God why didn’t I study accounting for undergrad, who send me go comp sci

Sir, I have an issue with your last statements. The reason many engineering and science graduates pivot into finance and banking is largely the “Nigeria factor.” 🇳🇬 Give these graduates a country with a thriving manufacturing sector, functional research institutions, R&D opportunities, and industries investing in engineering innovation, and watch how many would actually abandon their fields. Engineering and the physical sciences require a FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM to thrive! This often, is not the fault of the graduates. You cannot expect graduates to remain in fields where there are barely any opportunities to practise what they spent years studying. Having lived in Germany 🇩🇪, the Netherlands 🇳🇱, and now the US 🇺🇸, I’ve seen firsthand what happens when a country invests in science, engineering, research, and industrial development. The problem is not that Nigerian science graduates suddenly fell in love with banking. Many simply went where the opportunities and money are! Give Nigerian engineers an ecosystem where they can thrive, and watch them build incredible things!

Science students, we do too much, because the finance faithfuls in their good heart decided not to gatekeep their profession and allowed us to diversify (majorly due to unemployment) in our own line of profession, we feel we can rubbish their noble profession. Let COREN set a rigorous processes to become an engineer in terms of examinations where people can read and pass and see if people from commercial and arts won’t come and pass same exam, unfortunately, they won’t even come, your profession ain’t that “all it” hence, many of you are leaving the almighty engineering, Chemistry, Physics to become chartered in accounting & finance. Radarada!

They spent so much time cramming garbage in fluid mechanics, material science and thermodynamics and never thought about interning where they'll actually put those knowledge to practice because they were to busy arguing over who's course is the most difficult. Too bad, they can't even produce and sell devices that highschool kids in Japan can put together. But they can take solace in the fact that we give them a second chance with ICAN and CFA.

Phew… our vehicle just broke down at Iwo. 😭 Any Engineering graduate here with a clue what could be wrong? Abi you all are busy studying for ICAN/CFA next diet and should call roadside mechanics to save us as usual?

Grit. Guts. And GOD!

Make I dey follow finance twitter argue ke? Ni 93 days to final MB? When I finish, I’ll share my lecture materials and my exam questions so you can write it and ace it.

When is the weekly ajo coming up?

Why do most accounting students struggle to pass ICAN, meanwhile, it seems quite easier for Engineering students to pass it?

Why do most accounting students struggle to pass ICAN, meanwhile, it seems quite easier for Engineering students to pass it?

They are now wailing under my tweet because I said roadside mechanics and electricians are better than them. They've made no real impact in a profession they studied for 5 years😂 La cram la pour😭

How did the recent release of CFA Level I results spiral into a conversation of “people in my field are smarter than yours”? Rather than acknowledging and celebrating those who passed, it has devolved into baseless arguments about which discipline is superior. Ridiculous!

Or maybe we are innovative enough that we are able to bring fresh ideas within the financial sector that is why we keep flourishing within the sector. STEM grad are in high demand in data savy finance environment We are the prize

Are you talking based on our society because you can’t say this stuff doesn’t come with innovation. Some bioengineers still showcase some of their innovations on this app. Regardless, we will keep dragging the space with finance guys.

You go pass quantum mechanics or thermodynamics as a finance student ke. You wan kill yourself?

Why not put that 400k monthly into cowrywise and get daily interest?