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Omo all apc just wicked
"After so many years in Europe, suffering just to make money, I came back to my state and bought a piece of land for #65 million from the brother of an APC deputy governor aspirant in Edo State.
Now, he wants to sell the land to another person for N120 million, and he's telling me that I can do anything to him.”
~ Man cries out
OGBAFIA, BIG WIZ, K WAY, KILOBIZZY. this is not child’s play o. jembe, jembe, if you hold your backy spark am!
African Biggest 🦅
Wizkid performing “In My Bed” at Black Coffee’s UNVRS Show in Ibiza as a Special Guest 🔥
Coca body 💎
@wyattokoro No be your fault
Kemuel is talented asf mehn stingy is fire 🔥
@itzbasito We don’t even appreciate good music again 💔 I dey listen to Kemuel whole catalog and I just dey wonder, what are other people listening to? This guy na gold, instead make we all embrace am, na “Amaka carry my gbola” we dey hear 😭💔
Nigerians hate good music btw i do listen to his E.p back to back 👍
Artiste wey go reach Kemuel among him set no reach 2 🤯🔥
Artiste wey go reach Kemuel among him set no reach 2 🤯🔥
@ogacalmdown My mentor you no fall jaree ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🫂🫂
❤️❤️❤️
No be only 1M na 1billion rubbish woo good night this one just ruined my night more and more you’re wicked ma if you see this you’re evil God go judge you for me nonsense 💔
Public Universities Must Start Charging At Least ₦1 million Tuition Per Student — Former LASU VC, Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello
Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, immediate past Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), has said public universities across Nigeria may need to charge at least ₦1 million in tuition per student to achieve financial self-sustainability.
Olatunji-Bello made the remarks in a recent interview while reflecting on her five-year tenure, which ended on Saturday. She said LASU currently spends over ₦1 billion monthly on its payroll, while its ₦13 billion internally generated revenue (IGR) is insufficient to cover salaries.
“Universities can achieve financial self-sustainability. If they can innovate and ensure improvements in the institution, money will come in,” she said.
“But then, if the money comes in, how do you spend it? Right now, LASU does not have financial self-sustainability. We may have increased our dedicated revenue, but we cannot survive. Our payroll right now is over N1bn per month. All the N13bn IGR does not cover our salaries.”
She added, “So, universities that want to attain self-sustainability will have to increase school fees into millions.”
According to her, while some secondary schools charge over ₦1 million per term, some public universities still charge around ₦100,000 yearly, which she said is unsustainable.
“So, any public university that wants to sustain financial independence will have to charge school fees of not less than N1 million per student,” she said.
Olatunji-Bello also stated that “good quality education needs money” and urged parents to prioritise their children’s education.
Her comments came shortly after Education Minister Tunji Alausa urged public universities to diversify their funding, saying government resources alone cannot sustain tertiary institutions.
The 1M Wey you call self for mylife I never see that kind money for mylife 💔💔
Public Universities Must Start Charging At Least ₦1 million Tuition Per Student — Former LASU VC, Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello
Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, immediate past Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), has said public universities across Nigeria may need to charge at least ₦1 million in tuition per student to achieve financial self-sustainability.
Olatunji-Bello made the remarks in a recent interview while reflecting on her five-year tenure, which ended on Saturday. She said LASU currently spends over ₦1 billion monthly on its payroll, while its ₦13 billion internally generated revenue (IGR) is insufficient to cover salaries.
“Universities can achieve financial self-sustainability. If they can innovate and ensure improvements in the institution, money will come in,” she said.
“But then, if the money comes in, how do you spend it? Right now, LASU does not have financial self-sustainability. We may have increased our dedicated revenue, but we cannot survive. Our payroll right now is over N1bn per month. All the N13bn IGR does not cover our salaries.”
She added, “So, universities that want to attain self-sustainability will have to increase school fees into millions.”
According to her, while some secondary schools charge over ₦1 million per term, some public universities still charge around ₦100,000 yearly, which she said is unsustainable.
“So, any public university that wants to sustain financial independence will have to charge school fees of not less than N1 million per student,” she said.
Olatunji-Bello also stated that “good quality education needs money” and urged parents to prioritise their children’s education.
Her comments came shortly after Education Minister Tunji Alausa urged public universities to diversify their funding, saying government resources alone cannot sustain tertiary institutions.
Tinubu must go y’all are evil evil souls rubbish God will judge you guys
Public Universities Must Start Charging At Least ₦1 million Tuition Per Student — Former LASU VC, Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello
Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, immediate past Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), has said public universities across Nigeria may need to charge at least ₦1 million in tuition per student to achieve financial self-sustainability.
