The reality that recently dawns on Nigerian education arrives not with noise, but with poise, a gospel that preaches education beyond mere acquisition of knowledge and character. This reality further undergirds the fact that nothing can escape the firm grip of evolution. This is a quiet term that explains change not just as a constant manifestation but as an inevitable dish that every worldly phenomenon must have a taste of. Destiny currently ceases to be projected through brilliance alone, but through academic disciplines. The popular expression that shows me your friend and I will tell you who you are has been reconstructed to read thus: “Tell me your major, and I will tell you how far you would go in life.” Nursery rhymes have been thoroughly edited to reflect only science-related professions, not to undermine other professions, but to depict what the reality truly demands. No student wants to be
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