A second year student of Business Administration would rather blame the government, for not paying the lecturers adequately. She claimed that teachers needed money to fuel their tanks and take good care of their families. That, I think is her point of view. Some others blamed the students who wouldn't sit and face their studies.
Samuel Umez of the department of Food Science Technology, admitted that lecturers intentionally fail students and therefore estort money from such students. In other words, he is sugesting that it doesn't matter whether a student studies hard or not. Rather, all that matter is whether the lecturer is broke or not.
Now, who has actually taken into consideration the negetive effects of such activities to the enviroment? "It makes me sad when I come across graduates who cannot write an application letter" Victoria lamented. She went ahead to complain bitterly about the way lecturers in her department - Industrial Chemistry, fail students to collect money from them.
Two weeks ago, a second year student of accounting at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology was arrested robbing on the high way. Who knows what led him into that? Could it be that he was trying to raise money to sought a particular course?
I think Nigeria really has a long way to go. It takes the youths, I and you, the future leaders to put a stop to this. What are your contributions? I can't really wait to hear from you.
