- Education consultant Alex Onyia has criticized the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), for its poor hostel conditions despite receiving ₦2.56 billion from TETFund.
- Sharing a viral photo of a dilapidated male hostel, Onyia described the situation as “a shame,” sparking public outrage and calls for accountability in how the funds were utilized.
Education consultant Alex Onyia has sparked outrage online after sharing a photo showing the deplorable state of a male hostel at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).
Posting on X, Onyia lamented the institution’s poor infrastructure despite reportedly receiving a recent ₦2.56 billion TETFund allocation.
He wrote:
“Here’s the recent TETFund allocation for UNN (₦2.56 billion). Look at what they achieved with it in Male hostel. It’s a shame!”
The viral post drew reactions from students, alumni, and education advocates, who called for an urgent probe into the use of the funds and immediate steps to improve hostel conditions at the university.
See some of the reactions below:
@KaroBlvk said: “NIGERIA’S EDUCATION SYSTEM HAS BEEN DEFEATED!.. it was defeated years ago when lecturers fail you if you don’t buy their textbooks/handouts.”
@aprilbox said: “Now imagine this is the environment that is supposed to create individuals who will provide 24/7 electricity for 🇳🇬. When they themselves never experienced it or anything remotely better”
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In other news…. Skitmaker and singer Lawal Nasiru, popularly known as Nasboi, has revealed that he identifies as both a Muslim and a Christian.
The entertainer explained that his diverse family background shaped his open-mindedness toward religion. According to him, his father is a Yoruba Muslim, while his mother is a Christian from Warri, which makes it impossible for him to be biased or intolerant.
Sharing his thoughts on his X (Twitter) page, Nasboi wrote:
“My papa Yoruba, my mama Warri. My papa Muslim, my mama Christian.
I was born and raised in Port Harcourt. I studied at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom. This is why I can never relate to tribalism or all the religious agendas.”
When a fan inquired about his religious affiliation, Nasboi responded humorously, saying he is “Christmus” a blend of Christian and Muslim.
His statement stirred mixed reactions online, with some netizens praising his inclusiveness, while others criticized him, describing his stance as “confusing.”
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