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Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Chykeboss(m): 9:13am On Aug 24, 2014 |
adesoye college offa (ACO) Dat skuul no b child play.nd also Nigeria turkish skuul dose were my dream skuul but............ 2 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by GoldStandard: 9:13am On Aug 24, 2014 |
50calibre: Bless You bro for this post...that's what NL'ers fail to understand! This is where all the UN, AU & other int'l connections are made! Even at my level here in my state, if I need anything I remember I have a high-school classsmate who I can call, who knows someone somewhere who can help find a soln to my problem! 5 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by wandeay: 9:15am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Those asking about Dangote's school should answer the question themselves. We can't compare those days with this, and am very sure if Dangote does not attend schools like these during his time, probably, one of his children or grandchildren will be in one of the expensive schools either in Nigeria or abroad. I don't see anything wrong in those prices, some of them are foreign schools, they measure the fees according to their (British or American) educational standard, living condition, and currency. The price tag does not determine brilliance, but shows the type of class you belong in the society. These schools are reserved for foreign workers and the thickly rich in the society. We don't need to criticize them or make reference to people like Dangote et al. 4 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by 1stola: 9:15am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Justeenaleo: You guys,stop,this is childish.wow! did I see a nipple popping out |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by nigerianvenom(m): 9:16am On Aug 24, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: First of all "schools like this" what kind of school are these schools listed. Exactly? bros,u killed me with dis solo point of urs. as i said earlier,wen i left they "assumed low key"secondary school in jss3 to a high profile boarding secondary school frm ss1 through 3,my performance dropped,my interpersonal relationship with most of my dudes in my ex school dropped and i hated myself but could do nothing.in my boarding school,u dont wash ur plates nor ur school uniforms,etc,did it helped me?no. its a mistake my parent made and i cant repeat it 1 Like |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by crudedude(m): 9:20am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Recycled topic. |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Revolva(m): 9:20am On Aug 24, 2014 |
See u pay 2 milla fior ur pikin school fees and expect ur kid not to pas SSCE A1 all subjects...na naija una dey na.....hahahha arrangeee 1 Like |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by nigerianvenom(m): 9:22am On Aug 24, 2014 |
joeblack62: When a poor man can't afford something, him go talk say ' at least, i better pass them'. You should quit trying to fault this schools, though they are expensive but if i have that amount of money to spend on my kids tomorrow then why not. Let us face reality pls cos Poor man no dey always wan gree say he dey suffer. u mean GEJ who's daughter just got married couldnt have been sent to any of those "high grade"school? but GEJ decided dat she attends unical.so it means GEJ wasnt rich. una get sense sha 2 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:26am On Aug 24, 2014 |
iluvweed: Too many poor people on NL...haba! If you are making over 20m per annum, what stops you from sending your kids to these schools? Except you hate your kids or you are one stingy mwaphucker! As for me I love my kids and I will send them to the BEST school in naija for reliable and Ebola free education, LOL.please abeg imagine oooooh... |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:27am On Aug 24, 2014 |
ZACHIE: In the event of significant loss of revenue of the parents, these kids get suicidal when asked to change school to a less fancied one. Oga may God bless you. May your days be long. May God grant all your heart desires. See Ehen. Everybody's been talking nonsense since. I was a witness when mds of banks who gather for events boast about the secondary schools and universities abroad that their children attend. Before the cbn closed such banks. Many of them who are rich put their children in such schools for show off. You see women bragging about it. A family friend of mine whose daughter goes to one of the listed school above categorically told me how she pass waec. I never new they do those things in private school o. She said the waec officials and the principal would have planned the exam. She said when she wrote hers they allowed her maths teacher and physics teacher to come and help them. For biology they got the answers to the obj and theory and they thought them how to deliberately fail some questions. The parents know all this. Who wants their child to fail waec. I think it is stupid to put any child in such school. If I can afford that, then I'd rather put my child abroad. Yes the standard might be high in terms of environment, technological tools used in learning but it is the same gaddamn rubbish. Education in Nigeria is too poor. Secondly the issue of unforseen circumstances. It is better for a top government official or people like dangote to put thier kids there. I am talking from experience. If such parents fall from grace to grass. The child will suffer the major brunt. How do you remove a child from a good school and put him in a public school and think all will be well wiv such child. You just created a social deviant and an angry child. Thirdly, do u realise not all the children that attend such schools come from excellently rich background. The competition among the students is mighty. I went to just isl inside Unilag. I no wetin my eye see. Every holiday they talked about where they travelled to. In my time if ur papa no be member of Ikoyi club u are finished and a low lifer. I mean you as a parent must not lack in anything if u want to your child in a big school. Its