Caracta:


Lol.


You've got to love Greensprings. I'm seriously rooting for a job there.

nextstep:
Surely not everybody who attends this school is using stolen money. Many of these parents (and I'm sure we all know someone whose child attends these schools) are hardworking honest people who simply want the best for their kids.
not all

This really just confirms that there is so much money in Nigeria,
they monies go to owners of the names to thier countries( pay to keep the name America so that cash will flow).A Nigerian wash.

and I have to find a good way to make some, while providing opportunities for Nigerian youths. God bless my hustle

Uten9z:

so this secondary sch. student they fit work as bankers etc after graduating no wander Bill gate got it all when he drop out of sch.

Josephamstrong1:


I love u. Also luv u for dz my dear.
more rsn y u'll live long.
my kids wl go to mixup-poor and rich skuls. make dem balance...Dat's all. life ain't full of roses al d tym.

teewai3:
and we go still write the same WAEC!!!

nextstep:


It's these secondary school students that go on to University and rub shoulders with the children of elites in the UK and US. When these folks graduate and go to work, start business, or explore opportunities, it's these networks that they tap. It is a sad fact that poor people in UK, US, or Nigeria don't have the connections to do the things that employ thousands of people. If you wanted to tap a network of investors for equity or loan, guess which Rolodex you're going to use?

Bill Gates is ONE kid that dropped out of college. There are millions of wealthy American elites/business leaders who did not drop out. The focus on Bill Gates is like saying "since one person won the lottery, you too don't have to study hard, or work or start a business. Just relax, and you too can win the lottery". Obviously not very useful advice, so why keep trotting it out?

Bill was able to assemble investment money, business contacts, legal advice, technical assistance, sales channels etc from people who didn't drop out. Even Bill went to expensive/privileged primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.

If not for the fact that he had access to a computer in primary school (you had to be extremely privileged to see and use a computer in early 1970s), his fortunes might have been quite different.

danidee10:
O boy ehhh...if my child go this kind school and e misbehave ehnn....make e just dey vomit or purge the money come out... If not I go use am do ritual

loshybab:

And there is equally a reason y dz schs hv neva produced a governor talkless of a president in Nigeria nd neva will dey.dts coz dey hv litu knwldge abt d'naija ways!

nextstep:


It's funny we keep saying "in the midst of so much poverty..." I think we should start seeing the other side: "there are plenty of well-to-do Nigerians".

mutvy:
Will those schools teach their students how to build aircrafts ? Thieves !

Johnrake69:


Very funny indeed... Whats the proportion of well-to-do Nigerians to those homeless Nigerians?

loshybab:

Aircrafts too much sef,no b majorly illiterates/drop outs dey mk bombs for bokoharam ne...bt dey wl surely gt sumtn in return for d'money spent.......
Meanyl,sm1 shud pls help me wt d'list of those international schs in ibadan nd their addresses,i gotta try my luck!
Cc:NORAD,pureboy etc

nextstep:




Bill Gates is ONE kid that dropped out of college. There are millions of wealthy American elites/business leaders who did not drop out. The focus on Bill Gates is like saying "since one person won the lottery, you too don't have to study hard, or work or start a business. Just relax, and you too can win the lottery". Obviously not very useful advice, so why keep trotting it out?

Bill was able to assemble investment money, business contacts, legal advice, technical assistance, sales channels etc from people who didn't drop out. Even Bill went to expensive/privileged primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.

KingEli:
lol......Most of us went to public schools n we r still doing great....My first school fee in JSS1(2002) was N500...Yet we won a school whose students were paying more 300K as fee in a quiz

Rapture4real:
Unfortunately, many of them will still meet us in O.A.U, U.I,LASU, EKSU etc

nextstep:


It's these secondary school students that go on to University and rub shoulders with the children of elites in the UK and US. When these folks graduate and go to work, start business, or explore opportunities, it's these networks that they tap. It is a sad fact that poor people in UK, US, or Nigeria don't have the connections to do the things that employ thousands of people. If you wanted to tap a network of investors for equity or loan, guess which Rolodex you're going to use?

Bill Gates is ONE kid that dropped out of college. There are millions of wealthy American elites/business leaders who did not drop out. The focus on Bill Gates is like saying "since one person won the lottery, you too don't have to study hard, or work or start a business. Just relax, and you too can win the lottery". Obviously not very useful advice, so why keep trotting it out?

Bill was able to assemble investment money, business contacts, legal advice, technical assistance, sales channels etc from people who didn't drop out. Even Bill went to expensive/privileged primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.

If not for the fact that he had access to a computer in primary school (you had to be extremely privileged to see and use a computer in early 1970s), his fortunes might have been quite different.

ttmacoy:
That's on the assumption they are trying to raise future governors. Politics in Nigeria has nothing to do with intellect or ability but everything to do with connections, allying with corrupt people and being ready and willing to play the game and grease elbows as you move up.

I'm sure such schools would rather aim to raise future corporate titans and leaders both home and abroad rather than governors who will taint their name and image when accused of corruption.

NORAD:

Liforte international schools Ibadan International School Ibadan, UI
Don't know much, sorry.

PurestBoy:



Guy politicians are not the only rich people in dis country, my sister has 6 children, 2 (now in Georgia State University) passed out from Olashore at Iloko Ijesha ( fee is roughly 600k per term )and two are still presently there, she and her husband are business people and not politician. There are atleast 8 children in my street (Bodija Ibadan) who are schooling in Olashore and none of their parents is a politician. Some people are legitimately rich in dis country. Btw Olashore should be there

Ranchhoddas:
You forgot Mokoya, Creek, Reservation, AIHS aka Sinclair, Temidire, Oluwa, etc.

Skmoda360:

Those schools ehn, he get as them be..shai!!!

sweatlana:
Always give your kids the best education u can afford. My kids sch is there, Charles dale memorial. It's a great school.