Pavore9:


it is privately owned, the Governor only went to commission it.

WorkSmartEdu:


Don't choke on jealousy ooh. A journey of a thousand miles starts with a step and to me this is more than a step, it is a giant stride!

Babangida70:



Don't say what you know nothing about.....
Go and checkout the government schools before coming here to talk gibberish.....

vickjoeobi:


Please everything am saying here is verifyable. We are not talking of higher institution but secondary school level.

Phonefanatic:


I'm so ashamed me applaud mediocre projects even when the same amount budgeted will build you something twice better elsewhere. Until you leave the shores of the country only then will you understand what I'm saying.

Babangida70:




Verifiable??
I have got backup images to my own claims........
Don't rely on media propaganda bro...... Go and see things for ur self.
Oga landlord, travel and see

Phonefanatic:


I'm so ashamed me applaud mediocre projects even when the same amount budgeted will build you something twice better elsewhere. Until you leave the shores of the country only then will you understand what I'm saying.

WorkSmartEdu:



Shut up and don't commit suicide over what you don't even know. You call this mediocre? Jealousy kills my friend!

WorkSmartEdu:



Shut up and don't commit suicide over what you don't even know. You call this mediocre? Jealousy kills my friend!

vickjoeobi:


Please Oga, my Images are here, feel free to open your own thread and post your own image.
Again, am not relying on media propaganda, its a first hand verified information.

vickjoeobi:



This is simply one of the reason why our country never move forward. Instead of people to appreciate good work and praise it, they always backlash it, to discourage other people from embarking on such.

Thanks @WorkSmartEdu

Don't mind the loner. Good Job to you for proper investigative journalism and following this project to the end. He is comparing this innovative Private Science and Technology Secondary school to the British University Technical college or developed countries science and technology secondary schools without considering how many years ago these schools started. The most important thing I get from all this is that at least there is now a private managed Science and Technology secondary school. The sky can only be their starting point and I wish them all the best. I really want to go back to secondary school in SSTAC...

Pavore9:
Impressive. They could in the future liaise with the Flying school in Emene to offer aviation courses so that those who are interested will be getting their Private Pilot Licences (PPLs) as they are finishing with their S.S.3 exams.

nell2:
hmmm .Emene my hood

Babangida70:
It's quite a shame that we celebrate mediocrity in this country.....
Our useless politicians are just good in taking photos and roaming around the country looking for new projects to commission while the old ones rots away.
The pictures I posted here are from "Government technical college" in Enugu state.

The school is located at the heart of Enugu town and yet the eye of Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi always goes blind anytime he passes around the school.

A school where over 200 students are packed like sardines in just one classroom and some even sits outside to write their exams ..... A school where the structures and infrastructure s have decayed....... A school where the Enugu state government deemed it to channel all the flood waters through it and not even closing the gutters.........

It's really a big shame that the same Enugu state government is already out there commissioning new ones while the old ones owned by the government rots away.

"A goat that is owned by the public dies of hunger"

musicwriter:
This's probably the first tangible long term effort to diversify the Nigerian economy. But, I'm not seeing pictures of serious chemistry, physics, biology laboratory.

There're only two ways such school would achieve its goal of helping children conceptualize science:-

(1). Must have world class labs.
(2). Must teach in our native Igbo language.

Anything outside this wouldn't make any difference in the output (students) coming out from other Nigerian schools.

musicwriter:
This's probably the first tangible long term effort to diversify the Nigerian economy. But, I'm not seeing pictures of serious chemistry, physics, biology laboratory.

There're only two ways such school would achieve its goal of helping children conceptualize science:-

(1). Must have world class labs.
(2). Must teach in our native Igbo language.

Anything outside this wouldn't make any difference in the output (students) coming out from other Nigerian schools.