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Social critic, Scott Iguma, compares the state of infrastructure in a Chinese university with those in Imo state university

Social critic Scott Iguma has compared the state of infrastructure in a Chinese university with those in Imo State University.He shared a video showing the pristine state of the infrastructure in a university in China. The video showed the up-to-date infrastructure within the premises of the Chinese university.He went on to share a video showing the deplorable state of infrastructure in the Imo State University campus. He wondered how students in the Nigerian institution are expected to compete favorably with their counterparts when they are made to study in poor facilities.Watch the video he shared below     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial)   The post Social critic, Scott Iguma, compares the state of infrastructure in a Chinese university with those in Imo state university appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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