Monday, 8 December 2014

LECTURERS DECRY STATE OF DECADENCE IN TERTIARY INSTITUTES.



 The level of decadence among the youths of today has risen to a state which every parent and straight-thinking youth must take seriously. 
  Lecturers now decry the display of wantonness among students, their attitudes towards their academics, their colleagues and even the lecturers.
  Speaking with a civic education lecturer in the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Mr. Tene John, he said, the problem lies with the family which is a basic institution, they’re lacking behind in giving their wards proper home training.
  “Parents hardly have time for their wards and where they should have run to for proper admonition, that is the religious institutions, are not helping issues, clerics no longer pay attention to the less privileged but to those who offer fat tithes” John said.
  He added that “some of these students even use phones and tablets that lecturers cannot afford, and when you look at their phones, what will be found there is alarming, they visit pornographic sites and get distracted by meaningless relationships.”
  Another lecturer of mass media and society in the Lagos state polytechnic, Mr. Ifedayo Akinwalere also concurred by saying decadence can be traced to individual homes and the schools.
  “The parents and the schools have a lot of work to do concerning these youths, there is the need to intensify the degree of discipline among the students, its one thing to have the certificate and its another to have the moral standard to back it up, it might be easy to get a job but it is only your attitude that will retain you there.” He further said.
   The lecturer however advised the youths to be conscious of their morality because the best certificate they can have is the degree of their moral.


MAR’YAM THAWBAAN.

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