Once a FUNAABITE., always a FUNAABITE. Oya... Let's go there.

marenakue:
#IREPFUNAAB

marenakue:
#IREPFUNAAB

marenakue:
#IREPFUNAAB

Fynestboi:
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Guy

marenakue post=33799868:
#IREPFUNAAB

marenakue:
#IREPFUNAAB

Whao! Whao!! Whao!!! Ladies and gentlemen, the educational aficionados, the cerebral analysts and pundits, respected Nairaland intelligentsia and commentariat, observers and watchers all well respected Nigerian students both in Nigeria and Abroad, it's our pleasure to welcome you once again to THE SECOND EDITION OF NAIRALAND INTERSCHOOL DEBATE, the ESSAY SUBMISSION STAGE, Twenty four schools applied for this EDITION but only SIX school sent across their ENTRY ESSAY which presupposes that 6 schools will be climbing the fence of this phase to the group stage...
The first edition is now erstwhile yes it is , all plaudit, acclamation and adoration to God for the megahit of the first edition, and also to our personage Judges and audience..... and here we go with the SECOND CHAPTER OF this esteemed interschool online debate i hope you find it more poignant, savory, piquant and educative.... Relax and read enthralling, bedazzle and spellbind write up from our portentous, stupendous and astounding contestant ... it's our relish to welcome you to the SECOND edition of the NAIRALAND INTERSCHOOL DEBATE. For those who have not been following, you may go through the history here:
https://www.nairaland.com/1851738/nairaland-interschool-debate-2013-2014
*grabs popcorn with smoov*

TOPIC:
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CHIEF HOST
Seun GCFR-NL
Mark Zuckergerg of Nigeria
CEO of Nairaland

CHAIRMAN
lalasticlala


COORDINATOR
Olawalebabs
Fynestboi
Richiez
Fattybabakay


JUDGES
Jarus
Caracta

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UNILORIN (for) VS FUNAAB (against)


[size=15pt]UNILORIN[/size]

shehuaba
illicit
seedorfgf
segtxes23
lukaze
neyoor
kika23

[size=15pt]FUNAAB[/size]


pseudonomer
Nunushokoto
Ibsgal

I Rep funaab....go funaab!!!!!

Funaab for me..... Straight to the point and orderly.

subbieD:



I Rep funaab....go funaab!!!!!

Qmab:
Once a FUNAABITE., always a FUNAABITE.
Oya... Let's go there.

Tell them....... ......Let's go there

seunwen2:
[size=32pt]I rep FUNAAB[/size]

Na Funaab sure pass o.....

Team Unilorin

lets support our very own Funaabites . #TeamFunaab.

dadebayo1:
FUNAAB...... Greatest FUNAABITES I hail o

Great oooooooo

tbasejones:
lets support our very own Funaabites . #TeamFunaab.

#Teamfunaab

@Neyoor, I strongly believe in you but it will be bold enough if you can drop your use of big grammars and for the introduction you started with..... I will say is a No for me, Have watched better presentations and I can say your involvement in the school politics shows one or two things in your Introduction. All in All, you did a great Job (good lines) and I salute your courage For coming out here....

You can win it for us....

Less I forget, you did justice to your write up by letting us see the way it is done (when to start a new paragraph, space between the paragraphs for it to be easily read, when to use your comma and full stop.....)

After reading up on the other contestants, I can tell you I see the judges waving in your favour.... Let's wait and see

#StronglyBehindYou
#TeamUnilorin
#Observing

lacreamieboie:
I go with the FUNAAB guy! Nice one there Kiss Daniel family...

Lol....Yesso

Omowalksola:
Greatest FUNAABITE...

Greatest gbogbogbo!!!!

COMMENT ON ANUMUKUM

Simple English, no show off or verbosity. Began with flawless English but a couple of slips here and there towards the end. Simple appeal to logic and persuasion.

A decent show. But try and spend more time on proofreading if you scale through to the next stage.

Scores to be sent to the moderators.

Fynestboi:
whats your say on the topic.......


is religion and ethnic diversities in Nigeria really a trigger for national chaos or reason we still stand.....[size=18pt] ?[/size]



let read from you sir/ma...

what type of question is this please? Debates are created to create antagonistic and protagonistic opinions on a set topic. Yours does not only confuse but is not even worthy of a debate with the way it's constructed.

Is diversity a cause or harbinger of chaos or unity in a multi ethnic country like Nigeria? Would have been more suitable and correct. This gives a clear cut side to pitch your tent with for the debaters.

With the insertion of the word "really" in the topic. You have actually set the tone for the debate to tilt to the position that diversity causes chaos and the other premise is a false one which was just added to either make the sentence longer or whatever was on the mind of the questioner. It's more suggestive than arguementative.


Good job though for trying to rekindle the lost art of reading and education amongst our Y generation youngsters who prefer writing k, lol and lmao that writing a thought provoking article.

Fynestboi:



waiting for your comments........

OK.

