raayah:
[b]

Very misleading!

According to sources online, Nigeria has 117 places of higher institution ( 1 in Nigeria , assuming each school takes in 5000 students a year on averag
“As you see me here, I supervise projects over N200 billion but I don’t have N20 million on my own apart from the house that government sold to me and another one in Lugbe that the bank bought and sold to staff which they are deducting from source.e, only 585000 students get admission. Jamb takes about 1.5 million students a year. So even if all universities in Nigeria take full capacity of 5000, there are still at least a million students willing to get an education.

What should this extra 1 million a year students do? Wait and try again and join the next batch, higher numbers? some of them have to migrate to other countries where it is possible to get higher education.

The former government tried to add universities to the country but not sure about this government.

I am not even going to touch on the standards of the institutions. We all know that one.

Until the government builds more universities, and increases the standard of education, students will keep going out of the country to get an education.

Egie4real:
I think he meant dasuki-like mansions!

Dedetwo:
This is another northerner who occupied a sensitive position in Nigeria that now attempts to shift the blame of Nigeria's socio-politico-economic woes to the general public. You, Alhjai Nuhu-Koko, and fellow northerners have driven Nigeria to bare wheels with no tires and I suggest you spare us this silly lamentation. Nigeria has become a piece of junk due to the reckless mannerism of leaders from northern region of Nigeria that steered the progression of the dumbass country for more than three decades.

toyeoye:
your reward is in heaven alhaji

uboma:



the man is obviously a dumb fellow.

He claims not to have a house of his own but later listed 2 houses (one in Lugbe) which he acquired from the proceeds of his salary. Where else would the money to acquire the 2 properties come from? And is Lugbe not part of Abuja for him to say he has no house in Abuja.

SmartChoices:
There's always a difference when God Himself blesses you!





Meanwhile for the dilector...

saasala:

Dedetwo:
This is another northerner who occupied a sensitive position in Nigeria that now attempts to shift the blame of Nigeria's socio-politico-economic woes to the general public. You, Alhjai Nuhu-Koko, and fellow northerners have driven Nigeria to bare wheels with no tires and I suggest you spare us this silly lamentation. Nigeria has become a piece of junk due to the reckless mannerism of leaders from northern region of Nigeria that steered the progression of the dumbass country for more than three decades.

blackprowler:


This is the self-righteous thinking across the board of most Nigerians. It shows how far nigeria will continue to be from the light until we re-assess our thinking.
University is no longer for education in Nigeria. It is for status symbol to answer "graduate" and also a means to get a high-salaried job which used to be performed by our parents with a secondary school education. The vast majority of Nigerian graduates are empty people. If they ever read anything, it was always something towards getting that certificate. Most don't have any reading skills or interest for that matter. It shows in their values, worldview, and approach to life in general. No wonder older people in their 50s 60s, even 70s who missed out on "education" when Nigeria was still a sane country where only intellectually-inclined people attended higher institutions are now going back to also answer "graduate". Let there be a law today that no degree is required for any job and that only your skills and on-the-job performance or interview/aptitude test results would suffice and in a few years you'll quickly see how much Nigerians hate anything academic. This is what I'm proposing but good for them, no one of our big men/women is co-operating because all their clout arise from the "education" (read: degree upon degree) they have acquired from foreign universities. Have they been able to use the "education" to do anything other than blow big big grammar in the media, as Nigeria continuously slides into the status of a failed state?
Nigeria is a joke and all the people therein are a lost people, absolutely clueless about how life should be and what constitutes progress for a nation. University is wasting Nigeria's money that would be better spent on EDUCATION. University in Nigeria is not education - it is certificate collection. In the digital age of 2016, the govt must spend all money necessary to get all children into boarding school to escape the poison of their parents and environment and give them sound learning and character development, with tens of thousands of teachers imported from abroad to supplement the very few here who know anything at all. The majority of the teachers here are poison to the children's well-being. Una never know anything. We have not started in this country. We are just joking. Where can I start? I've not even written 5% of what I have to say.

rusher14:
Nigerians would never believe you.

Many cannot understand how one might be the custodian of public funds without being the key beneficiary. It is not in our nature I guess.

Only your conscience can speak for you.

We need honest Nigerians desperately.