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Paul Delight Emah

Student @ Prince Abubakar Audu University Kogi State. • Abuja • 4 months, 2 weeks ago

<p>One distinct and relatable example is in the Jamb office. I can't count the amount of times I've been to Jamb office and experience sheer classism. Glamorously rubbing on your face without any atom of pity.</p><p>Peoples children standing on the line for hour's, (you know how jamb registration queue usually is) only to watch people with flashy cars come with their kids, pass you, if not even push you. Get inside and within few minutes, they are out with the same script you've standing for 5 hours...</p>

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Benx Jnr Student @ University of Abuja • Abuja, Nigeria • 4 months, 2 weeks ago

I experience that also, as I escorted my friend to jamb headquarter in Bwari for jamb regularization.

Same scenario occur too.

And continuously, pure high level of classism have occupied Abuja

Letters From Delight

Student @ Prince Abubakar Audu University Kogi State. • Abuja, Nigeria • 4 months, 2 weeks ago

+ to get.

It's really crazy. Let's not even talk about the classsist shame on people living around the areas you mentioned.

But the hard question is, are we angry about classism, or are we angry because we aren't the classist enjoying the privilege of classism?.

If you had the opportunity to pass a crowd of people and get your stuff done, won't you do it?. Are you good enough to join the line?, when your connection is seated pretty inside, and ready to help you.

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