The Son Of A Former President Just Graduated From A University Abroad.
By Igunbor Brittneysarah
Another clown will tell you those they left are not doing better than those earning less here. If that is truly the case, why do many of our political elites consistently send their own children abroad for their education and afterwards they remain there?
For years, our public universities have struggled with inadequate funding, recurring strikes, and poor infrastructure. A four-year degree can easily become a five or six-year journey through no fault of the student.
Meanwhile, the children of those in power often enjoy world-class education abroad, funded by wealth accumulated while serving in public office. They return home with every advantage and, in many cases, are positioned to inherit influential roles in politics, business, and governance.
Popr man too suffer. The ordinary Nigerian bears the consequences of a weakened educational system while competing with those who had access to the very opportunities denied to them.
If you can, invest in yourself. Acquire knowledge, build skills, and position yourself. The system may not always be fair, but self-development remains one of the few investments that no one can take away from you.
God bless Nigeria ✊️
Another clown will tell you those they left are not doing better than those earning less here. If that is truly the case, why do many of our political elites consistently send their own children abroad for their education and afterwards they remain there?
For years, our public universities have struggled with inadequate funding, recurring strikes, and poor infrastructure. A four-year degree can easily become a five or six-year journey through no fault of the student.
Meanwhile, the children of those in power often enjoy world-class education abroad, funded by wealth accumulated while serving in public office. They return home with every advantage and, in many cases, are positioned to inherit influential roles in politics, business, and governance.
Popr man too suffer. The ordinary Nigerian bears the consequences of a weakened educational system while competing with those who had access to the very opportunities denied to them.
If you can, invest in yourself. Acquire knowledge, build skills, and position yourself. The system may not always be fair, but self-development remains one of the few investments that no one can take away from you.
God bless Nigeria ✊️
