Tinubu promises full university autonomy

Correct. Finally, extremely corrupt and evil politicians are taking a step in the right direction. I always thought that TINUBU’s desire for the presidency was to try and bring about reform that could cleanse all the stigma of corruption that is associated with the name Tinubu. He does not want to go down in history as the despot Abacha or Babangida with his annulment of the election. The government has nothing to do with running schools if this is a communist state. Theirs should be policy and regulation. As for those who will cry for full autonomy or the full sale and privatization of universities, I am referring to the chronic tax evaders who cluelessly compare the UK healthcare system and UK medical school tuition fees of N150 million to those in Nigeria, which is almost free in comparison, when they start paying N5m to study medicine at UNILAG and JAMB starts asking for tax clearance certificate from parents before admission can take place, perhaps they will realize that they have availed of free education and care health care cheap as brats for almost seven decades. Imagine, more than 75% of Nigerians do not pay taxes but want to attend free schools when it is taxpayers’ money that pays teachers’ salaries and funds public hospitals. Why won’t your doctors collapse and go on strike over meager salaries when you not only don’t pay taxes but will also be negotiating over N350k for a caesarean section for a team of SPECIALIST doctors but pay the same money to do – hire the artist for 2 hours of face beating and even go abroad to pay over N20 million for the same surgery, performed by Nigerian trained doctors in the USA? These idiots compare Naija schools to the UK where university costs N150 million and taxes can be as high as 50% of your earnings. They charge taxes and university education still costs N150 million. And you will still pay road tax, driving tax, TV tax, parking tax and air tax that you breathe. In Naija you don’t pay taxes. You litter recklessly, disregard traffic laws, treat your maid like a slave and even bring your penis to pee on the side of the road like an animal, but when you jap to the UK, you control yourself and do a degrading job that he will never do on his own. country.. Serious colonial mentality. Make the mistake of thinking that the money for degrading work like stocking supermarket shelves is more in the UK, as if rent, heating, food and taxes weren’t more. The same 50% of your salary that you pay as rent with the money you earn as a stocker at Ebeano is the same 50% that you will pay as rent as a stocker at Walmart. You earn more abroad, but you also pay more. A country is only as good as its people. Behave like a human being in Naija, pay your taxes and stop trying to bribe officials and Nigeria will be like the UK or Canada. If every Canadian citizen would leave Canada for somewhere else and leave the place to Nigerians, it’s only a matter of time before it becomes the same Naija they Jap from, people getting out of the car and bringing penises to pee in Lekki-Epe Expressway. But you want to have your cake and eat it. Nigeria will be better – when animals start behaving like humans and really start to understand that soup is sweet and money kills. You jap abroad to pay premium for everything but when you are in Naija you will be protesting over $50 per semester to study medicine at OUA. Thank goodness for this autonomy for universities. Some clueless people will say this is putting education out of reach of the masses but open the hearts of these masses and you will see plans to do japa in Canada with the free medical degree they got in Naija and not only that, they will start saying that Nigeria’s mouth smells bad when they start slavery here in the NHS. Better go to USA to study if you are not satisfied with N2m per year to study medicine in Naija. Enough of all these colonial masters using Nigeria as a farm to harvest professionals they have not trained. Fortunately, as we see in some comments, some Japanese are wise and are giving back to make Nigeria great again.

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