GodMode:


so expect you expect an African to be able to speak English more than their own language... you're smoking british weed... the main problem we have is Nigeria's unity... Nigerian education should be in local language.. so that people like will not exist and think they are better than people who speak their language better than a foreign language...

flokii:


dumb not dump

I know say na insyd shop you dey... how market

sales will come biko.. Enjoy!

BayLord01:
And we won't be so worry in the south west is that when I was in service in Abia state, all External exams was boldly written for them on the chalkboard. We have practice that in the south west but return back to read and pass when we detected the gap in the higher institution. At the University level! Are they the best? Compare the number of first class graduate south west produce to south east, Are they the best in Jamb? Are they the best in law school? All r No. we are mature than malpractise

JonazG:
See this one.. you dont know what is dump and dumb

You want me to directly call your tribe unuseful?? .. No.. but thats what i mean by dump.. now continue your agbero work

JonazG:
See this one.. you dont know what is dump and dumb

You want me to directly call your tribe unuseful?? .. No.. but thats what i mean by dump.. now continue your agbero work

Flyoruboy:


You said 'dump' like ..three times?! It's correctly spelt 'dumb'. And here you are trying to run down other people's educational quality? This una expo don begin expose una o.

Flyoruboy:


Guy, just accept that you made a mistake or at least claim that it was a typo and move on, instead of trying to put up a fruitless defense. Like WTF? ?

TamunoRichard:
But the south west would still dominate in the bussiness and labour sector because all we the south south and the south east think is only school while the people from the south west after or before schooling are going for other proffesional training and leadership certifation programmes to boost their cv, therefore beating you with 9 A's in the labour market any day any time.

We can beat them in exams, but they calculates the bussiness and the labour market more than us.

flokii:


LMAO

m not an 'agbero'.. whatever that means lol

tonychristopher:
As an anambra man..my kids are in primary school in Lagos but once it secondary school u wil see them in anambra ..they will school there

You have quality education there
There they would be igbonized properly

JonazG:
And thats your problem.when you know it maybe caused by misplacing of nairaland code.. well check the pic below

naija8080:
I'm more worried about yoruba. They almost came last. Can you imagine that Boko haram troubled states like Borno and Adamawa are ahead of a yoruba state? I can't believe this.

TippyTop:
Am disappointed Edo came 4th, last year we were 3rd, lets hope next year we're first as Gov Ize-Iyamu propels us forward.

JonazG:
Lolz..... you don forget your work.. mounting ontop of danfos... screams your hard life out

GodMode:


its not about passing well... its about passing once... the SE may have the highest scores does not mean the SW is failing and performing below average... There are more private universities in SW than any other region.. If the SE gets 9 A's including maths and english and the SW gets 5 C's including maths and english... Both of them still end up going to the university.

govt should be more concerned about University graduates than WAEC holders.. and boost technical education.

lordyugo:

erosion is not a natural disaster? U r proving d statistics right

flokii:
No need to be worried until d SE start developing their own lands.. and stop roaming about

what's d benefit of profs. bookworms when you have nothing to show for it... only eroded lands etc.

SW is still da bomb puleasee

CCsurplus007:
From the south-east to the south-west and down to the north education is generally bad in Nigeria and needs urgent attention. Apart from the lack of infrastructures and incentives from the government to teachers, kids these days do not show any desire to learn. How can one explain the fact that an average eight-year-old in lagos knows the lyrics of efejoku off hand but doesn't know how many continents we have in the world ?. Take a trip to any jamb center most prospective undergraduates students writing the exam are more interested in any expo they can lay theirs hands on before the exam starts. The moral decadence social media has caused is a topic for another day. That was how one jamb student boasted to me how he scattered post ume exam immediately after the test. well, I was curious to know the type of questions that was asked. He told me in the current affairs they asked "who the senate president was", I was like the questions are cheap oo. something just told me to ask him and when I did he said " is it not David mark" I shook my head in disbelief with all the news of saraki then when his corruption case just started with CCT I knew he would fail and yes he failed woefully.

Joarams:


[s]To completely understand the dynamics, you need to factor in the number of children from South-Western states who no longer take the WASSCE exam. I believe there's a small but rising number of kids taking foreign exams as a substitute for WASSCE in the SW. Kids schooling abroad, the sub-region inclusive, and the likes also decrease that percentage.

With all that said, there's also something called the "optimum effect" which may explain low trends in the SW[/s].

SSpeter:
Let me educate you a bit why is Lagos developed? Do you think if the East had a seaport lagos will view its rear? The main reason easterners were craving for jonathan was because they wanted a seaport....IF the River Niger can be dredged and big ships can come in do you think the amount of activities in lagos port will be the same? Look at port cities around the world (portnovo, douala etc) they more commercialised than their capitals.....why is Lagos developed? You have Federal presence in lagos like NPA and HQ of most organisations that capitalised on the port these activities also attracted financial institutions...it's a chain reaction....Now besides federal universities there is No other federal presence in the SE. Although I was born in lagos, I have visited the North, SS etc....i can tell you that if not for marginalisation......The SE won't be at par with any region in Nigeria....Lagos enjoyed federal presence as the former capital of Nigeria, Ibadan enjoyed a city status because prior to Independence SW was the richest part of Nigeria. That is why you have UI there. Being one of the first universities in W.Africa the city enjoyed inflow of people and commercial activities. If I set up a business in the SE, do the people there have the purchasing power to buy? If this region were to be like the North that sits and Waits for the national cake do you think they will achieve the little they have achieved? After being ravaged by the civil war (which killed prominent scholars) they still bounce back....let them roam about...let them carry on with their business after all, they pay taxes and rents. What about the herdsmen that don't pay taxes, rent etc? What about suya man and mai tea that don't pay taxes and rent? They set up at night and disappears next day......Your problem is simple "Hatred and Envy".....I am happy am a Nigerian and Happier that I am Igbo.

naija8080:


Nonsense. I was speaking to an older yoruba man today, a client an a good friend, what he said was this generation of yoruba are just plain lazy and a complete failure. They are complacent, lazy and live on the fruits and hardwork of the older yoruba generation.