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Prince111111:I like the direction you are going and it is not an argument. Please what is the average salary of a college teacher in the UK versus the £9000 the child has to pay as local student school fees every session? Many don't earn up to £4000 per month on jobs are are way above entry level. Then compare that percentage to what the average salary of a public servant secondary school teacher in Nigeria versus the N150K being lamented about or the N400k I have even suggested. Do we arrive at a fair percentage in Nigeria compared to the UK analysis? Because one thing I know is that £9000 is not a salary many make in the UK even in 2months on very well paying public service jobs. Many Nigerian civil servants with kids old enough for university education earn more than N200k per month, so why is N150K university session fees a big deal?
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membranus:What percentage of your monthly salary is that university session school fees as you listed it? Is the university fee under 300% of your monthly salary that is not an entry level worker salary considering you already have grown up kids? If the university session fee per child is under 300% of your monthly salary, then they are very affordable and Nigerians need to get used to the fact that University fees is not the same as money spent with the family at Mega Chicken or Sweet Sensations. |
Myrepublic:No education cannot be free. Resources and GDP is not the same. We can only work based on revenue and not potential. Even at minimum wage, UK university education at £9000 per session requires saving up for. In Nigeria, we always want to use our lunch money to pay for university education. That nonsense mentality must stop. |
Considering that many of the royalties in Europe married their own cousins, even 1st cousin. It has no business being grouped as incest to begin with. |
Myrepublic:There is nothing to groan about. Those fees are OK considering the earning power of the parents who are lamenting. University education fees should not be pocket money used by the family for a day out at a picnic. You plan the savings for your child's education. How much did those parents pay as session school fees in the private secondary schools that some of those kids attended, but want to pay half a term equivalent as university fees? My only grouse with the increment is that the already enrolled students should be allowed to complete their education on the financial terms they knew before they enrolled, while the new students pay what is adequate (N400k and beyond) for the quality of education we yearn for in Nigeria. |
Prince111111:Do the parents in UK earn £9000 a month yet still pay that amount per session per child? Yet the parents who earn N300K to N500k per month in Nigeria are complaining of N150k to N250K university fee per session. Is that not enough purchasing power? It is about comparison of earning power in each country versus the university fees in that same country. I did not in any way compare Naira to pounds. Read to understand before lamenting aimlessly. |
membranus:How much is your monthly salary, if you don't mind to share on this anonymous forum? |
Madeu:Those ones are jokers if they think they can be financially struggling and still be having 4 or more kids that require more funds to cater for. |
PinkNature:How much does the average UK citizen make monthly for the UK government to cap university education for local students at £9250 per session? |
Exousiang01:Those same people complaining are ready to go pay £16k to £24k per session in the UK. We like decieving ourselves in Nigeria, yet lament non-stop about the poor quality of education and educational infrastructure. Many think that the £9000 cap that the UK government has set as university fees for their local student, is 1month salary of a parent over there. Considering the Nigerian economy and minimum wage, the university tuition should be nothing less than N400k per session for the cheapest schools. |
Seunpapa65:You think the £9000 pounds per session that the UK government has capped university education for their local students, is money that is earned as 1 month salary by the UK public servants? Even those in top shot private establishments with decades of work experience, don't earn £9000 per month. So that N400k per session is very OK, considering the Nigerian economy and Nigerian minimum wage. |
gift2xl:What is the normal? Dilapidated infrastructure with N10k school fees? |
Adenugay:The greatest advice to parents is to start saving for their children's university education while they are just starting the secondary school. Parents pay well for primary and secondary education, but want to pay a pittance for university education. If the UK we all run to study can charge £9000 per university session for local students, then our public universities should be able to charge nothing less than N400k per session for Nigerian students. Meanwhile, vocational training centers should be made very affordable too. Like N100k per year. |
Sad reality. Any major increment should not affect those who are already enrolled and undergoing a course of study, only minor increments should be considered in their case. For those who are just enrolling, apply the necessary increment that will provide them the education and learning environment many are willing to pursue abroad but still cheaper within the context of the Nigerian economy, minimum wage, and available student loan facilities. |
Ozommadu:Attacks on Obi has always been as a result of his lies and claims to sainthood, despite his many corrupt schemes when he was Governor. Moreover, it is also attacks on the many hypocrites who previously affirmed he was a failure as Governor, only to white-wash him because he was the candidate of their tribe. |
Ok. He is still pained that Obi's candidacy in the 2023 presidential election enabled Tinubu to defeat Atiku. This was something that Gov. Soludo saw well ahead. |
Brendaniel:Did you read that illegal mining has been going on for many years? This is not the fault of any President. How are foreigners entering the country to illegally mine our natural resources, and all their neighbours know this to be happening but no security or intelligence service is aware? |
NaijaNaWaa:Which state did he win that he was denied in the North? Where was Obi when Tinubu was winning the NorthWest and NorthCentral? |
PaellaPaella:Chai! Not even for one day? You go be harsh examiner ooo, even a faulty clock is right twice a day. |
coolcharm:It is a shame and disgrace |
Zonefree:So the Intelligence Service just became rotten like the Police too became rotten in 2023? Did the illegal mining just start in 2023? |
And we say we have an Intelligence Service in this country? They seem to be the most useless organization in Nigeria. More useless than the Police. Chai! Anyone can come in and do anyhow in Nigeria, and all their neighbours would know except the Intelligence services. Little wonder they cannot use Intelligence to defeat boko haram, IPOB-UGM, and the many terrorist bandits. What a national shame. Whoever is handling any of the Intelligence units/services in Ibadan/Oyo State should be fired immediately. |
This Abure seem to be a master forger of signatures. |
chuose:Why are you hurt by this truth? And that interview by Datti, that disgraceful, menacing interview was for me the ultimate signal. Because this was somebody calling for the rubbishing of a structure by which he himself had profited to even become a Governor, I am talking about Peter Obi. |
lexy2014:I shock too. He even mixed up Dr Beko with Prof. Olikoye. |
Racoon:Jesus Christ! You are truly ignorant. Chai! Beko was a doctor and not a medical professor like his older brother Prof Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, who was Minister of Health in the mid 1980s at the start of the IBB regime. Wole Soyinka also setup and headed the FRSC in the mid 1980s at the start of the IBB regime. IBB did not need to placate the SouthWest in 1985 - 1990, for the election annulment and political turmoil he would later create in 1993. Get your timing right. Besides, did you bother to find out why Wole Soyinka quit his job with FRSC in the late 1980s in protest against the IBB regime that was yet to even have a June 12 political chaos? |
BrodaBenad:Are you suggesting that US or Russia dropped bomb in Ibadan? Or what is farfetched about the site of an explosion? Whether Mining, Oil Prospecting, or Military Warfare, explosives are meant to explode. So if explosives used for illegal mining was secretly stored at that location and it exploded, were you expecting a different outcome? |
Shame on Obi and that his datti running mate. Racoon:Ignoramus! As if Soyinka in the 1980s when he served as FRSC head, knew that IBB would nullify elections later in 1993. If you are empty headed, stop making a public disgrace of your ignorance. |
Brendaniel:Is suspension same as sack? Is suspension not a means to allow full investigation of the allegation without any undue interference by the minister? There is no point digging deep into a failed argument. |
immortalcrown:We cannot criticize the opinion of a critic? |
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