The conversation comes after Nigeria's regulatory body for university admissions, JAMB -Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board releases the 2019 cut-off mark for admission into universities with changes in the cut-off marks. From the former cut-off mark of 200 out of 400 marks, it was now put at 160 a far cry from average. The host, Adewunmi Oshodi Tapa took the conversation to ask listeners in the light of the speculations surrounding the education system in the country on whether they still deemed important the learning within the four walls of the school environment in comparison to taking up a skill or a trade.