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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by ravensckar(m): 6:55pm On Sep 21, 2021
ITbomb:
But you never withdraw them from the school


See that mumu post wey I bin dey tell you
Bros, you don old pass this childish stunt nau. Shey you no wan mature ni?

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Nobody: 6:56pm On Sep 21, 2021
Nigerians are funny people. It's the same thing the people that made it enough to afford sending their kids abroad do also...
Nigeria education is no longer 'good enough' for their "special" wards!

Oshisco!
Osobi32:
The fault is with we the parents, we killed our government school system and now the private schools are here to rob us of our hard earned cash. Ask urself this simple question..... did u attend a private school to become who u are today? Have u not seen kids who attend a regular government school and are still very bright academically, even more brighter than those that attend the so called private schools. I think we all need to wake up and go back to the old ways! Same curriculum, same books, same subjects..... the only difference is the building and environment and most private schools are not up to standard of what a private schools should be in actual sense. Meanwhile I have noticed that most of us parents do send our kids to private school just to show off and to feel belonged. Too bad
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by chloride6: 6:56pm On Sep 21, 2021
How is this fraud?
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by adisabarber(m): 6:56pm On Sep 21, 2021
I will create a new thread for this you false narrative

ENGINEERG:
I don't know why this fraud and corruption start from in our private Nursery, primary and secondary schools, but I think its universal fraud in Nigeria now.

That you must buy all the Textbooks for a particular class your child is going.
Even when elder siblings have bought those books and he is not using it again, the younger one who need same book now, must buy new ones from the same school.

The economy of this country is so bad and a lot of families find it so hard to pay school fees, but I think owners of schools too always want to make more money on books and wears aside tuition fee so it makes all these school fee to be neck breaking.

So they insist on new books for your wards. And the price they sell it , is more than the actual price. Just to make more money.
They always make huge money from sales of uniform, Wednesday wears, Friday wears, ties, socks, Cardigan.

But on Textbooks that can take decades to damage, why can't younger ones use the one their elder ones have used?

PLS CAN THIS FRAUD STOP?
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Nobody: 6:57pm On Sep 21, 2021
BrutusOj:
Majority of teachers in private schools both secondary and tertiary are products of government owned schools, I mean they went to L.G.E.A primary, community secondary school, Government secondary school, Federal college and public universities. Kindly find a public school for your child and be free from the scam. It's same curriculum both private and public use, it may amaze you to know that the real teaching happens in public schools not private schools packaging building and uniforms to deceive you people.

Lies!

What a basic 1 private pupil can do, a basic 5 public school pupil cannot attempt it. Na beans?
Their scheme of work are far apart. Don't compare them abeg.
Im a private school teacher so I know what I'm saying.

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by valentineuwakwe(m): 6:59pm On Sep 21, 2021
I still can believe why government is not saying anything about the many illegality being perpetuated by this private schools in the country....they are the ones who killed the education system in the country.

First it was pupil writing common entrance examination from primary 5 even now some attempt in primary 4.....you will see a 9 years old child in secondary, where are parents pushing and rushing this kids to?
This ones are the ones That will enter the university unprepared at age 14, 15 or even 16...whereas the university is a citedal of learning for adults..I remember an adult can be describe as one who has attain the age of 18years...

This ones will be lured easily into prostitution and bullied into cultism. No wonder the Lagos state government recently place a ban on this and said all schools must do primary 6 and any child going to secondary school must be atleast 12 years old.


You will buy different set of school uniforms, socks, canvass, shoes, cardigans, and test books are compulsory!
Funny enough, no one in private school fails or repeats that same class even when the child is not academically ok.

God help this country!

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by olaniyilukman(m): 7:02pm On Sep 21, 2021
OldNairalander:


21st century education is learner centred bro.
The teacher doesn't teach. He guides the learners to explore their environment and develop critical thinking.
Which environment will the learner explore in a school with dilapidated infrastructure?
Chalk and black board teaching style is why Nigerian graduates are unemployable.
same goes to private schools as well, at any slight opportunity, they converted uncompleted building to private school that is highly distateful
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by ppogba: 7:02pm On Sep 21, 2021
olaniyilukman:
bro, drop this, almost all private schools engage in examination malpractice so what exactly are you trying say here...

What I am trying to say is ALMOST ALL but NOT ALL.

Very simple.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by odurombi: 7:03pm On Sep 21, 2021
That's the trend. And in many ways it's been normalised; accepted as the norm and perceived less as being a means of extortion.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by RazorEdge: 7:04pm On Sep 21, 2021
ENGINEERG:
I don't know why this fraud and corruption start from in our private Nursery, primary and secondary schools, but I think its universal fraud in Nigeria now.

