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WHY NIGERIAN STUDENTS ARE THE MOST HIT.

 It seems that everything that happens in Nigeria affects the students the most.


Imagine there is ASUU strike, high rate of unemployment or even protest. It all boils down to the fact that an average Nigerian student may not even be able to calm down and read. 


To create an enabling environment, the interests of the students must be considered by the government, parents and the society at large!


Things are no longer the way they used to be! When you’re supposed to be reading, you're busy worrying, when you’re supposed to be planning a bright future, you are busy wondering about when Nigeria will become better and when you’re supposed to be happy, you are busy wondering if there is light at the end of the tunnel.


Get well soon if you're are still worried about Nigeria. Meanwhile, you can find a way to put your life in order by thinking forward! Stay tuned as I tell you more about the future!


The future is bright if you start now to work hard. 

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