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Jon-oh-jon
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #352 on: March 02, 2009, 05:14 PM »

Having read thru all the numerous responses to this thread, I want to say here that though as informative as it is , it can only be more detrimental to our social growth and development as a nation.
When are we as Nigerians going to start looking at one another first as fellow humans and secondly as a Nigerian?. And to the poster rather put in so much energy and research into feeding us with what I consider unproductive statistical information, that same effort and energy can be channelled into providing us with statistics on Nigerian student population, field of study and its corresponding growth rate 
Am sure these figures will give more insight into nation building and how to go about such.
Dede1
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #353 on: March 02, 2009, 10:14 PM »

@ kkk_ng

Please do not pay any mind to that misguided drone. The dude is a demented cock sucker. Even when it was fed to him that his/her assertion amounted to market women talks and lacking intellectual deductions, he still has the audacity to follow up ignorantly.

Even the jackass never bordered to check the fact about statement pointing to a trend that suggests statistics of almost first in anything academic, inventive genius and academic achievements usually trace their ways to south-eastern zone of Nigeria. 

Becomrrich
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #354 on: March 03, 2009, 10:25 AM »

enugu state satellite picture. you would see that most part of enugu state have erosion problem. so it is difficult to build a house.

so the so call equity in zone is nonsense. it is not possible. and where are you











ADint (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #355 on: March 03, 2009, 03:20 PM »

Quote from: Dede1 on March 02, 2009, 10:14 PM
@ kkk_ng

Please do not pay any mind to that misguided drone. The dude is a demented cock sucker. Even when it was fed to him that his/her assertion amounted to market women talks and lacking intellectual deductions, he still has the audacity to follow up ignorantly.

Even the jackass never bordered to check the fact about statement pointing to a trend that suggests statistics of almost first in anything academic, inventive genius and academic achievements usually trace their ways to south-eastern zone of Nigeria.



Are you unable to stand on your own without having to look for sentimental support. First in 'anything academic' does not translate to critical mass. Saying the Westeners have more graduates does not mean they are more intelligent or otherwise than the other regions, this was down to the earlier heavy investment that was made in education by the earlier govt. of the western region, the same way the Northerners have more soldiers in the military and will continue to do so for a long time to come.

Stop frothing and take a deep breath - health warning.
Looklike2
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #356 on: March 03, 2009, 05:49 PM »

where did you get the data saying they have more graduate than us. ?
kkk_ng (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #357 on: March 03, 2009, 06:07 PM »

I don't know? Maybe they had from 1967 - 1979- Due to the civil war. WE had more than them from 1948 - 1966. And from 80's till date, we have overtaken and have remained on top and the gap is widening.

I'm working on some statistics that are more revealing and shocking, Stay tuned,

Looklike2
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #358 on: March 03, 2009, 06:22 PM »

you talk too much show me figure.

At least we can show you, Soludo , ngozi, duru, etc, this are our figures.
apocalypse (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #359 on: March 04, 2009, 06:34 PM »

 
What is the essence of this thread , the igbo's are more educated than the yoruba's . Have you put into consideration the quality of education invovled in both areas.
I served in Abia and I must say the kind of university students I met there were appalling.
And if you must know most of the igbo's who are considered well educated were taught in the yoruba states , it wouldn't be uncommon to see the best igbo students in the igbo areas speaking yoruba fluently.
Finally
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #360 on: March 18, 2009, 03:34 AM »

Quote from: apocalypse on March 04, 2009, 06:34 PM

 What is the essence of this thread , the igbo's are more educated than the yoruba's . Have you put into consideration the quality of education invovled in both areas.
 I served in Abia and I must say the kind of university students I met there were appalling.
And if you must know most of the igbo's who are considered well educated were taught in the yoruba states , it wouldn't be uncommon to see the best igbo students in the igbo areas speaking yoruba fluently.

Another stupid ass comment  Cheesy   

I wonder why peeps are this dense  Undecided
**osisi (f)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #361 on: March 18, 2009, 03:42 AM »

Quote from: apocalypse on March 04, 2009, 06:34 PM

 What is the essence of this thread , the igbo's are more educated than the yoruba's . Have you put into consideration the quality of education invovled in both areas.
 I served in Abia and I must say the kind of university students I met there were appalling.
 And if you must know most of the igbo's who are considered well educated were taught in the yoruba states , it wouldn't be uncommon to see the best igbo students in the igbo areas speaking yoruba fluently.

