Reactions as man lists "useless courses" to study in Nigerian universities

Nigerians react as man lists "useless courses" to study

The post has continued to generate a lot of reactions from Nigerians both at home and abroad.

@TeeSugarr

Same Law wey I study for naija come dey use chop for obodo oyinbo!? Dey play

@cposcure

I studied Biochemistry…and i agree with you

@iam_drchris

Remove vet medicine from this list if you don't want what happened in 2003 to repeat itself

@phveektordrayne

How are they useless? They can be stepping stone for good masters in the abroad

@PAPPYZEE86

Microbiology? You must be a JOKE! I know a microbiologist in Abuja earning in $. Huge money in Naira. #18m monthly. That's just basic salary.

@Amakerry_

You see that Political Science, you need to loud it with speaker.

@All5tarboy

I know this is a dig at the legal system, but lawyers are out here making money in Nigeria regardless. Might be one of the few professions where people are reliably making good money steadily, but I'm assuming like anywhere else to get in you need connections.

@VetiNazreehlDr

Oga comot Vet Medicine for the list. If Vet medicine go dey the list then human medicine sef suppose dey.

@BruteMiner

I have found it hard to disagree with this list. Unfortunately, everything is here useless in Nigeria because there is no value placed on them.

The LAW in particular, is meant to be scrabbed after encountering these broad daylight ordeal with the judiciary and how 2023 has exposed all the flaws, corruption and most importantly showed how the Nigerian constitution is set up to protect criminals and prosecute/oppress justice for the poor and innocent. There is no law in Nigeria because the police who are meant to uphold it are the accomplices and enablers of the destruction of the LAW. It's a dead country, and it has no rule of law that governs it from the impurities wrecking it consistently.

@0liminati

Wow, that's quite a list you've got there! But hey, let's not be too quick to judge. While some might consider these courses "useless," they can actually open doors to interesting career paths and opportunities. It's all about finding your passion and making the most of it!

List of new courses, departments in Nigerian universities

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the newly introduced curriculum, the Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS), will commence in September 2023.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) unveiled the new curriculum in 2022 to replace the Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards (BMAS), which had been in use since 2007.

The CCMAS was designed to make Nigerian tertiary education more responsive to the needs of society and reflect the 21st-century realities in the existing and new disciplines and programmes.

.. Source: Legit.ng