Love from Makurdi, you make us proud young man. Our hope is that we still have people like you in this country that are working with us to make our situation better. God bless.
Yorubas say "lawlessness is the bane of anarchy." Politicians seem to be exploiting the ignorance of people who do not understand that there is some semblance of law and order in the country. Those who are not paid their salaries can sue the state or federal agencies responsible for breach of contract. This can be a class action lawsuit which will attract a lot of public scrutiny. The opposition parties should be educating the citizens about their rights if they really care about making a difference. Not taking action is why Politicians are getting away with murder in the country.
Jude you are truly amazing. I went to abuja recently and I just walked around. I saw a school and a church. The church was looking way better than the school. The school didn't even have windows. I wanted to cry cos i have been privileged to study abroad for last 16 years due to my parents relocation to the UK. U can literally look into the classroom and a few minute walk away from the school, you will see a school where parents pay millions for their children to attend. Nigeria is turning to a failed state.
We need to invest more in public schools. We will continue to bring the failures of our leaders to limelight until they do better. We will get it right someday, I just hope its not too late then.
@realjudebela the problem we have is that politicians don't send thier kids to public schools anymore, which means they care about public schools. If nigerian politicians are forced to send their kids to public school. I am certain, the quality of public schools will improve significantly, like they were in 1990s.
God stopped Fighting for us since we refused to face the truth as a collective. People with vision fought for Singapore, Malaysia and today Rwanda... God can't put food in our mouths when he's given us all we need to thrive... cheers.
omoh this video is so relatable... Nigeria education is so bad... I'm a 200 level student and lecturers don't just care about anything, most lectures take place in the convocation arena.... noise everywhere... I just tire
Nice one!!!! As a teens teacher, i also feel the pain as i see the rot in the educational system. But guess what, the politicians children mostly school abroad so what is the big deal to them. He who has no wealth in Nigeria will suffer.
Class Action each and everyone owed should take these law markers to court has a group not has individuals,ICC should be made aware of these fraudulent law makers.
Thank you JB, you're always saying things the way they are, I pray sooner than later your voice will be heard and Nigeria will rise again. Being a graduate from Nigerian public tertiary institution (Benue state University), I'm a living witness of all what you said. Sometimes I wish I knew about personal finance before gaining admission, because our education system is basically teaching over 80% of students courses that have no life benefits even after their graduation which is usually over extended as a result of regular strike actions by lecturers. I've been a victim like I said, spending 6 years for a 4 years course in Benue state University. Many of my mates won't be able to go for NYSC as a result of this irregularities. Thank you JB for the good work, God bless you.
Corruption is pervasive in the Nigerian education system, affecting the allocation and utilization of funds. Embezzlement and mismanagement of resources meant for educational development undermine efforts to improve the sector. Additionally, teachers in Nigeria often receive inadequate training and professional development. Coupled with low salaries and poor working conditions, teacher morale is generally low, affecting their performance and commitment. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive approach involving increased funding, improved infrastructure, political stability, anti-corruption measures, teacher training, curriculum reform, and socio-economic support for families. Only through concerted efforts from the government, private sector, and civil society can the decline in Nigerian education be reversed, ensuring a brighter future for the nation’s youth. But I tell you, our institutions are very weak to deal with corruption, and this makes it IMPOSSIBLE. I sincerely weep for next generation😢😢
Unfortunately, it not , Nigeria as a country is not going anywhere, the reality is poverty will continue and it will get worse, the poor will suffer . Also Nigeria is not the only country in this terrible situation, in fact 70% of Africa countries are suffering, children futures are being destroyed, while the politicians are stealing as much money as they can get away with without any consequences.
That's a poignant observation! It's indeed disheartening to see leaders who have benefited from free education and other privileges, yet fail to prioritize the welfare and development of their people. It's a stark reminder of the disconnect between those in power and the communities they serve.
