UK doesn’t Play with Good governance to the Point they Changed 6 prime Ministers in 10 years. But when it comes to Africa they Will Encourage Dictators Like Biya & Museveni, And Congratulate Nigeria Every time we Hold a Sham Election. This is Very Sad & Shameful Conduct. 🙄🇬🇧
Did you know some bandits are paid monthly in Kaduna so that they don't attack vehicles along Kaduna-Abuja road?
I will tell you again that no one can explain Nigeria to you.
President Tinubu and the National Assembly have been advised not to mention any country or bank they are seeking loans from ,to stop Nigerians from attacking or confronting them.
They now hide loan sources from citizens. Incredible. 😳
Another day to remind you that a little while ago, the Military Junta in Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 came out to announce that they'll release the list of Boko Haram terror sponsors.
A few days later, the Governor of Bornu State paid a "courtesy" visit to Burkina Faso and that news died a natural death.
We cried for 3 days and forgot totally about it.
Nnamdi Emeh, an only son, has been in jail for years for exposing an alleged police organ-harvesting ring.
He risked everything to save lives, and nobody is speaking up for him.
We need justice for Nnamdi Emeh! Free Nnamdi Emeh!
This is Master Chisom Unachukwu, the maths teacher from Evergreen schools Enugu.
His students took 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions for Junior Category for South East Maths Olympiad Grand Finale.
Retweet let's celebrate him!
They are just gas lighting you
Every large economy in Africa subsidizes university education
Many don’t have oil
Algeria — Provides free university education for citizens at public institutions, a long-standing policy covering tuition and often extending to related costs.
• Botswana — The government fully sponsors university students, effectively making tertiary education free or heavily subsidized for citizens, including from pre-school to university levels in some descriptions.
• Namibia — As of 2026, tertiary education is 100% subsidized by the government at public universities, technical colleges, and vocational centers—no tuition or registration fees for eligible undergraduate students (first primary qualification, NQF Levels 5–8, including Honours). This extends to some private institutions and builds on prior free primary/secondary education.
• Mauritania — Offers free public university education for citizens.
• Eritrea — Provides free education at all levels, including tertiary, though often tied to national service obligations.
• Mauritius — The government provides free education to citizens from pre-primary to tertiary levels at public institutions.
• South Africa — Through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), the government fully or substantially covers tuition, accommodation, and other costs for qualifying (mostly low-income) students at public universities and TVET colleges, making it effectively free for many.
• Egypt — Public universities offer heavily subsidized or low-cost tertiary education, with government efforts to keep fees minimal or provide free/low-cost access to increase enrollment.
• Kenya — The government has long subsidized a significant portion (historically around 80%) of college tuition costs for students at public universities, though recent policy shifts (e.g., around 2022–2023) have adjusted funding levels; it remains more affordable than in many countries, with low fees even for international students in some cases.