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Urgent help for Odogunyan Junior Grammar School, Ikorodu, Lagos state.

Lagos State Government looks at the terrible situation at Odogunyan Junior Grammar School, Ikorodu, Lagos state

Lagos state Commissioner of Education your attention is needed in this school

Nigeria. smh

Shithokr

Let them send those kids back home till the floods in and around that school subsides before it turns to something else now again.

If you attended public school back then in Lagos and you no enter water during raining season put your hand up...

Yet we wonder why Trump and some world leaders look down on us and call us names, everyday it’s either tragic news on how people died due to bad road, fire, flooding and even stray bullet from our own law enforcers!!
This year’s flooding seems to outrank every other flooding we have experienced in recent times, who knows what next year might bring, but during dry season instead of the government to prepare for the rain, all their goals rotates around physical and financial pleasures!!

Even bourdillon is flooded this morning.

Lagos sha.

Like I said we aren't in the right track in this country

davillian:
If you attended public school back then in Lagos and you no enter water during raining season put your hand up...

Playing in the floodwaters while in secondary school is one of the best things that happened to me in secondary school. We never wanted the water level to go down.

Very stupid and dangerous thing to do, but it was madt fun.

So sad,
This shows that climate change is real, drainage abuse is realer and zero town planning adherence is realest in our dear Lagos state.

But the reality of the report that all of Lagos will be submerged by the Atlantic ocean in 2050 is very devastating to me.

To think that all of our sweat, all our efforts to develop Lagos and make it a city after New York will be wasted is an everyday heartbreaker.
Life is just not fair.
We did not develop Lagos for the Atlantic ocean to claim it.

What's new?

Lagos State: a state where there is a wide gap between d rich and the poor. A state where one can waste his youthfulness and become old without any achievement. A state where its wealth is shared among the mighty (whatever d party) so that d majority poor will be silenced forever.

Go back to your state and start a new life b4 those in d village speed past you.

Nawa o, everywhere is now a lagoon for this Lagos

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It is well

Police station sef was flooded yesterday

Nothing will change... Things are going to remain the same.. No be swear. It's just a fact. So long as we are black, so long as greed remains a thing, so long as wickedness remains a thing.. Na like this e go dey dey.

They should send those kids home till the flood dries up before another news will come out from there.
Things we will do to avoid hazard we won't do them. God help Nigeria.

whoever attended ogba grammar school those days will know is one na play play flooding

Flood wey b sey student dey swim from class to gate for ogba den

marvin906:
as bad as delta state it can't be worse than Lagos

lol
This one is fine self
You need to see community government school along Ikorodu road close to Ajegunle area, students enter the school using wooden bridge and school looks like an abandoned fish farm. Lagos is very developed oo don't get it twisted lol

as bad as delta state it can't be worse than Lagos

Ok

Flood aside, Lagos state public schools are nothing to write home about. I expect the public schools in Lagos to be a pacesetter considering the cosmopolitan nature of the state and high concentration of foreign nationals.

In the mind of foreigners, if the public schools in Lagos could be as they are now, how are the ones in less endowed states would look like?

This is one of the reasons most expatriates do not bring their families to Nigeria. Public infrastructure are in shambles. They will rather keep their families outside Nigeria and continue their jobs here.

Go to Southern Africa of Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa, most expatriate usually reside in those countries with their families, some attending public schools there.

Corruption has destroyed this country and the youths whose future children would potentially attend these dilapidated public schools would be the ones fighting and defending the politicians incompetence.