Causes Causes of falling standard of education in Nigeria include: Crave for paper qualification, Government Being the Source of the Problem, Poor Infrastructure, Accessibility to Schools, Teachers’ Welfare, Sector Neglect, Examination Malpractice, Lack of Dedication of Teachers, and disinterestedness of Parents in their Children’s Education.   Crave for Paper Qualification:...

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  By Fagbuyi, MD Jomaxcel Technology. Engineer Omotayo Fagbuyi is a chemical and hygiene specialist. He attended Cleaning Institute, United Kingdom, where he obtained a professional certificate in Chemical and Hygiene Productions. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Jomaxcel Technology. Through his chemical and hygiene platform, Fagbuyi has been...

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO SOLVING MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES It has become obvious that the broad aims of producing high-level manpower for national development for which the university education is meant for is not really being achieved as a result of the multifaceted problem bedevils the governance of the university system. It therefore...

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AjuluchukwuOkeke The last elections in Nigeria which ended up re-electing Mohammadu Buhari as president of Nigeria for another four-year term and other elections that followed  threw up a lot of questions on what Nigerian electorates really want or find more important over other indices of good governance. In developed countries...

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PROBLEMS OF UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA The story of university education in Nigeria today has largely been a story of mixed fortune. These institutions initially laid claims in making respectable impact on the socio-political and economic advancement of Nigeria. Today, there are doubts whether Nigerian universities under the present conditions...

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By I. A. Ajayi and Ekundayo  Haastrup Education is widely accepted as a major instrument for promoting socioeconomic, political and cultural development in Nigeria. Universities educate future leaders and develop the high-level technical capacities that underpin economic growth and development. The main purpose and relevance of university education in Nigeria...

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