Get more news at http://davesblog.over-blog.com. Following the economic
recession some school
owners have resolved to
give 50% discounts to any
parent who pays for a
whole session – Some parents keep
mounting pressure on the
school administrators to
give their children double
promotion to avoid paying
one year school fees – Some private schools
have concluded plans to
reduce school fees so as
to appeal to the
conscience of parents who
might be thinking of taking their wards to public
schools As Nigeria’s economic recession
bites harder some school
owners have resolved to give
50% discounts to any parent
who pays for a whole session,
as against paying for a term This is as some parents keep
mounting pressure on school
administrators to give their
children double promotion to
escape one year school fees. According to Vanguard
investigations as parents
withdraw their children and
wards from private schools,
owners of some private schools
have introduced attractive discounts to parents to curtail
the unfavourable trend. In one of the schools located at
Ipaja the offer was; if any
parent can pay one year school
fees in advance, he or she will
get 50 per cent discount the
following year. For some schools, management
has concluded plans to reduce
school fees so as to appeal to
the conscience of parents who
might be thinking of patronise
public schools. The Proprietor of a school, in
Agege, Lagos, who pleaded
anonymity lamented that there
were some parents who, due to
the prevailing economic
recession, have gone to owners of private schools seeking for
double promotion for their
children without counting the
academic consequence on their
wards. Some parents have maintained
that the double promotion will
relieve them of the burden of
paying school fees for a year. His words: “Almost 75% of the
parents are unable to pay their
children’s school fees and buy
books due to the recession.
Some parents are buying half of
the text books. In a related development, the Senate has called for a shakeup
in President Muhammadu
Buhari’s cabinet to allow competent hands serve
in critical sectors of the
economy in view of the current
economic recession in the
country. At the session, deputy Senate
president, Ike Ekweremadu,
advocated for the reshuffling of
the cabinet by President Buhari
to enable him put competent
persons in critical sectors.

I just dey pity all those poor Parents were get plenty children for this recession

hungryboy:
I just dey pity all those poor Parents were get plenty children for this recession

yeah guy e no easy o.