"I Spent N300k" – Man Expresses Frustration as His Final Year Project Work Ends Up in Trash Bin

In a shocking revelation, students at several Nigerian universities have expressed their frustration over the dismissal of their lengthy and arduous project works. This revelation has shocked many, especially given the enormous time, effort, and resources that go into such projects.

One such student, Akinlami, voiced his dissatisfaction in an emotive video, stating that he had meticulously planned his project work since his freshman year (100-level). He also lamented the significant financial resources and stress he had invested in completing the research work, only for it to be discarded.

This revelation has sparked a conversation online, with netizens sharing their thoughts on the matter. Some questioned the need for such extensive projects, while others empathized with the students' plight.

@CHAIRMAN wondered, "You want to graduate or not?"

@Iam_deefederal pleaded, "Don't involve the government yet, please. I'm in my final year. Let me finish first before I hear that something happened."

@iamedric1 pointed out, "The essence of the project is for you to learn or prove what you have learned. You don't expect them to hold it forever."

@celeb asked a crucial question, "So what are they supposed to do with the project?"

@MARTYNS.CI expressed frustration, saying, "Always end up in the dumpster after spending so much money. Waste! The most painful part is that they never read it."

@two-facechefunlimited shared their own experience, revealing, "Guy, I spent 300k on the project plus 80 to soften my lecturer up."

The debate over the purpose and fate of these extensive project works continues, as students grapple with the disheartening reality of their efforts going to waste.