ahamdiheme:

I'm sorry to say but that is the mentality that keeps us down there. I might be hoping against hope but hey I have hope! I understood you but I wanted you to spell it out. I will probably not be talking like this if I were in their shoes (politicians, etc) but from where I stand I can only hope for the best.
It is and has been a very sad situation.

The change we seek will not come over night but at this stage just showing an effort is a positive sign. It might be business as usual with the money but it would be nice to keep hope alive and have a positive attitude. An honest man is not necessarily a stupid man.

Donmichaelz: ASUU is in desnamic solitude why not aristocrat its relival sentient so we nigeria Superman and future leaders can escalate into a vascular bundle of high salinity and gaseous pendulum...

alpha conde: I prefer they come up with a resumption date.



If I say am first to comment wud u think wrong of me?

Please don't. Am first on a site with over 1m users, only jealous users won't agree.

Lyoncrescent: I don't just get this. The government should pull out of these universities and let them run themselves. The government should only endow universities that produce research that touches lives. The money being wasted on d tissue paper nigerian uni education is just sad.

On the other hand, the real sector(Primary and Secondary) that requires money is being ignored. There are more private primary and secondary schools than govt and no one is monitoring them. When last did d govt open a primary or secondary school ? Producing half baked graduates doesn't start at d unis but rather at d primary and secondary school level.

Every child should have QUALITY primary and secondary education. That's a given. Not everyone would go to uni but every one must have quality primary and secondary education. That's d bedrock of everything else.

NUT should be on strike not this useless ASSU. Less I forget the failure rates of Waec and neco and jamb and whatever happened to common entrance exam

shine12: I ask myself whether Nigeria can just have an educational system that will just work. It’s just a cycle that never stops. It happened during my time and happened during the ones before us and now again. Why cant the government just come to a resolution with the University lecturers and co.
I’m not predicting doom, but there will be a strike again in 2020, It just never stops. Arrrrhhhhh

This is why every talent wants to leave this country. All you need to do is go to LinkedIn and see tremendous amount of Nigerians doing great things in US, UK etc. A lot had their first degree in Nigeria but their beloved Nigeria frustrated them and they thought the only option is to leave and emigrate. Ridiculous amount of young Nigerian diasporans in Canada, UK, US, Eastern Europe.

Leaders of Nigeria please get it right unless the generations coming will erase you from history.

executinal: And Obahiagbon has this to say

Kslib: Lets just hope all the affected students still remember the route that leads to their respective schools..
Oya,its time to dust off those cobwebs from ya brains and head back to ya various citadel's of cramming!!

Kslib: Lets just hope all the affected students still remember the route that leads to their respective schools..
Oya,its time to dust off those cobwebs from ya brains and head back to ya various citadel's of cramming!!

ennon92: ««I dReAmT dAt ThEy GoNnA cAlL iT oFf 2DaY»»

robo247: Mennnhhhh... I like dis guy. U sure knw d Nigerian citadel of learning very well.

abduldope: guY o abg which skuL u attNd This na Grammer abi Phrasal verb

alpha conde:

Lol and both of us are online we are both jobless just that am more jobless than u hence I will be d first to get a job. Lolllz

crackhouse: Our lastborn have already travelled to US to visit our sick grandma and i am not sure he will be back until next 3months.