not just about education, it's about standing shoulder wiv anybody. Nobody should come and bamboozle ur children. And then the child will suffer from inferiority complex in a big school. Am sorry if my story is long but I have to share some real life experiences. It's not about going to the school. Its about maintaining that status for the child and providing him wiv everything so the child can concentrate and not feel left out. There is this small girl I also met in the saloon. Goes to a very expensive school. I've known the girl for sometime. Always see her in the saloon. One day she said she doesn't like her dad coming for pta meeting. That she even hates her school. Reason being her dad is a rich illiterate. And when he talks everybody laughs at him. Some of the parents went home and told their children about a particular man who always talks in the pta because he thinks he has money. Those children came to school and used it to abuse her. The second reason is that she doesn't travel abroad like her peers. That she only went once and it was south Africa. That every section students travel and come back telling stories. Third reason, she said she is ashamed to tell them she stays at ilasamaja. That the day she did, they laughed at her because most of them stay in lekki, magodo or Ikeja. None of them has heard of ilasa before. To some people. They don't care about that all they want is quality education. That child cannot be happy if all other aspects of her life is not upgraded. Especially in a school where everybody is rich. 16 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by youngds: 9:31am On Aug 24, 2014 |
I paid 120k per term in sec. Sch, and i paid 19k per section in fed uni...i only feel dah difference in my 1L... I dont c anything bad in paying such a huge amount provided d kid will write waec wid his brain and gets straight A's 1 Like |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by bbello28(m): 9:31am On Aug 24, 2014 |
faithugo64: most of the students there dnt study despite the huge amount they pay,they sometimes cant stand students from a community secondary school,its not about d money,the question is,at the end,which do you graduate with;a certificate or a cerificatein patience jonathan's voice so Do I av to signature dis cerfiticate |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:41am On Aug 24, 2014 |
nigerianvenom: And yet you wonder why Nigeria is like this, the reasons are not far fetched..... The public schools they attended were good unlike the ones we have today. You should stop making excuses for mediocrity Word of Advice: You should never aim for any administrative position and if you ever find yourself in one, you will be doing the world a favour by either resigning or shooting yourself. The way you reason nauseates me 3 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by NaLaugh: 9:41am On Aug 24, 2014 |
The high school i attended in Naija was the Harvard of Kano state at the time 1 Like |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by holar2ge(m): 9:41am On Aug 24, 2014 |
that was then now redcliff: |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by sammieguze(m): 9:42am On Aug 24, 2014 |
U frm ilorin or u got someone there? Popshugz: Romeichs international school offa garage, ilorin. pays a huge amount also. dey re jxt like 4 classes in each grade and ve about 12 students in each of duz classes. D students also go on excursions and vacations in d u.k and u.s anually. #CONFAM |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:43am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Zukoslim: hmmmmm fees here only for one term can help a nigga through out his stay in d uni, with enough change to do big boi.... lolz... Guy u na achiever too?? Datz my alma mata... 05/06 We da best!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by ElFenomeno1: 9:44am On Aug 24, 2014 |
HarrveySpecter: I disagree with you on the above. It is not mostly for networking unless you have another meaning for that key word. |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by holar2ge(m): 9:49am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Abroad isnt d way out to everything expect u ve somebody there that z going to monitor ur kids. Hope u get wat am trying.to say nigerianvenom: |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by remsonik(f): 9:50am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Well I am not putting down the schools and if I can afford it I will send my kids there but quit the thinking that children from those schools have a right to be successful more than those who don't have the privilege to attend such schools. Most of the schools listed can't even stand the quality of education in unity schools in those days when unity schools were still good not now when the system has been bastardised 50calibre: |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:54am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Iwobaoko. Don't mind them. Wish stupid connection are u making. I was in the same class wiv them osipitan, ibidapo obes and cosmos madukas son( cosharis) jojo, late Dipo Dinas children, just to mention a few. Which connection I don make Shioooor. Everybody is fighting for his head. Nobody wants to be a liability. 3 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by wandeay: 9:55am On Aug 24, 2014 |
