Former Nigerian Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Professor Isah Ibrahim Pantami, has been subjected to a torrent of criticism following his recent article in which he revealed the procedure for earning a degree from universities located in Cotonou. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
A Daily Nigerian news outlet’s research revealed the dubious methods by which people graduate from these universities, raising questions about the validity of the educational system.
In his post, Professor Pantami applauded the efforts of the investigative team and recognized the importance of addressing this issue. He stressed that allowing such betrayals of education to persist would undoubtedly have adverse effects on human capital development and other aspects of societal progress.
Furthermore, he called for a thorough review of all universities in Cotonou to safeguard the credibility of education.
The Minister’s statement ignited a wave of reactions across various platforms as you can read below.
Many individuals expressed their agreement with the need for stricter scrutiny of these universities, emphasizing the potential consequences of compromising the standards of education. Some commentators stressed that the revelations vindicate long-held suspicions about the credibility of certain academic qualifications. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
