Renowned clergyman Odumeje has asserted that his intellect surpasses that of many formally educated individuals, drawing on his personal experience to counsel parents on guiding their children in selecting university courses.
During a recent church service, the outspoken pastor encouraged parents to take a deliberate approach when advising their children on academic paths.
He cautioned against allowing youngsters to choose courses randomly or simply opting for easier programs due to limited university options.
Odumeje highlighted that educational choices should reflect a student’s passion and abilities, rather than being driven by convenience or external pressure.
He noted that, even without a formal academic qualification, his extensive life experience and sharp insight enable him to provide valuable guidance.
The clergyman emphasized that lacking a university degree does not prevent one from helping children make informed decisions about their education.
His words …
“This is not the time to tell you daughter to go and pick a course in school where they lecturer says, ‘this is what we have, if you can’t take this one, go’. Don’t do it. Choose a very serious course. I have read a lot of course and I can tell you tht a lot of them I know them. That I have not been there doesn’t mean that I will allow you to make mistakes. I am so much intelligent than even educated ones. If it’s for my brain, I have first class certificate brain..”
