₦airaland Forum

midnighter:
Lol and pit latrine

sgtponzihater1:
Funny how we blame our leaders and don't look inward ourselves.

Nigerian people fight at BRT stops and blame Buhari

We destroy government properties and blame the government

We go out of the Country and act hostile to the host communities, and it's still our government

Several Countries are already weary of Nigerians, yet all we scream is the government.

I sincerely hope the school you are attending in Canada is government owned because it most likely is not.

There is a fundermental flaw in the mindset of a black man, especially the Nigerian black man. And the earlier we accept it and work on it the better.

Cheers and congrats on ur admission and migration.

AgreatMan:
Actually, this is not a fair comparison.

International students pay an average of 3million naira in Canada per year but Nigerian schools charge an average of say 100k. (Rough estimates)

It's called getting exactly what you pay for. Good class rooms, but it's no big deal.

sugarboy212:
Haaaa, kuku kill me, pit latrine ke?lol.

nuelyoyo:
your analysis is also wrong, Canada's economy gives the opportunity to work and earn wages that can pay that 3million naira equivalent school fees you are talking about. How many Nigerians can even pay the less than 100k naira school fees for Nigerian schools?

AgreatMan:
Actually, this is not a fair comparison.

International students pay an average of 3million naira in Canada per year but Nigerian schools charge an average of say 100k. (Rough estimates)

It's called getting exactly what you pay for. Good class rooms, but it's no big deal.

midnighter:
The toilets will still get messed up, the difference is that the toilet attendant will come and clean it several times a Day

Most toilet attendant staff here will not clean anything even if it's their job

Shoprite toilets are always clean,even though hundreds of people use them every day, that's because the toilet attendants are on hand and present inside the restroom

On second thoughts I do agree with you to an extent, we don't have good toilet culture in fact plenty of people have never seen one before or if they have, can't see the difference between that and the bush. Therefore they just mess anyhow

theButterfly:
Washrooms at my Uni are only cleaned once a day, not "several times a day" - usually in the evenings when classes are done for the day.

HappyCanadian:
Hey Guys,

So I had an appointment which made me come to school early today, after that I headed to my class, as I walked in tears dropped my eyes, the memories of how crazy my class was during my undergraduate in Naija just came to my mind.

Take a look at a class and washroom and see the difference in the garbage we have back home. A school with every amenities u could ever think of,, name it . But in 9ja all we do is to glorify politicians that are illiterate, incompetent, corrupt and clueless, imagine the kind of president we have in this 21st century coupled with the cabals, how do we move forward?

Let me not talk of TRIBALISM AND ETHNIC BIGOTRY sef.. Well I won't say much, I am happy I left and I am cool but winter will soon come I will only think of Naija if I wanna come to see my Mum and siblings.

We need to do better in that country. Imagine a country with educated elites and see who is ruling us. And worst of it is that many Nigerian youths focus on irrelevant things probably scared of being picked up if they talk. If our government was responsible and accountable we would have had a better place.

Most times the weird and barbaric news I read here its saddening. It wasn't as bad as this when GEJ was in power but we won't accept the truth.

Say whatever u want to say but it doesn't concern me until I decide to come home briefly, I am only speaking for the good of all.

May God help Us.. Peace!

midnighter:
Sorry you mean your uni is abroad?

Peresrichly:
He is not styling anything sometimes let’s take the truth and face it. One other problem is we always look for side things to dilute the truth to make the truth less effective.

Makaveli1166:
e be like this Canada go soft oo but Germany na him dey my mind sha. I dey try build up my visa based on the travel level..

salford:
I do not support PDP or APC. I do not even live in Nigeria. Since you decided to bring politics into your post, GEJ's era had oil selling for over $100 a barrel. There were lots of money to go round.
Same is happening in Alberta right now. There is hardship since the crash of oil.

sassysure:
U again
I give up

Daviddson:
Well I attended a federal university where we paid nearly next to nothing (some very "local" PRIMARY SCHOOLS charge as much as N20K per term which translate to N60K per year while my UNIVERSITY was charging less than N30K per year!), but our classrooms were air-conditioned (at least my faculty).

