olanreyman:

Let me school you! Those plastic bottles are heading to a recycling company which in turn generate huge income for them. Infact they are better off collecting plastics bottles than cash

wandeay:
Waste to Wealth!

The founder got some good ideas upstairs, he might become a billionaire anytime soon, he indirectly employs the parents to get him what he could use to build wealth, in turn he gives theirs children education... Nice!

iluvdonjazzy:
is it a private or a public school? if it's private u are safe but if it's public, Ambode you see your life, Sawo-Olu u better declare free education now before I vex o.

phelonrays:
BBC all the way from Britain...... sometimes I wonder where and what this our most glorified-Nigerian-Journalist learnt from their so called institution.....especially those Buhari apologist on NTA screen ..

vastolord4:
BBC are the real news reporters... not withstanding political pressure

rastaLivity:
Weird but nice initiative

martineverest:
the other countries u visited,is it only the government that is responsible for their development?..the government play their part one the citizens also do their part..

Nigerians are riddled with corruption,greed, sentiments and hypocrisy.those are the reason why we aren't going forward...don't forget it's a democratic system and the people have the power in their hands.but greed, corruption and sentiments wouldn't allow the people to chose the right leaders

uuzba:

The people did not fight for independence. They got it free. So they have no idea how the nation should function. Hence they cannot distinguish right or wrong behaviour of their leaders.
People just have no clue. Hence the type of leaders we have

Other nations jointly fought wars for their independence. The people have a sense of direction and can hold their leaders responsible.

phelonrays:
BBC all the way from Britain...... sometimes I wonder where and what this our most glorified-Nigerian-Journalist learnt from their so called institution.....especially those Buhari apologist on NTA screen ..

iluvdonjazzy:
is it a private or a public school? if it's private u are safe but if it's public, Ambode you see your life, Sawo-Olu u better declare free education now before I vex o.

seguno2:
Whether private or public, should school not be free to all children in Lagos State that claims to be progressive and brags about billions in IGR plus trillions of loans and allocation

ainas247:

I can't really blame you though, visit another country you will understand better.
Suffering and smiling, your leaders want to get pension for life for serving for just 4 years.
Well typical Nigerian are not ready for good governance.

martineverest:
typical NIGERIAN mentality:they blame the only the leaders while the citizens are part of the problems.

corrupt citizens beget corrupt government

Afamed:

You Sabi dem wella. And these are the same set of people who will do everything possible to avoid paying their NEPA bill.

9jaRealist:


He’s substantively right...
Our “leaders” (I call them rulers) did NOT come from Mars.

Even right here on Nairaland (a veritable microcosm of supposedly “educated” Nigerians), tribal sentiment is pervasive and people defend Yahoo and all manner of criminality. Generally, the difference between much of the Nigerian leadership class and the general population is access to office and power. After all, many of Nigeria’s politicians were forming “activists” until they got into office. Bros, the raw reality is that Nigeria’s leadership class comes from the Nigerian population and largely REFLECTS the population (including its dominant values).
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