iwonbaoko: Yea but what about him?? compared to Obasanjo or the Black Scorpion or Abacha. What did he achieve that his peers who did not go to Eton did not achieve. ur school or education does not determine the amount of achievement you can have, only that education can contribute to success, besides, Ojukwu achieved alot, get to know more about him. And do you know that he was a highly skilled multi-linguist, Eton and travelling around the world must have contributed to that etc The fact is, those schools does not only charge you for academics but also for other aspects of educational curriculum, sports, annual local and foreign excursion, foreign languages, exposure, equipped library, modern facility laboratories, intellectual, A-level certificate, etc It's left for the child to take advantage of this and utilize it. Also, the students that attend such schools are not concerned about success anymore because, they are already successful, only they may want to be more successful. Most of them will not be power-egocentric and may not even reside or attend universities in Nigeria. All fingers are not equal. I witnessed an excursion to a university sometimes ago where student from JSS classes from a renowned private school, are allowed to handle electron microscope, to my greatest surprise, they performed a quick experiment and came out with excellent results without being assisted by anyone, whereby, there are some university students who are in biological sciences who can't handle a hand lens. One thing is sure, the wil always be a big difference, those schools determines your class in the society. cheers.. 4 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by uzolexis(f): 9:57am On Aug 24, 2014 |
there are 2 secondary schools in Nigeria, LGHS (louisville girls high school) Ogun state and others |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by ballydan37: 9:57am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Olodo's skul's ask dem wt is a noun dem go begin define ice cream nd mr biggs. Ask dem d capital of lagos nah abuja go b d ansa!!! |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Nobody: 9:58am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Sagamite: Yet you see Nigerians opening their mouths to make excuses, I believe most Nigerians deserve every consequence stemming from their indifference to their welfare. Lucky me, my mum made sure we all attended Federal Government schools, they are the only schools that you can at least find the tiniest bit of quality. |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by slap1(m): 10:01am On Aug 24, 2014 |
uzolexis: there are 2 secondary schools in Nigeria, LGHS (louisville girls high school) Ogun state and othersKeep saying it, you might convince yourself before December. 1 Like |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Konjour(m): 10:01am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Well, if you bring up such a topic that shows how much some people can afford to pay for the education of their kids in Nigeria where the minimum wage is just over $100 a month or so, and where life and their government has been unfair to millions for eons, a country where 20 billion can be stolen by a politician and no one bats an eyelid, you don't expect people to see the sense in spending such extortionate amounts of money, do you? 'If you have the money, send your kids there' is a fair suggestion but if I think of Lagos, probably less than 1% of the 20 million that live there can afford such and that is a reflection of the whole country. Its true that these schools are more of status symbols and they do churn out more cliques than they churn out kids who can hold their own in a deceitful and cold world. Personally, even if I have the money, my kids will definitely benefit from having a rich dad, but i also want them to be able to work hard on their own, to be able to blend into any scene, be it on the posh divide or the 'street' divide, I would want kids who are tough nuts to crack and not faint- hearted kids who won't survive a day in the school of life's hard knocks. There's almost nothing as self-fulfilling knowing that you made it thus far because you deserve it by virtue of your work and sweat whilst driven on by the determination to succeed than knowing fully well that you got to where you are cuz your dad pushed some 'buttons'. Everything's got its pros and cons. 5 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by uzolexis(f): 10:03am On Aug 24, 2014 |
slap1: Keep saying it, you might convince yourself before December. |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by agamenon(m): 10:05am On Aug 24, 2014 |
You are an idiot.The truth is that where you attended school has nothing to do with the genius in you. |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by lertee(f): 10:05am On Aug 24, 2014 |
Thomas Adewunmi College in Oko,Kwara statefallsin this category. I do not see anything wrong in sending a child to one of such schools as long as one can afford it and also maintain the fuzz that comes with it. Personally though,I'd prefer a command secondary school or a federal government college. In schools like this,a child mixes with kids of varying backgrounds,he is smart and learns to be independent at very early stage. 2 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by NaLaugh: 10:06am On Aug 24, 2014 |
ElFenomeno1: While that might not be the primary goal, i understand exactly what that person meant. I attended a very small private school in Kano where Most of the students had last names like Dangote, Dantata, Buhari, Abacha, Kwankwaso, Kabo, Chanchangi and very many more in that league. Haven grown up with these heirs to the throne, it makes it relatively easy to have "access" (if you need it). I live less than 4 miles from Harvard University, and very many who attend Harvard (or any Ivy league school) aren't there exclusively for superior education. They ARE there to network. You see, graduates from certain schools are generally the industry leaders, and if you connect with them from the start, you have future "access" 3 Likes |
Re: Six Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by Smily202(m): 10:09am On Aug 24, 2014 |
After reading all the cork and bull story. .. I decided to make my own contributions. .. 1: The school is very good if u can afford to send your child in there...Its true all soup na soup , Better soup na money make am. .. 2: I disagree with some of you that say.. Students there are far way smart than others in local school. ...U must to attend those school to be the best u can be...the only thing is that. .they will giv u necessary tools to embark on ur journey for being successful. .also connections. ..because if to say ..they r the best..why am I not hearing about them being in politics or any other aspects to make Nigeria a better place... if really they are all smart. . 3: God will lift u up...weda poor or rich..if u try hard to succeed. .. |
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