Itβs heartwarming to see this cross continental exchange of malpractice showing a record of power of bad influence. I hope the people of Kenya keep up with their yearning for good leadership.
Itβs fascinating to see history repeats itself in such a predictable pattern. The 2020 #EndSARS protest in Nigeria spotlighted police brutality, corruption, and bad governance, igniting a wave of demands for change. Now, Kenya seems to be taking notes, maybe for reform, β¦.
β¦maybe not. I should be unruffled. But the art of oppressive governance and corruption being mastered by political class in Africa is truly worrisome. Perhaps the Kenyan government sees Nigeria as a mentor in this dark art, striving to reach the height of ineptitude and greedβ¦.
@ScholarshipfPhd I totally agree with this. Sometimes, after lab sessions, I sit on my desk, trying to compute and examine my data with some feelings of uncertainty? I equally feel stupid after trying an experiment multiple times with no headway.
@mumumouse2 The topic is incomprehensible. A lot of papers do have this structure and mistakes. At this point, academic publication should take a break.