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Bola oluwasegun: In Nigeria equal education is a right /quality education is a choice


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In my country  Nigeria : Education is an equal rights but quality education is choice.

Bola oluwasegun:
I traveled to  Lagos State to visit  my uncle, so we where  kind of  discussing  about  schools issues   and I ask my uncle  how much  do his  children  school  fees cost?;  and he replied  that the first son school fees only cost five hundred  thousand  naira,  (N500) I was kind-of shocked, not because of  the price  of the fee, I was thinking yes my uncle spend five hundred thousand naira half a million to get a good  quality education for his children,do they are schools that pay more than that but  there are some  children  that their school  fees  is nothing to  be count on,  and they get less and poor inequality  education  because  their  parents  cant  afford  such  price,  talk less  of the children  attending  public school system,  what can they  count  for their  future?  Because  you can  never  compare  a child  like that of my uncle who's  school  fees cost a lot of money  and quality  education  is been given to them yes, and am sure that  the school that my uncle son attend , child friendly education is been  acquainted in that school, while on the other  hand they children  attending  public school system cannot be guaranteed such kind of quality  education, and I also analyse  that in 10 years coming cost of  school fees nigeria is going to be a serious  issue  in the family , talk less  of a man  with  a polygamous family, in fact  it has also  started Long time ago, but not this kind expensive as they are now,  Nigerian constitution stated that all children should be given equal rights to education,  but not everyone can  afford it. I would  have  love the government to  look into  academy section of Nigeria. Yes I know  that  expensive education is a choice but  what  about they unprivileged ones do they have a choice?

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