Una dey do ojoro self. Its time the employer and unemployee debate too nah. Abi na banker vs teacher or virgin vs deflowered

Fynestboi:




is religion and ethnic diversities in Nigeria really a trigger for national chaos or reason we still stand..... ?

Obviously, it is a catalyst for national deformation in Nigeria and in this essay, I would explain couple of facts that are involved here.

First of all, religion has remained one of the limiting factors jeopardizing Nigeria's growth, even though the country claimed to live in peace and tranquility to the outside world. The issue of Boko Haram as a case study, is obviously something the so-called entity has not handled properly, as a result, gave way to mediocrity. The nation will continue to struggle due to religious disunity.

Second, ethnic diversity ought to have been the key to unity. Unfortunately, it is other way round. The government is perhaps handicapped probably because of selfish interests by some powerful politicans.

Third, there is a popular saying "united will stand while divided will fall." This is what Nigeria is experiencing at the moment. They're simply not united. Even those who speak the same local language, for example, the Igbos. While Yorubas and Hausas are slightly better.

Infact, whatever it is, we all should understand that we don't have another Nigeria and must make some sacrifices to save our beloved country from further damage. The West are making mockery of us right now and capatalizing on our lack of unity.

In a nutshell, we can only solve these problems by ourselves and make Nigeria a better place for living. What we need now is sincerity, hardwork and unity to turn things around.

subbieD:


Lol....Yesso

Are u a funaabite?

Fynestboi:

....yeahhhh #IrepFunaab

johnny1980:
and what kind of question is this please. Debates are created to create antagonistic and protagonistic opinions on a set topic. Yours does not only confuse but is not even worthy of a debate.

Is diversity a cause or harbinger of chaos or unity in a multi ethnic country like Nigeria? Would have been more suitable and correct. This gives more clear cut side to pitch your tent with for the debaters.

With the insertion of the word "really" in the topic. You have actually set the tone for the debate to tilt to the position that diversity is causes chaos and the other premise is a false one which was just added to either make the sentence longer or whatever. It's more suggestive than arguementative.

hmmmm noted sir...

#TeamFunaab #TeamFunaab #TeamFunaab

As an Alumnus of UNAAB. Giving my full support to Greatest FUNAAB.

Carry on my comrades!!!

subbieD:




Tell them....... ......Let's go there

sure. FUNAABITE! .... AWOOOH!!!

I was here.....#TeamFunaab#...Greatest Funaabites!!!

wristwatch:
Brilliant Show!

Reading and Learning.

Team FUNAAB

We always Rep.......#teamfunaab

Hmmm *grabs mic, clears throat* as a Unilorin Alumni, can I also rep my alma mater here? To the Unilorin guy, you did a good job, but has it was pointed out by other commentators, your 'lugubrious' grammars were killing it. Kudos to you bro, you did well.
Errrrmmm pls shey me sef fit send my own, cos I get plenty tins to yarn for this topic. Mod pls na

Jamzig1:
I was here.....#TeamFunaab#...Greatest Funaabites!!!

Funaabite noni Bro, Let's support them.

edey2real:
As an Alumnus of UNAAB. Giving my full support to Greatest FUNAAB.

Carry on my comrades!!!

Godfather, we hail u....welcome sir



#teamFunaab

DeeTus:
Obviously, it is a catalyst for national deformation in Nigeria and in this essay, I would explain couple of facts that are involved here.

First of all, religion has remained one of the limiting factors jeopardizing Nigeria's growth, even though the country claimed to live in peace and tranquility to the outside world. The issue of Boko Haram as a case study, is obviously something the so-called entity has not handled properly, as a result, gave way to mediocrity. The nation will continue to struggle due to religious disunity.

Second, ethnic diversity ought to have been the key to unity. Unfortunately, it is other way round. The government is perhaps handicapped probably because of selfish interests by some powerful politicans.

Third, there is a popular saying "united will stand while divided will fall." This is what Nigeria is experiencing at the moment. They're simply not united. Even those who speak the same local language, for example, the Igbos. While Yorubas and Hausas are slightly better.

Infact, whatever it is, we all should understand that we don't have another Nigeria and must make some sacrifices to save our beloved country from further damage. The West are making mockery of us right now and capatalizing on our lack of unity.

In a nutshell, we can only solve these problems by ourselves and make Nigeria a better place for living. What we need now is sincerity, hardwork and unity to turn things around.

If I am allowed to comment, the issue of Boko-Haram is never based on religion or ethnicity. Boko-Haram has destroyed Mosques, And the most places they bombed is the north. Same goes to Niger-Delta.

#BetterByFar

tunery004:
Hmmm *grabs mic, clears throat* as a Unilorin Alumni, can I also rep my alma mater here? To the Unilorin guy, you did a good job, but has it was pointed out by other commentators, your 'lugubrious' grammars were killing it. Kudos to you bro, you did well.
Errrrmmm pls shey me sef fit send my own, cos I get plenty tins to yarn for this topic. Mod pls na

ok sir am waiting. .