Personally i've given up on the education system in Nigeria, what a shame it is to see this, Going to the university is almost useless now because of irrelevant courses or good courses taught with outdated materials.... WITH ALL OF THIS ALL OF THIS THE PRIORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT IS THE NATIONAL ANTHEM, what a shame!!!. I'd rather advise people to develop high paying income skills, because i've had people tell me they wished they invested their university time learning a skill.
I was in Wuse Market in Abuja back in October 2023, it was in the middle of the day and saw so many kids pushing wheel barrows... I asked one kid why he isnt in school and how old he was, he said he did not know how old he was... SMH
Hello Bela Jude I'm from Ogun state I reside in idiroko precisely, we have been sleeping in darkness for the past 20 years. NEPA always comes around to collect bills even though we don't have lights. Our state house of assembly aren't saying anything about it. Please I'm pleading with you to bring our plights to light. Please help us.
Underpaid teachers. Literally the people who shape the minds of young people. I remember being taxed my very teacher's who were meant to prepare me for a future of financial independence. And we wonder why we are where we are and I went to a private school. Mind you, things are getting more expensive. Why do we even bother !? 1.9 million writing jamb and many people fail but it just means that all of them are coming back to rewrite again because somehow it's their fault. The educational system won't change because the people who benefit from its failures won't let any change happen.
Most Nigerian politicians and elite send their children abroad to be educated. The one’s that school in Nigeria are rich enough to send them to the best and most expensive educational institutions in the country. Nigeria eh! There was once a country………
I don’t know which is better. I noticed in the north school children are taught with their native language, meanwhile in edo state i have never seen such and it’s quite common for people to not be able to to speak their native language fluently.
It would actually be great if the 6% of the budget that was earmarked for education actually reached the educational system in Nigeria. It so happens to be that majority of money actually goes to politicians and very little is left for the education system, so that 6% might actually be close to 1% or even a half percent.
Nigeria Public Schools are appalling🥵. But, it is not surprising because it is not affecting the rich ones, those in power…..their children are in private schools or studying overseas🥲.
There are many bad schools in Nigeria. However, there are many okay schools too. And not all Nigerian Public universities are dilapidated. We are fighters and we know how to find a way. We still compete against other countries and sometimes win.
**** SERIOUS **** Jude Bela please read your email - cheers and my sincere heartfelt SALUTE to you voicing out one of the BIGGEST possible concerns an entire country can possibly face. (Yes it is a big email.)
Now i know Jude and i went to the same university in Benue state. Uniagric. What an experience. Any country who does not invest in education (formal or informal) should be ready for doom
Imagine the number of lecturers that have resigned in the last 4 years, who will want to apply for these positions when there are better offers out there? We're heading to towards dangerous territory.
@@realjudebela This is a sad reality indeed. Thank you Jude for voicing out this in your own little way. I think if everyone of us keep demanding and putting pressure on these "leaders" to do the right thing, we will start seeing gradual change. God bless you Jude.
Thank you for shedding light on this Jude, even I am surprised at my ignorance of the current state and future of Nigeria's education sector. Please share this as you watch!!
...moral instruction studies MUST be reintroduced into the schools syllabus. Also, trained seasoned educational administrators should be assigned to take oversee a certain number of schools in designated areas, they the administrators and head of the school must be held responsible for the development and progress of those schools under their guidance. The federal government and state governments should provide policies and grants to the education ministries, which in turn disburse the funds to the administrators and then to head of individual schools as when requested for a school maintenance/repairs and development. The government and education ministry's should hands off the management of schools,colleges, and universities. They should only provide the policies and funding and ensure funds are used for what they have been requested/required for and monitor the standard of teaching/education in each school.
maybe the university lecturers can open their own private universities to help the students who wants to learn since the government is not doing anything to change or solve the problem.
And who's going to fund them? Things are more expensive now than ever, and to open a proper school with standard facilities is easier said than done. We're talking tens of millions of naira here, potentially hundreds of millions. Where's all that money going to come from? Well meaning philanthropists can donate, but it'll never be enough, and bear in mind, we're not just talking about one school here, we're talking about hundreds of schools across the country.
