The Crisis in the Educational Sector and the Future of Nigeria Students.
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY OWERRI
P.M.B 1526.
DEPARTMENT OF POLYMER AND TEXTILE ENGINEERING
THE CRISIS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SECTOR AND THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA STUDENTS.
A TERM PAPER
OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COURSE: ENG 313: ENGINEERING WRITING AND PRESENTATION
WRITTEN BY:
ANIAGBAOSO IKENNA KINGSLEY
REG NO: 20101728843
SUBMITTED TO:
DR. R.C. IHEJIRIKA
MARCH, 2013.
DEDICATION
I dedicate this work to His Excellency president Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, under whose regime this work was produce.
To my parents, who provided the opportunities and to my siblings for their patience and understanding.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This is often the hardest part of academic writing, one is always faced with the problem of deciding the few to be selected in this pages out of the many to be acknowledge. Above all, I am grateful to God for grace and knowledge to write. This work could not have been completed without the helps of many colleagues who provided figures and offered important advice during the preparation of this work. A big thank you to the eminent scholars of the Directorate of General Studies (DGS) Department who have tasked me to producing this work and also had given me insight on how to go about this topic. I will not forget to thank my friends, Ego Victor, Genesis Nneji, Adaeze Anaebone, Victor Nwokedi and many others; I must confess they have been there all step of the way.
PREFACE In the recent times, there has been an increasing rate of disregard for the Nigerian educational sector both within and outside the country. The devaluing tidings received from theme foreign educational bodies to Nigeria in her last Independence Day celebration (4th October, 2012) have prompted the writer to investigate into the issue and unravel the menace of Nigeria failing educational system. He went as far as researching into the history and foundation of education in Nigerian and has come up with viable solutions so as to revitalize the
P.M.B 1526.
DEPARTMENT OF POLYMER AND TEXTILE ENGINEERING
THE CRISIS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SECTOR AND THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA STUDENTS.
A TERM PAPER
OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COURSE: ENG 313: ENGINEERING WRITING AND PRESENTATION
WRITTEN BY:
ANIAGBAOSO IKENNA KINGSLEY
REG NO: 20101728843
SUBMITTED TO:
DR. R.C. IHEJIRIKA
MARCH, 2013.
DEDICATION
I dedicate this work to His Excellency president Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, under whose regime this work was produce.
To my parents, who provided the opportunities and to my siblings for their patience and understanding.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This is often the hardest part of academic writing, one is always faced with the problem of deciding the few to be selected in this pages out of the many to be acknowledge. Above all, I am grateful to God for grace and knowledge to write. This work could not have been completed without the helps of many colleagues who provided figures and offered important advice during the preparation of this work. A big thank you to the eminent scholars of the Directorate of General Studies (DGS) Department who have tasked me to producing this work and also had given me insight on how to go about this topic. I will not forget to thank my friends, Ego Victor, Genesis Nneji, Adaeze Anaebone, Victor Nwokedi and many others; I must confess they have been there all step of the way.
PREFACE In the recent times, there has been an increasing rate of disregard for the Nigerian educational sector both within and outside the country. The devaluing tidings received from theme foreign educational bodies to Nigeria in her last Independence Day celebration (4th October, 2012) have prompted the writer to investigate into the issue and unravel the menace of Nigeria failing educational system. He went as far as researching into the history and foundation of education in Nigerian and has come up with viable solutions so as to revitalize the
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