Pidaa:
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Today I was at my first lecture in my university at the UK. We were told to do introduction by the lecturer of the course we attended and after that the lecture began, at some point we have to take break for rest.

Then the lecturer offered to buy drink for all the students that were in class at the school canteen. We all followed the lecturer to the school canteen and grabbed a drink, even when a white boy was insisting not to collect the offer, the lecturer was begging him that he had already paid for every body that the boy should just take a drink.

Then my mind returned back to Nigeria to those days when I was still doing my bachelor degrees and remember what those witches and demons lecturers did to students. I was just like why? Who did Nigeria offend that we are so cruel? even when I met police last week after I lost my way, you can see how their police was polite and showed me road. Them nor ask me anything for the boys. We need to start to get things right from our foundation and not blaming the government always.

Pidaa:
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Today I was at my first lecture in my university at the UK. We were told to do introduction by the lecturer of the course we attended and after that the lecture began, at some point we have to take break for rest.

Then the lecturer offered to buy drink for all the students that were in class at the school canteen. We all followed the lecturer to the school canteen and grabbed a drink, even when a white boy was insisting not to collect the offer, the lecturer was begging him that he had already paid for every body that the boy should just take a drink.

Then my mind returned back to Nigeria to those days when I was still doing my bachelor degrees and remember what those witches and demons lecturers did to students. I was just like why? Who did Nigeria offend that we are so cruel? even when I met police last week after I lost my way, you can see how their police was polite and showed me road. Them nor ask me anything for the boys. We need to start to get things right from our foundation and not blaming the government always.

Bigredmachine:
Being a lecturer in Nigeria is a very tough thing... The road is not smooth, so any lecturer in Nigeria who has passed through this tough road will see him or her self as Messiah

Many of them don't think other people would ever get to their level, hence u hear words like A is for me B is for God

One chemistry lecturer like that was always failing students in chemistry 112 back then, the day boys kidnapped and showed her the other side of life, that day she started behaving normal

Hectoor:
the country is hard na why

illicit:
The day a Nigerian lecturer will buy drinks for u

They must be up to something....

Pidaa:
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Today I was at my first lecture in my university at the UK. We were told to do introduction by the lecturer of the course we attended and after that the lecture began, at some point we have to take break for rest.

Then the lecturer offered to buy drink for all the students that were in class at the school canteen. We all followed the lecturer to the school canteen and grabbed a drink, even when a white boy was insisting not to collect the offer, the lecturer was begging him that he had already paid for every body that the boy should just take a drink.

Then my mind returned back to Nigeria to those days when I was still doing my bachelor degrees and remember what those witches and demons lecturers did to students. I was just like why? Who did Nigeria offend that we are so cruel? even when I met police last week after I lost my way, you can see how their police was polite and showed me road. Them nor ask me anything for the boys. We need to start to get things right from our foundation and not blaming the government always.

elmessiahs:
Naso we see am o, during my community service in uniport year 2. A lecturer offered my group A, if we nominated a thick girl to sex with him.
Then my level mate took him to a bar after drinking and eating, the lecturer on going home was held by a waiter, in anger the lecturer told us that we won't see shigbam A or B. That's how heartless some of them could be

Davash222:
Trying to compare UK lecturers with Nigerian lecturers should be treated as a criminal act.

Bigredmachine:
Being a lecturer in Nigeria is a very tough thing... The road is not smooth, so any lecturer in Nigeria who has passed through this tough road will see him or her self as Messiah

Many of them don't think other people would ever get to their level, hence u hear words like A is for me B is for God

One chemistry lecturer like that was always failing students in chemistry 112 back then, the day boys kidnapped and showed her the other side of life, that day she started behaving normal

Pidaa:
Admin please post in on top page.

Today I was at my first lecture in my university at the UK. We were told to do introduction by the lecturer of the course we attended and after that the lecture began, at some point we have to take break for rest.

Then the lecturer offered to buy drink for all the students that were in class at the school canteen. We all followed the lecturer to the school canteen and grabbed a drink, even when a white boy was insisting not to collect the offer, the lecturer was begging him that he had already paid for every body that the boy should just take a drink.

Then my mind returned back to Nigeria to those days when I was still doing my bachelor degrees and remember what those witches and demons lecturers did to students. I was just like why? Who did Nigeria offend that we are so cruel? even when I met police last week after I lost my way, you can see how their police was polite and showed me road. Them nor ask me anything for the boys. We need to start to get things right from our foundation and not blaming the government always.

Jaqenhghar:
The sad thing is some of those wicked lecturers studied abroad, enjoyed good relationships with their lecturers there, but went back and continued their evil ways instead of replicating the positives they learnt.

Danjikanbauchi:
see this one so because of ordinary drinks you are comparing a whole UK lecturer to that of Nigeria do you know how many girls our Nigerian lecturers have bought drinks,abacha, okpa, groundnuts, tsire, rice and stew, tuwon shimkafa, ewa and bread before ? And still carry them to his office for more after lecture explanations.

omooba969:


Your comment doesn't portray sound education, your Uni has to refund you.

twilliamx:


It is called a gesture fooool....instead of feeling like a demi god over the students, the lecturer made himself approachable...

Splitmind:
Only lazy youths who failed in school would complain about Nigerian lecturers

pinkyruledworld:

Everyone is frustrated.