Stay safe Baby Brother Jude, my heart bleeds for my great people who have been let down. I was in Secondary School when the UPN party won the election in the western states of Nigeria. We had text books, notebooks, pens, pencil erasers, Math sets given to us every year. This same Nigeria is now being run by a different breed of politicians. What a waste of human resources, when other countries are unable to populate their country fast enough. We have it all the weather, cultures, people and resources.
Meanwhile, you people will come online and argue with Ghanaians, who have free education from primary 1 to SHS 3, including feeding... Giants of Africa indeed
It's not dying Jude, it's already dead. The problem is national anthem that's why we just changed it. Things will get better soon. We even sponsored hajj with billions for God to answer us, yeah.
@@realjudebelathey know what to do. The don’t want to, they rather make billions and send their families abroad. If the country crumbles they’d just run abroad, where they’ve hidden stolen money. They don’t see Nigeria as their home, no patriotism
What's a church when Jude out here doing the Lord's work 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾this man has to be protected🙌🏾
Please o 😅😅
Church is very important. 🙏
@@realjudebela our educated religious leaders turned blind eyes also. pls let us call all leaders out.
I'm an unbeliever so 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️😅
Leave the Church alone. It does a lot that you don't know. Charity, and all.
At all cost😢
We should be liking this man's videos more. He is a national treasure
So sad, I weep for my country. The education that i didn't get in my country is what i got free here in Europe. I'm so sad about Nigeria.
My heart is broken 😞 this country is failing it citizens.
😪
This is deep. We are busy changing national anthem.
Love from Makurdi, you make us proud young man. Our hope is that we still have people like you in this country that are working with us to make our situation better. God bless.
Yorubas say "lawlessness is the bane of anarchy." Politicians seem to be exploiting the ignorance of people who do not understand that there is some semblance of law and order in the country. Those who are not paid their salaries can sue the state or federal agencies responsible for breach of contract. This can be a class action lawsuit which will attract a lot of public scrutiny. The opposition parties should be educating the citizens about their rights if they really care about making a difference. Not taking action is why Politicians are getting away with murder in the country.
I don't think Nigerians and Nigerian lawyers have the courage for that
You are awesome! Keep it up!, this was part of my story
Thank you for your support 🙏.
I cry for Nigerians
It's JB again! Thanks for this master piece name sake
Jude you are truly amazing. I went to abuja recently and I just walked around. I saw a school and a church. The church was looking way better than the school. The school didn't even have windows. I wanted to cry cos i have been privileged to study abroad for last 16 years due to my parents relocation to the UK. U can literally look into the classroom and a few minute walk away from the school, you will see a school where parents pay millions for their children to attend. Nigeria is turning to a failed state.
We need to invest more in public schools. We will continue to bring the failures of our leaders to limelight until they do better. We will get it right someday, I just hope its not too late then.
@realjudebela the problem we have is that politicians don't send thier kids to public schools anymore, which means they care about public schools. If nigerian politicians are forced to send their kids to public school. I am certain, the quality of public schools will improve significantly, like they were in 1990s.
Children of public office holders should be made to attend public schools from primary to tertiary level
Now this comment I like
Who is going to make them?
this is one of those videos that make you see the bigger picture of Nigeria from all perspectives.
BRAVO !!!
The devil have more empathy than Nigeria leaders. I just can’t comprehend the wickedness in them
Exactly
Am always curious when you post. Bitter truth of history ❤
I'm*
well done my darling brother, i am happy for your success as a youtuber at least, i a crying internally for the country
Thank you. 🙏
This will make a good Nigerian movie.
But when Tinubu administration shouts "renewed hope", none of that goes to Education, instead goes to a highway that no one asked for
Highway leading to nowhere
What Highway??? 😂😂 Stew you serious? Do you honestly think they will build it? Guy man, are we not Nigerians
GOD will fight for Nigeria and Nigerians. But the citizens gotta do their parts too.
God stopped Fighting for us since we refused to face the truth as a collective.
People with vision fought for Singapore, Malaysia and today Rwanda...
