kenny987:


Lol...ok u got me. No, I'm talking of a single room with bed, chair, reading table, toilet n bath. Outside London is cheaper though. U can get flats for £300/month depending on the area. Use Google na n check for flats in London make u see prices.

Lols...Men we dey flex for naija be dat oh....dat house rent of yours fit build correct crib for V.I sef...eyin Londoner eku miliki oh!

drlawizle:


Oh sorry.

ok.

kenny987:


Yes, it is a choice and no, not everyone can make it. However it is the duty n obligation of the govt to fix n maintain a sound economy n educational system so Nigerians do not feel like they have to make the choice, like it's a privilege or that studying at home guarantees a mediocre level of education at best while foreign education is of abetter/higher standard.

For instance, a greater percentage of US, UK and Canadian citizens have never travelled out of their countries and don't know much about other countries because their systems work! They are guaranteed good education and all other things like health care, jobs security and so on so they don't have to travel to 'develop ' themselves or seek greener pastures. If a Canadian studies in the UK for instance, it is a choice! That is what it should be.

you missed my point.

the systems you cite that are working, are those managed by men from outer space?

who are the ones making the choice to study abroad in Nigeria? are they the children of the akara seller on your street?

common on, the people in government are our kinsmen/women not space aliens.

so when you speak of making our system work, think of that your "uncle" that is a commissioner or minister, or a decision maker in government that has turn a blind eye and deaf ear to the "decay" in the system simply because his/her child has made the "choice" to school abroad.

This is unbelievable!