silentdomain:
. Abeg keep shut there. No provoke person.

lol

thedondada:
On another note quality ain't cheap. Graduates aren't employable because the system does push them out. Irrespective of thier academic qualification.

Be realistic how much do good schools cost abroad. Not havard or Oxford. I mean regular schools.

Education in Nigeria was made cheap for everyone to get it. At the same time standards dropped.

Then a school cert holder could teach in a secondary school because he was well taught. Now some school cert holders are just above memtal retardation.

The good news is no beef, if you can't afford it look somewhere else.

1000 and 10000 can't buy the same shirt.

Ps I was at a private secondary school in lagos school fees was almost 2m a term. After going through the brochure and watching the kids being taught impromptu ( they werent expecting us) i understood why it was so high.

The teachers are well paid every month, thier academic calender surpasses what is seen in most secondary schools and thier kiddie games are out of this world. Painting, instruments playing, tye and dye, art, name it. Sports all round. Every child finds a niche something he's good at and the school nutures it in addition to academics. They have teachers who don't teach but are strictly for sports, camping and the likes.

Abeg let us work hard.

Pikin wey no sabi book, no sabi book. If you like teach am tye and dye or painting. Its not by paying 2m a term though I agree with you to an extent that the exposure helps, that shouldn't make one pay as much as 2m a term for a kid in Basic 1. Haba its too much jare.

legenduq:


Pikin wey no sabi book, no sabi book. If you like teach am tye and dye or painting. Its not by paying 2m a term though I agree with you to an extent that the exposure helps, that shouldn't make one pay as much as 2m a term for a kid in Basic 1. Haba its too much jare.

It's a secondary school. By that time you should be able to tell if there was a birth defect or not and know how to invest

wao