lereinter:


You are comparing public schs in US and Europe to public schs in nigeria

You are a wicked person

Onewazobia:




The current ASUU leaders will not be there forever. You can imaging a first class graduate collect 90k as net salary per months when he/she knows better offer is out there outside classroom, if the education sector wants to attract best brains them its budget should be review

guobe:
3 to 4 kids is not too much.The private schools are ripping off parents because there is no Government in Nigeria.Nobody to regulate them.

ireneidiva:

Homeschool your kids because you have no job or hustle that will take you out everyday? Is it these nairalanders that cannot spell or speak properly that will teach their kids? You will still pay heavily for someone good to teach them.

guobe:
ASUU is fighting for their pocket.leave those people out of it.How will you keep students on the street for 5 months

jkpbestseries:
that is why ASUU is fighting for the survival of the Universities

Onewazobia:




The current ASUU leaders will not be there forever. You can imaging a first class graduate collect 90k as net salary per months when he/she knows better offer is out there outside classroom, if the education sector wants to attract best brains them its budget should be review

guobe:
The price can be regulated.Its just too much.There should be price control.

harju007:


The worst part of it is that they only teach pure academy and ignore moral.
Education without moral is Zero

guobe:
3 to 4 kids is not too much.The private schools are ripping off parents because there is no Government in Nigeria.Nobody to regulate them.

guobe:
3 to 4 kids is not too much.The private schools are ripping off parents because there is no Government in Nigeria.Nobody to regulate them.

guobe:
ASUU is fighting for their pocket.leave those people out of it.How will you keep students on the street for 5 months

guobe:
Since Private Schools Are Now Charging Exorbitantly For Schooling The Way To Go

Most private schools are now charging exorbitantly for schooling. You can imagine telling a parent to bring 150,000 naira for just a kid in primary school.

What of parents that have 3 to 4 kids. How will they cope and they are public servants.

The way to go may now be home schooling as most parents have started adopting it.

Realdeals:
1. The first governor to present a billion Naira state budget in Nigeria.

2. He phased out the shift system in Lagos schools in three months. He built functional classrooms to absorb those who only attend schools for three hours a day.

3. He opened up what is now known as the Lekki Corridor.

4. He built the biggest Housing estate by a state government at Abesan, along with five other estates.

5. He built LASU, LACOED, LASPOTECH and Technical schools to absorb the products of the free education policy.

6 He built General Hospitals and Health centers in all the five divisions of Lagos. He also upgraded General Hospital Ikeja to the Medical arm of LASU.

7. He created the Agric hub at Oko Oba. He also created similar hubs in Ikorodu, Epe and Badagry.

8. His government’s strict adherence to the party manifesto of Free Education, Free Health care, Rural integration and Housing for all, along with other UPN governors, created the largest pool of human resources in Nigeria.

9. He moved the Lagos State Government Secretariat from PWD to Alausa, which he built from scratch. He also lived in his personal house and drove his personal car throughout his tenure.

Gani Kayode Balogun Jr

https://www.newsheadlines.com.ng/showtime-people/2019/07/24/jakande-90-9-achievements-of-alhaji-lateef-jakande-as-lagos-governor/

MathsChic:
Some days ago, I was at a secondary school in Surulere (across the bridge from the Island) in Lagos for a friend's event where he is educating secondary students about the perils of peer pressure. I honestly wasn't expecting what I saw as the state of this secondary school.
It left me wondering if this was a school or a dump yard. Why in heaven's name are Nigerian leaders looking the other way while the young ones study in this sorry environment?

The attached pictures are what I saw. This is no secondary school. It's a hopeless shanty. I hope this gets to front page and attracts the necessary attention.

Plutonium:
3 kids should be by mistake. What are you doing with 4 kids? Na asset?

guobe:
ASUU is fighting for their pocket.leave those people out of it.How will you keep students on the street for 5 months

The topic is home schooling, all these protest does not change primitive governance in Nigeria.

Maybe and just maybe people need to do a lot more by themselves, that time that would have been used in lamenting, would have been used to create the solution. Because we know how to lament, but we take no actions.

anonimi:


Why do Africans who went to school and are supposed to be educated, end up being no different from their primitive relatives and friends?
What is stopping us from expecting local and state governments to provide free quality schools like Kings College and Queens College in Lagos, Government College in Ibadan etc?
That is why Tinubu who has failed woefully to at least maintain the standard of Awolowo and Jakande can aspire to be president with his Emilokan south west agenda (swaga) propaganda. 23 years of governance failures and looting fa.

guobe:
3 to 4 kids is not too much.The private schools are ripping off parents because there is no Government in Nigeria. Nobody to regulate them.

Some 93% of children between the ages of 3 and 18 are in education in state-funded schools without charge (other than for activities such as swimming, cultural visits, theatre visits and field trips for which a voluntary payment can be requested, and limited charges at state-funded boarding schools.

All schools are legally required to have a website where they must publish details of their governance, finance, curriculum intent and staff and pupil protection policies to comply with The School Information (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2012 and 2016. Ofsted monitors these.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_England

SeriouslySense:
The topic is home schooling, all these protest does not change primitive governance in Nigeria.

Maybe and just maybe people need to do a lot more by themselves, that time that would have been used in lamenting, would have been used to create the solution. Because we know how to lament, but we take no actions.

Duchessree:
If you can't afford a good private school, you can as well go for the cheap Akara school where you can pay 5000 a term or as well carry your child to a government school.
Quality Education is not cheap at all.

Whobedatte:
There is one school at Gowon estate here in Egbeda where a 2 year old school fees alone is almost 100k . School bus and extra school totalling 150k .
Madness

guobe:
Two boys two girls kids to me is not too much.That has always been the numbers parents were going for.People now prefer 2 recently but God forbid something happens to one.we don't wish for that but just saying the consequence of having just two.

guobe:
ASUU is fighting for their pocket.leave those people out of it.How will you keep students on the street for 5 months

jkpbestseries:
that is why ASUU is fighting for the survival of the Universities

ppogba:


If something can happen to one, it can equally happen to the four.

Change the way you think. This way of your thinking is like that of the olden days when people will tell you that they need to have plenty children because " we do not know the one that will take care of us in our old age"

guobe:
ASUU is fighting for their pocket.leave those people out of it.How will you keep students on the street for 5 months

FLYFIRE:

You mixed things up. In the same breath you say Nigeria has no government & same breath that ASUU, that is fighting for things to go better, is fighting for their pockets. How do we get it right if no one stands up & not just complain as you did with your topic

guobe:
total madness for 2 year old.how much is the parent earning.he should kill himself abi or steal