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Hello postmanians,
I have been wondering what fate awaits our education system under this Government. Please this post is meant to be objective and am not in anyway campaigning for any politician.
INEC released a statistics which shows a strong 24 million number of registered voters are youths and students. With such a number i believe the students can and should rise and change the face of this years election. Am so sorry to say but are we not all tired of the fact that our leaders do not value education? But i blame us yes the youths and even the academia because we have all left politics for the less educated.

Imagine when your president,senator or Governor is a grade II certificate holder in this age of educational advancement.how are they going to value education?

Also imagine the disrespect our constitution gives to education because it qualifies a person to contest for any political office with an SSCE which is not even a qualification used for sales girls jobs now in Nigeria.
How do you expect somebody who never had a tatse of the four walls of the tertiary institution to understand the effects of strikes?

I urge all of us youths and students to be very objective come February and elect people especially lawmakers who are educated and have positive plans for the System. Enough is enough we must use our votes to demand and end to incessant strike and poor attention to education. Until we show we are powerful with our votes these politicians would not take us seriously.
It is now or never.

too much problem

hmmmm....no words to say, than to leave everything in God's hand....

Leave everything in God's hands, Yes... Nice, but that's why we are not going forward. Nigeria is the most religious country in Africa and what has that done for us??? We better start working to feed ourselves rather than feeding them Pastors

what

Youths and students of this great nation! The power to change the fate of this country is in our hands. The power of PVC! Let us vote and electe someone who has interest in our educatiøn. Someöne who will stop all this strike of a thing in this country. The time to act is now or never! PVC Is the answer

I went to INEC office last week for my PVC and guest what i got as an answer. Your PVC cannot be found come back in 2023. I almost cry, my TF i use to go to there office and Time spent.

The strike is getting too much, setting students backwards

Hmmmm

Who are the politicians you can trust
They are all the same

[quote author=kenability]Hello postmanians,
I have been wondering what fate awaits our education system under this Government. Please this post is meant to be objective and am not in anyway campaigning for any politician.
INEC released a statistics which shows a strong 24 million number of registered voters are youths and students. With such a number i believe the students can and should rise and change the face of this years election. Am so sorry to say but are we not all tired of the fact that our leaders do not value education? But i blame us yes the youths and even the academia because we have all left politics for the less educated.

Imagine when your president,senator or Governor is a grade II certificate holder in this age of educational advancement.how are they going to value education?

Also imagine the disrespect our constitution gives to education because it qualifies a person to contest for any political office with an SSCE which is not even a qualification used for sales girls jobs now in Nigeria.
How do you expect somebody who never had a tatse of the four walls of the tertiary institution to understand the effects of strikes?

I urge all of us youths and students to be very objective come February and elect people especially lawmakers who are educated and have positive plans for the System. Enough is enough we must use our votes to demand and end to incessant strike and poor attention to education. Until we show we are powerful with our votes these politicians would not take us seriously.
It is now or never.
[Youths must rise to make Nigeria better.]

[i][/i] I don't have anything to say concerning this strike of a thing because even after the school u will still not make use of your certificate so it is all rubbish

something needs to be done.. and fast.
students are beginning to loose patience.

There must be change

It is up to the student to pray to the Almighty for help on the education sector as a whole,Asuu wants something then let both the fg and asuu agreed on the same ground to call of the strike before the election period.

we better start voting in teachers and lecturers as president and legislators

We should just commit everything into God's hands

kenability:Hello postmanians,
I have been wondering what fate awaits our education system under this Government. Please this post is meant to be objective and am not in anyway campaigning for any politician.
INEC released a statistics which shows a strong 24 million number of registered voters are youths and students. With such a number i believe the students can and should rise and change the face of this years election. Am so sorry to say but are we not all tired of the fact that our leaders do not value education? But i blame us yes the youths and even the academia because we have all left politics for the less educated.

Imagine when your president,senator or Governor is a grade II certificate holder in this age of educational advancement.how are they going to value education?

Also imagine the disrespect our constitution gives to education because it qualifies a person to contest for any political office with an SSCE which is not even a qualification used for sales girls jobs now in Nigeria.
How do you expect somebody who never had a tatse of the four walls of the tertiary institution to understand the effects of strikes?

I urge all of us youths and students to be very objective come February and elect people especially lawmakers who are educated and have positive plans for the System. Enough is enough we must use our votes to demand and end to incessant strike and poor attention to education. Until we show we are powerful with our votes these politicians would not take us seriously.
It is now or never.

tru talk

kenability:Hello postmanians,
I have been wondering what fate awaits our education system under this Government. Please this post is meant to be objective and am not in anyway campaigning for any politician.
INEC released a statistics which shows a strong 24 million number of registered voters are youths and students. With such a number i believe the students can and should rise and change the face of this years election. Am so sorry to say but are we not all tired of the fact that our leaders do not value education? But i blame us yes the youths and even the academia because we have all left politics for the less educated.

Imagine when your president,senator or Governor is a grade II certificate holder in this age of educational advancement.how are they going to value education?

Also imagine the disrespect our constitution gives to education because it qualifies a person to contest for any political office with an SSCE which is not even a qualification used for sales girls jobs now in Nigeria.
How do you expect somebody who never had a tatse of the four walls of the tertiary institution to understand the effects of strikes?

I urge all of us youths and students to be very objective come February and elect people especially lawmakers who are educated and have positive plans for the System. Enough is enough we must use our votes to demand and end to incessant strike and poor attention to education. Until we show we are powerful with our votes these politicians would not take us seriously.
It is now or never.

Is beyond your mouth Mr man

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