This thread must pain you well well
so tay you won't let us "ear something hinside  this hinternet" Grin
kkk_ng (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #362 on: March 18, 2009, 11:51 AM »

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What is the essence of this thread , the igbo's are more educated than the yoruba's . Have you put into consideration the quality of education invovled in both areas.
 I served in Abia and I must say the kind of university students I met there were appalling.
 And if you must know most of the igbo's who are considered well educated were taught in the yoruba states , it wouldn't be uncommon to see the best igbo students in the igbo areas speaking yoruba fluently.

Can u speak any other language apart from yoruba? You see there are many Igbos who Speak more than 3 languages apart from English, what does it tell u. That these people are naturally ahead in learning and excellence, not stolen government money.

To many yorubas, there are only UI, OAU and Unilag, others are not schools. These same people are so educated that they cannot differentiate between Igbo names and other tribes - If you are not hausa or yoruba then you are Igbo, their ignorance of Nigeria, people of Nigeria will always make them think they have the best of Schools, education etal. They don't like competition - because Igbos have beaten in almost every area of endeavour, all they do is to hate and give Igbos bad names. I remember my lecturers in Yabatech and later in UI, always associating bad things with Igbos when they know there Igbos in their classes, and then good legacies with yorubas.

They should open their eyes and see the hand writing on the wall.

deb (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #363 on: March 18, 2009, 01:02 PM »

Quote
Can u speak any other language apart from yoruba? You see there are many Igbos who Speak more than 3 languages apart from English, what does it tell u. That these people are naturally ahead in learning and excellence, not stolen government money.

To many yorubas, there are only UI, OAU and Unilag, others are not schools. These same people are so educated that they cannot differentiate between Igbo names and other tribes - If you are not hausa or yoruba then you are Igbo, their ignorance of Nigeria, people of Nigeria will always make them think they have the best of Schools, education etal. They don't like competition - because Igbos have beaten in almost every area of endeavour, all they do is to hate and give Igbos bad names. I remember my lecturers in Yabatech and later in UI, always associating bad things with Igbos when they know there Igbos in their classes, and then good legacies with yorubas.

They should open their eyes and see the hand writing on the wall.

Another mediocre on nairaland
kkk_ng (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #364 on: March 18, 2009, 03:11 PM »

@ deb

Noted,
Afaukwu
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #365 on: March 18, 2009, 05:42 PM »

Quote from: kkk_ng on March 18, 2009, 11:51 AM
Can u speak any other language apart from yoruba? You see there are many Igbos who Speak more than 3 languages apart from English, what does it tell u. That these people are naturally ahead in learning and excellence, not stolen government money.

To many yorubas, there are only UI, OAU and Unilag, others are not schools. These same people are so educated that they cannot differentiate between Igbo names and other tribes - If you are not hausa or yoruba then you are Igbo, their ignorance of Nigeria, people of Nigeria will always make them think they have the best of Schools, education etal. They don't like competition - because Igbos have beaten in almost every area of endeavour, all they do is to hate and give Igbos bad names. I remember my lecturers in Yabatech and later in UI, always associating bad things with Igbos when they know there Igbos in their classes, and then good legacies with yorubas.

They should open their eyes and see the hand writing on the wall.



My brother, the people get case sha!. I have had cause to deal with some of them in the past and found them to be quite empty-headed. Please leave them to roast in their ignorance and self denial. I have also met intelligent ones among them, and they are usually those who have travelled beyond their natural boundaries.
NadiaOk
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #366 on: March 19, 2009, 09:40 AM »

Nigeria should be ashamed of itself. What ever happened to human rights and the freedom of choice and expression? Nigerian government wants to rule the hearts and minds of its citizens and this amounts to oppression for their large lgbtq community and heterosexuals. We’ve just seen the reemergence of Hitler’s Nazism in Nigeria and the UK, US and all self-respectable countries should cut off all aid and trade with Nigeria. How backwards! I know plenty of Nigerian gays and lesbians, people who work hard to make a living against that oppressive government. It will come to the point when the Anglican church is giving men, women, and children machetes to kill homosexuals, GENOCIDE! But they don’t know they will be killing their own children and parents. That is the break down of family values, what the church is doing, and if the pope were any God-fearing man he would educate himself and condemn Nigeria, too. As an English professor who understands the necessity of people to think and associate freely, I truly hope the world leaves Nigeria to live in its own squalor.
grafikdon
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #367 on: March 19, 2009, 12:53 PM »

