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16/05/2026

12 Reasons why Many Nigerian Students No Longer Value education nor Study Seriously.

1. Poor Learning Environment
Many schools lack good classrooms, libraries, laboratories, electricity, and learning materials. Studying becomes difficult when the environment is not encouraging.

2. Social Media Distraction
Apps like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram consume a lot of students’ time. Many students now spend more hours online than reading books.

3. Lack of Motivation
Some graduates finish school without jobs, making younger students feel education is no longer rewarding.

4. Bad Economic Situation
Many students work to support themselves or their families. Hunger, transport costs, and school fees affect concentration and seriousness.

5. Examination Malpractice
Some students depend on cheating instead of studying hard because they believe “connection” or malpractice can help them pass.

6. Poor Parenting and Guidance
Some parents no longer monitor their children’s academic progress closely or encourage reading habits at home.

7. Negative Peer Pressure
Friends can influence students into focusing more on fashion, parties, betting, quick money, or online trends instead of education.

8. Addiction to Entertainment
Movies, music, gaming, and celebrity lifestyles sometimes attract students more than academics.

9. Frequent School Strikes
Long strikes in schools reduce students’ morale and academic consistency. Some lose focus completely during long breaks.

10. Lack of Reading Culture
Many students prefer shortcuts like cramming, copied assignments, or AI summaries instead of deep studying and understanding.

11. Get-Rich-Quick Mentality
Some youths believe success comes faster through internet fame, gambling, fraud, or shortcuts rather than education and skill-building.

12. Weak Educational System
Outdated teaching methods and overcrowded classrooms can make learning boring and ineffective.

Drop your observations in the comment section.

15/05/2026

Questions every Nigerian is Asking..

1. If Nigeria is rich in oil, gas, and natural resources, why are millions still struggling with poverty?

2. Why do politicians promise development every election season, yet many communities still lack good roads, electricity, and clean water?

3. How can a country with so many graduates still have high unemployment?

4. Why is corruption repeatedly condemned publicly but rarely punished completely?

5. If leaders are elected to serve the people, why do citizens often feel abandoned after elections?

6. Why do government projects cost billions, yet many are never completed?

7. How can lawmakers earn huge salaries while minimum wage workers struggle to survive?

8. Why does Nigeria import many products that could be produced locally?

9. If education is the key to development, why are schools and teachers often neglected?

10. Why do hospitals lack equipment while public officials travel abroad for medical treatment?

11. How can insecurity continue to grow despite huge budgets allocated to security?

12. Why are young Nigerians encouraged to dream big in a system that gives limited opportunities?

13. If Nigeria is called the “Giant of Africa,” why do basic infrastructures still remain poor in many areas?

14. Why are honest citizens expected to obey the law when some powerful people appear above the law?

15. How can democracy truly work when many citizens lose trust in the electoral process?

16. Why do leaders blame past governments for problems instead of providing lasting solutions?

17. If public funds belong to the people, why is accountability often missing?

18. Why do many talented Nigerians succeed abroad more easily than at home?

19. Why is youth empowerment often discussed more in speeches than in real action?

20. If leadership is about service, why does politics sometimes look more like personal business than national sacrifice?

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15/05/2026

And your Answer is?

15/05/2026

What is the Answer?
Front seat students Oya come oo...

22/02/2025

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22/02/2025

Is ABC really simple?

Small thing go jus happen... someone will say "It is as simple as ABC..."

Questions:

1. Who told you ABC is simple?
2. Can you recall how long it took you to learn ABC?
3. Can you recall several logics/methods your teacher used to impact ABC into your memory which makes it erasable from your memory..?
4. Can you recall how old you are when you started flowing with ABC?
5. Can you recall the effort of your parents at home who also assisted you during the process?
4. Can you remember the name of your teacher who taught you ABC?

In conclusion, ABC wouldn't have been simple if not for the help of our Nursery/Primary School teachers. They remain the head & foot, why some of the lecturers of this era especially in my locale are the nyash..

If they were my Nursery/Primary School teachers, I will be totally dormant..

The knowledge of reading and writing we acquired and utilizing today was their benevolent effort and kindness..
They remain the best teachers in the globe.

It will be a Great honour to your teacher if you TYPE "Thank you"..❤️❤️

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14/02/2025

Better for you!

Nnaaa menh!
Na to jakpa Anambra... If na Aba make I enter first till their Governor and his Men hunt finish...
Everywhere just dey catch fire...even bush too..

I no fit close my eyes enjoy my follow-come sleep ....

20/11/2024

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