Caseless2: spot-on! I even heard his mom has a root in yoruba land. He wil make a gud president.

adconline:

It's either you're arithmetically challenged to see the huge difference in number of kids going to school in Kano vs number of kids going to school in Anambra-- or maybe you are a beneficiary of the status quo- deny them education! Niaija has one of the highest child illiteracy rates in the world- all thanks to this type of ur denial.

Let me break down the numbers for dunces like you. The ratio of Kano to Anambra population is 2.3 : 1. So every 2.3 pupils going to school in Kano, Anambra should be sending 1 pupil, but the reverse reverse is the case.


Out of 66k Kano students only 18K got 5 credits and above with a pass rate of 27% while Anambra that registered 52k students, 34k got 5 credits and above with a pass rate of 65%. Makes you wonder if Boko Haram is going away soon?

Education budget: Kano 2014=N20.8bn; Anambra=N7.172bn. Explaining the numbers for dunces again! For every N3 Kano spends on education, Anambra , spends N1 : Ratio: 3 to 1.
Percentage of educational outcome: Kano: 27%; Anambra=65%.. It means that Anambra state is 38% more efficient and productive in training younger ones for university education than Kano with 1/3 of Kano's budget.

adconline: Yet Kano with 10m folks registered 66k students for 2014 WAEC while Anambra with 4.3m folks registered about 52k. Wonder why Boko Haram is terrorizing the state?We must learn how to speak truthfully to power.

barcanista: You are not smart along with the 6ppl that liked your foolish comment. Education is not a "quick fix" but a long term project. Its better to have little number of LEGITIMATE successes than majority illegitimate successes. Not everyone is a product of Special Centers like yourself.
Arrant nonsense

Empty barrels always make the loudest noise. Of what use is a certificate that cannot be trusted? I see we are after that early worm today

barcanista: You are not smart along with the 6ppl that liked your foolish comment. Education is not a "quick fix" but a long term project. Its better to have little number of LEGITIMATE successes than majority illegitimate successes. Not everyone is a product of Special Centers like yourself.
Arrant nonsense

adconline:
Show me what he has fixed in 7 years. Keep dismissing education to ur own peril.. Dunces like u can never grasp the numbers and magnitude of the problem. For umpteenth time, other states with smaller education budgets are sending more kids to primary and secondary schools than Kano. Are miracle centers required to send kids to primary schools?

BuddahMonk: [size=18pt]Kwakwanso did not spend all the money he budgeted in education in Kano State, he donated some, he gave 1Billion to Niger Republic, 1Billion to Chad, 1Billion to Sudan, What an Abok1 leadership
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Rawani:

[size=13pt]You forgot to mention the almost 500 miracle exam centers closed down in Anambra after the exams and before these results were released. What percentage of those 34,000 passes would you estimate are fraudulent considering the huge proportion of these miracle centers?

Don't forget your eraser..[/size]

Rawani:

Empty barrels always make the loudest noise. Of what use is a certificate that cannot be trusted? I see we are after that early worm today

adconline:
Show me what he has fixed in 7 years. Keep dismissing education to ur own peril.. Dunces like u can never grasp the numbers and magnitude of the problem. For umpteenth time, other states with smaller education budgets are sending more kids to primary and secondary schools than Kano. Are miracle centers required to send kids to primary schools?

adconline:

[s]You have to send them to Nursery and primary schools first before you talk about miracle centers..

Numbers from JAMB: in 2012, about 17k students from Imo state got admission into university while about 7k students from Kano got admissions.. Ratio of 2.4 to 1: so for every 2.4 students that got admission from Imo, Kano only has one.

Do u care to know what the literacy disparity is? Adult literacy in Kano is 27.8%; Imo - 80.8%, Lagos-80.5%; youth literacy: Kano-41.9%; Imo-95.7%; Lagos-95.1%.

Explaining these numbers again to dunces! Less than 3 of 10 Kano adults can read and write while 8.5 out of 10 adults can read and write in Lagos and Imo states. Only 4 of 10 Kano youths can read and write while 9.5 out of 10 youths in Lagos and Imo can read and write.
If these youths who have been deprived of basic education by the feudal and hegemonic few, know that someone like you is in full support of their continuous deprivation, you would be Boko Haramed![/s]

adconline:

You have to send them to Nursery and primary schools first before you talk about miracle centers..

Numbers from JAMB: in 2012, about 17k students from Imo state got admission into university while about 7k students from Kano got admissions.. Ratio of 2.4 to 1: so for every 2.4 students that got admission from Imo, Kano only has one.

Do u care to know what the literacy disparity is? Adult literacy in Kano is 27.8%; Imo - 80.8%, Lagos-80.5%; youth literacy: Kano-41.9%; Imo-95.7%; Lagos-95.1%.

Explaining these numbers again to dunces! Less than 3 of 10 Kano adults can read and write while 8.5 out of 10 adults can read and write in Lagos and Imo states. Only 4 of 10 Kano youths can read and write while 9.5 out of 10 youths in Lagos and Imo can read and write.
If these youths who have been deprived of basic education by the feudal and hegemonic few, know that someone like you is in full support of their continuous deprivation, you would be Boko Haramed!

Rawani:

Answer my question, and quit deluding yourself with basic arithmetic, any half-educated person knows to reference sources when statistics are presented.

barcanista: You are indeed a foolish man. To you education is all about increased number of WASSCE/GCE enrollment powered by illegitimate centers, fraudulent supervisors and cheats parents. You my friend need to be educated.


