Why Africa's Education System Needs Reformation; UK Fines Oyakhilome N65M; FFK Takes COVID Vaccine
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I really don’t know how you’ve 100 students in a class and 85% of them will fail the course and the institution wouldn’t ever question the lecturers.. it’s baffling
God bless you ,instead of lecturers getting questioned they get praised for coming up with difficult questions. Lecturers boast about failing students.
We had one like that in school, he said A is for god, B is for himself then the rest C D E F for us students. Thank goodness we taught him some lessons before we graduated. He was suspended for a year by time he came back he had his tail right between his legs.
Evil and sadist lecturers in Nigerian universities and polytechnics. Either sex maniacs or marking down students. A minority are sane but they have to be careful or would be hounded out by other lecturers.
They need to reform the educational system in that country.
So true. After my Bsc and post graduate in Nigeria, I discovered that we have a long way to go in reforming our education sector after schooling outside the country...
This Zambia 🇿🇲 man is speaking so much common sense 2:46 and this problem doesn't just start from schooling system in African but most African parental upbringing sadly do not encourage children to be critical thinkers nor challenge the narrative. This type of upbringing follows children into the school system that still promotes cramming theories instead of practicals.
The same way foreign religions were introduced and accepted without question, without us verifying what the influx of such faiths meant to Africans like changing into English names yet the religion wasn't English by origin but African .
I was lucky to have studied in Botswana, I started in covenant University and I can tell you the difference was too much. Botswana education is really really good
Pls how do i get this through, can you help?
In Liberia, text books from the 50s, 60s, 70s etc...are still being used. Incompetent teachers are on the increase.
It's still much happening in Nigeria. Some will even go to the extent of saying 'A is for God, B is for me, C is for the most serious student...'
The will even send student out of the lecture throughout semester. The lecturers will mark students down claiming that nobody get full mark.
I went through a lot when I was in school. It's such a terrific experience.
Prof AAA agboola of Funaab
I was shocked when I got to the university in those days when a lecturer said "No one has ever had more than C in this course" I must say, that was it for me. And to make the matters worse, they employ their useless products to continue their useless process. God help Nigeria
Because the lecturers have sold their soul to the devil. They are enemies of progress
This man is saying the truth, we need to reform the entire education system in Africa....Phd students don't get opportunity to implement their knowledge into society, once you get your phd, the next thing is to become a lecturer.Keep up the good work Adeola
the problem in African schools what we know how to do is theory, but our practical section in school is die..
@@peterabraham3407
God bless you sir for saying the truth and what was in my mind.
The schools should do more praticals,
In Europe, a child in Jss 3 go for a week or 2 weeks praticals in company of his / her choice ...
@@lelo940 yu leave in naija currently , yu wise guy..
We will buy handouts and just study ooo... I just thank God for UA-cam ooo... It's where I learn 75% my school stuffs... NIGERIA!!!
A 16 year old in Germany can sponsor a University student anywhere in Africa. I was so shocked at what I saw after coming here with my degree.
Germany system and education is on different level. I hope every African knows and add to their decisions while they are planning to study abroad
What do you mean by "sponsor"
@@tonalizo With 16 ,most Germans start with a vocational training, being paid 700€ -1200 € per month. Studying 2 days in a week and practicing 3 days. By So doing, they graduate as skilled workers and can decide to go to the University or work full time. It's So interesing to see how young and wealthy 21 years old Germans are.
@@tonalizo You get the point now. Sponsor= pay fees, feed and Accomodation
@@silasdingoke6407 yes. I wanted you to explain properly. I've lived there before.
Exactly Adeolaaaaaa.... I have told people that we need to move on from blaming the colonial masters for what happened to us and start holding our political leaders and head of organisations accountable. Nigeria desperately needs a system that is designed for us and created by us taking consideration of both the top class citizens and common masses. Our school system has deteriorated. Lecturers in IMSU and unilag will boldly tell you to pay money or fail his/her course. The harassment of female students in most school is on the rise
We are not yet free bro...can't you see
What are you seeing that I am not seeing bro? Is it the colonial masters that are looting us dry? What about the exorbitant money spent on projects which does not directly affect the common man.? What about the education system? What about the religious war, ethnic bias, and our security forces oppression? See ehnn the problem of the country is by the country. No one else
That's the gospel truth.
