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‘We Can Argue All We Want But School Is Partly Scam’ – Nollywood Actor, Jim Iyke
Veteran Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke, has suggested that there is some truth to the controversial claim that school is a scam.
NEWSNGR reports that Iyke, while speaking in a recent interview with media personality, Joey Akan, said many successful and wealthy people in society do not have formal education.
The movie star argued that many former students, including himself, are now doing far better than their lecturers.
According to Jim Iyke, the true path to success lies in learning from one’s parents’ or mentors’ experiences, as well as in survival and economic skills.
He said, “There is some truth to ‘school na scam’. I am doing better than all my lecturers. I once met one of my lecturer, who is now late, on a plane and we both knew who was doing better. If had taken everything him taught me verbatim and applied it in my pursuit, I wouldn’t have been successful.
“I will tell you what worked. It is what the uncles, the traders who barely went to school, told me. They told me go left at all time and never right. The father who told me to forget theories and know when to be ruthless, conform or stand my grounds and what books to read.
“Some of the wealthiest men in the world did not get it from classroom. How many of them have PhD? I have a PhD holder who works for me. We can argue all we want but school is partly scam.”

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