For millions of Nigerian students, the greatest achievement is not excelling in the system but simply surviving it. One Nigerian child enjoys an abundance of educational resources at foreign colleges and universities, while millions of other Nigerian children face educational scarcity at home. Nigerian students in Nigeria endure conditions no civilized society should tolerate. How much of this borrowed money has genuinely transformed public education? If Nigeria’s political class truly believed in the educational system they administer, they would prove it in the simplest way possible.