That you must buy all the Textbooks for a particular class your child is going.
Even when elder siblings have bought those books and he is not using it again, the younger one who need same book now, must buy new ones from the same school.

The economy of this country is so bad and a lot of families find it so hard to pay school fees, but I think owners of schools too always want to make more money on books and wears aside tuition fee so it makes all these school fee to be neck breaking.

So they insist on new books for your wards. And the price they sell it , is more than the actual price. Just to make more money.
They always make huge money from sales of uniform, Wednesday wears, Friday wears, ties, socks, Cardigan.

But on Textbooks that can take decades to damage, why can't younger ones use the one their elder ones have used?

PLS CAN THIS FRAUD STOP?

It is high level corruption! In fact the corruption is a networked type. The text books are designed in such a way that nobody else can make use of them after being used by another. It is criminal! Schools mandate parents to buy excersise books from them and most times they are substandard, yet more expensive than what's obtained outside. It is high time those in charge of education look into this ever growing corruption in schools particularly private schools.

Indeed, enough is enough!

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by OldNairalander(m): 7:06pm On Sep 21, 2021
olaniyilukman:
same goes to private schools as well, at any slight opportunity, they converted uncompleted building to private school that is highly distateful

Private school get level.
I don't approve of the batcher and uncompleted building type.
But is it not govt. that gave them operating license?

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Nobody: 7:07pm On Sep 21, 2021
You are right.
In Nigeria, there's over proliferation of private schools. Most don't even have the student numbers to make them profitable.
Shuke shuke schools everywhere.
We need cerebral leaders in this country. It might even be too late cry
Halo22:
I understand the plight of most parents even in the current economic situation. As a school manager, I must tell you that most private schools struggle to make up with the payment of their staff salary and in the process, indulge in various money-making ventures to pay off the 4months salary in a term. Though in my school, it's not compulsory to buy the books from the school. You are free to buy from the market, but it must be within the scope of the recommendation by ministry of education.

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by descarado: 7:08pm On Sep 21, 2021
Every sector of the economy is vorrip. Why single out private school?

Port your child.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by bong4(m): 7:12pm On Sep 21, 2021
omonla10:
I've always said it. The problem is not buhari but we, fellow Nigerians.. My siblings used most of my textbooks but I had to buy same book for my kids over and over again cos they now answer questions inside them. Government never cares about us never

Obviously, the education boards would have been bribed by d publishers.. Na naija way be Dat o.

Very very annoying practice. A child will be forced to scribble answers into spaces that aren't enough. All these practices so that the younger ones don't reuse the textbooks. No wonder the handwriting of kids these days is nothing to write home about.

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Verysmart101: 7:14pm On Sep 21, 2021
Osobi32:
The fault is with we the parents, we killed our government school system and now the private schools are here to rob us of our hard earned cash. Ask urself this simple question..... did u attend a private school to become who u are today? Have u not seen kids who attend a regular government school and are still very bright academically, even more brighter than those that attend the so called private schools. I think we all need to wake up and go back to the old ways! Same curriculum, same books, same subjects..... the only difference is the building and environment and most private schools are not up to standard of what a private schools should be in actual sense. Meanwhile I have noticed that most of us parents do send our kids to private school just to show off and to feel belonged. Too bad

Be realistic here! Public schools of nowadays are just terrible especially here in Lagos.Both lots of strike and unwillingness from the teachers are just part of d numerous problems.A briiant child will execl in private school.Public schools now isn't d same as of old.Its now a den of misendeavours.

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Truvelisback(m): 7:16pm On Sep 21, 2021
Op, u should go to the market urself and buy the books.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Solatium(m): 7:18pm On Sep 21, 2021
No one can for e me to buy when the siblings have the same text,i will put my feet down and say NO in capital letters,if proprietor talk too much i will take my ward elsewhere.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Victerica(m): 7:19pm On Sep 21, 2021
Very soon, classroom schools will be no more.

Online learning will take over.

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Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Nobody: 7:20pm On Sep 21, 2021
Babcock University charges students for compulsory 2 meals @ N105,000/ semester, that is = N437.50/ meal . They have only one dinning hall for over 10,000 students. So what happens is, it's a tug of war to get your meal because sometimes you are in class during the meal serving.
There is no form of meat served at all. Just bland food without Maggi.
Yet the school is the only one that can sell food anywhere on the campus. Students are also not allowed to go outside the campus. The only place they sell meat and chicken is in their hotel within the campus (also owned by Babcock management).
The meal is about N3,500 per plate of rice and chicken. Like what you can buy at The place.

