@GarangMaker23@JohnAkec For your last question, I believe you now have a sense of the problem here. This is govt problem not students problem. But Jama Juba tend to bring it frustration on students but not the government. Why?
@GarangMaker23@JohnAkec All the public universities in the neighboring countries are good example. Do ya research and you'll find out that, all the 44 public Uni in Ethiopia, students don't get to pay a penny. They live and eat 3 meals a day for 0 dollar. Why can't UOJ do that? You know the answer!
@GarangMaker23@JohnAkec Unfortunately for public institutions, the answer is YES! It is solely govt responsibility to finance it. However, the students who attend such institutions will have to work for govt'al institutions for period of 2 yrs after graduation to pay back their educational expenses.
@GarangMaker23@JohnAkec Public Universities have stakeholders, e.g. government, NGOs, companies, etc. They fund the things you saying to keep it running and above all pays Lecturers salary.
However, Jama Juba is saying that's not enough. That student must also pay, WHY?π€·πΎββοΈ
Kede make it make sense???
@JohnAkec With all due respect Prof, my advice to you is, don't be hard on students, they're already suffering from alot, our failed government, infrastructure, poverty, etc. Rather you should be hard on government for taking ownership of Jama Juba without fulfilling the needs. Thank you
@JohnAkec Dear Prof you said it yourself "Public University".
PUs are 100% funded by Government. However, if government failed to fulfill it responsibility toward the University. For those of you in the management board you can decide that the University is no longer public but private.
@JohnAkec In Ethiopia, education is free in all 44 public institutions in the country. You been to BDU, AAU and others. Aren't these public Universities?
Students @AddisAbabaUni eat 3 meals a day, live in campus with 24/7 security and they don't pay a penny. How is the AAU functioning?
@Jen_jen_jen_123@Indignousblk Every one going back to their roots. E.g. the red Indians, the indigenous Australians, Haitians, etc. But it is only the so-called FBA are running away from their roots. Why?
Embrace your roots brother. You're a carrier of ancestral blood and gene. π«΅πΏπ«΅πΏπͺπΎπͺπΎ