Enlightened Centrist. Don't let the occasional good take fool you.

You have an accountants understanding of what electrical engineering entails and honestly? That's fine.
If you can study a course for 5 years and still can’t innovate, invent, or solve real-world problems, please don’t rush to the front seat when they’re discussing brilliant minds in finance. 😭 My electrician, who didn’t go beyond Primary 6, will run circles around your First-Class Electrical Engineering graduate when it comes to actual electrical work,and it won’t even be close. 😂 You people are not that special😭
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Jama Jama retweeted
Institutions that are monetarily affordable but cost you 7 years for a 4 year program aren't subsidised. You pay with your life for the inefficiency. The solution isn't a specific fee but the status quo is not defensible.
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Hmm Dem no dey start gist from here chief.
Replying to @sinatraxxiii
I began speaking with Folakemi Victoria Martins @vheektorea1 on May 9, 2026. From the beginning, I was clear about what I was looking for. I told her I was on the platform for fun and that I was just there to see if i still got my rizz.
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You'll say X and they'll put Y in your mouth. Na wah o
You have to forgo something to afford somethings and it's education that you want to forgo as a country whose half of its population is under age 18?
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The funding for 200 million people has to come somewhere. We have to spend on defence, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. With limited resources, we have to forgo some things to afford some things. So, again, where will the money come from?
So what exactly is your point? That a stagnant industrial base is the reason education should not be subsidised? I no go follow you argue again, make them increase tuition to 5 million. No be this same 9ja? No worry.
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Masses una. Under my regime, if you want subsidised uni education, you better come with your > 320 jamb score.
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We're subsidising people that got 172 in Jamb and you expect me to be happy?
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If education is to be subsidised fully across all three tiers, where will the money come from? Are Nigerians willing to pay higher taxes? Are we willing to postpone infrastructure spending? Should we release the debt brake? The book has to balance. How will it be funded?
Except literally nobody has ever made this argument. You cannot strawman me and then run and type it on your TL pretending to carricature an argument nobody made. The argument is that govt makes tradeoffs everytime and everywhere. Education must always be what the govt pays for
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We will all be okay sha
With our abysmal revenue to GDP ratio we must fund the army, pay salaries, fund unis, fund secondary, fund primary, fund healthcare, build infrastructure, pay fuel subsidy. And you don't want taxes to increase. You think 2m barrels per day of Bonny light will do the trick?
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With our abysmal revenue to GDP ratio we must fund the army, pay salaries, fund unis, fund secondary, fund primary, fund healthcare, build infrastructure, pay fuel subsidy. And you don't want taxes to increase. You think 2m barrels per day of Bonny light will do the trick?
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They just want to attend “higher institution” and sign out then serve
Nigerians will happily see the entire uni system rot away as long as they're paying 35k per semester. If you try and reform the system, you're a hater of the masses. How else will Calabar cultists get their vital degree in Islamic fishery?
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Who is this clown Ke? You don't recognise your father again? Twitter is a leveller man.
Who is this clown? So you jack up prices, make university inaccessible to pretty much everyone and that will end cultism? 😂😂😂
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And how many of these examples have 200 million people with a stagnant industrial base that is barely struggling to get by? DO PEER COMPARISONS. STOP COMPARING NIGERIA TO DENMARK AND GERMANY.
At this point, you are simply taking the piss. Why must "reform the system" translate to higher tuition? There are multiple examples around the world with zero or low tuition which still delivers quality education. Why not reform the current mismanagement of existing funds?
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Your country is a poor one. Simple The money is not enough for 200m people.
As opposed to what, exactly? Please walk me through your thought process.
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Jama Jama retweeted
Nigerians don’t understand what reform means especially when it’s economic, you will hear things like “you want to take away all the benefits of the common man”, “government exist to make life easy”, “you enjoyed in your time so we must enjoy too”, “politicians will steal all the money so let’s not do it instead”— it doesn’t matter how unrealistic this benefits are or how they are making everything dysfunctional, one of the biggest issue is not understanding the economics of scale
I will repeat this until I'm hoarse. If a true reformer comes to this country, Nigerians will frustrate and chase the person away. The average Nigerian is a short sighted economic terrorist armed with bad ideas.
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You're welcome bro
Yeah, it’s only for the rich. Thanks for letting us know
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It's like I'll suspend my hot take career. I don too chop curses these past two weeks. Everybody will be fine.
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Jama Jama retweeted
Math: $80/bbl * 1.6m bbl/day * 365 = $47bn Let's assume we keep all the proceeds which we don't. $47bn/220m citizens = $212 or ₦300K That's the max revenue we have per person from oil. That's what you want to use to subsidize fuel, education etc? Math not mathing!
Again, there's no reason why an oil producing nation is demanding this much from her citizens. Zero reasons whatsoever. You can't suggest that poor talented Nigerians pay 1 million as tuition fees in a nation where billions are budgeted to buy cars for senators. How does it compute in your mind? And many of those angling for this went through a smooth system. My dad reminds my siblings and I that they were served breakfast and lunch as students in the University of Ife. How can you, with all your exposure and achievements, not aim for something better for those coming after you? I have never been a fan of relocating outside the country because things are getting bad. I really do love this country and think that with the right people in leadership, things will get better.
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Jama Jama retweeted
All three tiers of education have gone to shit, yet we keep churning out more and more children and students. We’re running out of time, and we still haven’t figured out how to make the money needed to fix the system. So what exactly are we supposed to do? Wicked problem.
Well, there’s a reason for that in the first place. We are already in a crisis, and we’ve reached a point where difficult conversations have to be had about what the solutions actually are. We can maintain status quo and everything goes to shit….difficult decisions ahead
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