jackcanfield:
This man don't encourage nonsense... I don't know about Ghana but other Universities offer scholarships and loans while depending on Nigerian love for foreign things especially foreign degrees to augment their cost ... Of course Nigeria Government have been generous to it's citizens, we must agree ... Biko don't mind those people that use to call us Zoo or other stupid name na Dem dey born ten pikins without planning, assuming we still maintain our 60 million population we would have been a very strong economy by now.

April396949:
It is essential to compare Nigerian universities' tuition costs with those of other countries to identify the affordability and competitiveness of education in Nigeria. Such comparisons can shed light on the accessibility of higher education and help students and parents make informed decisions about where to pursue their studies.

This analysis holds significance as education costs significantly influence access to education, choice of institution, and the overall quality of education received. By comparing tuition fees between countries, one can evaluate the relative affordability of Nigerian universities in an international context.

Additionally, these comparisons can also provide insights into the resources allocated to education in Nigeria compared to other countries. It allows for an assessment of whether Nigerian universities are receiving adequate funding to meet the growing demands of the country's population and improve the quality of education provided.

By evaluating tuition costs internationally, policymakers and stakeholders can identify areas for improvement, such as the need to increase funding for education or implement measures to ensure affordability and accessibility for all students. Furthermore, it can also serve as a benchmark to encourage Nigerian universities to enhance their competitiveness globally and attract international students.

Overall, comparing Nigerian universities' tuition costs with those of other countries is a meaningful exercise that can help drive positive changes in the education sector, improve the quality of education, and ensure that higher education remains accessible and affordable for all.

Successdude:
Lol..... Why didn't he use the developed countries to measure the minimum wage ?

Using failure to support failure

This man is beginning to make it look like his stewpidity the previous days is only a child's play when compared to that of the subsequent days.

ebukajay184:
Following the recent rise in cost of Tuition fees of Nigerian public universities, former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has compared Nigerian universities' cost of tuition with cost of tuition of other countries' universities, IGBERETV reports.

Taking to his Twitter page, Reno wrote;
This man is insane...

What is their minimum wage over there?
What is the life expectancy and living conditions over there?

Is there corruption there as it is over here??



https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1682764711039844354?t=0IgblwoUFTp0ec_0Jp5VZA&s=19

Opanka44:
Mumu Reno. Anything to seek relevance and draw TInubu's attention. But sadly, nobody knows Reno the demented propagandist

ecolime:

Public universities these days are mostly attended by children of the poor.

The rich send their wards to Private universities or overseas.

ebukajay184:
Following the recent rise in cost of Tuition fees of Nigerian public universities, former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has compared Nigerian universities' cost of tuition with cost of tuition of other countries' universities, IGBERETV reports.

Taking to his Twitter page, Reno wrote;

Listen to lunatics old thief



https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1682764711039844354?t=0IgblwoUFTp0ec_0Jp5VZA&s=19

marenkurz:
Germany is tuition free. Semester contribution in University of Cologne was recently increased to 320€. That covers transportation and cheap food at canteen.
If your income is low, you could also get exempted from the fee. Plus the federal government gave 270 euros last semester to help every students, including international students.
Reno should be lying to you guys.

gammarays:
The idiot should compare the living standard of those countries with Nigeria.
The better the living standard, the higher money people can afford to spend.

Why didn't He compare countries with cheap or free tuition like Estonia, Finland etc with Nigeria? 🙄🙄

Tinubu should make sure Public tertiary institutions charge millions of naira in fees to come to terms with US, UK and Co.
Ndi Ara

Opanka44:
Mumu Reno. Anything to seek relevance and draw TInubu's attention. But sadly, nobody knows Reno the demented propagandist

Demayour:
Reno didn't mention that parents in those countries have multiple ways to raise the money either now or in the future.

Similarly, Reno and his minions are also not telling us about countries where education up to PhD level is free and yet, they have the best system in the world.

All of these assertions are half-truths. As an educator, I know that education is really expensive. But for a country that still a high number of uneducated citizens, couples with unemplyment even for PHD holders, tell me why education should look enticing to tue poor again.


If the poor and struggling don't find education enticing, tell me how human capital development of Nigeria can be raised. Tell me how Nigerians can be trained to become "normal" citizens like we have in most countries.

It is tricky with a sprinkle of foolishness for anyone to vehemently support the thieving political class now except you're benefiting from their largesse.

Throwback:



Naaaa!

Don't be too sure.

A lot of high income families still have children attending schools like Unilag, UI, UNN, BUK.

HNICEARTH:



Ghana is also a failed state like nigeria. Read to understand, not just to rush and comment

jackcanfield:
This man don't encourage nonsense... I don't know about Ghana but other Universities offer scholarships and loans while depending on Nigerian love for foreign things especially foreign degrees to augment their cost ... Of course Nigeria Government have been generous to it's citizens, we must agree ... Biko don't mind those people that use to call us Zoo or other stupid name na Dem dey born ten pikins without planning, assuming we still maintain our 60 million population we would have been a very strong economy by now.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
You can't appreciate Nigeria until you are privileged to have travelled far and wide around the world. It is mainly in Nigeria that house rent is paid yearly. In almost all of the countries I have travelled to. Rent is either monthly or weekly and quite expensive when you compare to Nigeria. Just making and example as to how the basic needs of life is very affordable here. Very, very affordable.

tolexy007:
Remove the self exile Man

Alliswell248:


If education is too expensive for you....choose ignorance or you go to where it is cheaper.
Noise maker.
Always complaining.
Ungrateful element.

marenkurz:
Germany is tuition free. Semester contribution in University of Cologne was recently increased to 320€. That covers transportation and cheap food at canteen.
If your income is low, you could also get exempted from the fee. Plus the federal government gave 270 euros last semester to help every students, including international students.
Reno should be lying to you guys.

GUNITGuy:
So many things would change....I said it Nigeria won't train people with its money to become Medical Doctors only to elope to serve wealth Uk were education is Expensive.... Something needs to be done.....
No more cheating of the state and yet you complain....
We need serious reorientation

gammarays:

Mugu I mentioned countries with high standards of education yet charge little or no fees for their citizens and outsiders.

Even the Evil politicians you're defending now enjoyed affordable or free tuition during their days from primary to tertiary.

Tell them to increase tuition to millions of naira so it can balance with other countries.
Agbado miscreant 🙄🙄

Goodman2023:

He forgot to include Finland and Estonia where public universities are free to the citizens