How can Kano do better than Osun and Oyo
Are the almajiri schools in the SW no longer functional?

Igbos are known for miracle centres....


Y VINCENT UJUMADU

AWKA—NO fewer than 486 centres of examination magic in Anambra State are to be shut down as part of measures to curb examination malpractices in the education sector, the Commissioner for Education, Professor Kate Omenugha, has said.....



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/anambra-close-486-centres-exam-magic/


Malpractice: more than 10,000 candidates caught in Anambra, says JAMB....


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/malpractice-10000-candidates-caught-anambra-says-jamb-2/amp/


After leading the educational sector for decades,the Yorubas still continue their lead according to statistics available...

TundeBricklayer:

Mind you many Igbos claim many states they are residence as state of Origin especially Lagos
If you can recall when public schools admissions treaded here sometimes ago many Igbos claimed many states outside southeast and south south as states of origin, many Igbos claim Lagos as state of Origin.

Just like below report that show Igbos that represented states including Lagos state at NNPC national quiz

breakdown of participants at the zonal level were – South-South Zone, Alikah Joseph Ehiagwina of Edo came top with 65 points, Ebute Samuel Adakole of Rivers came second with 55 points, while Ohwevwo Oghenetejiri of Delta came third with 50 points. In the [b]South-West Zone, Ezeunala Ekene Franklin of Lagos State, Igban Emmanuel of Ogun and Owoseeni Oreoluwa Olanlesi of Osun State, tied with 55 points each. The South-East Zone, Okeke Tony Kabilan of Enugu State came top with 65 points, Imo contestant, Okeke Ezinne Elizabeth, came second with 55 points and Uzondu Chigozirim Emmanuel of Abia scored 45 points. At the close of the competition for the North-Central Zone, held in Ilorin, Kwara, Okeke Favour of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) scored 65, Ezemba Confidence of Plateau also had 65, while Agada Vincent of Benue scored 75. Kwara and Kogi states, represented by Femi Olufisayo and Ibrahim Wisdom respectively, equally tied to take 4th position with 50 points each, with Niger and Nasarawa states, represented by Olamilekan Oladapo and Ajogwu Benjamin, making the sixth and 7th positions with 35 and 20 points respectively. In the North-West zonal competition, Kaduna State representative, Chijioke Mgbeobukwa, won the contest with 55 points, beating other contestants from Kebbi and Sokoto States who emerged 2nd and 3rd positions with 45 and 40 points respectively. At the end of a keenly contested event for the North East Zone held in Bauchi, Bauchi State representative emerged winner with 50 points while Gombe and Taraba tied with 45 points apiece. Adamawa scored 40 points while Borno and Yobe ended with 25 and 20 points respectively.[/b]

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/18-students-emerge-winners-of-nnpc-quiz-competition/

Igbos represented their schools not claimed to be indigenes of Lagos.Is it not funny and weird to hear that Okudili or Uche is an indigene of Lagos state..

Well..you tried but these are the ones that are neutral and totally merit based.No Nigerian factor....



Yesterday, the U.S. Embassy recognized over 100 young Nigerians selected to participate in the 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship. The Mandela Washington Fellowship is the flagship program of President Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) and a key component of President Barack Obama’s commitment to invest in the future of Africa. The White House developed this initiative in recognition of the critical and increasing role that young Africans are playing in strengthening democratic institutions, spurring economic growth, and enhancing peace and security in Africa.

Speaking at a special gathering in Abuja, U.S. Ambassador James F. Entwistle congratulated the new fellows on their competitive selection amongst 10,000 Nigerian applicants and tens of thousands of others throughout Africa.

Ambassador Entwistle congratulates the Nigerian cohort of the 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship.
Ambassador Entwistle congratulates the Nigerian cohort of the 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship.

“Our goal was to select a diverse group, both geographically and socio-economically, representing all Nigeria has to offer,” said Ambassador Entwistle. “You represent the best of Nigeria’s youth and the future of the country. Your selection says a lot about who you are as young leaders and the level of impact you are having on your communities as entrepreneurs, civic leaders, public servants, and champions of renewable energy,” he added.

