₦airaland Forum

i think that most people in the us would be willing to eat stuff like that,
especially the younger generation----they already live off of asian noodles, why not throw in other country's food,
sounds good

Hi,
I'm an american student working on an essay investigating the quality of the unregistered private schools (inexpensive ones, not the fancy ones) versus the free public school system in nigeria,
I would like to know the opinions of the people here at nairaland, people who i assume have grown up seeing and hearing about the different schools, and therefore may have an insightful opinion.
If you wouldn't mind, could you please answer these questions?
1. What city did you grow up in?
2. How would you describe your family's economic situation (I don't need to know how much money your family earned per year, but rather what are your parents occupation, would you be considered the top 10% , 50% etc as far as wealthiness goes)?
3. What type of school did you go to? [Public, Private registered (a private school that is going to be quite expensive), or private unregistered (Quite cheap in comparison with the private registered schools)]
4. What subjects did you study?
5. How would you rate your education, now that you are have seen more of the world, or have enrolled in a university?
6. Are there any other facts you would like to volunteer?

I really appreciate any insight you can give me about the Nigerian education system,