Some of you just come outside to spew nonsense and write gibberish on the timeline, making yourselves sound stupid. You increase school fees in a country where corruption has eaten deep into the system. A country blessed with oil and other natural resources, yet politicians and public officials continue to steal for their own selfish interests. Instead of addressing these problems, you increase school fees and make education even more difficult for ordinary Nigerians to afford. Then you introduce a student loan, call it interest-free, and tell students they can repay it over several years. You're even making it compulsory for some students who can afford the fees in the first place. Isn't that stupidity? In a country where graduates finish school and struggle to find jobs, you're encouraging them to take loans to pay for an education that might not even guarantee them employment. How does that make sense? Look at other oil-producing countries and how they invest in their people. Why should Nigerians have to struggle this much to get an education in a country blessed with so much wealth? A few years ago, school fees in some of these institutions were less than ₦20,000 or ₦50,000. Now, fees have increased by hundreds of per cent, and you're telling people to accept it because the government has introduced student loans. Yet, these same politicians spend public money on luxury vehicles, unnecessary expenses, and personal benefits. They find money for themselves, but when it comes to ordinary citizens, the solution is to borrow money and pay it back. And you're clapping for them because they introduced student loans? Some of you claim to understand politics and know the government, yet you cannot critically examine the policies of the same government you're defending. I'm not saying student loans are inherently bad. I'm asking why, in a country with our resources, the government is making education increasingly unaffordable and then presenting debt as the solution. Sometimes, when I read certain things on this timeline, I genuinely wonder: Are some of you even living in this country? Don't you know what's happening around you? Don't you understand how these policies affect ordinary Nigerians? The government is supposed to serve its citizens. Is this how you want your government to help you? By making education more expensive and then asking you to borrow money to afford it? And the most painful part is that some of you are celebrating it. Honestly, some of you need to sit down, engage your brains, and think critically before defending every single thing the government does. Because sometimes, the rubbish I read on this timeline is unbelievable.