Nigerians were granted freedom-1960 and began governance in 1963 till date. Yet decades have unfold us in a dark shape. Poor educational standard and crisis to mention amongst others. It is no doubt that our heroes made the way to gaining freedom via education. But today, failure in our educational sector has become overwhelming.
“Great interests are the rewards when we invest in knowledge”. The significance of education to a country cannot be overemphasized, in most parts of the universe, knowledge is often considered as a fundamental human right. It is indeed one of the basic criteria to measure the growth and advancement of any nation. Should you want to destroy a nation eliminate their education.
Nigeria has become the leading origin of African students moving to other nations of the world for quality education. Surprisingly, these our neglected Nigerian students do awesomely to the top in European and American institutions. We can see then that there’s a problem. What’s the problem?. Poor funding; Poor infrastructure and training facilities – most Nigerian schools are in bad states. In most cases, the teaching environment is not conducive. Schools lack practical or technical facilities. Lack of standard and up-to-date practical facilities makes education to be rather theoretical and quantitative than experimental and qualitative; Failure to accommodate the rising population; Lack of dedication from teachers; Corruption. This is just on the path of education.
Nigeria accounts for a greater percent of African population other than other African Countries. Studies shows that one out of four Africans is a Nigerian, in fact Nigeria was the seventh world most populous country in 2019 (200,963.60 – world bank) and sixth in 2020 (214,028,302 – United States Census). It is true that we make a good percentage of the world population. It is true also that we’re celebrating sixty years of freedom. But do we have a reason to celebrate? As the Africa's giant, what h
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Dickson Neil
5 years ago
This nonsense must stop.
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Emmanuel N Nuhu
5 years ago
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When two Elephant are fighting, the grasses suffered. ASUU and Federal Government are not helping the future of the Country by making the Educational sector of the Country to be a playing. I know they are doing such because must of the leaders of both the ASUU national exco and the Government personal responsible for morning and handling the isue of the ASUU strike, their children are not studying in Nigeria. But the poor masses of the country they are ones suffering thus. Therefore, I call on both the ASUU and Federal Government to see the Future of the country and called the students to continue with their studies.
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Ismail Aliyu Usman
5 years ago
Federal government must stop the killings of nigerian citizen.
#stopbanditts
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Emmanuel
5 years ago
#EndAsuuStrikeNow
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Usman Nurudeen
5 years ago
Concur
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Let the schools resume with ASUU
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Damilola
5 years ago
#EndASUU strike.. Enough is enough.. Most of us are turning into something else
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Adejoh
5 years ago
Our future is being played with.
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Bolaji Olatunji
5 years ago
Tired of staying at home!!!
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Patricia
5 years ago
End asuu strike
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Isah Auwal
5 years ago
WE DON'T WANT THE STRIKE TI CALL OFF, WE WANT TO END STRIKE IN NIGERIAN EDUCATION. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, WE WANT OUR FREEDOM, WE WANT TO BECOME EDUCATED, EDUCATION IS OUR RIGHT. LESS FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHT.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
END STRIKE ASUU, NASU SANNU STRIKE NOW.
WE SAY NO TO STRIKE AGAIN.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Nigerian students are left behind....the world is changing
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John Adeoye Sunday
5 years ago
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The educational background of every child is more relevant than anything in thier life. We can't sit and watch the old destroy our future.
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Onyedika chukwu
5 years ago
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It's quite unfortunate that we are pawns in the game between fg and asuu, #Endasuustrike
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M Jega
5 years ago
We Nigeria Student Say No to Asuu Strike.
#EndAsuuStrikeNow
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Paul Ifeanyichukwu
5 years ago
End ASUU strike
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Ibrahim dauda Isa
5 years ago
#EndAsuustrike.
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Jidda joshua
5 years ago
It's our right to be educated. Don't deny us our privilege. #EndAsuuStrikeNow
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Ola adenuga
5 years ago
Assu should call off this strike they aren't fighting for the student, they are only fighting for their selfish interest
It's painful to things done this way , there are other ways or method to fight for their rights, but going into strike is absolutely lame and absurd
Nigerians were granted freedom-1960 and began governance in 1963 till date. Yet decades have unfold us in a dark shape. Poor educational standard and crisis to mention amongst others. It is no doubt that our heroes made the way to gaining freedom via education. But today, failure in our educational sector has become overwhelming. “Great interests are the rewards when we invest in knowledge”. The significance of education to a country cannot be overemphasized, in most parts of the universe, knowledge is often considered as a fundamental human right. It is indeed one of the basic criteria to measure the growth and advancement of any nation. Should you want to destroy a nation eliminate their education. Nigeria has become the leading origin of African students moving to other nations of the world for quality education. Surprisingly, these our neglected Nigerian students do awesomely to the top in European and American institutions. We can see then that there’s a problem. What’s the problem?. Poor funding; Poor infrastructure and training facilities – most Nigerian schools are in bad states. In most cases, the teaching environment is not conducive. Schools lack practical or technical facilities. Lack of standard and up-to-date practical facilities makes education to be rather theoretical and quantitative than experimental and qualitative; Failure to accommodate the rising population; Lack of dedication from teachers; Corruption. This is just on the path of education. Nigeria accounts for a greater percent of African population other than other African Countries. Studies shows that one out of four Africans is a Nigerian, in fact Nigeria was the seventh world most populous country in 2019 (200,963.60 – world bank) and sixth in 2020 (214,028,302 – United States Census). It is true that we make a good percentage of the world population. It is true also that we’re celebrating sixty years of freedom. But do we have a reason to celebrate? As the Africa's giant, what h
This nonsense must stop.
When two Elephant are fighting, the grasses suffered. ASUU and Federal Government are not helping the future of the Country by making the Educational sector of the Country to be a playing. I know they are doing such because must of the leaders of both the ASUU national exco and the Government personal responsible for morning and handling the isue of the ASUU strike, their children are not studying in Nigeria. But the poor masses of the country they are ones suffering thus. Therefore, I call on both the ASUU and Federal Government to see the Future of the country and called the students to continue with their studies.
Federal government must stop the killings of nigerian citizen. #stopbanditts
#EndAsuuStrikeNow
Concur
Let the schools resume with ASUU
#EndASUU strike.. Enough is enough.. Most of us are turning into something else
Our future is being played with.
Tired of staying at home!!!
End asuu strike
WE DON'T WANT THE STRIKE TI CALL OFF, WE WANT TO END STRIKE IN NIGERIAN EDUCATION. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, WE WANT OUR FREEDOM, WE WANT TO BECOME EDUCATED, EDUCATION IS OUR RIGHT. LESS FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHT. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. END STRIKE ASUU, NASU SANNU STRIKE NOW. WE SAY NO TO STRIKE AGAIN.
Nigerian students are left behind....the world is changing
The educational background of every child is more relevant than anything in thier life. We can't sit and watch the old destroy our future.
It's quite unfortunate that we are pawns in the game between fg and asuu, #Endasuustrike
We Nigeria Student Say No to Asuu Strike. #EndAsuuStrikeNow
End ASUU strike
#EndAsuustrike.
It's our right to be educated. Don't deny us our privilege. #EndAsuuStrikeNow
Assu should call off this strike they aren't fighting for the student, they are only fighting for their selfish interest It's painful to things done this way , there are other ways or method to fight for their rights, but going into strike is absolutely lame and absurd