To start with, admission is NOT EASY! I estimate that more than half the student population are not studying their prefered courses, or backup options, as the case was with me.

Initially it was all about getting your head down, going through the motions, and scalling through. However, at a certain point it gets under your skin a bit, you soak the environment (you’ve got to), then it all becomes about “where do you see yourself at so so”, looking at the big picture and building towards it amidst whatever you’ve got going on.

My opinion about the University of Lagos is that they are very competitive and vision-inclined, with the aim to build a whole person that will compete with their counterparts globally. I like their tenacity towards building an excellent and independent individual, but I dislike their overly competitive spirit within the system. Fantastically, 100% to be recommended as a university with top-notch excellence and service.

The lessons were delivered but hindered and prolonged because of the unnecessary strikes by the government and educational bodies. Overall great course with a good job prospect even though getting the degree was very stressful.