fruitvillas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkDgIbc5378



https://www.instagram.com/p/CT2QhOwjyNI/?utm_medium=copy_link

Your child is doll like you that's why he keep on failing but you want him to acquire certificate by all means, hypocrite woman

Jaqenhghar:

I wish this is how you will ask your governor or LG chairman bit the fear of koboko no go allow you ask such

We know most of the governors no get job na. Politics na their job

not insult u but I knw u are still in Ur late 20.U knw nothing.That"s the BITTER truth

Jaqenhghar:

Thats why I asked. How much did you contribute to their cause?
You are already veering towards insults. Yes I am a small boy but answer. They scammed you of how much?

Organs:


Where is your proof? Also, who is not benefitting from Govt one way or another? Is it Niger Delta that has a king per kM sponsored by NDDC and collecting oil money and their folks wallowing in poverty? Or westerners that dominated the civil service. Osinbajo then had so many workers with some as PA to PA's PA.

Do you have pruf to back this up? So many workers

Nfchi73:
Is not the same Aisha that's critising the top government officials of sending their children school abroad? Now the son just graduated from a school in London.
Na wa ooo

Let's put things in the right perspective, nobody says you can't send your child to school abroad, as long as you are not a public office holder, Last time I checked Aisha Yesusu is not a politician, The politicians are saddled with the responsibilities of fixing the country, instead of them to fix the educational system they let it degenerate and use the public money to send their children abroad for study

chiiraq802:


You don see am naaaa.... We ain't got any activist in this Country. all of them just dey make noise to find favor and monetary gain.
In fact some of them would even do worst if they're to hold a political office in Nigeria.

It's not her fault that the state of education in Nigeria is appalling; she's a victim like the rest of us.
It's bad logic that because she criticized the government for flying their wards abroad because of the deplorable state of education in the country that she should put her own ward in the bad schools.

Anybody can send their children to Abroad for schooling so as long as you don't use public fund and you are not a public office holder, Aisha is not a politician she only comes to prominent during BBOG

2n2k:












Yes. Her husband was a top executive of NHIS for many years until Buhari sent them packing not long ago.

Bloody liar. Bloody BMC

Talawaka:
Why are people spending good money at this fourth rate university?

Nah by force to get British degree?

If you intend to stay after your degree

I believe it worth it ..

You can't expect to move to London to get a white collar job with Nigerian certificate

It's possible but you must be exceptional

Miller232:


You be mumu because she be activist so she must send Her son to dead Nigerian schools
Where nnamdi kanu children dey??
Where igboho children dey??
Mke una dey use una head abeg
If u fit afford to leave Nigeria now u go stay??

Why she come dey criticize politicians wey their children no dey school for naija when her own children no dey school for naija too? Bros she no get level forget that thing

Racoon:
Not in any way differen.Aisha why is your son schooling abroad when you're always criticising the government back home? Remove the beam in your eyes first madam.I am disappointed.

so you want her to sacrifice her son Education simply bcs she is an activist ?? Your comment / mentality and The way Nigerians reasion makes it difficult for any influencial to bring up their children in Nigeria.

chukwuibuipob:
not insult u but I knw u are still in Ur late 20.U knw nothing.That"s the BITTER truth

I am actually in diapers and crawling but you havent answered my question granddad

all of una wey na hypocrite...if una get money shey u go study or let ur children study for Nigeria....watin i even dey talk shey u urself go even dey Nigeria

Nigerians must always complain! Is Aisha a public official?? Do you know if her husband is rich? She's a private citizen and can decide to send her children to any country she wishes as long as it is not looted funds. If anything, this shows that she's comfortable and doesn't have to fight for your rights. Even Wole Soyinka, Femi Falana and other activists educated their wards abroad. Who doesn't want the best for their kids? You should direct your anger towards politicians such as Buhari and Ben Murray Bruce who kept misleading people with the mantra: "grow the naira and patronize your country" when they did otherwise.

senseless question . how does that relate with doing what u preach oponu

Otuegbe:
is she a govt official

senseless question and epistle . how does that relate with doing what u preach oponu shocked shocked shocked shocked , point of correction she is a PEP (POLITICAL EXPOSED PERSON) in the financial system according to both local and international law.

