FIRST CLASS OR FIRST MILLION? CAN ₦5,000 FEED A STUDENT FOR ONE WEEK? | STREET TALK | CAMPUS EDITION

Is a First Class degree more valuable than owning a successful business? And in today's economy, can a Nigerian student survive on just ₦5,000 for an entire week? In this thought-provoking episode of Street Talk, Atlantic Media & TV takes the conversation to the College of Education, Warri, to hear directly from students as they share their opinions, ambitions and everyday realities. We explore the age-old debate between academic excellence and financial success. Would you rather graduate with a First Class degree or make your first million before graduation? Does having a university certificate guarantee success, or do practical skills and entrepreneurship hold the key to a brighter future? Then comes the ultimate student survival question: Can ₦5,000 cover your feeding for seven days? From affordable meals and rising food prices to skipping meals and managing limited allowances, our students share their honest experiences. Watch, enjoy the conversations and join the debate! JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Would you choose a First Class degree or a successful business? Can ₦5,000 really feed a student for one week? Drop your answers in the comment section. Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more engaging conversations, street opinions and real-life experiences on Atlantic Media & TV. Atlantic Media & TV: Bringing you closer to the voices and conversations that matter. #StreetTalk #AtlanticMediaAndTV #FirstClassOrFirstMillion #StudentLife #CollegeOfEducationWarri #Warri #StudentSurvival #CostOfLiving #NigerianStudents #EducationInNigeria #Entrepreneurship #Nigeria