On the list were over 90 outstanding young Nigerians including former beauty queen/MBGN 2000 Dr. Matilda Kerry, she has worked consistently to improve the lives of underprivileged children via the George Kerry Life Foundation; Adebola Williams, co-founder of Red Media who has set an indelible standard in the world of media and PR via the Future Awards, YNaija and more; Otto Orondaam who founded Slum2School which is now one of the largest volunteer driven non-profits in Nigeria.

Congrats to everyone selected!

Since 2014, 86 Nigerians have participated in the Mandela Washington Fellowship. Fellows participate in an intensive, six-week program on academic excellence and leadership focused on business and entrepreneurship, civic leadership, public management, and renewable energy at U.S. colleges and universities.



S/N First Name Last Name State Of Origin Track Fellowship Institution
1. Adams Adeiza Kogi Business & Entrepreneurship Northwestern University
2. Adamu Ishiyaku Gombe Civic Leadership Indiana University Bloomington
3. Adaora Uche-Ugwonna Enugu State Business & Entrepreneurship University of Iowa
4. Adebola Williams Lagos Business & Entrepreneurship Clark Atlanta University
5. Adebukola Shonibare Osun Civic Leadership Presidential Precinct
6. Adedayo Adeniyi Osun Civic Leadership Kansas State University
7. Adeniyi Adedokun Oyo State Public Management Bridgewater State University
8. Ahmed Ogunlaja Ogun Civic Leadership University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
9. Andidiong Okon Akwa Ibom Business & Entrepreneurship Virginia Commonwealth University
10. Anita Tele-Oduloye Delta Business & Entrepreneurship Clark Atlanta University
11. Anthonia Abayomi-Ojo Osun Civic Leadership Duquesne University
12. Apolmida Tsammani Bauchi Public Management University of Wisconsin-Madison
13. Arinze Ekwem Anambra Business & Entrepreneurship Rutgers University
14. Ayodele Odeogbola Ogun State Public Management Bridgewater State University
15. Babafemi Adebola Ekiti Public Management University of Wisconsin-Madison
16. Balarabe Ismail Kano Public Management Ohio State University
17. Ballason Gloria Kaduna Business & Entrepreneurship Bridgewater State University
18. Charity Isa Borno State Civic Leadership Purdue University
19. Chidinma Mbanasor Abia Civic Leadership Wagner College
20. Chinelo Uchendu Anambra Civic Leadership University of California, Berkeley
21. Chinenye Ezeakor Enugu Civic Leadership Arizona State University
22. Chukwudi Anyanaso Imo State Public Management Appalachian State University
23. Chukwueme Ubaka Imo Public Management Ohio State University
24. Cosmos Anweh Benue Business & Entrepreneurship Ohio State University
25. Danladi Saleh Idrisa Borno Public Management Virginia Commonwealth University
26. Dauda Sanusi Ogun Civic Leadership Purdue University
27. Ebunoluwa Farinde Lagos Business & Entrepreneurship Dartmouth College
38. Edemawan Ossai Cross River Civic Leadership Arizona State University
39. Egbuna Obianuju Maureen Anambra Public Management Cambridge College
40. Ehigie Imarhiagbe Edo State Public Management Ohio State University
41. Emana Imona Cross River Business & Entrepreneurship University of Maine
42. Emeka Ossai Delta Business & Entrepreneurship University of Texas at Austin
43. Emmanuel Obioha Imo Civic Leadership Drake University In Des Moines, Iowa
44. Ese Ovabor Edo Energy Duquesne University
45. Fadekunayo Adeniyi Lagos Public Management University of California, Davis
46. Fatima Mohammed Yobe Energy University of Illinois
47. Fatima Oyiza Ademoh Kogi Public Management University of California, Davis
48. Feyisara Ogunranti Oyo State Public Management University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
49. Folahanmi Aina Oyo Business & Entrepreneurship Syracuse University
50. Gbenga Oni Ekiti Public Management Lincoln University (Missouri )
51. Grace Ihejiamaizu Abia Civic Leadership Kansas State University
52. Hadiza Kasimu Plateau Civic Leadership Presidential Precinct
53. Hauwa Liman Katsina Business & Entrepreneurship University of Texas at Austin
54. Hussaini Saraki Bauchi Civic Leadership University of Delaware
