School NA SCAM: The Lie They Made Us Believe

22/02/2026

School na scam ke

20/02/2026

If you are yet to get admission into higher institution, read as many books as possible. Before I gained admission, I had read 100 books.

11/02/2026

The difference between schooling and education is that, schooling is formal only. Education is both. Don't just go to school, get educated!

27/01/2026

It's kind of weird when a graduate types in shorthand, so what's the difference between you and an illiterate?

24/01/2026

22/01/2026

Writing in shorthand is basically for illiterates because they don't know how to spell properly. Why will you be In school or done with school and be doing such

12/01/2026

Education is better than schooling.

09/01/2026

It’s 2026, you need to know that;

Ph.D is FREE in Hungary,
Ph.D is FREE in Saudi Arabia,
Ph.D is FREE in Finland,
Ph.D is FREE in Denmark,
You'll get paid to do Ph.D in Holland,
You'll get paid to do Ph.D in Austria,
You'll get paid to do Ph.D in Italy,
Ph.D is cheap in Israel,
Ph.D is cheap in New Zealand,
Ph.D is cheap in France,
Ph.D is cheap in Norway.

© Big Yemm

30/12/2025

I laugh anytime I hear misguided Nigerian youths shout "school Na scam", and they go ahead making a baseless claim about Bill Gates dropping out of school and building one of the biggest companies in the world today, Microsoft.

But they often miss a very important point, Bill didn't drop out of one mushroom University in the village, Bill dropped out of Havard.

Do you know what it takes to be admitted into Harvard in the first place?

In his time at Harvard, he built super strong networks that you almost will never have access to, he was exposed to coding very early on, and he was always locked in practicing.

His mum was super influential and connected.

With all of these advantages, finding like-minded people to build with wasn't a problem, raising money wasn't a problem, scaling wasn't a problem.

So his dropping out of Harvard was an advantage, it is most likely not the same story for you.

But for you, if you drop out of school today, you have 100% increased your chances of getting poor.

I believe that education is the shortcut to a poor man's child to wealth.

It might not be a one time hit, but once you commit to self development, you're already a step ahead of millions who choose not to prioritise self development.

In 2026, prioritise your education.

If at some points you dropped out of school because you felt you were going to hit it big as a drop out, the chances are too slim, get back to school.

It is why we started Edkit Africa, to catch them young and inspire little children to stay in school.

With just a new pair of school uniforms for a child that his/her parents can't afford, we restore pride, dignity, a sense of belonging and self-esteem, which are necessary ingredients for making children feel included and greatly reduce drop out rates.

What are you doing today to encourage someone to remain in school or purse self development?

Favour Stanley

28/12/2025

19 Associate Professors and 299 PhDs in 14 Countries: Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso’s Enduring Legacy in Education Unveiled.

Engr. Zahraddeen Sufyan, PhD.(Triple Scholar)

Dr. Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso has unveiled 318 PhD Kwankwasiyya Scholars sponsored to 14 different countries between 2011 and 2025.

Among the beneficiaries, 19 are currently Associate Professors, 251 are Senior Lecturers/ Assistant Professors, while 48 serve as Lecturer I and Directors in various ministries and institutions.The unveiling took place at North West University, Kano, during the Kwankwasiyya Scholars Assembly Convention on 24th December, 2025.

Scholars from within Nigeria and across the diaspora shared powerful stories of gratitude, impact, and professional success, highlighting the transformative value of sustained investment in education and human capital development.

List of Kwankwasiyya Scholars Currently on Professorial Cadre:

Assoc. Prof. Engr. Zahraddeen Sufyanu, FUD Jigawa (Artificial Intelligence)
Assoc. Prof. Zahraddeen Nasiru Garba, ABU Zaria (Environmental Chemistry)
Assoc. Prof. Abdulrahman Abubakar Tahir, AU Katsina (Curriculum Studies)
Assoc. Prof. Surajo Sulaiman, NWU Kano (Mathematics)
Assoc. Prof. Engr. Ashiru Sani, ADUSTECH Wudil (Civil Engineering)
Assoc. Prof. Sulaiman Tukur Abdulkadir, FUD Jigawa (Applied Mathematics)
Assoc. Prof. Abdullahi Yusuf, FUD Jigawa (Applied Mathematics)
Assoc. Prof. Aliyu Isa Aliyu, NWU Kano (Applied Mathematics)
Assoc. Prof. Hamisu Sadi Ali, ABU Zaria, (Financial Economics)
Assoc. Prof. Ibrahim Haruna Sani, NWU Kano (Clinical Pharmacology/Public Physician)
Assoc. Prof. Zakariya Uba Zango, AU Katsina (Material and Environmental Chemistry)
Assoc. Prof. Nafiu Zakari, FUD Jigawa (Health and Medical Geography)
Assoc. Prof. Auwal Muhammad, ADUSTECH Wudil (Theoretical and Computational Biophysics)
Assoc. Prof. Mukhtar Bello Mai Sudan, BUK (Political Science)
Assoc. Prof. Murtala Muhammad, ADUSTECH Wudil (Biochemistry)
Assoc. Prof. Muttaqa Uba Zango, ADUSTECH Wudil (Civil Engineering)
Assoc. Prof. Ahmadu Sale, ABU Zaria (Veterinary Pathology)
Assoc. Prof. Suleiman Danladi, BUK (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
Assoc. Prof. Sani D. Iya, NWU Kano (Material Physics)

Estimates based on administrative data, alumni records, and institutional placements indicate that thousands of his scholars are currently serving across 17 Northern states and 4 Southern states of the Federation. In addition, many are serving in no fewer than 20 countries worldwide, reflecting the direct global impact of an educational legacy that truly transcends borders.
As a direct beneficiary of at least 3 different schemes, including a fully funded PhD programme in Malaysia; I express my profound gratitude. Your investment in education has changed lives, and your legacy continues to shape the world. Setting politics aside, he is truly a father of education.

Engr. Zahraddeen Sufyanu, PhD. (Triple Scholar)
Giginyu Ward, Nassarawa LGA.
25/12/25