Good for you

We all wish the same, but at the end we have no choice. Anyway what does single guy like me knows.

I wish I can send mine too, God knows I am not gonna take this shit from ASUU and federal government

I'm sure lalasticlala sef no fit take im pikin go public uni too

olawalepopoola:

ASUU have always claimed to work in the interest of Nigerian students in public universities while their counterparts in private Universities are running their program smoothly without any hitches. While many freshmen in public Universities are still waiting to writing their first semester examination, many of their friends in private varsities are almost in the middle of the first semester in their second session. Whether we like it or not the discriminations between private and public universities are gradually fading by the day. Private universities graduate are employed in both the public and private sectors of our economy. They get international scholarship and grants too. So what is the big deal about the public universities? Why do ASUU drag the students progress so much?
I have contemplated so much on this ASUU strike and I have concluded that even in the next 20 years ASUU can never change its tactics of engaging the government over issues no matter how Nigeria try to please them. I have concluded that all my children will attend private schools from primary to university level and even for postgraduate studies for those who wish to pursue it in Nigeria (for any of them who wish to go for it). If possible I will find international scholarships for their undergraduate and postgraduate studies around the world.
I can't allow ASUU destroy the destiny of my kids all in the name of fighting for them. May God bless my hustlings to do this. Amen.

no destiny is being destroyed.

Honduras01:



no destiny is being destroyed.

So what are they doing ooo? Promoting their students' destinies?

Many of you think all schools are like Covenant and Babcock?


If you get to some private tertiary institutions you will cry. While they are fast, a lot are nothing but glorified secondary school.

Private school o? Public school o? As far Nigeria is inside please secure your children destiny's and send them out
If i start to talk wetin my eye don see for private school eh

olawalepopoola:

ASUU have always claimed to work in the interest of Nigerian students in public universities while their counterparts in private Universities are running their program smoothly without any hitches. While many freshmen in public Universities are still waiting to writing their first semester examination, many of their friends in private varsities are almost in the middle of the first semester in their second session. Whether we like it or not the discriminations between private and public universities are gradually fading by the day. Private universities graduate are employed in both the public and private sectors of our economy. They get international scholarship and grants too. So what is the big deal about the public universities? Why do ASUU drag the students progress so much?
I have contemplated so much on this ASUU strike and I have concluded that even in the next 20 years ASUU can never change its tactics of engaging the government over issues no matter how Nigeria try to please them. I have concluded that all my children will attend private schools from primary to university level and even for postgraduate studies for those who wish to pursue it in Nigeria (for any of them who wish to go for it). If possible I will find international scholarships for their undergraduate and postgraduate studies around the world.
I can't allow ASUU destroy the destiny of my kids all in the name of fighting for them. May God bless my hustlings to do this. Amen.

Mmmm...this is how the public primary and secondary schools were destroyed and today parents send their wards to private schools...

It's a delibrate government attempt friends and they already won one person...

The gap will keep widening in the coming years...@OP just pray you make the money to afford a private school by the time your kid will be ready for that stage of their life...

The fees would have gone up further and income may not be able commiserate...

Friends we need to get leadership right in this country else even to feed will be a problem let alone get married, have a child and sending them to private school.

Many of you think all schools are like Covenant and Babcock?If you get to some private tertiary institutions you will cry. While they are fast, a lot are nothing but glorified secondary school.

A Room/parlour self con with a gated and very neat compound needed around sango Ogun State.
call or whatsapp 08149833680

better to school in a developed country in my opinion if fund is available.

Honduras01:



no destiny is being destroyed.

I have concluded that all my children will attend private schools from primary to university level and even for postgraduate studies for those who wish to pursue it in Nigeria (for any of them who wish to go for it). If possible I will find international scholarships for their undergraduate and postgraduate studies around the world.
I can't allow ASUU destroy the destiny of my kids all in the name of fighting for them. May God bless my hustlings to do this.

olawalepopoola:

ASUU have always claimed to work in the interest of Nigerian students in public universities while their counterparts in private Universities are running their program smoothly without any hitches. While many freshmen in public Universities are still waiting to writing their first semester examination, many of their friends in private varsities are almost in the middle of the first semester in their second session. Whether we like it or not the discriminations between private and public universities are gradually fading by the day. Private universities graduate are employed in both the public and private sectors of our economy. They get international scholarship and grants too. So what is the big deal about the public universities? Why do ASUU drag the students progress so much?
I have contemplated so much on this ASUU strike and I have concluded that even in the next 20 years ASUU can never change its tactics of engaging the government over issues no matter how Nigeria try to please them. I have concluded that all my children will attend private schools from primary to university level and even for postgraduate studies for those who wish to pursue it in Nigeria (for any of them who wish to go for it). If possible I will find international scholarships for their undergraduate and postgraduate studies around the world.
I can't allow ASUU destroy the destiny of my kids all in the name of fighting for them. May God bless my hustlings to do this. Amen.

Work very hard

olawalepopoola:

ASUU have always claimed to work in the interest of Nigerian students in public universities while their counterparts in private Universities are running their program smoothly without any hitches. While many freshmen in public Universities are still waiting to writing their first semester examination, many of their friends in private varsities are almost in the middle of the first semester in their second session. Whether we like it or not the discriminations between private and public universities are gradually fading by the day. Private universities graduate are employed in both the public and private sectors of our economy. They get international scholarship and grants too. So what is the big deal about the public universities? Why do ASUU drag the students progress so much?
I have contemplated so much on this ASUU strike and I have concluded that even in the next 20 years ASUU can never change its tactics of engaging the government over issues no matter how Nigeria try to please them. I have concluded that all my children will attend private schools from primary to university level and even for postgraduate studies for those who wish to pursue it in Nigeria (for any of them who wish to go for it). If possible I will find international scholarships for their undergraduate and postgraduate studies around the world.
I can't allow ASUU destroy the destiny of my kids all in the name of fighting for them. May God bless my hustlings to do this. Amen.

Nah today u know? lolz