When I say the same thing people say I am taking sides with the colonial masters
@@theresesuirumarie2428 me too
Chai, i feel you. You are a sweet person dear. These people are jobless. God protect you and us
Am a teacher myself. And hearing these man speaks makes me feel like he is second me. I have always said it that we don't have good education system. What we have is so bad. The current minister Adam Adam just made it worse.
@Adeola Fayehun fake account
I didn't know that Nigeria education system is so messed up until I travelled abroad to further my education. I did diploma, Advanced diploma and HND before going abroad. I was supposed to go for a semester and then Masters program, but realized I was so dumb as if I've never been to a university. I had to start my under graduate program all over again from year 1 to year 4 and did my masters program. I spent alot of money but 100% worth it 💪
Bro what's your handle on IG or Facebook I need more information on this. Wanna send my younger bro abroad for studies.
@@joshuaeyo246 Facebook: Najeeb Balarabe Gaya
IG: @najeebgaya_1010
I had my undergrad in Nigeria and was very comfortable during my masters' at the UK. Except for research, I competed favourably with my peers from other countries. Basically, your course played a role, and the fact you did a diploma didn't help. However, I do agree that our educational system needs a comete overhaul.
I agree with you aunty Adeola, our educational system needs reform. We are trained to seek for jobs and not to create wealth.
Well done ma, you should know that in Nigeria today most lecturers write textbooks but addressing foreign problems and we are still struggling with 2000 problem in 2021
As someone who is still in the University system, I am in my third year. I would say it still happens, lecturers reciting textbook and not teaching. I can remember my first year, I had a lecturer who was branded as someone who had a narrow style. Students failed her course every year because of the rigid style of teaching, after taking her once, I made it a duty to avoid her classes. She only read her material and never gave room for free-thinking.
As she wrote it in her material, you must vomit it for her in the exam, I got points deducted for synonym change. It was a miracle I passed that class.
But as I have moved up, I have had the opportunity to meet some lecturers who take their time to teach and open the floor for questions and arguments but not because the university reformed or anything but from the lecturers own personal effort. If I was to describe the educational system, it would be a lack of options or variety.
I died at the part where she said the U.K has touched God's anointed and the asteroid was making its way to the U.K 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Honestly the type of lecturer or teacher is very important. I had a lecturer who in the first year scolded a student for asking questions. Completely embarrassed him making the rest of us scared to ask questions. Then in our 3rd year this same lecture was pushing us to ask questions. Didnt work cause we were already traumatized
The Chinese man who is the chairman of the oil company in my village in Niger Delta can't even write an informal letter nor speak "come" in English, but off the mineral resources in my land our African soil, He's a global financial giant now, what did I learn in school that can't teach me how to extract mineral resources off my land and turn it into a marketable product??
@Michel Ange Fogue Well said, thank you👏🏾🙏🏾
@Michel Ange Fogue Don't pretend that the chinese don't get preferential treatment. We don't offer the same privileges to our diaspora. The racism we have against our own people is disgraceful
So true.
In Nigeria we just go to school to mark attendance. We learnt nothing. I'm still finding it difficult to cope out here. My degree became nothing.
Same here 🤧
its the consistency for meeeeee. love you adeolaaa
Exactly what have been arguing with my friend about African educational system particularly Nigeria
Always looking forward to ur uploads cos its informative n educative as well as an eye opener
The man said it all our educational system need to change in the whole of african .
I'm here first and warming up for insightful moments with our Lady Adeola.
Most governments in Africa don't celebrate intellectualism. Overdependence on foreign goods and services in Africa kills creativity.
That overdependence on foreign goods is sadly by design. The western capitalists actually work so hard to keep it that way but again there's nothing stopping us from weaning ourselves off it.
They have no choice. They use the IMF and WTO to make sure that we kill off whole industries so that we keep buying from them. Check out what they did to Ghana's rice production.
Great woman carry-on I appreciate your efforts.
