The Bola Tinubus in Nigeria, who previously utilized national resources to educate their children in prestigious schools both at home and abroad without charge, are now planning to introduce school fees. Furthermore, they will encourage students to obtain government loans if their household income exceeds 500,000 Naira. It’s important to note that only a small percentage of the 125 million banked Nigerians have such a sum in their bank accounts, according to @NDICNigeria. To secure a loan, students will require the support of a lawyer and a judicial officer as guarantors. If they are unable to repay their loans within two years of graduating, they will face imprisonment.
Even if you are as resilient as the biblical figure “Job,” experiencing such circumstances within a brief six-year period after attending college and starting your professional life is unjustifiable. @NANSNIG leaders were present with @officialABAT recently, seemingly disregarding the plight of their fellow students because they too want to indulge in excesses with @STinubu.
It is essential to understand that @officialABAT and his @OfficialAPCNg administration are determined to impede your progress before you can even begin your journey towards a successful future. Just ask Americans who were promised that #StudentLoan would lead them to the legendary “American Dream” about the hardships they face today. #RevolutionNow
