Value System

Value systems can be defined as the set of ethics that has been adopted by an individual, organization, or a group of committees and are considered as the guideline to perform in all possible situations to deal with a certain outcome. The value system of an individual is based upon his standards, his discipline, his senses, and his wisdom. It is with the help of proper moral values that an individual helps himself and his surrounding to become more willing to abide by changes. The values of an individual can be molded based upon the situation and the environment.

Difference between values of Bangladesh and Nigeria

In the study of cross-cultural assessment, Akter, Wamba, & D’Ambra (2019) stated that the difference in the cultural values of Bangladesh and Nigeria is mainly dependent upon age, sex, and culture and that mainly affects the faith, constitution, and the appealing values of both the countries. The cross-cultural assessment is done by Adebimpe and Oluremi, (2019) also indicated that both Bangladeshi and Nigerian students are less sovereign and more compliant with each other. The differences in the religious values, community values, political life, and economical background of both the countries have also been recorded both inwardly and outwardly. It has been observed that the madrasa students of Bangladesh possess more theoretical knowledge and are more inclined towards religious matters as compared to the Nigerian students.

The failure of the Nigerian system of education leads to a large extent of subjugation in the moral values of the country. According to the author, a society cannot blemish if the values of the nation are left at the mercy of the situations of the society. It has to be created and needs to be changed based upon situation and time.

The moral values of both nations are also different. The subjective and the relative situation of both the country is highly different. There is a lack of discipline in the moral values of all Nigerian society (Adebimpe, and Oluremi 2019). Dishonesty, exploitation, greediness, robbery, scam, and unlawful activities are prevalent in Nigerian society, and malpractice in the electoral system is highly prevalent. Corruption in all forms of government is not a surprising fact for anyone. On the other hand, the Bangladeshi people, although not considered as the developed people, but are more full of manners, inclined towards education and learning. Even Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina won the noble peace prize of 2018 in the matter of Rohinga homeless people by providing the world’s largest camp and the supply of food to shelter to all of them. This is a remarkable achievement and a highly inspiring work to all the people of Bangladesh where the Nigerian presidents are involved in the malpractice of the electoral system.

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