₦airaland Forum

ULSHERLAN: u dis man. U find me reach here en na anywhere I dey hunt u dey show

Ayorh4you: THANK U. BUT PLS, WHICH RADIO STATION IS MOST RELIABLE?

englishmart: not really.
But in the USA, we get paid for schooling.

Ayorh4you: I LOST MY BLACKBERRY LAST SATURDAY. HAS ANYONE FOUND IT FOR ME? IF FOUND PLS CONTACT MAYOR OF LONDON

englishmart: They need to bring down the fees totally to the normal. Btw. Those students deserve schooling allowance + transport allowance. Including feeding allowance.

justi4jesu: And you Swerve here <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

mencade5: .

justi4jesu: Which way Nigeria

dorange: English is your problem., read and understand what you bolded in the original post.

mencade5: likes? Hahaha...i dont crave for likes. Am just venting my anger on the state government. The hardship these student go through on a daily basis is quite pitiable.

Pardon my error, no one is beyond mistakes. I just dey wake up from sleep oooo

bushdoc9919: The problem is that university education is not cheap. Add the fact that our students cannot compete against an increasing number of foreign and Nigerian graduates of foreign universities, and the fact that LASU may need hundreds of billions of naira to compete against foreign universities.....and one would see why fees have to go up.

It also costs N600000 (six hundred thousand naira ) per annum to train a Nigerian university graduate (Afe Babalola puts it at N2million).

And this is not an issue just for Lagos.....at least three federal univeristies have increased fees.

Once ASUU was told by the Federal Government last year that increased funds for univeristies was no longer a possibility (and that is why Polytechnics are STILL on strike....because the Govt is telling them that there is no extra cash)....increased fees became a possibility. LASU is being realistic.

Either we increase fees.....or LASU students won't be able to compete in the new globalised economy....where even while applying for jobs from Nigerian companies....you are now cometing against foreign graduates, and rich Nigerian kids with foreign degrees.

As Mark Amaza said three years ago in this article(link: http://www.nigeriadialogue.com/2012/01/30/nigerian-educational-subsidy-fallacy/)

[b]I believe that reducing the subsidy levels on tertiary education (read...increasing university fees)will free up more money for governments to invest in basic education, especially states and local governments. Public basic education systems should be given the highest priority possible. This is because it is the only vehicle that can deliver education en masse. The norm should be that everyone should be comfortable going to public primary and secondary schools, [/b]and private schools to be only for the upper class. The federal government should set the overall policy for education but leave it for the states and local governments to implement it. They should provide funding for implementation of specific policies, such as increased science education and so on as the policy states.

States should individually craft policies for better basic education delivery, either through the creation of school districts or making sure, for example, that there is a minimum of one primary school per ward and a secondary school for 3-4 contiguous wards. Also, these schools should have the best infrastructure, from classrooms to laboratories to workshops and so on. There should be upgrading of curricula to attracting the best into the teaching profession. Each state should set targets for measuring improvements and quality, upon which funding should be dependent. These targets should also include the percentage of graduating students that go on to tertiary institutions. Also, local governments should be better strengthened to improve primary education, with the oversight and funding of the state.

mencade5: is lagos state trying to turn lasu into a private school?
What a useless idea coming from people that once benefitted from the system, who now turns it into a money making venture.
I think the state government should be sue so that this issue should be trash once and for all.

ULSHERLAN: if u are d one on ur profile then I will
perform for you Free

Ariyke: Low self esteem caused you this tell the truth of await summon to court after giving birth to black kids

rokiatu: Lemme laugh first brb

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PapaNnamdi: *throws one seed of groundnut in the air and catches it with mouth*


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