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With the political establishment fast-tracking the COVID vaccine for widespread use in America, many doctors say there could be unintended consequences. One America News spoke with Dr. Peter McCullough, who explains early treatment with hydroxychloroquine is far more effective than the vaccine.

Source: https://www.oann.com/doctor-warns-vaccines-have-troubling-side-effects-early-treatment-proving-far-more-effective/

I have a solution to this ASUU vs Government/Public problem. A solution which will make everybody happy and make Nigerian universities like those of UK.

Let us stop asking government to fund Universities by injecting N220 billion per year which acrued to N1.1 trillion within 5years because government refused to honour its promise. That is greediness. Let us adopt the UK model and collect registration fees of at least N2,000,000 (around £4,000) from citizens who want to have a degree and about N5,000,000 (around £10,000) from non-citizens.

By doing this, the government will be happy we will not be asking them to fund Universities which every Dick and Harry can afford. They will have more billions to renovate their offices and buy exotic cars.

The Universities will have more fund to pay lecturers good salaries and allowances so as to slow down the brain drain in Nigerian Universities, where the good lecturing materials are taken away by oil companies and foreign institutions.

The Universities can equip their laboratories and fund more advanced researches to be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with Universities of International standard. This will even attract private institutions to give research funding to the Universities.

Anybody who cannot afford that can go and work as a restaurant waiter, taxi driver, mechanic, etc. There are a lot of alternatives to life, every must not have a degree.

If you still insist, you can take bank loan of about N10,000,000 for a four year degree which after interest you will pay at least N12,000,000. This means after the degree if you get a job of N100,000 per month, you can be paying the bank N50,000 per month. With this plan, you can pay the loan in just 20 years of your working life. After that, you will have a whole ten or so years to save to buy house, car, invest and plan for retirement.

With this solution, ASUU will not have to ask government for better funding or University autonomy which comes with this IPPIS issue.
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EFCC is an embarrassment to Nigeria. Must they reply the tweet? They sound more dumb than the guy.

The Federal Road Safety that is saddled with the responsibility of ensuring safety on the road have failed to lead by examples. The photo below is a van sighted in Ibadan overloaded.