blank:

Accountants of course, duh.

Koolking:

last I checked politics is a profession. Politicians stand out in Nigeria. I have never heard expatriates ever been shipped to Nigeria to help our politicians convince the people about their insincerity. Our politicians have been doing that professionally independent.

ndidibabe:

1)Our Judiciary system is poo and that says a lot about the Law profession. A quick example is the Ibori case that we relied on the Uk to resolve. (2) The Police force is nonsense. That we can tell by boko haram saga, repeated cases of arm robbery and other vices (3)Engineering is flop. No wonder Dangote had to rely on foreign Engineers to build his plant. We cannot design nor construct. Nigerian Engineers are just needed in the oil companies for maintenance work. The 'real' guys are expartraites. What has our Electrical Engineers manufactured? How many machines has been constructed by our Mechanical Engineers? Our Indigineous Builders and civil Engineers have turned to killers by constructing sub-standard buildings that eventually collapse and kill. (4 ) Goodluck, our president was a University lecturer. That tells a  lot about the Education Sector. No wonder, people want to be trained abroad (5 ) Will you visit a Nigeria Hospital if you have the money to be flown abroad for a minor operation? Definitely N0! That is the state of Medicine and surgery in Nigeria. Most of  my Doctor friends have travelled out of the country for greener pasture because of unemplyoment. It is that serious. Medicine that used to be lucrative in those days,  (6)Anybody with an IT certification now refers himself to an IT Professional. But really what can this guys do? Repair computers, lay cables, 'copy and paste programmers'. We rely on the Indians for our core IT projects.                                       Accounting might just stand out. I do not know much about them but i hardly see companies hire Accountants from other countries.      

Sugardiva:

The judiciary is not synonymous with the Legal profession. The judiciary makes up less than a third of what is the Nigerian legal profession. so u cant judge the profession by d conduct of d judiciary.

In my opinion the legal profession  stands out if not on their effectiveness and trustworthiness but in their proper understanding of what it is to be a 'professional'.  

okito:

Engineers definitely. It might also interest you that a lot of Chartered Accountants hold first degrees in various Engineering disciplines. Many banks have Engineers as directors, a good example is UBA with half of the board of executive directors being Engineers, including the Group Managing Director himself.

Give it to the Engineers, we stand out anyday!