Go to school , its yahoo yahoo they will be doing . Nonsense !!!!

gforce5:
Nigerians must always complain! Is Aisha a public official?? Do you know if her husband is rich? She's a private citizen and can decide to send her children to any country she wishes as long as it is not looted funds. If anything, this shows that she's comfortable and doesn't have to fight for your rights. Even Wole Soyinka, Femi Falana and other activists educated their wards abroad. Who doesn't want the best for their kids? You should direct your anger towards politicians such as Buhari and Ben Murray Bruce who kept misleading people with the mantra: "grow the naira and patronize your country" when they did otherwise.

raphy:


I think say na only see am o.even too much money can't heal it..
.God HV mercy

Aswear

Oh, so that means that Sowore and other activists are frauds because their children don't study in Nigeria? It's not your fault, this forum gives unknown monikers the audacity to chat to people who they wouldn't have the opportunity to talk to in real life. I leave the stage for you.

Godispeace:
senseless question and epistle . how does that relate with doing what u preach oponu shocked shocked shocked shocked , point of correction she is a PEP (POLITICAL EXPOSED PERSON) in the financial system according to both local and international law.

Go to school , its yahoo yahoo they will be doing . Nonsense !!!!

u are just a daft fellow, i just educate u now that Aisha Yesufu is a PEP (Politically Expose Person) hence the guy challenging her to work her talk is on the right path. ediot learn !!! if you dont know the meaning of "PEP" ask question , eleribu !

gforce5:
Oh, so that means that Sowore and other activists are frauds because their children don't study in Nigeria? It's not your fault, this forum gives unknown monikers the audacity to chat to people who they wouldn't have the opportunity to talk to in real life. I leave the stage for you.

BigDawsNet:


If you intend to stay after your degree

I believe it worth it ..

You can't expect to move to London to get a white collar job with Nigerian certificate

It's possible but you must be exceptional

Where a degree is considered a pre-requisite for employment, British companies are not going to hire a graduate from Regents University. This is an assertion you can take to the bank.

Talawaka:


Where a degree is considered a pre-requisite for employment, British companies are not going to hire a graduate from Regents University. This is an assertion you can take to the bank.

Are you serious about this?

I'm pretty sure you are talking about Regents University alone?

BigDawsNet:


Are you serious about this?

I'm pretty sure you are talking about Regents University alone?

Yes, my earlier remark was in relation to just Regent's University.
Let me illustrate my point with a list of famous alumnus from the university.

Note: Most of the names you see on this list below are of foreigners who did not start their working life in British companies.

Javed Afridi (CEO of Haier Pakistan)[17]
Param Singh (An Indian Well known Actor)
Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi (Emirati commentator on Arab affairs and also a member of the Sharjah ruling family)[citation needed]
Anjum Anand (food writer and television chef)[3]
Asif Aziz (London-based billionaire entrepreneur. Founder and Chief Executive of Criterion Capital)
Michael Boulos (associate director of Callian Capital Group)[18]
Mark Ehrenfried, (Pianist and composer)[citation needed]
Prince Félix of Luxembourg[19]
Kathrine Fredriksen (Norwegian businesswoman. Board member of Norwegian Property)[20]
Fabien Fryns (Belgian art dealer and collector)
Riccardo Giraudi (CEO of Giraudi)
Eleonore von Habsburg (Austrian fashion model, family member of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine)[citation needed]
Prince Konstantin of Bavaria[21]
Sultan Muhammad V (former head of state of Malaysia)[22]
Pascale Mussard (sixth-generation Hermès family member; former co-artistic director with her cousin Pierre-Alexis Dumas)[23]
Philip Ozouf (Treasury and Resources Minister in the Council of Ministers, Jersey)[24]
Sharan Pasricha (Founder & CEO of Ennismore, owner of Gleneagles Hotel and The Hoxton)
Princess Tatjana Nora Maria of Liechtenstein
Jetsun Pema Wangchuck (Queen consort of Bhutan)[25]
Karl-Johan Persson (President & CEO of Hennes & Mauritz)[26][citation needed]
Sir Robert Paul Reid (form Chairman of the British Railways Board)
Lady Kitty Spencer (English fashion model)[27]
Noelle Reno (fashion entrepreneur, television presenter and former model)[28]
Ruby Wax (comedian and television presenter)[3]
Elizabeth Yake (film-maker)[citation needed]
Zeeshan Siddique (Indian politician)
Source: [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regent%27s_University_London[/url]

Let me repeat; for Nigerians who plan to acquire working experience in British companies after graduation, Regent's university should be the last choice.