6 very notorious tertiary institutions your children must not attend (Photos)

The decadence in the society as regards youths, and the drop in the standard of education, is one that should call for great attention.

Nigeria's academic crisis has gotten to such a height that we cannot boast anymore of the millions of graduates we churn out yearly from our tertiary institutions.

The same can be said about the surrounding nations and Africa as a whole. Bearing that in mind, below are 6 tertiary institutions in Nigeria and neighboring nations, which Nigerians must refrain their children from attending.

1. Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY)

Situated in Abeokuta, Ogun state, MAPOLY has a reputation for unintelligence. There is a certain level of unseriousness that is associated with many who are currently students of this tertiary institution.

5 Notorious tertiary institutions in Africa, your Nigerian child must never attend

From a recent survey, it was discovered that many of her female students get to leave school, and head back to trade their bodies in neighboring Lagos state.

Cultism is on the rise at the institution, many fear that the development is getting out of hand.

The standard of teaching and mentoring in the school is on the low, and because of this drop in standard, many feel it is the reason almost anyone can get admitted at MAPOLY.

2. Houdegbe North American University Benin

Investigations, surveys about this institution gives one great cause to ensure that one's child or ward does not attend this school.

5 Notorious tertiary institutions in Africa, your Nigerian child must never attend

Some who responded to surveys taken, attest to the fact that there is a high level of moral decadence amongst the students.

Well out of the reach of parents and custodians, these students get to over indulge - with banned substances, alcoholism and other vices.

3. Ambrose Ali University, EKPOMA

The name stirs fear, and the reason is not far fetched. For quite an age, the Ekpoma has been synonymous with cultism. This trend has continued for too long and does not seem to be looking to change in the nearest future.

Asides cultism, the case of of students sleeping with lecturers for marks is still on the rise, thereby casting aspersion as to the quality of students and graduates churned out.