
Make somebody answer me.
If not you people won’t believe where I will head to
I am not playing.
Nothing dey Ekiti. Life hard like mad. What if I tell you that life is so hard in Ekiti than Port Harcourt.
You know go believe. I dey buy bag of sachet water #350, I dey use #150, #200 to enter bus all dos shit no exist again for Ekiti even before Tinubu remove subsidy. HELL
Some of you are even indigenes of Ekiti but have barely set foot in the state since birth, yet you are always eager to jump at every opportunity to run it down. You cannot genuinely wish for the progress of a place you constantly seek to ridicule.
It is perfectly fine to criticise, demand accountability and point out areas that need improvement. But let us be guided by facts, fairness and a genuine desire to see Ekiti move forward. We can disagree with those in government without being unfair to the state and its people.
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Sometimes, the struggle to become somebody in life can be overwhelming. You keep pushing, making sacrifices and trying to build a better future, even when the journey gets exhausting. It's not always easy.
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