God can't put food in our mouths when he's given us all we need to thrive...
cheers.
God abandoned Nigeria a long time ago, my brother
Maybe you should stop waiting on God and do it yourselves.
There is no god bro
omoh this video is so relatable... Nigeria education is so bad... I'm a 200 level student and lecturers don't just care about anything, most lectures take place in the convocation arena.... noise everywhere... I just tire
Nice one!!!! As a teens teacher, i also feel the pain as i see the rot in the educational system. But guess what, the politicians children mostly school abroad so what is the big deal to them. He who has no wealth in Nigeria will suffer.
God bless you for all you do for the teens. Teaching is not an easy vocation, I hope our leaders get to appreciate the effort.
Horrible governments on the continent.
Education is dying in the country and the leaders are changing anthem 🥺
Class Action each and everyone owed should take these law markers to court has a group not has individuals,ICC should be made aware of these fraudulent law makers.
Been enjoying your channel of lately too real bro too real
🙏
We are in deep shit Jude, i am scared for our children in future
It's a scary situation.
There’s no future for Nigeria if it carries on like this
Looking forward to your videos
Glad you like them!
You deserve more than a million subscribers
Thanks Bella oo , for this video. Let me buy cold zobo , while I enjoy this video on my tv. Me wey done watch all your videos. I can't get enough
Thank you JB, you're always saying things the way they are, I pray sooner than later your voice will be heard and Nigeria will rise again.
Being a graduate from Nigerian public tertiary institution (Benue state University), I'm a living witness of all what you said. Sometimes I wish I knew about personal finance before gaining admission, because our education system is basically teaching over 80% of students courses that have no life benefits even after their graduation which is usually over extended as a result of regular strike actions by lecturers.
I've been a victim like I said,
spending 6 years for a 4 years course in Benue state University. Many of my mates won't be able to go for NYSC as a result of this irregularities.
Thank you JB for the good work, God bless you.
🙏
I pray we get to see the fortunes of our country change in our lifetime.
Corruption is pervasive in the Nigerian education system, affecting the allocation and utilization of funds. Embezzlement and mismanagement of resources meant for educational development undermine efforts to improve the sector. Additionally, teachers in Nigeria often receive inadequate training and professional development. Coupled with low salaries and poor working conditions, teacher morale is generally low, affecting their performance and commitment.
Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive approach involving increased funding, improved infrastructure, political stability, anti-corruption measures, teacher training, curriculum reform, and socio-economic support for families. Only through concerted efforts from the government, private sector, and civil society can the decline in Nigerian education be reversed, ensuring a brighter future for the nation’s youth.
But I tell you, our institutions are very weak to deal with corruption, and this makes it IMPOSSIBLE. I sincerely weep for next generation😢😢
These children deserve a chance.
This country is done honestly 😢
Unfortunately, it not , Nigeria as a country is not going anywhere, the reality is poverty will continue and it will get worse, the poor will suffer . Also Nigeria is not the only country in this terrible situation, in fact 70% of Africa countries are suffering, children futures are being destroyed, while the politicians are stealing as much money as they can get away with without any consequences.
@@victoredwards3959 exactly. The situation has been bad for a long time. It will continue to be bad and nothing will happen.
This Jude is too good, keep it up
Thanks for the exposure ❤
Nice content
Why are u describing my school?
The funny old days 🤣
Funny: as of 1998 and 99 we donated blocks to build our primary one and two.
😪😪😪
That's a poignant observation! It's indeed disheartening to see leaders who have benefited from free education and other privileges, yet fail to prioritize the welfare and development of their people. It's a stark reminder of the disconnect between those in power and the communities they serve.
Same leaders spend huge sums of money on frivolous things.
@@realjudebela Good Job Boss, we appreciate your commitment for discussing our real issue in the country
Thank you speaking the truth. Keep standing tall
God bless you my brother 🙏
A way to go Jude. I am so, so proud of you. You discovered your niche and do it so well.
