₦airaland Forum

alade112:
If you are unable to send your kids to Good secondary school in Nigeria and send them abroad to complete their studies but you can die supporting/defending all these politicians, You re a Big fool From buhari to osibanjo to Atiku,Fashola,obanikoro,etc Na abroad dr pikins go school. You dey dr dey waste ur data to defend them while you haven't pay your kids school fees

alade112:
If you are unable to send your kids to Good secondary school in Nigeria and send them abroad to complete their studies but you can die supporting/defending all these politicians, You re a Big fool From buhari to osibanjo to Atiku,Fashola,obanikoro,etc Na abroad dr pikins go school. You dey dr dey waste ur data to defend them while you haven't pay your kids school fees

alade112:
If you are unable to send your kids to Good secondary school in Nigeria and send them abroad to complete their studies but you can die supporting/defending all these politicians, You re a Big fool From buhari to osibanjo to Atiku,Fashola,obanikoro,etc Na abroad dr pikins go school. You dey dr dey waste ur data to defend them while you haven't pay your kids school fees

abuayman:
The resemblance is real nieger.
RIP Umar Musa YarAdua

Quakertellicus1:
Good points.

But most Nigerians told ASUU to stop going on strike in 2013....a strike which was all about getting more funding for the Universities. We told them to go home and rest , that they ASUU are part of the problem (partly true).

So ASUU went home and rested.

Also when Fashola increased fees for LASU, we told him that we are all poor and we cannot afford high fees. So, the fees were reduced, and we all rejoiced over how we put one over those ''greedy politicians '' (They are greedy too, by the way).

And as a result our universities are starved of funds. Meaning that our universities cannot attract world class research and world class funding and world class clout...even world class lecturers...which means they remain perpetually broke....with funding not up to 5 million dollars US

Meanwhile, unis like Yaradua London almamater get funding to the tune of billions of dollars US.No wonder the rich and even some of the poor are running out.

Yes, our leaders should have done well. I am not disputing that. But Nigerians should realize too that education cannot be free of charge. If you insist on paying less than 100 dollars US for school fees every year...that is what you get. Poorly funded degrees.