CodeTemplar:
You need to stop being emotional about freebies.
Govt can't sustain education subsidy at university level and oreover people enjoying these subsidies refuse to repay the system adequately so it makes sense to avoid free unconditional university education.

The logical thing to do is to make scholarship available for the brightest, make loans available for the bright one willing to work after graduation instead of training a runs girl who will end up as house wife.

pat077:
Everyone has the right to be stupid, but you’re abusing the privilege. It's time to go back to ur cage.

abbey621:


Hahaha....So top ivy league schools are comparable to Nigerian universities? This is comedy . The best universities in Nigeria are on par with some of the lowest ranked universities in the USA, come on now let's not expose ourselves here o

AdesegunSanni89:
You too go back to your coffin. Oku (you) kin ba alaye (me) rojo.

pat077:
I believe ur existence is an accident. U must Ve been born on an highway cos that's where accidents happens the most. Dickhead

obaataaokpaewu:
Nigerian public (federal) universities have been enjoying FREE TUITION since time immemorial nah

AdesegunSanni89:
E pain am. Rest on my friend. say hello to Ojukwu.

pat077:
ur ass must be jealous of the amount of shit that comes out from your mouth. Ur fellow animals beckons.... Go meet them thier cage... It's late already.

AdesegunSanni89:
A living animal is more useful than a dead man like you. Adieu boy. Greet Abacha and Ojukwu.

HigherEd:
The trick isn't making it free but making it effective. Africa hasn't suffered from the lack of affordable universities as much as it has from innefective ones. Politicians do not tell people the truth and we the people largely misunderstand the concept of Universities.

Universities are to be solution providers, which in the process of proferring solutions produce graduates who can in turn mass produce solutions for challenges in the wider society. Therefore a university that does not produce solutions in itself is not qualified to be called an ivory tower because it would not produce relevant graduates.

The Harvard of today might be out of the reach of the poor but it has contributed to human development remarkably. As a matter of fact the expensive Harvard has helped the poor of Africa more than all the free instistutions in Africa combined...

I would rather have an expensive University that would produce drugs that would cure my poor African brethren of their ailments than the universities which gives them fake free education but shortens their life span with Stress.

While i am not against free education i am of the opinion that quality should not be sacrificed on the alter of affordability...

pat077:
glad u know u are an animal. Sorry for being harsh on u... Cos that's an abuse on ur fundamental animal rights.

Ogaga87:
When men understand this line of Dube's song, EDUCATION IS THE DA KEY.... Not this mumu in our country that does know the value.. ALMAJIRI.COM

alexvatt:
Fool, the ones in Nigeria u are paying huge amount for, what solutions are they providing?

HigherEd:

Please i hope you realise that Liberia's best university doesn't rank top 18,000 in the world university rankings. Despite a poor representation by private unis, the University of Liberia and other public schools are not even indexed at all. So if they did this badly with tuition fees, how would they fair without tuition?

A university ranked 18,000 below is definitely not doing any research, not even inferior one.
What then is the point of education if it isn't worth more than the paper it was printed on.

My advise to Liberia is for them to focus free qualititative education for primary and secondary schools while permitting people to work good jobs with their High School Certificate(e.g Banking, Telecoms etc) This would disincentive too many people from going to universities which would then allow them to provide top notch education for bright individuals to service specific professional sectors(e.g Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Law)

Some people can be foolish. So u are still waiting for the world for ur success. Big fool

Lalasticlala codetemplar

HigherEd:

My advise to Liberia is for them to focus free qualititative education for primary and secondary schools while permitting people to work good jobs with their High School Certificate(e.g Banking, Telecoms etc) This would disincentive too many people from going to universities which would then allow them to provide top notch education for bright individuals to service specific professional sectors(e.g Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Law)

SilentWisper:
nothing is free even in free town.dem go still pay ,but it won't be that expensive

agoro2u:


Read & understand the phrase "TUITION" , all Nigerian Federal university are tuition free if you doubt check their school fee receipt

mimimile93:
Yes it can happen. And it will happen once PMB is sworn into office for second term.

AdesegunSanni89:
slowpoke, aren't you also an animal. But sadly you are a dead animal. keep resting in peace boy

AdesegunSanni89:
But you don't mind spending 6 million Naira for one-year masters program in a third-tier university in England abi? hypocrite

Ventura1:
In Nigerian, gullible citizen will be the one to defend their leaders when they increase school fees.

HigherEd:
The trick isn't making it free but making it effective. Africa hasn't suffered from the lack of affordable universities as much as it has from innefective ones. Politicians do not tell people the truth and we the people largely misunderstand the concept of Universities.

Universities are to be solution providers, which in the process of proferring solutions produce graduates who can in turn mass produce solutions for challenges in the wider society. Therefore a university that does not produce solutions in itself is not qualified to be called an ivory tower because it would not produce relevant graduates.

The Harvard of today might be out of the reach of the poor but it has contributed to human development remarkably. As a matter of fact the expensive Harvard has helped the poor of Africa more than all the free instistutions in Africa combined...

I would rather have an expensive University that would produce drugs that would cure my poor African brethren of their ailments than the universities which gives them fake free education but shortens their life span with Stress.

While i am not against free education i am of the opinion that quality should not be sacrificed on the alter of affordability...

HigherEd:

Please i hope you realise that Liberia's best university doesn't rank top 18,000 in the world university rankings. Despite a poor representation by prie unis, the University of Liberia and other public schools are not even indexed at all. So if they did this badly with tuition fees, how would they fair without tuition?

A university ranked 18,000 below is definitely not doing any research, not even inferior one.
What then is the point of education if it isn't worth more than the paper it was printed on.

My advise to Liberia is for them to focus free qualititative education for primary and secondary schools while permitting people to work good jobs with their High School Certificate(e.g Banking, Telecoms etc) This would disincentive too many people from going to universities which would then allow them to provide top notch education for bright individuals to service specific professional sectors(e.g Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Law)


Lalasticlala codetemplar

360command:
Mr, go and use your uni graduates to solve the light problem, Insecurity problem..

You rely on economic romantism to tell you the ranking of the best universities.. He who waits on "white men" to do d ranking for u, will fail 10 out of 10times..