Thank you 🙏
Jude, you are doing a good job. Can't wait to see your next video. ❤❤❤
Jude, you are phenomenal ❤️ ♥️ 🙌
Absolutely right.
Jude, weldone!💯
Thank you 🙏
Great piece here, you've said it all🥹
I can relate 🤣 It schooled in benue.
You’re a rare Gem❤
Personally i've given up on the education system in Nigeria, what a shame it is to see this, Going to the university is almost useless now because of irrelevant courses or good courses taught with outdated materials....
WITH ALL OF THIS ALL OF THIS THE PRIORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT IS THE NATIONAL ANTHEM, what a shame!!!.
I'd rather advise people to develop high paying income skills, because i've had people tell me they wished they invested their university time learning a skill.
I was in Wuse Market in Abuja back in October 2023, it was in the middle of the day and saw so many kids pushing wheel barrows... I asked one kid why he isnt in school and how old he was, he said he did not know how old he was... SMH
😥
You are a blessing brother!
Thanks!
Thank you for your support.
Like literally the education system is bad. I was marking my mom's students scripts yesterday in jss 2 and what i was see ing was unimaginable.
😢😢😢 I'm short of words 😭
Thank you very much, Jude
🙏
Hello Bela Jude I'm from Ogun state I reside in idiroko precisely, we have been sleeping in darkness for the past 20 years. NEPA always comes around to collect bills even though we don't have lights. Our state house of assembly aren't saying anything about it. Please I'm pleading with you to bring our plights to light. Please help us.
What ? Are you serious ? 😮
Underpaid teachers. Literally the people who shape the minds of young people. I remember being taxed my very teacher's who were meant to prepare me for a future of financial independence. And we wonder why we are where we are and I went to a private school. Mind you, things are getting more expensive. Why do we even bother !?
1.9 million writing jamb and many people fail but it just means that all of them are coming back to rewrite again because somehow it's their fault. The educational system won't change because the people who benefit from its failures won't let any change happen.
Thanks for this you're a hero
Nigerian Education System. 🚮
My dear young man, you're wise beyond your years. Keep up the great work 💯👋
Most Nigerian politicians and elite send their children abroad to be educated. The one’s that school in Nigeria are rich enough to send them to the best and most expensive educational institutions in the country. Nigeria eh! There was once a country………
Weldon oo, they will see this video but won't do anything
Jude.... This one weak me ooo 😢 where do we begin to revive this?
I cry 4 my nation
I don’t know which is better. I noticed in the north school children are taught with their native language, meanwhile in edo state i have never seen such and it’s quite common for people to not be able to to speak their native language fluently.
Thank you very much as always
BSU was heavily overpopulated, we had about 1K students in 100 Level
It would actually be great if the 6% of the budget that was earmarked for education actually reached the educational system in Nigeria. It so happens to be that majority of money actually goes to politicians and very little is left for the education system, so that 6% might actually be close to 1% or even a half percent.
Your content is so wow
Nice 👍 one my dear brother congratulations 👏🎉 and good God almighty bless you and your family keep the good work
Thank you 🙏.
Nigeria Public Schools are appalling🥵. But, it is not surprising because it is not affecting the rich ones, those in power…..their children are in private schools or studying overseas🥲.
Our leaders only care when it affects them directly.
Great job.
I’m glad a Nigerian is telling our stories in HQ standard
Who else is supposed to be telling it?
@@amehka5416 Read to understand
There are many bad schools in Nigeria.
However, there are many okay schools too. And not all Nigerian Public universities are dilapidated.
We are fighters and we know how to find a way. We still compete against other countries and sometimes win.
That can be said about any group of people so don't go patting yourselves on the back.
This shouldn't be said about a country that has the rich buying private jets like keke. Don't justify anything about this shame.
Need a story about charity organizations
**** SERIOUS **** Jude Bela please read your email - cheers and my sincere heartfelt SALUTE to you voicing out one of the BIGGEST possible concerns an entire country can possibly face. (Yes it is a big email.)
