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Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by olajide8(m): 7:40pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Lecturers go on strike because of funding, even when its not necessary- claiming lack of government funding, and they still have it in mind that they are going to charge student compulsory fees - the dichotomy being faced amongst polytechnics is hanging their without a solution, even when their are tonnes of professors and Doctorate Degree holders their* the level of comparism against international standards is as wide as the distance between the north and south pole- not one sector of this economy has been put right- oh God save at least one sector from a total shut down- |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by ayuse(m): 7:40pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko:Why are u been insultive because someone express is opinion just like u express urs. U presume u are the only one who has better idea. All of this leader who keep asking we pay the exact cost of education got free education when agriculture was our only source of income. The reason why they cannot provide quality education is not because the resources is not available but because education is not their priority. This present crop of leaders are more interested in looting Nigeria resources than doing anything for the common good. Since LASU started paying high school fee did the quality of education provided improve? Our GDP is low because our leaders refuse to judiciously invest our resources. The same leaders who pay a senator about 65million naira quaterly for costituency allowance which is above 25billion naira annually for 99 senators and over 40billion naira annually for House of Representative went to China to borrow 75billion to install CCTV in Abuja and 2years after installation, the CCTVs are not working. Let me tell u Nigeria's problem is not resources but greedy pple who wants to milk Nigeria dry rather than developing it. A lot of Nigerians still cannot afford the existing cheap education and they deserve to get good education which Nigeria can afford if our resources is well utilized. 5 Likes |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:43pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: What is LMAO? is that short hand for poverty of ideas? How come one or two persons made away with $20Billion from the NNPC coffers? If you plough that money into the federal institutions, do you know Americans will run away from Harvard and come to Nigeria to study? 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by tuffgongjo(m): 7:46pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Why is that all this people that went to Awolowo school,ate Awolowo food,they had a job waiting after school,they went to study abroad on Govt scholarship are now the ones making life hard for the Masses?it beats me. 3 Likes |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by GPA5: 7:47pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
WHY IS IT THAT EVERYTHING IS GETTING WORSE DAY BY DAY UNDER GOATLUCK'S REGIME? 2015 IS THE BUS-STOP FOR ALL THIS BAD GOVERNANCE, MISMANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FUND TO END. #APC!!!!! CHANGE!!!! FEDERAL!!!!! 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by bobcharly(m): 7:47pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
bunch of overblown retards!..i think OAU students and their LASU conterparts should channel their POTS OF BEANS to Abuja...the problem seems to be coming from there....no be only tuition fee,NEPA bill nko? |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Kei144(m): 7:47pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: Please name one country with a population over 100 million that gives free university education. Only one example please.NOTHING in this life is free.The handwriting has been on the wall a long time.Nigerians have an attitude of ENTITLEMENT and that explains partly why you see 27 year olds living at home with their parents collecting pocket money. We need less university education and more vocational TRAINING. God bless you, my brother, for saying the truth. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by psucc(m): 7:48pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Really we are in trouble. But these are men who enjoyed free education with monthly stipends. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by GPA5: 7:48pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
WHY IS IT THAT EVERYTHING IS GETTING WORSE DAY BY DAY UNDER GOATLUCK'S REGIME? 2015 IS THE BUS-STOP FOR ALL THIS BAD GOVERNANCE, MISMANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FUND TO END. #APC!!!!! CHANGE!!!! FEDERAL!!!!! |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Frankenstein: 7:57pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: Please name one country with a population over 100 million that gives free university education. Only one example please.NOTHING in this life is free.The handwriting has been on the wall a long time.Nigerians have an attitude of ENTITLEMENT and that explains partly why you see 27 year olds living at home with their parents collecting pocket money. We need less university education and more vocational TRAINING. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:58pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Fellow Nigerians youths, it is hightime we left the media war and take this battle to the streets. These criminals in power have compromised our security agencies with money so that when we try to revolt, the revolution will come to naught. We need to do something fast. We need to talk sense into the military boys, the captains and the majors; these are the category of military personnel who spearhead a coup. The top brass military chiefs cannot 'engage'. But we must be ready not to fear oppression when it comes. Remember that in any people who keep silent in the face of tyranny, the man dies. Things will keep being this way if all we do is rant on social media. If you want justice and fairness and an egalitarian society, you must be ready for a bloody revolution. All the great countries of the world had a bloody revolution in order to become truly great, away from the stench of corruption and injustice. And prominent among them is the French Revolution and American Revolution. Let this be a clarion call to you. Evil persists in a society because of the silence of good men. Always bear it in mind that change can never come without 'struggle', and this struggle will become successful only through the spilling of blood which is the ultimate sacrifice. To save Nigeria from the morass into which it has fallen is a sacred trust and a call to greatness. Let's raise an army of revolutionaries today! 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Nobody: 7:59pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
DIRTY NONSENSE |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by otokx(m): 7:59pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Nigerian students are waiting patiently for that day. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by OLAJADON: 7:59pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Which 1 is tuition fee again? What about the fee they pay 4 receiving lecture is that 1 nt tuition fee again,am confuse can sum1 help me out here which money did they say they want to raise again after all the hyking of the school fee nd they money world bank gave to them |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by semitunde: 8:00pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
