What’s Your Biggest Frustration With Nigeria’s Educational System?

At Nigerian Scholars, we get a hundreds of comments each week from admission seeking candidates who are in the so-popular quest among school leavers for admission into the university.

Some of the comments are complaints arising from being denied admission to the rigorous process involved in getting admission into the university.

See examples of such comments that relay candidates’ frustrations in the admission exercise:

I got 63% bug I had d7 in maths and I wanna study geography (social science ) but I vnt been offered admission yet…am so scared

I scored 40.55 civil engineering.What are my chances of getting admission. And also when will departmental cut off mark /admission list be out.thank you

hi..pls i want to know if dere is any hope of admission into futo for me dz year..i scored 253 in jamb and 200 in putme and i applied for geology though my name is not on the released list..pls what is my chance of gaining admission?

pls is scored 205 in jamb and 184 in putme but wasn’t given admission into political science in uniuyo, can I supplement for it?

Why is that any I check my admission status it will be showing sorry no admission is given yet please what’s the possible solution to it?

Pls hw can i check ABU admission list on there website bcos i hv tried bt dey keep on directin me to jamb website of jamb wil say no result.Or isnt it possible to check it on there site?pls i wnt to knw how pls …ASAP

like i told you i scored 202 in Jamb and 168 in post umte….i applied for Economics…so do i have and chance or hope of gaining the admission

There are so many comments like this that get dropped for Nigerian Scholars daily and we can go on and on but the question is what really is the way forward for Nigerian students who have been experiencing all these admission -related frustrations for years now, what is the way forward for our educational system, what is the way forward for our youths who have been left stranded by JAMB?

Because, surely we cannot remain like this, but the question still remains what is the way forward?

Please, leave a message in response to the question: What is your biggest frustration with the Nigerian educational system? We’re hoping your responses to this survey will help those policy makers and up-coming entrepreneurs who seek to see change in Nigeria gather quality information on how to approach the problem. You can leave your message below. Thanks in advance!