55. Ibrahim Sawab Borno Civic Leadership Wagner College
56. Ibrahim Audu Salisu Yobe Business & Entrepreneurship Duquesne University
57. Ifeoluwa Oluwole Ondo State Business & Entrepreneurship Dartmouth College
58. Immanuel Charles Akhimien Edo Civic Leadership University of Notre Dame
59. Ishaku Haruna Gombe State Civic Leadership Kansas State University
60. Jamila Bashir Kano Civic Leadership Virginia Tech
61. Jocelyne Agbo Enugu State Business & Entrepreneurship University of Wisconsin-Stout
62. John Paul Usman Kogi Civic Leadership Virginia Tech
63. Jude Onwujei Delta State Civic Leadership Howard University
64. Juliana Owolabi Osun State Business & Entrepreneurship Indiana University Bloomington
65. Kenneth Ati Benue Business & Entrepreneurship Appalachian State University
66. Kyela Gadi Kaduna Civic Leadership University of Maine
67. Lukman Lawal Zamfara Public Management University of Iowa
68. Maalum Nadine North West Province Business & Entrepreneurship University of Notre Dame
69. Matilda Kerry Delta State Business & Entrepreneurship Georgia State University
70. Miriam Odabe Ebonyi Public Management University of Texas at Austin
71. Mohammed Kabir Ibrahim Adamawa Business & Entrepreneurship University of Minnesota
72. Mojisola Ojebode Osun Public Management University of Wisconsin
73. Mubarak Tiamiyu Oyo Business & Entrepreneurship Arizona State University
74. Muhammad Abdullahi Bauchi Business & Entrepreneurship Rutgers University
75. Muhibbat Abdullahi Bauchi Business & Entrepreneurship Purdue University
76. Nana Samuel Borno State Business & Entrepreneurship Lincoln University (Missouri )
77. Nari Welye Adamawa Public Management Syracuse University
78. Nkechi Okwuone Delta State Public Management Arizona State University
79. Nneoma Albert-Benson Imo State Business & Entrepreneurship Arizona State University
80. Obiefule Iroabueke Abia State Public Management Georgia State University
81. Obinna Ebirim Imo Civic Leadership University of Wisconsin-Madison
82. Olajide Kabir Oluwatosin Kwara Business & Entrepreneurship University of Nevada, Reno
83. Olakunle Owoeye Ekiti Public Management University of California, Davis
84. Olanrewaju Suleiman Kwara State Public Management Drake University
85. Olorunfunmi Adebajo Ogun Energy Rutgers University
86. Olufunto OpeoluwaAkinterinwa Ondo State Business & Entrepreneurship Howard University
87. Olumide Mukaila Lawal Lagos Civic Leadership Virginia
Commonwealth University
88. Oluwabusola Majekodunmi Lagos Public Management University of Minnesota
89. Oluwaseun Olaseinde Ondo State Public Management University of Maine
90. Oluwaseun Sangoleye Oyo Public Management Clark Atlanta University
91. Oluwatobi Popoola Oyo Business & Entrepreneurship Howard University
92. Oluwatobiloba Ajayi Osun Public Management Presidential Precinct
93. Omolara Rasheed Ogun Public Management Cambridge College
94. Orondaam Otto Rivers State Civic Leadership Portland State University
95. Sylvester Sede Bayelsa Business & Entrepreneurship Indiana University Bloomington
96. Temitope OluwaseuOkupe Ogun-State Civic Leadership University Of California, Berkeley
97. Tessie-Nkechi Udegboka Anambra Civic Leadership Northwestern University
98. Thaddeus Akpa Kogi Civic Leadership University of Minnesota
99. Theophilus Odaudu Kogi Public Management Syracuse University
100. Titilope Babafunso Osun Public Management Georgia State University
101. Tochukwu Ikpegbu Abia Business & Entrepreneurship University of Iowa
101. Tolulope Sangosanya Ogun State Civic Leadership Portland State University
102. Toochukwu Emerem Imo Business & Entrepreneurship Virginia Commonwealth University
103. Tukur Garba Gada Sokoto Public Management University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
105. Uchenna Igbokwe Anambra Public Management Florida International University
106. Vanessa Willie Edo State Business & Entrepreneurship University of Illinois
107. Veronica Bakam Kaduna Civic Leadership Clark Atlanta University
108. Vweta Chadwick Delta Business & Entrepreneurship University of Delaware
109. Wasiu Peter Oladipupo Ogun State Business & Entrepreneurship Purdue University.