bushdoc9919: Again, you keep puting the cart before the horse and its this same mentality that most of our govt representatives have had. Let me put this straight: 1. I drew your attention to the rebased economy to negate your theory that Nigerians are begging for oil, many Nigerians don't have that luxury, they are just individually making a success of themselves, and the govt has decided to glory in it. Touché. 2. Our government have consistently shown a penchant to throw its arms up at anything that demand mental strength or moral integrity. The lack of these two breed corruption, by these same people who are the fattest cows, argueably of any economy by the money they vote to themselves both legally and illegally; still shirk their responsibility and we bear the brunt as usual. The least we would appreciate is to get something right! 3. You have given the normal politician excuse when they want to stop thinking and have time to just embezzle: pass the buck. Whatever system we want to use to develop industrially will have educational input. Going by Nigeria's population, the number of people who even have higher education is not enough! You should know that it is not everyone that studies a subject that will go in that line, but the broadening of knowledge is essential. Now you talk of the development of technicians. Have you thought of how this is going to be achievable if not by govt input? You think its not part of education. All successful economies that have a healthy number of technicians have at some time heavily invested in their "education". Most still do. Technicians don't just fly out of the blocks without a proper structure, except in Nigeria where the govt just wants the citizens to find their way. 4. You mentioned the fact that industries are not being setup in the country. Have you asked yourself why? Is it because the govt is funding education? Or that we can't seem to get simple essential govt responsibilities like electric power right? Is it the discouraging political and beareaucratic bottlenecks a coy has to face in setting up that will make them stay? Pls note that most companies thriving under our govt do so due to some form of political help in terms of policies for which the citizens still bear the brunt! Finally, pls what is the fault of the ordinary citizens who just requires some form of education in this your argument? 3 Likes |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Frankenstein: 8:01pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: Please name one country with a population over 100 million that gives free university education. Only one example please.NOTHING in this life is free.The handwriting has been on the wall a long time.Nigerians have an attitude of ENTITLEMENT and that explains partly why you see 27 year olds living at home with their parents collecting pocket money. We need less university education and more vocational TRAINING.Pay tuition in dilapidated glorified secondary schools? |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Nobody: 8:02pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
. 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by OLAJADON: 8:05pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Yomieluv: As a citizen,what are the things we enjoy from the government,they are always proposing we pay for virtually everything,tuition fees,TV fees,etc.. What then is the function of the government?i think they are trying to privatise this country for their own selfish reasons. 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Frankenstein: 8:07pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
GPA5: WHY IS IT THAT EVERYTHING IS GETTING WORSE DAY BY DAY UNDER GOATLUCK'S REGIME?APC won't bring any change. For all I know, they are worse than the PDP. Fashola is in the same APC and LASU is still on strike because of school fees hike. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by OLAJADON: 8:12pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: Please name one country with a population over 100 million that gives free university education. Only one example please.NOTHING in this life is free.The handwriting has been on the wall a long time.Nigerians have an attitude of ENTITLEMENT and that explains partly why you see 27 year olds living at home with their parents collecting pocket money. We need less university education and more vocational TRAINING.america has less mineral resources than nigeria but look at their tetiary education, it is standard even if they pay for it, they pay for what they enjoy. In nigeria are we paying for what we enjoy? Do you know that with all our natural endowment if FG want to make education free for all citizens, they can but instead ?? |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by haizeek(m): 8:12pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Hi guys i dont seems to understand this,which federal university is free in Nigeria?,am a student of FUT Minna,and i have spend more 80,000 on tuition fee,acceptance fee,department fee,field trip fee etc.just in 100L 1st semester. P.S. Apart from that,the lecturing and lecturers are wack. 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Slizbeat(m): 8:12pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Whatever way they want it, does it change the fact that most graduates would end up being unemployed?? And again, who says we don't pay tuition in Federal Universities? That guy must be high on something. 1 Like |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Orikinla(m): 8:16pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
So what have they been paying before? |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by IYANGBALI: 8:22pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Greenified: This can't happen in a Arab country, Nigerians are damn too gentle.gentle is an understatment,we are mumu |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by bola4dprec(m): 8:24pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
iwonbaoko:with high sense of respect sir are we not entitled to subsidised education in Nigeria ? Are you a member of aristocratic ? Are you advocating for corrupt government because up till now am unable to understand your point of view. Kindly come to my level. Current U.S.A. Population The Population of the United States of America By Matt Rosenberg Updated June 02, 2014 The current U.S.A. population is over 311 million people (311,800,000 in mid-2011) so the United States has the world's third largest population (following China and India). http://www.asa.org/basics/loans/types/ |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by justi4jesu(f): 8:27pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Hmmmm...were they not paying the tuition fees initially or wat are they insinuating. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by jeffoe(m): 8:30pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Private schools that charge tuition running to millions are they better off. Abegiiiiiiii when the govt understand that man power development is what drives an economy and not infrastructure, they would better understand that funding tertiary education is paramount. |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Greenified(m): 8:30pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
IYANGBALI: gentle is an understatment,we are mumuMumu-square Sef |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Emulti(m): 8:32pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
fresh air tins! |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by retepmurt(m): 8:32pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Prochancellors or wetin dem call them Won le duro wo film ye tan dem go waste |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by Greenified(m): 8:33pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
justi4jesu: Hmmmm...were they not paying the tuition fees initially or wat are they insinuating.Did U Forget Ur Advert? |
Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by darne(m): 8:33pm On Jul 06, 2014 |
Standing up is the best thing that can happen, we the future leaders have been sitting down for too long, when will the future come?? Same old greedy fo.ols doing nothing up there, karma is real,..... BTW who said we have been going to school for free? We have been paying right from time So what's all these about? What about the government and it's function chai Nigeria and Nigerians !! |
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