mvem:
...d way u talk means u havent travelled well...what do u mean by north?...u talk as if north na one state...infact is not all states in the north that u consider as hausa speaking states....u teach normally in english in schools wherever in nigeria but when taken to rural places u see students that dont speak english at all....dey use d native language to teach dem.....in north mostly core north like katsina,borno,jigawa, yobe, in the rural sides of d states people dont understand anything in englush and am serious....but u still see schools with students preparing for exams and ssce even jamb...d schools and teachers mostly help them....u dont even hv to go far, go to villages in delta,enugu,benue,abia etc u see students that cant speak english well or write with it but still dey do take ssce exams....i dey lie

browniex:
One of the biggest scam of all times, even the USA fell for it.

ollah2:


Hausa isn't a local language. Don't embarrass yourself.

mvem:
...d way u talk means u havent travelled well...what do u mean by north?...u talk as if north na one state....not only northern states even speak hausa....u teach normally in english in schools wherever in nigeria but when taken to rural places u see students that dont speak english at all....dey use d native language to teach dem.....in north mostly core north like katsina,borno,jigawa, yobe, in the rural sides of d states people dont understand anything in englush and am serious....but u still see schools with students preparing for exams and ssce even jamb...d schools and teachers mostly help them....u dont even hv to go far, go to villages in delta,enugu,benue,abia etc u see students that cant speak english well or write with it but still dey do take ssce exams....i dey lie

walexsho:

Which country's official Language is Hausa .... A Yoruba man will never tell you Yoruba isn't a local dialect just because it is spoken by a tribe in Brazil. Exposure and sound education goes a long way

PenisCaP:

Yea bro

ollah2:


How are you sure it's all speculations? Not one or two people talked about their experiences yet you keep quoting every body writing nonsense.

jolomiurenyi:



How, tell us...

erico2k2:

you are the one spewing nonsense, speculation is word without proof.Education seem to lack some of you lots like a car which ran outta fuel.

ollah2:


I'm not the one quoting people upandan this thread. I'm not the one stupid enough asking for proof from people who served or have friends/relatives that served up north while sharing their experiences.

You should take your own advise and seek more knowledge.

erico2k2:

U have brought no significant argument to the table or made any sense in total,all what you have said is what you heard and think/assume with no backup. Im sure there are people from the North reading what you are saying and just think you are plain silly.if not they would have jumped on my throat by now.

erico2k2:

My Mum is a Head mistress in a village school, one of the Okpe vilages, she travels from the city down there daily, They teach in English. Thats Delta state,Im giving you 1st hand information.
I served in Enugu state Udi LGA to be precised 1999 I thought in English.
Now I haven't been to the North apart from just traveling fru, what Im waiting for is someone who served there in teaching capacity.
Now There is a village called Nasco, I have meant a guy from there in London and his view are quite different from those expressed here.

ollah2:



Dude, stop embarrassing yourself. Different members have said the exact thing I said, Hausa language is used in writing exams in far north. If you aren't comfortable with that, write the body in charge of it.

Secondly, you are the one not bringing anything to the table besides arguments. You have argued with virtually everybody that commented on this thread.

Finally, stop writing nonsense all over the thread.


Shalom

ginggerxy:
if not scam how can ss3 student preparing for SSCE not know how to speak English. The truth will come out one

ezenwajosh:
They said they where abducted when writing WAEC.... pls do they write waec in Hausa language..... Cox the girls never knew how to write nor speak english

FemiFimile:
lalasticlala this ones no be like Chibok girls again now.

They dont even look like Aboki from the North as know them .

This country called Naija is a dream killer. Just look at those girls and even their composure.

Alot of changed since they jump off Boko Islamist paedophile truck.

ginggerxy:
if not scam how can ss3 student preparing for SSCE not know how to speak English. The truth will come out one

ollah2:



Yes they can write WAEC in Hausa. Matter of fact, they lecture them in Hausa and note that Hausa isn't a local language. It's spoken in some other western countries and WAEC is a West African exam.



Capish

FemiFimile:
lalasticlala this ones no be like Chibok girls again now.

They dont even look like Aboki from the North as know them .

This country called Naija is a dream killer. Just look at those girls and even their composure.

Alot of changed since they jump off Boko Islamist paedophile truck.

ezenwajosh:
They said they where abducted when writing WAEC.... pls do they write waec in Hausa language..... Cox the girls never knew how to write nor speak english

ezenwajosh:
They said they where abducted when writing WAEC.... pls do they write waec in Hausa language..... Cox the girls never knew how to write nor speak english

ollah2:



Yes they can write WAEC in Hausa. Matter of fact, they lecture them in Hausa and note that Hausa isn't a local language. It's spoken in some other western countries and WAEC is a West African exam.



Capish

ezenwajosh:
They said they where abducted when writing WAEC.... pls do they write waec in Hausa language..... Cox the girls never knew how to write nor speak english

walexsho:

Which country's official Language is Hausa .... A Yoruba man will never tell you Yoruba isn't a local dialect just because it is spoken by a tribe in Brazil. Exposure and sound education goes a long way

walexsho:

Which country's official Language is Hausa .... A Yoruba man will never tell you Yoruba isn't a local dialect just because it is spoken by a tribe in Brazil. Exposure and sound education goes a long way

ollah2:



Yes they can write WAEC in Hausa. Matter of fact, they lecture them in Hausa and note that Hausa isn't a local language. It's spoken in some other western countries and WAEC is a West African exam.



Capish