Typical gay pride Modus Operandi. You just smuggled your gay pride campaign into an Educational statistics thread. There are over 139 million  heterosexual Nigerians living under the oppressive government and all you care about are the insignificant number of homosexuals. Thousands of innocent Nigerians are slaughtered in the North by religious zealots and ethnic bigots for no reason other than their religious and ethnic affiliations, with no interference from the inept government and  all you care about is the fabricated ghastly tales of "Gay Genocide in Nigeria" by opportunists and irresponsible con men aimed at  either uninhibited entrance into the western world or free hard currency from gullible western sympathizers.

Some months ago, a young woman was stripped naked and  beaten to pulp by naval ratings. This incident had no connection to the victim's sexual preference. If you want more information, you can search for it. Before that horrible incident, a commercial motor bike operator was murdered in cold blood in broad daylight by a naval officer and like the young woman's predicament, it was unconnected to the murder victim's sexual orientation. There are thousands of similar cases all over the country.

1. Do you think the some of the illiterate armed robbers masquerading as the Nigerian  police care about your sexual orientation before they plant  bullets in your head for refusing to give them bribe?

2, Do you think the governors/senators/reps etc think about who wants  to have sex with anus or a cow before they divert about 90% of the funds meant for development into their pockets?

3. Do you think the armed robbers care about who wants to open a church for cow wedding and chicken wedding before they camp in your street for 12 hrs and have a field day relieving you of everything, including your soup pot, and sometimes using some women for "kola nut"?

If you are a Nigerian, I believe you should get more info. from people on the ground instead of relying on wikishitia and tabloids, if you are not Nigerian, I am afraid people like you make 419 thrive due to your penchant to swallow every tale hook, line, sinker, fisherman and fishing boat.

While we are on this subject, perhaps I should urge  well meaning Nigerians to strap bombs and blow the chit out of any western country that vehemently rejects polygamy or incarcerates anyone for practicing polygamy, no? Or is the acceptance of homosexuality the only measure of liberalism or civilization? Huh

youngies (m)
Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You
« #368 on: March 19, 2009, 03:58 PM »

Quote from: grafikdon on March 19, 2009, 12:53 PM
Typical gay pride Modus Operandi. You just smuggled your gay pride campaign into an Educational statistics thread. There are over 139 million  heterosexual Nigerians living under the oppressive government and all you care about are the insignificant number of homosexuals. Thousands of innocent Nigerians are slaughtered in the North by religious zealots and ethnic bigots for no reason other than their religious and ethnic affiliations, with no interference from the inept government and  all you care about is the fabricated ghastly tales of "Gay Genocide in Nigeria" by opportunists and irresponsible con men aimed at  either uninhibited entrance into the western world or free hard currency from gullible western sympathizers.

Some months ago, a young woman was stripped naked and beaten to pulp by naval ratings. This incident had no connection to the victim's sexual preference. If you want more information, you can search for it. Before that horrible incident, a commercial motor bike operator was murdered in cold blood in broad daylight by a naval officer and like the young woman's predicament, it was unconnected to the murder victim's sexual orientation. There are thousands of similar cases all over the country.

1. Do you think the some of the illiterate armed robbers masquerading as the Nigerian  police care about your sexual orientation before they plant  bullets in your head for refusing to give them bribe?

2, Do you think the governors/senators/reps etc think about who wants  to have sex with anus or a cow before they divert about 90% of the funds meant for development into their pockets?

3. Do you think the armed robbers care about who wants to open a church for cow wedding and chicken wedding before they camp in your street for 12 hrs and have a field day relieving you of everything, including your soup pot, and sometimes using some women for "kola nut"?

If you are a Nigerian, I believe you should ask more questions from people on the ground instead of relying on wikichitia and tabloids, if you are not Nigerian, I am afraid that people like you make 419 thrive due to your penchant to swallow every tale hook, line, sinker, fisherman and fishing boat.

While we are on this subject, perhaps I should urge  well meaning Nigerians to strap bombs and blow the chit out of any western country that vehemently rejects polygamy or incarcerates anyone for practicing polygamy, no? Or is the acceptance of homosexuality the only measure of liberalism or civilization? Huh

If I were this pro-faggotsy Professor, the bolded part must not go un-noticed. It should be printed and pasted on the walls of his gay bedroom. Nuff said.
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