This blogger claims to have sampled the comments on
Nairaland and arrived at a list of courses that no one should spend time
or money studying in Nigeria.
“Please don’t find solace or justification because you know a single person that has studied one of these programs and became successful,” the blogger writes, “it is not enough reason to do it.”
Citing reasons as extinction, low employability, stifled career advancement, bureaucracy and nepotism as reasons why these courses are ‘not ideal’ for studying, the blogger listed the courses as follows:
“Please don’t find solace or justification because you know a single person that has studied one of these programs and became successful,” the blogger writes, “it is not enough reason to do it.”
Citing reasons as extinction, low employability, stifled career advancement, bureaucracy and nepotism as reasons why these courses are ‘not ideal’ for studying, the blogger listed the courses as follows:
- Animal Physiology
- Developmental Studies
- history
- Anthropology
- Philosophy
- General and Liberal Arts
- Humanities
- Religious Studies
- Mass Communication
- Archeology
- Photographic Arts
- Sociology
- Counselor
- Food Science
- Sport science
- French
- English Literature
- Media studies
- Geography
- Film Studies
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