Honestly when I left 🇳🇬 for the 🇺🇸 in 2016, nigerian universities were still like how Adeola described
It is still the same way in 2021.... No difference
Same system, same building, same syllabus, no difference
Hi Damilola
Thank you Adeola, everything you just mentioned are still happening in Nigeria Education System and it is getting worst.
I have the dream, zeal and passion to study abroad as well.
I couldn’t agree more. Also, the education system should also encourage soft skills like teamwork and cooperation. Our unnecessary focus on competition and class positions make it difficult for people to work as teams when their older.
@Adeola Fayehun fake account 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i don't understand why Fani Kayode shouldn't be taken seriously. He is human and capable of believing error. He got corrected and unlearned what he had been told, please don't create hypocrites who will not succumb to superior information. I respect him for that. It shows a humble heart.
God Bless you Ma you broke it down spectacularly honestly the motivation in Nigeria is so appalling whether private or public Uni,school abroad develop you in such a way you are able to independently think outside the box, honestly we need reform 💯 percent
Adeola... I just love this excerpt of yours on education. "Thinking" is better than memorising.
By now we should be studying our own problems and finding solutions. By now text books should be written by nationals. Loooooove it.
#Omega fire child
You are a very sweet and nice person. There are bound to be some bad elements in the fold. Keep on keeping on.
U spoke the truth on education reform needed in all African country mostly Nigeria, which is one reason why I went into teach in Nigeria I found out the curriculum n syllabus n policy are made by people who know little to nothing about teaching,the practice or principle of teaching etc,many policies are made without much thought on the positivity if such policy on education
I really appreciate your work ...your our African princess 💖💖🙏🙏
Adeola: you have my undivided attention because you make so much progressive sense: books written by African authors, taught by Africans, made by Africans and consumed by Africans. We ought to only borrow that which has been tested and proven to stand the test of time and has quality shelf-life. Not all that glitters is gold.
In South Africa , the education system is of good standard. Possibly the best in Africa
The best video my sister. God bless you dear
This man is saying the truth, we need to reform the entire education system in Africa
Einstein was once asked how many feet are in a mile. Einstein's reply was "I don't know, why should I fill my brain with facts I can find in two minutes in any standard reference book? But in Nigeria, our brain is for storage of fact that we can get in any reference book. We prided ourselves with reciting the holy books but can’t produce anything with it
Yes, why do we have to cram? During my Master's Degree at University of Nigeria, Nsukka we took an exam in a course and lecturer gave the Formulars in the question paper, hinting that there was no marks for remembering the Formulars. It was a totally new experience for me. I learnt from it and I have replicated same. I don't expect my students to memorise Formular. It adds no value
@@kennethnwokocha6460 absolutely. It is a waste of effort. I mean it is good to commit some things to memory but a premium shouldn’t be put to that. We need to restructure our education to reflect critical thinking. My lecture use to say “there is no right or wrong answer. All I need is your thought process. Who knows, I may be the one at the wrong - only time would tell” . That is education that teaches productivity. Not first class students that can recite books but can’t produce a candle stick.
I want to continue seeing your face. I like how you always contribute to my lectures. So I'm giving you a carryover.
Preach it sir!!!!! I've asked questions and my fellow Africans criticize me!! Thank you sir!
Why would someone tell me that Columbus discovered America? Where was America and the indigenous people before that!!!
This man has hit the nail on the head. We are complacent and keep on looking up to the colonial masters, waiting for them to validate us before we do anything. We come to diaspora and we show we are truly brilliant. I wish we will wake up.
Africans are conditioned to not ask questions, beginning right in their homes. When kids ask their parents questions about something that goes against common sense ( "in all things give thanks, for this is the way of ....) they are told to "shut up." Africans must teach their children to "question everything" instead of following orders. This stifle's innovation and creativity. The education system definitely needs reform.
Very true
@Dakanu you have spoken so much common sense ✅
Mrs Adeola... You are right... The education system in Nigeria hasn't changed. I'm still a student of a Uni and it hasn't changed ooo...
Adeola i appreciate the cameroonian education system.