Olatunji-Bello made the remarks in a recent interview while reflecting on her five-year tenure, which ended on Saturday. She said LASU currently spends over ₦1 billion monthly on its payroll, while its ₦13 billion internally generated revenue (IGR) is insufficient to cover salaries.
“Universities can achieve financial self-sustainability. If they can innovate and ensure improvements in the institution, money will come in,” she said.
“But then, if the money comes in, how do you spend it? Right now, LASU does not have financial self-sustainability. We may have increased our dedicated revenue, but we cannot survive. Our payroll right now is over N1bn per month. All the N13bn IGR does not cover our salaries.”
She added, “So, universities that want to attain self-sustainability will have to increase school fees into millions.”
According to her, while some secondary schools charge over ₦1 million per term, some public universities still charge around ₦100,000 yearly, which she said is unsustainable.
“So, any public university that wants to sustain financial independence will have to charge school fees of not less than N1 million per student,” she said.
Olatunji-Bello also stated that “good quality education needs money” and urged parents to prioritise their children’s education.
Her comments came shortly after Education Minister Tunji Alausa urged public universities to diversify their funding, saying government resources alone cannot sustain tertiary institutions.
@instablog9ja Wicked soul
No human feelings at all God will punish you guys food self we never see chop you dey talk about increasing sch fees fuck you jhoor 💔💔💔
Public Universities Must Start Charging At Least ₦1 million Tuition Per Student — Former LASU VC, Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello
Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, immediate past Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), has said public universities across Nigeria may need to charge at least ₦1 million in tuition per student to achieve financial self-sustainability.
Olatunji-Bello made the remarks in a recent interview while reflecting on her five-year tenure, which ended on Saturday. She said LASU currently spends over ₦1 billion monthly on its payroll, while its ₦13 billion internally generated revenue (IGR) is insufficient to cover salaries.
“Universities can achieve financial self-sustainability. If they can innovate and ensure improvements in the institution, money will come in,” she said.
“But then, if the money comes in, how do you spend it? Right now, LASU does not have financial self-sustainability. We may have increased our dedicated revenue, but we cannot survive. Our payroll right now is over N1bn per month. All the N13bn IGR does not cover our salaries.”
She added, “So, universities that want to attain self-sustainability will have to increase school fees into millions.”
According to her, while some secondary schools charge over ₦1 million per term, some public universities still charge around ₦100,000 yearly, which she said is unsustainable.
“So, any public university that wants to sustain financial independence will have to charge school fees of not less than N1 million per student,” she said.
Olatunji-Bello also stated that “good quality education needs money” and urged parents to prioritise their children’s education.
Her comments came shortly after Education Minister Tunji Alausa urged public universities to diversify their funding, saying government resources alone cannot sustain tertiary institutions.
God won punish una for me ni ahhh ? Make una kee us then guy I hate this country 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 fuck you tinubu or whatever your name his no come for second term again ohhh it’s been hell already
God will punish you guys wtf ? Which kind human beings be this na the one your guys increase we never see that one pay fuck you fuck this country fuck president rubbish I hate you guys
Public Universities Must Start Charging At Least ₦1 million Tuition Per Student — Former LASU VC, Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello
Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, immediate past Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), has said public universities across Nigeria may need to charge at least ₦1 million in tuition per student to achieve financial self-sustainability.
Olatunji-Bello made the remarks in a recent interview while reflecting on her five-year tenure, which ended on Saturday. She said LASU currently spends over ₦1 billion monthly on its payroll, while its ₦13 billion internally generated revenue (IGR) is insufficient to cover salaries.
“Universities can achieve financial self-sustainability. If they can innovate and ensure improvements in the institution, money will come in,” she said.
“But then, if the money comes in, how do you spend it? Right now, LASU does not have financial self-sustainability. We may have increased our dedicated revenue, but we cannot survive. Our payroll right now is over N1bn per month. All the N13bn IGR does not cover our salaries.”
She added, “So, universities that want to attain self-sustainability will have to increase school fees into millions.”
According to her, while some secondary schools charge over ₦1 million per term, some public universities still charge around ₦100,000 yearly, which she said is unsustainable.
“So, any public university that wants to sustain financial independence will have to charge school fees of not less than N1 million per student,” she said.
Olatunji-Bello also stated that “good quality education needs money” and urged parents to prioritise their children’s education.
Her comments came shortly after Education Minister Tunji Alausa urged public universities to diversify their funding, saying government resources alone cannot sustain tertiary institutions.
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