@thebisidavid: You’re spending a FORTUNE educating your child. But have you stopped to ask: EDUCATING THEM FOR WHAT? £20k a year. £30k a year. Then university. Then debt. All to proudly say: “My child has an advantage.” Advantage in what? Because while we’re training children to pass exams and compete for jobs, the world they’re entering is being rewritten by AI, ownership, technology and distribution. You can give your child a world-class education… for a world that no longer exists. That should terrify you more than a bad school.

AIYEDUN OLANREWAJU BADMUS :

Gbamsolutely

ceecide :

We are on same page . I have made my decision on my kids already because school is never a guarantee for success but letting them go into real life labour at an early age builds a foundation and decision for them . Skills is the new education

Ajosh Couture :

I'll like to meet with you soon sir🙏

Abdullah :

if there is one thing is hate hearing and disagree with is: "better education". how?? mahn we studied home and here we are doing well here. what exactly do people mean better education?????

Truth be told :

Next time your response to' you are the one asking people to go back to Nigeria' should be 'you are one of the people coming to my comment section with zero understanding of my message'🙏

bola giwa60 :

thank you

Mike Dan :

Bisi, let me challenge your argument from another angle. The UK is actually one of the countries where alternatives to conventional classroom education are far more developed and accessible. There are colleges, apprenticeships, vocational programmes, internships and other practical pathways that offer young people opportunities beyond the traditional academic route. Some parents even deliberately combine conventional education with these alternative pathways, depending on their children's interests and abilities. Take my daughter, for example. She loves football. The reality is that Nigeria cannot currently offer her the same opportunities, facilities and pathways to develop that passion as the UK can. That is one of the reasons she is here. Who knows? Someday, she could become a female Messi. The point is not whether she actually becomes one; the point is that, as a parent, I want to put her in an environment where her potential has the best possible chance to flourish. So, I completely understand the argument that Nigerian parents make enormous sacrifices to give their children better opportunities hence their sacrifices Many genuinely do. Parents are not doing it all for someone's machine or the regular approach. All you have said, parents are already tapping into it However, even after conceding all of that, I can still challenge the broader notion behind my argument which you.will agreewith. And I think my challenge goes much deeper. Do you want me to tell you why?

Advocate for Ghana & Africa :

I’m imagining if the parents of Jayson Arday had similar thoughts; and yet today, when it all seemed like a big breakthrough, what are we seeing? Africans!! Until when are we going to realise??

Moz O :

I have been saying this times are changing rapidly. We must move as fast as possible

Lilian |Digital Business Coach :

Oh my goodness! I have been screaming this for those who care to hear - the world is evolving! If us adults don't understand this, then how would our kids get it? Its been 100 years since the 9-5 was formalised legally but does it really suit the world we are in today? We do indeed need to be questioning stuff but some people have a fixed mindset. Thank you for articulating this.

Crown of wealth 👑 :

The world is evolving…….👌

nkem :

kudos to you bro, let those that have ears 👂 let them hear.

Okikiola :

You are making sense 🙏

Ms Zainab :

Some parents are sending their kids to EU countries for Bachelor’s degrees

Olive branches :

So way forward?

jojo buchanno :

but what exactly are you enfarcesing, are you all about wealth and what about humans fulfillment on earth ,

Del Piero407 :

You are always on point 👏

Prince Olude Ademola :

Prince Olude Ademola :

Hmmmm

thinny_love1331 :

May the soul of Professor Jason Arday rest in perfect peace. I am sure his Ghanaian parents decided to stay in the UK because of the kids but here we are today… The future no man can tell, there is no clear future in a country filled with racist remarks and ideologies… Live your life in good health and plan well for your kids… The idea of “living in the UK because of the kids” is outdated… it has actually done more harm than good if you roll out a community survey amongst those who tread with that ideology… God bless Nigeria…

Nerovatravel :

Unfortunately, you cannot teach what you don't know.

bobby :

🥰🥰🥰🥰

sarahjanepreyabai2 :

👏👏👏

Hilltop organic farm,kokrobite :

African kinds and knives crimes and gangster life in UK