Their GCE Advanced Level system is fantastic. After obtaining my advanced level certificate in Cameroon i was asked to do a four year course in an American Uni in London in 3years. Reason being the Advanced level certificate equates to 1 year university studies...
So i bowed to sound logic and superior reasoning and pressed the like button
Good luck on Easter I love ur videos
We're still under colonial rule, hiding behind their preferred African leaders, the blueprint on police/army training is still colonial and many more that our current legislators won't change...my humble opinion 🤘🏾🇰🇪
God bless you
I'm so happy some people still know this
Dear Deola, studying as a Uopeople student has been quite revealing, questions asked are Critical Thinking Questions. Paying the fees have been an issue, but I'm willing to work my ass out to get a proper education.
Yes I never regret studying In Uop too,it really a best experience for me.
Chai true talk. So sad & hope the rulers in African countries with no vision can come out of the woods & change a change!!
Olukayode Oyedeji thank you brother. Noone can say it better.
Sometimes I wish Tunde Idiagbo is around!!!
I also wish Idiagbon was around Nigeria would have moved on.
@ Mum God will bless you for mentioning Idiagbon . Babangida sold our futures around late 80’s while we were innocents. Anyway my own wish for him is that never will joy come into his life even after his death destruction will always be his .
Deola we are not free from the colonisers yet. They still have a lot of influence on the whole of Africa. They didn't leave they just changed their style.
Thank you for this content dear
Adeola I totally agree with you. I had a degree from the then only English speaking university in Cameroon with a Bachelor's degree in BAnking and Finance. I will be graduating with a BS in nursing in May here in the US. The very first time I went to the chemistry lab, I froze at the door until the instructor asked me if everything was ok. The educationa systems in Africa definitely need to be changed including the infrastructure.
That lecturer part is so true they will even best their chest when saying it
I have said this time and again the way people are being taught in most schools in Africa, critical thinking is missing..
Very true...we don't have critical thinking at all but memorizing
we are with you always 🇬🇲💯💯💗💗
This man is a banger, I wish I could know this man, I will love to follow him ion instagram, I am a business graduate yet I don't know how to apply what I learn in real day life. The colonial master are still colonizing us in many ways, they have not taken their hand off of our matter
Wow
The man is a bunch of wisdom and a real solution to Africa, the man just spoke the real problem of Africa.
Well done, Adeola👏🏽👏🏽
Still happening my dear. We really need educational reformed. Some lecturer will never appear in the class but his handout will reach us to prepare for exam.... it's a pity for us poor who cannot travel to study over sea.
Yes ooo, I think some lecture just always feel superior, but some lecture make the class completely interactive like my law lecture, but we still need to be in what we are learning, and there are many factors that depends on that
Today the anointed 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Adeola ur killing me
Its high time Africa focuses on quality education though.
We have a long way to go and its achievable.
True 💖
Thank you Adeola, please what is the latest about Hijab in Kwara State.
You are very right my dear Adeola we need a general overhaul of our educational system from reproducing to reasoning. An Africa centred learning and research. From history to science...
You re doing a great job Adeola... But we miss you standing and giving us some swagzz coz you are looking too serious sitting down. ✌️✌️
Am currently studying sculpture at yabatech, on our first class there was no introduction to the course because the lecturer believe we out to have understood it. There wasn’t nothing like introductions tools and uses.
Last year during lockdown here in Nigeria, I took my time studying online. I subscribed to new masters art academy, Robert Bodem and Eirik Anersen on patreon where I learnt the basis and proper way of sculpting .
I just wish education here too can be standard .
I think we should update our language it will revolutionalize African Society
Love from Liberia 🇱🇷
@Adeola Fayehun fake account
The future of any nation rests largely on how they educate their younger generation.
@Adeola Fayehun fake account
Adeola, please can you do an expose on the non availability of Nigerian passports for over 2 years now. Nigerians in Nigeria have been waiting for months to get their passports
Wow
Wow. Didn't know that
This is so true unless you have money to go through the black
Check Sassy Funke on UA-cam. She just made a video on this a couple of hours ago. Hope it helps.