See how Yorubas dominate the list?

18 Ibos
33 Yorubas

Proud omo Oduduwa.

This one can't be manipulated with miracle centers

Hisduchess:

don't mind them my dear.they keep on shouting that nonsense phrase.I thank God that the internet is exposing them.they should go and drag last position with Ndi awusa

Lols inukwa.
Their lies don do

mercyville:


[s]Ojukus need a lot of catching up to do.Yoruba had always led in Youth literacy index and still leads...even with Ojukus' miracle centres.
Yorubas have the highest number of professors.Remember UNN,ABU,UNIABUJA etc have a lot of Yoruba professors.
This is from NUC:[/s]

Lols still living on past glory. .
Igbos are not ur mates they have been dominating in jamb and waec for the past 5yrs
Its a pity u people didnt make use of awolowo free education from the money he stole from great igbo nation.

tossie101:

Lols still living on past glory. .
Igbos are not ur mates they have been dominating in jamb and waec for the past 5yrs
Its a pity u people didnt make use of awolowo free education from the money he stole from great igbo nation.

That stat is from NUC in 2017.Past glory is still there but this is a new and recent glory..

Everybody knows that your success is dependent on miracle centres.Stats and realties have shown that you are miracle
centres' dependants.On merit,you are nowhere close to the Yorubas.Ask these 10000 students....


Malpractice: more than 10,000 candidates caught in Anambra, says JAMB

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/malpractice-10000-candidates-caught-anambra-says-jamb-2/amp/

mercyville:

That stat is from NUC in 2017.Past glory is still there but this is a new and recent glory..

Everybody knows that your success is dependent on miracle centres.Stats and realties have shown that you are miracle
centres' dependants.On merit,you are nowhere close to the Yorubas.Ask these 10000 students....


Malpractice: more than 10,000 candidates caught in Anambra, says JAMB

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/malpractice-10000-candidates-caught-anambra-says-jamb-2/amp/

Hehehe yet igbos southwest schools are trashing u people in academics right in ur backyard.

Hisduchess:

don't mind them my dear.they keep on shouting that nonsense phrase.I thank God that the internet is exposing them.they should go and drag last position with Ndi awusa

Biko a dim interested na your business. Daalu nwanne.

tossie101:


Hehehe yet igbos southwest schools are trashing u people in academics right in ur backyard.

Which Igbo south west school,sir.You mean Corona Schools?
You don fear.God had gifted Yorubas,the best schools,best professors,lawyers etc.
Name any of your schools either in the south west or your south east and compare with any Yoruba school anywhere.
Any school,university,secondary,primary or basic,private or public...Yoruba schools will always trounce the Igbo schools anyday and you know it.

mercyville:


[s]Which Igbo south west school,sir.You mean Corona Schools?
You don fear.God had gifted Yorubas,the best schools,best professors,lawyers etc.
Name any of your schools either in the south west or your south east and compare with any Yoruba school anywhere.
Any school,university,secondary,primary or basic,private or public...Yoruba schools will always trounce the Igbo schools anyday and you know it.[/s]

sorry uncu
Yimu.... only in ur dreams.
Ur years of propaganda are over.
I thank God for the internet.
Many years u deceived people with ur lies

tossie101:


sorry uncu
Yimu.... only in ur dreams.
Ur years of propaganda are over.
I thank God for the internet.
Many years u deceived people with ur lies

lol...uncu

Ojuku will always be an Ojuku,no matter what.
Miracle centres are not good for your health,bruv

Daewang:


Biko a dim interested na your business. Daalu nwanne.

pm me ur contact please

mercyville:

That stat is from NUC in 2017.Past glory is still there but this is a new and recent glory..

Everybody knows that your success is dependent on miracle centres.Stats and realties have shown that you are miracle
centres' dependants.On merit,you are nowhere close to the Yorubas.Ask these 10000 students....


