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  • 7 Uni Courses Nigerian Fathers Respect

    For a Nigerian father, it is not enough that you made it to university. No, no. “Any random person can go to the university,â€� they’ll say. To them, it’s the course you study that matters.  1. Medicine This is top 2 and it’s not number 2. A Nigerian father’s ultimate dream is to say, “My child is a doctor.â€� 2. Law How else will he be shouting “Barristerâ€� wehn you’re only in 200-level. 3. Engineering This, along with medicine and law are the holy trinity of favoured courses. 4. Accounting/Finance You have a Nigerian father’s full attention. 5. Architecture He…

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    For a Nigerian father, it is not enough that you made it to university. No, no. “Any random person can go to the university,â€� they’ll say. To them, it’s the course you study that matters. 

    1. Medicine

    This is top 2 and it’s not number 2. A Nigerian father’s ultimate dream is to say, “My child is a doctor.�

    2. Law

    How else will he be shouting “Barrister� wehn you’re only in 200-level.

    3. Engineering

    This, along with medicine and law are the holy trinity of favoured courses.

    4. Accounting/Finance

    You have a Nigerian father’s full attention.

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    5. Architecture

    He just might die from pride.

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    6. Computer science

    For people who can’t change their Whatsapp profile pictures by themselves, they sure love computer science.

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    7. Economics

    This one is becoming more popular

    8. Pharmacy

    Nigerian fathers just want free medical consultation.

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