engineerboat:


Noted. It shall be well with Nigeria

barcanista:
I will seek admission into the school when I turn 11

IYANGBALI:
since you left,what did you give back to the school?

Kockane:


It's easy for you to open your dirty mouth and talk. Ignoramus.

barcanista:

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barcanista:
I had to remove the top so as not to reveal the identity of the child of the parent.

Pic 1: Letter of Admission stateing the FG responsibility

Pic 2: Handwritten result sheet despite the payment of N1,000 fee for "computerisation" of result.

Pic 3: Levies handed over to parents despite the school being 100% scholarship.

Kizyte:

I confirm your statement about the school cos two of my younger ones are students in the school. But I must say they are doing very well in the school, the only problem is that some of the teachers are too reluctant in teaching those children because they feel that all the students are gifted.

IYANGBALI:
since you left,what did you give back to the school?

barcanista:
I will seek admission into the school when I turn 11

Delafruita:
I happen to be an alumni of the school.i haven't visited it in almost 10years but I can at least try to share what my experience was.FGA has never been completely free.there have always been levies though they were minimal when compared to other unity schools.as at when we were there,there was no electrivity,no pipeborne water,no security and many amenities were absent.most governments abandoned the school and the principals had to start to devise various means of equipping the school in conjuction with the PTA.those efforts led to refurbishing some more hostels,getting electricity,more manual boreholes.

We got many things for free then.school uniform,mattress,food,books etc were free.but I can still recall we paid between 3000-4000naira for PTA.i can't honestly recall if we paid for WAEC and JAMB unless I try to confirm from some of my old school mates

Early this year,the alumni body which I am part of received request for assistance from the principal which is quite a common thing and as has become the practise,we chip in whenever we can.but as a young alumni body,theres a limit to what we can do.

As regards the issue of this woman and her kid,i have taken down the details and I will table it at the next alumni meeting sometime in September.i am quite certain the president of the alumni body wwill have gotten wind of this.however,i will like to point out that this isn't an extraordinary issue.fees have always been paid in FGA though minimal.

I shouldn't forget to add that the condition of the school at this moment is a thousand times better than when we were there and the credit for that should go to the principals who have managed to keep the standard high while also improving condition of living inspite of dwindling government support.the government of Goodluck Jonathan rather than improve the condition of the school went to establish another one in jigawa state which has very top class facilities but very low standard when compared to suleja academy.if all that money had been pumped into the suleja academy permanent site or even to the current temporary site,things would have been better

Delafruita:
can you please take the "fraud alert" out of the topic?it's misleading

engineerboat:


Haaaaaaaaaaaabaaaaaa, official 11 shey

barcanista:

Thanks, but your sermon cannot justify the exorbitant levy imposed on students. Ofcourse, the complainant is aware that students pay a one-off developmental fee. I can bet that was it during your time and not a recurring "maintenance" fee. Also, the PTA of 6000 is toooooo much! Well, the complain has reached Education Ministry and the Senate.

Delafruita:
there was no one-off anything.we paid fees every term.if at at the year 2000,i paid 3650 as PTA fee,what makes it exorbitant at 6000 in 2015?this same thing you are clamouring for has been the focus for our parents while we were there.but eventually,we accepted it because it was much lesser than other unity schools.

You think you are the first person to make a report to the senate?or to the ministry?we the students made a plea to the national assembly in 2001.it always amazes me how people like you think you know about everything.why don't you visit the school yourself?why don't you ask the principal what the situation is?you just come online and type "fraud alert" and suddenly make yourself into an authority on something you know nothing about.as a student in that school,we had to walk miles to get water to bath.we fetched water from streams for the kitchen staf to cook.we took coal from the kitchen to iron our clothes coz there was no electricity.we were terrorised by all sorts of fulani herdmen because there was no security.a good friend of mine died of measles because the health centre was ill equipped.if not for the effort of successive principals,what would the school have been?

Oga,direct your query to the government and take the fraud alert out of the topic

Delafruita:
there was no one-off anything.we paid fees every term.if at at the year 2000,i paid 3650 as PTA fee,what makes it exorbitant at 6000 in 2015?this same thing you are clamouring for has been the focus for our parents while we were there.but eventually,we accepted it because it was much lesser than other unity schools.

You think you are the first person to make a report to the senate?or to the ministry?we the students made a plea to the national assembly in 2001.it always amazes me how people like you think you know about everything.why don't you visit the school yourself?why don't you ask the principal what the situation is?you just come online and type "fraud alert" and suddenly make yourself into an authority on something you know nothing about.as a student in that school,we had to walk miles to get water to bath.we fetched water from streams for the kitchen staf to cook.we took coal from the kitchen to iron our clothes coz there was no electricity.we were terrorised by all sorts of fulani herdmen because there was no security.a good friend of mine died of measles because the health centre was ill equipped.if not for the effort of successive principals,what would the school have been?

Oga,direct your query to the government and take the fraud alert out of the topic

barcanista:

Are you the Principal or what? Why are you figating? My friend allow the authorities to handle it! You rants didn't even justify things. Beside, no one accused the Principal, I don't knw why you are restless.

Delafruita:
I am quite sure the word you intended to use was "fidgetting" anyway,what I am against is the "fraud alert" added to your topic and your choice of language makes it seem the principal charges those fees when there shouldn't be any fees.i have made the point that fees have always been paid.so make of it whatever you want

Delafruita:
I am quite sure the word you intended to use was "fidgetting" anyway,what I am against is the "fraud alert" added to your topic and your choice of language makes it seem the principal charges those fees when there shouldn't be any fees.i have made the point that fees have always been paid.so make of it whatever you want

Delafruita:
our oldest alumnus finished from suleja in 1992 and if I recall correctly,they weren't up to 20.my entire set was about one hundred students and many of us are still building careers and trying to find our feet.the alumni group is trying the best we can and we will still continue to do more but we cannot be a substitute for government

IYANGBALI:
ok,pls remember the school when you finally get to the top,give back to the school no matter how small

Delafruita:
we always remember the school.that school made many of us ready for life in the real world which is why we have an alumni association which meets quaterly on ways to move the school forward

realborn:


For you, you need not be partisan. You will inspire and motivate more people with your gift if you are an objective critic.

Often times, being partisan can lead to acts against ones conscience in satisfaction of the puppet master. For example, I was dumbfounded when you acknowledged on another thread that you supported Saraki for Senate Presidency to spite APC despite citing that Saraki is no good for Nigeria. Is this an act of patriotism?

Delafruita:
it's always been that way.our teachers left us to do our thing while giving guidance where necessary.moreso since its a school policy that a student can't repeat a class so from SS1,we are been told to prepare for waec and jamb

IYANGBALI:
eyaaaaaa,see frustration,I do understand,you didn't finish your studies there,you were expelled from the school and so you ended up being a tout,no wonder you were so bitter with my comment,sowie

siralos135:
How come the two guys that said they graduated from the school has strange username here @kockane and @ismokeweed

Kizyte:

Are you a student of the school?