Malpractice: more than 10,000 candidates caught in Anambra, says JAMB

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/malpractice-10000-candidates-caught-anambra-says-jamb-2/amp/

I believe this fake news was debunked a number of times, but I see it still gets peddled:
https://www.pulse.ng/communities/student/jamb-only-7-candidates-arrested-at-exam-centres-in-anambra-id6724844.html

Common sense could have told anyone it's impossible to "catch" 10,000 students cheating in an exam.

mercyville:

[s]lol...uncu
Ojuku will always be an Ojuku,no matter what.
Miracle centres are not good for your health,bruv [/s]

Ok
Sorry for the bad news.
U are now sounding frustrated, bubyeee

Obi1kenobi:


I believe this fake news was debunked a number of times, but I see it still gets peddled:
https://www.pulse.ng/communities/student/jamb-only-7-candidates-arrested-at-exam-centres-in-anambra-id6724844.html

Common sense could have told anyone it's impossible to "catch" 10,000 students cheating in an exam.

That was medicine after death.
Ask the 10000 students...

It is a cultural thing in Igboland since they have decided to catch up with the Yorubas.

What about this. ?



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/anambra-close-486-centres-exam-magic/

Please can someone help me
I try to login to my gce registration
To view my photo card
But all i met is
Access to this candidate detail is not allowed
Please what should i do

mercyville:


That was medicine after death.
Ask the 10000 students...

It is a cultural thing in Igboland since they have decided to catch up with the Yorubas.

What about this. ?



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/anambra-close-486-centres-exam-magic/

But it was proven as fake news. The "486 miracle centers" nonsense is more fake news. There aren't even that many JAMB centres in Anambra, talk more of 486 "miracle centers". If you were more focused on facts than point scoring, silly claims like 10,000 people being caught cheating in Anambra and almost 500 centres being shut wouldn't sound plausible to you.

Secondly, I was raised in Lagos and lived my whole life in Lagos. I wrote my JAMB is Isasi, close to Okokomaiko, and in my JAMB hall, I couldn't count 5 people that were not cheating. I taught in a public Senior Secondary School in Lagos too during my NYSC and the principal of my school (a Yoruba lady of course) sought to bribe me while appealing that I should assist or permit students to cheat during their WAEC. I did allow them cheat (she paid off the WAEC supervisors too), not because she bribed me, but because I didn't really care or consider it my business (imagine me, an ordinary corper, trying to challenge a principal with no integrity). Whether it is Lagos or Ekiti or Osun or Abia or Bayelsa or wherever, Nigerians cheat a lot and have a very skewed notion of integrity and majority of Nigerians secondary school students cheat during their exams, given half the chance. You that is here posting links have most likely cheated a lot in exams in your lifetime. We all know how things are done in this shiithole, but continue deluding yourself.

Hisduchess:


pm me ur contact please

08141154482

...igbos are great people . The most educated people in Nigeria. How they came back from the ashes of the civil war to top virtually on all the indices still remains a mystery. God is with them.

Obi1kenobi:


I believe this fake news was debunked a number of times, but I see it still gets peddled:
https://www.pulse.ng/communities/student/jamb-only-7-candidates-arrested-at-exam-centres-in-anambra-id6724844.html

Common sense could have told anyone it's impossible to "catch" 10,000 students cheating in an exam.

common sense is never common in nigeria ��
my broda
leave this inda ala

mercyville:

Igbos are known for miracle centres....


Y VINCENT UJUMADU

AWKA—NO fewer than 486 centres of examination magic in Anambra State are to be shut down as part of measures to curb examination malpractices in the education sector, the Commissioner for Education, Professor Kate Omenugha, has said.....



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/anambra-close-486-centres-exam-magic/


Malpractice: more than 10,000 candidates caught in Anambra, says JAMB....


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/malpractice-10000-candidates-caught-anambra-says-jamb-2/amp/


After leading the educational sector for decades,the Yorubas still continue their lead according to statistics available...

Mr Afonja... don't let chest pains kill you oh!

Oyo and Plateau are leading in exam malpractice... lolz.

https://dailytrust.com/news/general/story/232120

Yoruba culture and tradition is: rape, cultism, ritual killing, peadophilia and exam malpractice.

Abuja with all their crazy high school fees is still just 14th.