@@aminajoseph1409 you are very correct. Three of my siblings got their passports express. If you have money you can always get your passport.
Your sarcasm is on another level
I concur with this man 100%
I chat a lady trustee member of tertiary institute in Nigeria, that education system need reformed, include critical thinking in curriculum. She said "what we do is working, no need to change it" but her children live and school in England.
Many thanks.
Aunty.... You promised us to present Koledowo till date we have not seen him..
In UniUyo one of our lecturers was so good at being absent from lectures till the extent that he missed exams twice, as in, two times he never came to administer exams. He was a Dr. and he taught us Statistics... Statistics
It’s quite different for *me* in Ghana. I went to a pretty small school and critical thinking was a must for most of my classes. I currently work with a university Academic City University College which is working to improve tertiary education in Africa. Mostly practical classes and forced thinking and encouraging students to open up and exchange ideas. I think we’re on the right track
Which school was that
@@florencequarshie9806 GIMPA School of Technology. We started of at ~50 and only about 23~25 of us made it to graduation. Most left to other schools because it wasn’t the normal chew pour pass. Granted some still managed to use that to graduate but most of us didn’t.
@@kwesicobbina9207 cool i was thinking about taking a master's course there. I really feel for those who had chew and pour teachers. They have no idea how much they affect a student's choices. I would have never chosen the course i did in uni if they didn't change my teacher in my final year with a critical thinking one which made me discover my love for physics
@@florencequarshie9806 you should if they have your program. The professors are really great. Don’t like admin that much though but 85% for the professors. Be ready to do a ton of research assignments though. For masters students. 😂
@@kwesicobbina9207 thanks😊😊
They are giving us independent but we never give our self. Nothing changes in most institution, it even get worst.
3:47 is another reason why I like your channel.
Apart from Medicine, Nursing , lab science , pharmacy , some science subjects, and Engineering in some universities. Education in Nigeria is in a Very very backward state, and even the above mentioned professions still have alot to of deficiencies, but atleast their teaching is still practically oriented more than many others though there is the issue of lack of funding for modern equipment to aid practical teaching...
You have passed the 500k subscribers. Where is koledowo ooooo😂😂😂
It still happens right here oh. Everything still happens here on Nigeria, especially here in Abuja university
Good job Adeola
Well about education in my dear sleeping nation Nigeria, all listed claims still exist and it is so disgustingly bad our so called leaders (rulers) do not care except for themselves selfishly 🤦🏽♂️.
Well done on all reports!
This absolutely true, I mean we were doing practical at a reputable university oau today, I was like what I'm I doing, everything is written in manual, thinking is not appreciated, teacher didn't even explain, practical to us physically 🙃, (he did a five minute explanation online) about a three hour practical.
It's really difficult to cope with school as I really like understanding and visualizing what I read, but no time at all to that. You will fail exam.
Anyone knows how to get a scholarship abroad!!
In DRC , we went trough the same thing in college as you said .
Hi Adeola, you can ban the website that they are trying to redirect people to. That way If anyone types that comment on your channel, it would be sent to the review portion on youtube. You can ban most of the words that they use in their messages.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Just keep up the nice work!
Our education system in Nigeria needs reform, total reform. There are some handouts i bought that i never use, it was never related or useful to the course. I have failed an assignment cos i didn't write directly from the handout.
Welcome to naija
For how long are we going to blame the white man for our predicaments? We have been independent for God knows how long. Who's forcing you not to change to what you think is better for your country ?
Thank you! We have the freedom to change now so why do we still play the blame game? We are the ones who can ultimately change our situations
Adeola: Press the subscribe bughhhm 😅🤭
I always wait for that 😊
The man is saying the truth because a lot of us says they have Phd but knows nothing
That money is nothing to Pastor Chris. Truth is, the fine will be passed down to the members. Sadly, members worldwide will sow their house, lands, cars, jewelry, stimulus, salaries and student loans to pay for it. That is unfortunate. Christ Embassy has so much money!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Church is business.
It is the same in every African country
Yes it is. It is so sad that a high school graduate in Liberia cannot compose a letter.
@Adeola Fayehun try again lol!