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Spotwrite Accept responsibility for your life. Know that it is you who will get you where you want to go, no one else. Christ rep ����

Rest in peace Odera💔😭
24/11/2025

Rest in peace Odera💔😭

14/10/2025

Without money you're not special to anyone except your mom. Don’t let them deceive you.

13/10/2025

ASUU STRIKE Kwa 🥴🥴
These people no wan make I graduate abi watin?

13/10/2025

Na only me know wetin God dey do for me 🥹

The People's Parliament IS EDUCATION REALLY FREE IN NIGERIA?Someone recently posted that “the law did not ask your pare...
10/10/2025

The People's Parliament IS EDUCATION REALLY FREE IN NIGERIA?

Someone recently posted that “the law did not ask your parents to train you beyond JSS3,” claiming that after Junior Secondary, it’s no longer their duty but the government’s.

Well, let’s be clear…
Yes, Section 15 of the Child’s Rights Act (2003) says every child has the right to free, compulsory, and universal basic education, and that it’s the duty of the government to provide it.

But the key word there is “basic.”
In Nigeria, basic education only covers Primary 1 to JSS3 not Senior Secondary or University.
So, once a student moves beyond JSS3, everything from SS1 to higher institutions becomes the responsibility of parents or guardians (except in states that offer special scholarships or free education policies).

Now, even that “free” basic education is not entirely free.
Students still pay for uniforms, exam fees, textbooks, and sometimes even PTA levies.
So while the law promises free education, the reality on ground is far from it.

That’s why when parents struggle to pay school fees, buy books, or send their children to higher institutions, they deserve respect and appreciation. They are doing what the government should be doing and even more.

Education in Nigeria is supposed to be free, but in practice, it costs sweat, sacrifice, and serious determination to get it.

So if your parents trained you beyond JSS3, call them today and thank them.
Because, truth be told the law may promise free education,
but it’s love, not law, that truly raised most of us.

Nawa o. The law students dey suffer o🥹 for this govt hard 😔

THE PROFESSORSHIP THAT NEVER WASBecoming a professor without a Master’s or PhD isn’t unheard of. We’ve seen figures like...
08/10/2025

THE PROFESSORSHIP THAT NEVER WAS

Becoming a professor without a Master’s or PhD isn’t unheard of. We’ve seen figures like Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka rise to that height — not through certificates, but through distinction, contribution, and intellectual excellence. Professorship, in its true sense, is earned through teaching, research, and impact — not self-declaration.

So when someone begins to describe themselves as a “Professor in Engineering,” we must understand the boundaries between metaphor and merit. Professorship isn’t a figure of speech. It’s not something one claims casually or metaphorically; it’s a status conferred after consistent academic engagement and tested knowledge.

If one has never lectured, supervised research, or contributed to scholarly discourse, then the title “Professor” becomes an exaggeration — a personal fantasy, not a professional achievement.

True professors don’t announce themselves; their works do. Their research speaks. Their legacy teaches. Professorship isn’t about political power, wealth, or self-projection. It’s about scholarship, mentorship, and substance.

Let’s respect the boundaries of academia. Words like Professor, Doctor, and Engineer carry weight because they represent years of study, practice, and contribution. When we begin to misuse them, we dilute the meaning of excellence.

Titles don’t make men great — character and competence do.

This world is becoming something else 😩💔 — truly, the daughters of Jezebel are at work again.A painful tragedy has struc...
08/10/2025

This world is becoming something else 😩💔 — truly, the daughters of Jezebel are at work again.

A painful tragedy has struck in Akwa Ibom, where a Nigerian Army officer, Lt. Samson Haruna, reportedly died after his wife allegedly set him on fire during a domestic dispute at Wellington Bassey Barracks, Ibagwa, Abak LGA.

Lt. Haruna, who also served as a medical doctor with the 6 Battalion, was said to have had an argument with his wife, Mrs. Haruna, which sadly took a violent turn when she allegedly poured petrol on him and ignited it.

He was quickly taken to the Military Reference Section within the barracks and later transferred to the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital, but unfortunately, he couldn’t survive the severe burns.

What a painful loss 💔
Rest in peace, brave soldier.
Your family and comrades will miss you dearly.
Petrol on your own husband??? God have mercy 😭🔥

Don’t downgrade your dream just to fit your reality. Upgrade your belief to match your destiny.
14/06/2025

Don’t downgrade your dream just to fit your reality. Upgrade your belief to match your destiny.

BREAKING NEWS‼️_Barrister Deji Adeyanju vows to sue GTB and the security agencies responsible for Verydarkman arrest aft...
02/05/2025

BREAKING NEWS‼️_Barrister Deji Adeyanju vows to sue GTB and the security agencies responsible for Verydarkman arrest after he was arrested at Gtbbank.

JUSTICE FOR ONE IS FOR JUSTICE FOR ALL!!
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I don’t really think this one is necessary.Too many cooks spoil the broth.It’s okay to have another movie.Odogwu really ...
27/03/2025

I don’t really think this one is necessary.

Too many cooks spoil the broth.

It’s okay to have another movie.

Odogwu really shouldn’t be in it.

Before you turn from Odogwu paranran to Odogwu Pipiro.

24/03/2025

Stop calling ur husband cheap names like honey, sugar, how much is sugar? Call him school fees, house rent or cement

24/03/2025

Fresher, don't let that boy deceive you, he don't love you, focus on your studies.

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