kennisman:

I'm happy for ur achievement,pray for me to ve just one. I've bn trying many times. pls wch network u dey use?

FTC is not an achievement, please grow up!!!

Cromcruach91:


I doubt you really want Nigerian schools to charge high fees...

The fact is, we need at leat N3 trillion per annum to fund universites adequately. Either we raise fees, take a loan, or pray oil goes up to $150 per barrel.

My suggestion here is not about funding the university only because we have a lot graduate trekking on the street looking for job here and there if you sponsor our university only what would be the fate of the labour market trying to employ our graduate. My point is that we should start a revolution concerning industry, build a strong economy because the average Nigeria man is selling imported stuff from other country make profit for himself and indirectly making profit for another country. The point is, if we produced this things here and we sell this products within our country and outside our country we will be making money and same time the money goes round within us.just my view though no offense.

This Nigeria sef person kanno koman kill pers

UNIBADAN

I live abroad and there is no other school in nigeria that i know is what it.........except covenant university

Make from 2k upward daily into your bank account with your Facebook account. Visit the link on my signature.

After now, they will be claiming Premier University When Covenant, Babcock are making impact. That VC called Olayinka na calamity......

iphanyi10:


sorry bro, if i may ask, what is your course of study?

Good question but Ima keep silent about that sorry

Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka is a disgrace to the entire UI family

kirchofff:
Lol, they didn't respect the constituted authority.

by doing what?? Do a sit-in protest?? Its well with u oo

ishowdotgmail:



Just scanned through ur senses, I found nothing there. You dare compare Unilag to UI. U must be a joker

two glorified secondary schools...just Utah state university considered as low in the U.S is far far better than those A level class tutorial centres u call universities. Mtcheeeeeew

kirchofff:
Lol, they didn't respect the constituted authority.

Constituted authority that failed to respect itself. Rubbish

kirchofff:
Lol, they didn't respect the constituted authority.

Constituted authority that failed to respect itself.

karika2018:
I live abroad and there is no other school in nigeria that i know is what it.........except covenant university

...that you know is what it..'? pls read again and revert

donb06:
two glorified secondary schools...just Utah state university considered as low in the U.S is far far better than those A level class tutorial centres u call universities. Mtcheeeeeew

Okay we've heard u Mr Utah

Dialogue will work things out eventually

Stevyne:
All my life have never heard such news from Harvard, Edinburgh uni scotland......

But only me dear country

Harvard is a private university.

Cromcruach91:


So we take the country back..what next?

How do we get N3 trillion per annum needed just to keep fees low?

How do we earn enough from exports of commdities to fund a budget of N20 trillion , with 6 trillion spent on just eiducation?

You want free education without thinking how you are going to pay for it. Is it by collecting half of every Nigerian's monthly income in tax like the Germans do, or by forcing hundreds of university lecutrers to take salary costs. Or we scrap the Senate, and we use their budget of N1 trillion just to fund universties?(Not even enough).

If you want the kind of economy that can pay for free education, you have to work hard and develop an industrial economy that would generate the kind of income that you can use for free stuff. But the thing is...most of you Nigerians want to share money, not to work for it. You treat the economy as a big national plate of amala and ewedu soup or pounded yam and egusi soup where everyone comes to eat...without bothering how you get the materials to cook the food in the first place.

It is easy to organise revolution. The money problem is still there tho.

You're wrong. Trust me what we needed would have been a credit economy. I'm not a fan of free education but human capital development. Imagine after $20b of our so called $45b invested into education and agriculture. The multipliers would be millions of jobs and reduced poverty. But then we prefer to save to claim cheap political scores. In the end the savings hasn't made Naira stronger.

callthefred:


You're wrong. Trust me what we needed would have been a credit economy. I'm not a fan of free education but human capital development. Imagine after $20b of our so called $45b invested into education and agriculture. The multipliers would be millions of jobs and reduced poverty. But then we prefer to save to claim cheap political scores. In the end the savings hasn't made Naira stronger.

You make sense...but there is a good reason for saving ....eg Venezuela (suffering in part because they ran through their savings in order to keep subsidizing everything!)

EmmyDJourno:


No jokes Unilag don't come close to UI, other school in Nigeria also beat you guys academically

Na fashion, swag, Yahoo boys and Olosho, una carry first, academically, nobody sabi una

Bla blah bla

Unilag is what it is, and Its a school that balances academics with the socials.
no other school does so the way unilag does.

If truly govt needs money to fund education, then they should boost generation of income/revenues from other sectors. Also, they should curb political corruption. All these politicians, legislators, cabinet members earning huge salary are forms of political corruption.