MILLENNIALS are now becoming fathers and mothers. Some of them enjoyed free education from government schools and some didn’t. But it is becoming clear that education provided by the government today is next to sub-standard in terms of quality and relevance. It is clear that quality education is the divider between the haves and have-nots. And that is why folks from the diaspora tend to secure more job opportunities and command higher wages when they return — they are exposed to far better-quality education as compared to their local counterparts.
But today, we won’t be looking at the decadence of Nigeria’s educational system; rather, we want to see how we can structure an Education Fund that will put parents in a better financial position to fund their children’s education. Quality education has become quite expensive as tuition prices are on the rise, and these prices…
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