CharterHouse Lagos Model Can Reduce Nigeria's FX Education Outflow - John Todd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- John Todd, Founding Head, Director of Education, CharterHouse Lagos, spoke to the Global Business Report about the need to reduce foreign exchange outflows by focusing on investing in Nigeria's education infrastructure
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INVEST...very true and on point! Thank you Mr. John Todd.
They are running down to Nigeria because, like he said, the UK is getting poorer.IT's economy is getting battered weekly. First of all, it's about making money off Nigerian parents and creating jobs for their jobless british lecturers that will flood Nigeria. The re-colonisation of Nigeria just started.
😁 EXACTLY
Very sad at a time when other African countries are doing away with colonial things, Nigeria is embracing it full force.
Most people are traveling for tertiary education not Secondary or primary
Govt should not be supporting primary and secondary education abroad. it makes no sense
42 million is crazy 😧
N42m is unrealistic in a country like Nigeria. As a matter of fact, parents who are able to afford such humongous amount of money should be investigated.
Why? Cos u can't afford it doesn't mean those that can are criminals. Let's stop this mentality craziness.whoever can afford it should go for it. We know we have some criminal politicians but don't forget we also have that worked for their monies with clean hands like big businessmen, contractors, musicians, oil mogul magnets etc, so what are u saying?
They're not setting it up for the average Nigerian, it is an elitist school that has been setup so that the ruling class, who are the only ones that can afford them because, you know, corruption, can send their children who will be trained to be the next ruling class. Then you realise how absurd the Nigerian situation is when 133m are in a state of multidimensional poverty that Charterhouse can see a route to profitability in the country. Never minding the morality of the whole issue.