Fyi: Rabiu Kwankwaso 1st took power in 1999. He introduced freeeee education at all levels, built university, primary and secondart schools. Established post secondary schools, vocational schools and also informal training despite the relative meagre budget. He left power in 2003 and continued from where he stopped in 2011 and even surpassing what he did. Now my friend, you have learnt something this morning. Stop being a dunce

barcanista: The dude is among the group that has been brainwashed by their brainwashed teachers and leaders to believe that a non Diploma/ degree holder is an "Illiterate"

barcanista: Education/literacy is not all about reading and writing in English language. It is about acquiring knowledge and skills that modifies ones attitude, behaviour and cognition. This change enables the individual to effect solutions to problems for the benefit of the individual and the society. It could come through formal, informal or self-taught means.

My friend, I have given you some lessons this morning.
Thank me later

adconline:
Men lie, women lie, numbers don't! Show me some numbers if even they are made up by you and ur ilk to support ur conjectures..

adconline: Your anti- education stance is the reason why beneficiaries of the status quo like u don't want to avail educational opportunities to others..No wonde you are in support of someone who's going to continue that agenda.

barcanista: @ his Mom being frm SW, honestly, I don't really know but one thing I know is that he will definitely make not just a good President but one of the Best Black Presidents

barcanista: he built state iPP. Stop mentioning Jonathan when serious leaders are discussed. Kwankwaso is the Best Governor in this era and one of the Best in History. Its either Buhari or Sai Kwankwaso

Caseless2: if he's chosen by apc, i'm sure he wld make that public. His closeness to obj was blamed on this by kano ppl then...i think that was how the story started coming out that his mom is yoruba. I havnt confirmed d story sha.

Rawani: Kwankwaso is a visionary working on taking Kano State to the top rung of the education ladder. If you want to see how, see [url=https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CCYQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.esspin.org%2Freports%2Fdownload%2F11-file-1247761562-kano_education.pdf&ei=9ZYOVOqBPM3daOTAgZAB&usg=AFQjCNE-D2hXrSw3mmJOBgeO1AXhvzOmpA&sig2=iyKZE3KbyVrb4OgoOVYVJw]here.[/url]

adconline:

You have to send them to Nursery and primary schools first before you talk about miracle centers..

Numbers from JAMB: in 2012, about 17k students from Imo state got admission into university while about 7k students from Kano got admissions.. Ratio of 2.4 to 1: so for every 2.4 students that got admission from Imo, Kano only has one.

Do u care to know what the literacy disparity is? Adult literacy in Kano is 27.8%; Imo - 80.8%, Lagos-80.5%; youth literacy: Kano-41.9%; Imo-95.7%; Lagos-95.1%.

Explaining these numbers again to dunces! Less than 3 of 10 Kano adults can read and write while 8.5 out of 10 adults can read and write in Lagos and Imo states. Only 4 of 10 Kano youths can read and write while 9.5 out of 10 youths in Lagos and Imo can read and write.
If these youths who have been deprived of basic education by the feudal and hegemonic few, know that someone like you is in full support of their continuous deprivation, you would be Boko Haramed!

chimerase2: u only read and hear in paper and online forum hv u seen wat he has done in person
The overhyping is too much jare

barcanista: Education/literacy is not all about reading and writing in English language. It is about acquiring knowledge and skills that modifies ones attitude, behaviour and cognition. This change enables the individual to effect solutions to problems for the benefit of the individual and the society. It could come through formal, informal or self-taught means.

My friend, I have given you some lessons this morning.
Thank me later

adconline:
Could you glean some numbers those "projected" but not actual figures to support your argument that education doesn't matter or what? Benchmark for comparison is JAMB and WAEC. He has been governor for 7 years and it takes 6 yrs to train students from JSS1 to SS3..

barcanista: Beneficiaries of what status quo? Who's anti-education here? Is it me that has been educating you on what education is or you that considers education to be WAEC enrolment and "degree/diploma" acquistion? My friend go through our comments and reconsider your argument(which I don't even understand).

If you weren't taught that education could be:
Formal, Informal or self-education then you need to sue your Teachers and Leaders for deception. Let me even give you examples of great leaders that followe the respective routes:

Formal Education: Bill Clinton, Obama, Cameron etc

Informal Education: Lula da Silva(Immediate Paste President of Brazil), Jacob Zuma, Incumbent South African President

Self Educated: Sir Isaac Newton, George Washington (Who rose to become a Supreme Court Justice and later USA President).

barcanista: It is because you have been programmed to appreciate mediocrity from your SE leaders and Jonathan that is why you find it "impossible" to believe.

adconline:
What a product of failed education or half baked education! These folks with informal education are smart and literate while we are talking about folks who are illiterates.. Your cited personalities are outliers while we are talking about folks who subpar average.. Your sense of comparison is intellectually jaundiced!

barcanista: It is because you have been programmed to appreciate mediocrity from your SE leaders and Jonathan that is why you find it "impossible" to believe.

adconline:
What a product of failed education or half baked education! These folks with informal education are smart and literate while we are talking about folks who are illiterates.. Your cited personalities are outliers while we are talking about folks who subpar average.. Your sense of comparison is intellectually jaundiced!