So sad and you are such a Brilliant young and responsible man . Thanks for all the content you produce .
So nice of you
Now i know Jude and i went to the same university in Benue state. Uniagric. What an experience.
Any country who does not invest in education (formal or informal) should be ready for doom
Imagine the number of lecturers that have resigned in the last 4 years, who will want to apply for these positions when there are better offers out there? We're heading to towards dangerous territory.
@@realjudebela This is a sad reality indeed. Thank you Jude for voicing out this in your own little way.
I think if everyone of us keep demanding and putting pressure on these "leaders" to do the right thing, we will start seeing gradual change.
God bless you Jude.
Great effort, Jude. Thank you.
Thank you too!
I love you JB.
Being the son of a reacher does show on you.
Foundation, l always say matters.
God bless teachers.
My 1 to 14 year old generation of Nigeria is f**cked up
Thank you for shedding light on this Jude, even I am surprised at my ignorance of the current state and future of Nigeria's education sector. Please share this as you watch!!
Thank you.
Were in mess😢
...moral instruction studies MUST be reintroduced into the schools syllabus.
Also, trained seasoned educational administrators should be assigned to take oversee a certain number of schools in designated areas, they the administrators and head of the school must be held responsible for the development and progress of those schools under their guidance.
The federal government and state governments should provide policies and grants to the education ministries, which in turn disburse the funds to the administrators and then to head of individual schools as when requested for a school maintenance/repairs and development.
The government and education ministry's should hands off the management of schools,colleges, and universities.
They should only provide the policies and funding and ensure funds are used for what they have been requested/required for and monitor the standard of teaching/education in each school.
Jude Bela♥️👍.
It seems someone somewhere swear for African in general 😢
We did it to ourselves because Africans we're not willing to fight for Africa. We are all swimming 🏊♂️ to Europe 🇪🇺
maybe the university lecturers can open their own private universities to help the students who wants to learn since the government is not doing anything to change or solve the problem.
And who's going to fund them?
Things are more expensive now than ever, and to open a proper school with standard facilities is easier said than done. We're talking tens of millions of naira here, potentially hundreds of millions. Where's all that money going to come from? Well meaning philanthropists can donate, but it'll never be enough, and bear in mind, we're not just talking about one school here, we're talking about hundreds of schools across the country.
Stay safe Baby Brother Jude, my heart bleeds for my great people who have been let down. I was in Secondary School when the UPN party won the election in the western states of Nigeria. We had text books, notebooks, pens, pencil erasers, Math sets given to us every year. This same Nigeria is now being run by a different breed of politicians. What a waste of human resources, when other countries are unable to populate their country fast enough. We have it all the weather, cultures, people and resources.
Thank you.
The annoying part is that these guys are not ready to do anything 😢
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Meanwhile, you people will come online and argue with Ghanaians, who have free education from primary 1 to SHS 3, including feeding...
Giants of Africa indeed
Yeah, I had muscles 😂. Where is it my good friend. Anyway, it's sad😢 very very sad😢😢😢
It is invisible 😂
I wish UNESCO can see this
Comment for the algorithm.
The Jamb part is annoying, after writing an exam am being forced to write it again.
It's well ❤️🩹
It's not dying Jude, it's already dead. The problem is national anthem that's why we just changed it. Things will get better soon. We even sponsored hajj with billions for God to answer us, yeah.
I really don't know who advises our leaders.
@@realjudebelathey know what to do. The don’t want to, they rather make billions and send their families abroad. If the country crumbles they’d just run abroad, where they’ve hidden stolen money. They don’t see Nigeria as their home, no patriotism
Who said we have leaders? We have rulers, not leaders. If all your videos don’t lead to revolution or a jihad, then Nigeria is really dead.
Who said we have leaders? We have rulers, not leaders. If all your videos don’t lead to revolution or a jihad, then Nigeria is really dead.
The story is the same all through the sector
Acredi..?? What...big grammar
Clearly the host is a product of this, his usage of the English language is littered with clues...
Still learning the language 😅. I'll do better next time.