This prof has been doing a yeoman’s job and he is once in a million. University admissions in Nigeria has been majorly racketeering and absurd. Weldone professor Oloyede
Which guy? 😂 Are you high? An elderly person, to start with, a professor at that. Which part of the country are you from to address an old man as a guy? 😅
@@theinfinity914 This speaks to the same thing, and why someone must do the right thing. Would you rather everyone did the same thing? Graduate from a school before it was founded?
Please Sir, could JAMB review the practice of making candidates resit the exams every year before they can apply for University entry, having left secondary school for 2 to 3 years past. Their JAMB scores get progressively worse because they are no longer in formal education. They keep paying to private lesson establishments of unknown integrity without good result. If WAEC and NECU result remain acceptable for always, JAMB result should be also.
In another view: Nigeria doesn't have the youngest Engineer or Professor in the world, just full of die potential. Not even all these academic bodies care about the education system. They just want to look good in the face of the world and to the government. Those Academics and government people start this initiative to speed up of children academic duration. Just to replace them in a role or office. Not just be making decision for academic sector, like beer parlour talk. Remember also, we have exceptionally gifted children. God Bless Nigeria
@faithdynamics6760 Yes, because everything is based on milestones and achievement. There are some achievements someone can take at an early age of his life
@@jumbo-dev Those milestones always do not matter at the end of the day. It's all an ego thing. This should be a research topic actually. Someone should study these milestone achievements and the impact on society. How does graduating from the university at 15 years help you to succeed in life better than others, or the society at large? Aren't we putting unnecessary pressure on children, and making them feel they are better than everybody else? How does the feeling help the society? Are we building a society of self centered, ego centered and impatient generation of youths? Youngest this, youngest that, and so what?
I think the real issue here is age fraud issue, the student asking for a postgraduate scholarship has definitely modified her age, no way can she be 12 and get admission into a University and graduate at 15 in a govt university studying computer science
This prof has been doing a yeoman’s job and he is once in a million.
University admissions in Nigeria has been majorly racketeering and absurd. Weldone professor Oloyede
I swear this man should be our President
Omo....this guy is busting my head. He has been consistent
Which guy? 😂
Are you high?
An elderly person, to start with, a professor at that. Which part of the country are you from to address an old man as a guy? 😅
😅
Very intelligent man. Hope he's corrupt-free too?
It's because you don't know oloyede. You can ask us the unilorite during his reign as VC
@@IgberiKingsley of course that's why he asked, and yet you have not even answered the question!
He's incorruptible. He's transform the admission process in Nigeria.
@peaceagabus5236 lol, he was overwhelmed with the question, so he forgot to answer. Pro Oloyede is honesty personified.
Please it is ABSURD to have 140 as University Admission Cutoff Mark. 140/400 is a failure.
What Happened to the President who finish in a school in a year when the sch has not yet founded?
@@theinfinity914 This speaks to the same thing, and why someone must do the right thing.
Would you rather everyone did the same thing? Graduate from a school before it was founded?
Please Sir, could JAMB review the practice of making candidates resit the exams every year before they can apply for University entry, having left secondary school for 2 to 3 years past. Their JAMB scores get progressively worse because they are no longer in formal education. They keep paying to private lesson establishments of unknown integrity without good result. If WAEC and NECU result remain acceptable for always, JAMB result should be also.
I think it is the national assembly that does that
shm, trying to bending the system to your advantage. too bad
education in nigeria is plummeting in nigeria
Sir I wish you help do much on Tinubu educational fraud case as well
In another view: Nigeria doesn't have the youngest Engineer or Professor in the world, just full of die potential. Not even all these academic bodies care about the education system. They just want to look good in the face of the world and to the government. Those Academics and government people start this initiative to speed up of children academic duration. Just to replace them in a role or office. Not just be making decision for academic sector, like beer parlour talk. Remember also, we have exceptionally gifted children. God Bless Nigeria
Youngest this youngest that, to what purpose? Does it make them better than other children who attained great feats at older ages?
@faithdynamics6760 Yes, because everything is based on milestones and achievement. There are some achievements someone can take at an early age of his life
@@jumbo-dev
Those milestones always do not matter at the end of the day.
It's all an ego thing. This should be a research topic actually. Someone should study these milestone achievements and the impact on society.
How does graduating from the university at 15 years help you to succeed in life better than others, or the society at large?
Aren't we putting unnecessary pressure on children, and making them feel they are better than everybody else? How does the feeling help the society? Are we building a society of self centered, ego centered and impatient generation of youths?
Youngest this, youngest that, and so what?
@@faithdynamics6760oil dey your head, no competition in destiny, everyone in your own lane, life is majorly by His grace.
I think the real issue here is age fraud issue, the student asking for a postgraduate scholarship has definitely modified her age, no way can she be 12 and get admission into a University and graduate at 15 in a govt university studying computer science
@marvinsabhulimen2686 I don't think it's was a public university.
@@ugabijohn3815 i heard the man say Unilag
Our higher institutions are the most corrupt, which is the source of the national issues.
Bullshit young people are doing amazing things around the world your saying nonsense
@@elchapo2944 It's not about doing great things. It's about it being illegal until it is permitted.
Very corrupt mind!