Nigerians are very docile people, they have been cowered by too long military rule...
Such a pity!
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Orente21(f): 7:21pm On Sep 21, 2021
Na wa o. So u guys don't want "them" to pay our salary again,because they claim those extra charges r where our salary or benefits are coming from�

But all the same as a parent,I wish this fraudulent act can stop. The government should regulate and monitor our private schools. So many things going on there that are not right.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Olivyabrown: 7:23pm On Sep 21, 2021
humberjade:
Hmm

The thing just tire me...just coughed out 100k plus for a Primary 4 pupil....a 40 per cent jump from the 60k I paid at the beginning of last session.

33 text books!!! shocked I am still shocked grin

Well sha, nah because of pikin man dey hustle double!!!

Until we have a govt that prioritises education, these private schools will keep fleecing us of our hard-earned money.

It's over 66.67% increase.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by ppogba: 7:25pm On Sep 21, 2021
bunto:
Babcock University charges students for compulsory 2 meals @ N105,000/ semester, that is = N437.50/ meal . They have only one dinning hall for over 10,000 students. So what happens is, it's a tug of war to get your meal because sometimes you are in class during the meal serving.
There is no form of meat served at all. Just bland food without Maggi.
Yet the school is the only one that can sell food anywhere on the campus. Students are also not allowed to go outside the campus. The only place they sell meat and chicken is in their hotel within the campus (also owned by Babcock management).
The meal is about N3,500 per plate of rice and chicken. Like what you can buy at The place.

Nigerians are very docile people, they have been cowered by too long military rule...
Such a pity!

What has the docility of Nigerians got to do with the scenario you just painted? Perhaps wrong use of grammer.
If you take your child anywhere for that matter, there is the need for you to know that "terms and conditions apply"
Like Oyedepo used to say, "you beg to apply, you are forced to comply"
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Rochasstatue(f): 7:26pm On Sep 21, 2021
Eclos?
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by humberjade: 7:26pm On Sep 21, 2021
Olivyabrown:


It's over 66.67% increase.

Well done ooo Mathematician grin

Nor mind me, I have always been poor in maths grin

Thanks
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by israelmao(m): 7:26pm On Sep 21, 2021
The inspectorate arm of Education Ministry and related regulatory bodies are in deep slumber and they also look away from these things because school owners grease their palms.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by sinola(m): 7:30pm On Sep 21, 2021
The thing tire me oo... My son's school fee is 150k but apart from that, I paid 50k for just textbook
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by StagethemTVee: 7:33pm On Sep 21, 2021
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Nobody: 7:40pm On Sep 21, 2021
ENGINEERG:
I don't know why this fraud and corruption start from in our private Nursery, primary and secondary schools, but I think its universal fraud in Nigeria now.

That you must buy all the Textbooks for a particular class your child is going.
Even when elder siblings have bought those books and he is not using it again, the younger one who need same book now, must buy new ones from the same school.

The economy of this country is so bad and a lot of families find it so hard to pay school fees, but I think owners of schools too always want to make more money on books and wears aside tuition fee so it makes all these school fee to be neck breaking.

So they insist on new books for your wards. And the price they sell it , is more than the actual price. Just to make more money.
They always make huge money from sales of uniform, Wednesday wears, Friday wears, ties, socks, Cardigan.

But on Textbooks that can take decades to damage, why can't younger ones use the one their elder ones have used?

PLS CAN THIS FRAUD STOP?

Raise it up during the next PTA meeting. Or you can start a WhatsApp group of for parents, there you raise the issue
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by Chithauri(m): 7:42pm On Sep 21, 2021
i teach in a school and my mouth cant say what i go through. am so tired of it all. everything the op said is correct. including notebook and stupid workbooks. the so called proprietors are slave drivers. slavery has not ended. we just substituted the word with the kind of job we do
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by vickydevoka(m): 7:42pm On Sep 21, 2021
lereinter:



How did parents kill government sch

After the holistic approach of the Rwandan govt, didn't you hear about what's happening private schs there

If you have 10 bright students now, 7 went to private schools

Go and check best students in jamb or waec
Not Lagos state government school. De highest in jamb last 3 years was in government school Lagos
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by ultimateprof: 7:43pm On Sep 21, 2021
Where I'm residing now, none is forcing anyone to buy books from their schools. I have two kids in different schools and I always buy books from market for them including school uniforms and none of their school authorities have ever questioned me. Mr. OP please stop generalizing things. Be specific about the state or the part of the country where this kind of things happens, thanks.
Re: Fraud In Private Nursery/Pri Schl:Must A Child Buy A Book His Elder Ones Have? by dododawa1: 7:47pm On Sep 21, 2021
BUHARI is head of fraud and corruption.

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