The school below caught my attention as I was going to see a friend. I decided to take a shot. OMG!.you need to see the classrooms. How do you feel when you see a dilapidated building used as international school? What's international about it? Does it mean any child from any part of the world can enroll into such school?
However, the Number of primary and secondary schools in Nigeria is alarming. Government can't even say
categorically how many primary and secondary schools we currently have. Virtually all sorts of buildings, flats, duplexes, bungalows, partitioned warehouses; even factories and uncompleted buildings are being used as school.
Apart from the buildings, teachers are also not helping matters. It was funny to hear that a social studies teacher in Oyo state could not say what UNESCO stands for; an accounts teacher was unable to say the full
meaning of PAYE
Education in Nigeria is gradually
losing its quality owing to government's inability to enforce standards.

Pinshure