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Need for cyber security and forensic science studies

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The proposed plan by the National Universities Commission (NUC) to include cyber security and forensic science in the university curriculum deserves encomiums. The new course is topical and relevant at this period considering the wave of crime, corruption and insecurity that have become the order of the day.

The novel programme will tame and sanitise this country from her vices. Also, it is hereby advised that History should be revived as a course of study to enhance the learning of the new course. Similarly, we should know that history is vital for law and foreign studies.

Ayoola Olaniyi,

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