darkwan:
good news....atleast france is away....if they want they can peg it to vietnamese currency,i dont give a fvck solong france is away....

narijoel:
People like you are one of the problems we have in Nigeria, always accepting mediocrity as normal.Maybe you are well-to-do and do not understand the present realities that most Nigerian parents and youths face.How is education the one thing going for us in Nigeria? I don't understand, did you check the amount budgeted for education in the recently presented budget.In a country where the government is still battling to pay #30000 minimum wage and the citizens are being taxed from left to right. Yet you you think this school fees is very very affordable. Have you forgotten how much was paid for school fees in public institutions when we were growing up with many scholarship opportunities, something that our leaders also benefited from?So higher education is not meant for the poor abi, only the rich.Just continue, if you remain in Nigeria, this youths who could not afford this education may be the ones terrorizing you and your children in future, then you would be most grateful to Nigeria as you wrote.

obiaksnews:
Though it is sad, but this is the damage being done to Nigeria when Medical personnel and other people of other professions migrate in their numbers overseas to seek for greener pastures, mind you i don't blame the individuals involved. Looking at the above figures above, one can not help but notice that education in Nigeria is being subsidized to it's barest minimum. But yet advanced countries where it cost millions of naira to pay a session's school fees get to get these professionals after the Nigerian Government have subsidized their education and in return the services of these experts which are supposed to benefit Nigerians are being stolen for little or nothing. Going forward, I think the government needs to create better employment opportunities and working environment to keeps our experts back in the country.God bless Nigeria.