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SHOTS ON SHOTS: NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

"80 percent of what is taught in the Universities in Nigeria is not relevant in today's world. I attended and graduated from the only University in Nigeria. The University of Nigeria, and I can tell you without doubt or mincing words that all that was taught were theories. From the day you graduate from the university, you use less and less of what is learnt in school. These theories are obsolete and in applicable, which is why people have a valid point when they go for the jugular of Nigerian graduates.The system is decadent and grossly polluted"
SOLUTION: The government should be creative enough to invest in technical schools as against the theories learnt in the polytechnics and Universities.
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