Electrical Engineering is something else. I struggled to graduate from it in Nigeria. I left depressed but fought to succeed and now work as a senior developer for a top 10 software company in the world. I still went back to a master's in informatics after establishing my career and graduated with a first-class 🙂

Nigerian lecturers try to frustrate their students, especially in those prime Federal Universities: UNN, Unilag, ABU, I've, etc. Then again, the facilities like good libraries, comfortable hostels, etc., are elsewhere. What they're doing abroad is almost what the private Unis in Nigeria are doing, providing a soft landing for them. I've never seen a 2/2 graduate from a private Uni in Nigeria. All I've seen are 1st Class and 2/1. And these people got between 220-230 in jamb and couldn't secure admission. I'm Federal Unis. In the 80s, people who were sent abroad couldn't get access. Same thing I see happening now in private Unis. Yet

Don't blame them.

Attaining Education in Nigeria is like eating KFC spicy chicken inside a public toilet.

You'll gain knowledge about most subject to some extent but you'll never be really Good in them.

Heck, if you watch closely, most Lecturers in Nigerian universities can't construct good sentences.

I have someone with a degree in Aeronautic engineering currently teaching. Nigeria is messed up.

Even a certain Griller who is Bubu's ass licker graduated with a Degree in Crop Production. But he is yet to get a job or a piece of land to practice what he learnt in school.

Pathetic.