In 2026, you still expect a university education to cost less than ₦50,000, yet you complain about the poor state of our universities.
You complain about ASUU strikes turning a 4-year course into 6 years. You complain about poorly equipped universities, inadequate facilities, and lecturers earning chicken change despite their qualifications and years of service.
Now, the government is introducing reforms, reviewing tuition fees, and providing student loans to help students finance their education, and you are still angry!
We want quality education, well-paid lecturers, modern facilities, uninterrupted academic calendars, and universities that can compete globally, but somehow, we expect all of this to happen without adequate funding.
Of course, education must remain affordable and accessible, and the government must be held accountable for how funds are spent. But we also need to be realistic. Quality education requires serious investment, and somebody has to pay for it.
We cannot keep demanding world-class standards while expecting everything to remain at yesterday's prices.
We want change, but we are angry whenever change comes with a cost.
Nawa ooooo! 😂🇳🇬