ABSTRACT
This study investigated the students management relation in Nigeria university {a case study of Kogi State university Anyingba}.the objective of this study was to examine whether student management relation in Nigeria university. The research was undertaken with documentary materials from journals, magazine and library. This work is base on surely conducted and often histories research from other document. The questionnaires were designed to structure the questions which, gives the respondents the opportunity of answering yes or no. in this research work, we tested hypotheses. The method used for data analysis was sample data. The student affairs division of most Nigeria universities demonstrate a high degree of favoritism, this of often cause student violent demonstration in the universities.
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
“Education began long before there were schools in ancient times, people through their children want they need to know for survival. Even now education takes many forms there is a formal education, which goes on it other setting”, the goal of education, its approach and methods have different from place to place. The great idea of an educated man for example, fit to be a leader of state was one who was mentally and physically well-balanced. The Romans placed emphasis on oratory and military training in old Africa, the aim of education was clear. Parent thought their children practical arts; faming trading rituals and other knowledge that relevant today –today living. The apex of excellence on Africa society was typified by the notorious warrior’s successful farmer; brave hunters etc the secret cuts served as higher education institutions.
Today, with the introduction higher and more varied goals in modern university education, the method, of education organization, administration and management of student affairs, and authorities’ relations in Nigeria has become unclear.
By western standards, the beginning of higher education for Nigerians date as far back as the time of the abolition of slavery and the resettlement of freed slaves in Free Town, Sierra Leone in 1787. The history of education in Nigeria is inevitably bound up with the history of missionary education. Christians played a major role in early education in Nigeria.