As far as I know, public education is the only free gift we're enjoying in Nigeria. The small fees we pay are just for formalities.

joepepsy:
Only went to polytechnic, so polytechnic is not school? No wonder all these youth are jobless, the day Nigeria know the importance of technical schools the day you guys get back to track.

ZZ22:
From this thread you will discover that there are demons among us that have started seeing the chains in their hands as bracelets. How can a sane person defend a thing very useless as Nigeria? to them Nigeria is very OK the way it is today, they will even come against you for trying to remove their chains by revolution forgetting that most countries with good standard of living have numerously revolted against their leaders. Nigeria is a shame but most Nigerians defending the status quo is a bigger shame.

AngelicBeing:
l have decided not to talk about Nigeria again, let those back at home that keep electing recycled thieves continue, when everyone is tired of the mess in Nigeria, maybe, just maybe Nigerians will vote for visionary leaders, other than that, let me continue eating my fried goat meat, Turkey and chicken with my glass of spirit, Na dem sabi, I gave up on Nigeria long ago,

AK481:
This post is slightly misleading.

Op how much is your school fees let’s compare it with the classes in AUN .

Fee for fee
Structure for structure
Class for class.

Then the discussion will start.

salford:
I do not support PDP or APC. I do not even live in Nigeria. Since you decided to bring politics into your post, GEJ's era had oil selling for over $100 a barrel. There were lots of money to go round.
Same is happening in Alberta right now. There is hardship since the crash of oil.

AngelicBeing:
l have decided not to talk about Nigeria again, let those back at home that keep electing recycled thieves continue, when everyone is tired of the mess in Nigeria, maybe, just maybe Nigerians will vote for visionary leaders, other than that, let me continue eating my fried goat meat, Turkey and chicken with my glass of spirit, Na dem sabi, I gave up on Nigeria long ago,

Asifiwe:
Some of us did these comparison when we first traveled, You will get used to the fact that Nigerians at home are docile and you will stop posting Pictures of Snow and your classroom. You just went to Canada in April, you are Telling the world about the Credulity of our "Rulers" Indeed they are credulous and evil

You will recover. Many Nigerians in Germany, USA, in London Europe and Canada have given up on Nigeria,
when i think of The torture of Sowore who returned as the Messiah and read comments on Nairaland and Facebook. I wish i could Tell Sowore to give up the thought of Helping Nigerian.
They actually love their oppressors.

I will ever respect his boldness among many conquered cowards in Nigeria

ZZ22:
From this thread you will discover that there are demons among us that have started seeing the chains in their hands as bracelets. How can a sane person defend a thing very useless as Nigeria? to them Nigeria is very OK the way it is today, they will even come against you for trying to remove their chains by revolution forgetting that most countries with good standard of living have numerously revolted against their leaders. Nigeria is a shame but most Nigerians defending the status quo is a bigger shame.

FreeMejoor1:
lol still her words was harsh though..we still have a long way to go but with patience we go achieve am..but for now let hope things get better for we all cause more kids are still coming into this country she is laying curse on..2020 sef me gan no go dull travel :Dbut i still love naija mostly when you get money..

GavelSlam:
Opportunity to travel?

Guy, I have been to over 35 countries and counting.

UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Norway, far flung nations like Faroe Islands , Mauritania etc.

The problem with your likes stems from a primordial mindset.

Bigotry, envy, religious intolerance, lack of self-analysis, rumour peddling, avarice, obstinacy and outright dishonesty.

midnighter:
Are you going to compare it with an international student at AUN? That's the only way it will be fair because those schools always use international students to fund their courses and build their libraries...their international fees are always out of this world because the citizens there can't pay the money

ednut1:
Nothing special here. Convenant and afe babalola have such