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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by ibedun: 8:08pm On Feb 09, 2016
tonychristopher:


Wit all due respect I feel that you have not travelled ..I don't want us to go into dick measurement but there is no state in whole western Nigeria apart from federal govt developed Lagos that is better than anambra ..in all ramifications

Can you just name a state ?


Why are you guys very bitter ? Never quote me again ...I have noticed you

I am a Yoruba man and a Nigerian. I don't go to Igboland to disturb the Igbos, I don't go to Hausaland to disturb the Hausas so why the hell should an Igbo be disturbing me in my own territory? Abuja was set up in the centre of the country and that where you should go and make your Federal Government claims. Anuma.......
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by turnup05: 8:13pm On Feb 09, 2016
[quote author=irynterri post=42755714]that was several years ago..

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Nobody: 8:15pm On Feb 09, 2016
uzolexis:


I lived in Lagos and I served in Ibadan. If I tell you the things I saw in both Lagos and Ibadan esp. all these big private schools in Lagos,teachers give their students answers to WAEC questions so that the school has a high pass rate and they can boast about their level of success in WAEC and I mean very expensive and popular schools....pls leave all this talk abeg,it happens everywhere and the effect of this cancels out in all regions when checking the statistics. The region that still comes out tops after the effect of malpractise has been cancelled out should be commended and other regions should try to find out how they go about it. All this unhealthy rivalry and always looking for reasons to discredit other people's achievements does not help anybody.
I know for a fact that anambra has the best govt schools in Nigeria now. Their govt has pumped so much into the educational sector and it is seriously paying off.
the church has a hand in edu dev in anambr
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by ibedun: 8:36pm On Feb 09, 2016
lastpage:


Yorubas dont travel to other lands to do "menial hustling" liek selling Galla on the streets or faking everything in sight.

Go to any country in the world today... and tell me if you wont find Yorubas there?

But l am also sure you wont find them doing what every Ibo goes to do, in other people's places.
It is because of this "unbridled criminality" on the alter of 'travelling', that makes countries like S/Africa to set on their fellow African-Nigerians. undecided undecided
Go to "Eabrow in South Africa... and see what our "travelling brothers" have turned the place into - A Haven of Drug Pedlers and Couriers.
Same with many Asian countries!


Yorubas dont just travel, for the sake of Travelling and becoming a nuisance to their host community ............. That's the difference.

100 per cent!!!?



Lastpage!
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 8:54pm On Feb 09, 2016
ibedun:


I am a Yoruba man and a Nigerian. I don't go to Igboland to disturb the Igbos, I don't go to Hausaland to disturb the Hausas so why the hell should an Igbo be disturbing me in my own territory? Abuja was set up in the centre of the country and that where you should go and make your Federal Government claims. Anuma.......

I just don't get you...if you are okay in your cacun and isolar world other don't live in their comfort zones ..they step out to explore,conquer and have a chunk of the adventure

That's life for you...if you are okay in your little pond that's understandable but know that some people are not okay with little pond the night want an ocean of opportunities


It's survival of the fittest ..that's Darwinism ..hope you know that

So no need to beef em

And finally we or the thread ain't talking about travel but eduction exploits and the last time I checked one if the best education is travel ...

DO YOU SEE WHERE YOU HAVE LOST IT...but lets focus on education ...
Eyes on the mark bro

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:00pm On Feb 09, 2016
irynterri:
that was several years ago..right now abia has the highest..and as for those of you complaining abt S.E schools I have met students from ogun state college of science and tech. to be precise who can't make a speak English for 10mins without adding Yoruba,and their spelling was nothing to write home about,u can barely see an average ogun kid conversing fluently in english.I have equally met such cases in the east,eket and the north will be the worst.in my uni,those of us who schooled in lag are no match to students from fggc owerri,fgc okigwe,onitsha and government colledge owerri,most best graduating students are always alumni of those schools.I think environment and exposure has a lot to do in a child's development,parents too should help their wards,students dis days don't read books like things fall apart e.t.c they are more bothered with Facebook,sports betting,nairaland and girls

So you know those schools you mentioned what about ckc

Those are top notch schools in east then what about science school etiti and also those superb Catholic schools like St Peters , Marist brothers et al

Nice schools
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:07pm On Feb 09, 2016
klimson:
Instead of bickering about over non-issues here as often seen, this statistical analysis provides an important issue to all of us: THE YOUNGER GENERATION SHOULD UNEQUIVOCALLY DEMAND FOR TRUE FEDERALISM OR REGIONALISM as the case may be. That is the only way to push this country out of this mess, cut down on ethnic suspicions and promote the best in every zone. This is what we should be asking for, not APC or PDP. The north will always be behind, if they think that being president is all there is to life. They better face it, their religion contributes up to 60% of their present ordeal. But they will never admit it. If they like, let them pump all the money in the world into their institution, they don't have an open system to embrace education. And thats why they don't want true federalism. But it would rather benefit than harm them. The greatest enemy of this country is the norther oligarchy, who don't want improved lifestyle for its people, but hide under the guise of the need to carry the north along for even development to take this country centuries backward. Why people are not speaking out is what I don't know.

But igbo spike out and are speaking out you termed them wailers

Who where those that collaborated with the north here in south to put us here

We know them but let posterity judge

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Biafrarep(m): 9:25pm On Feb 09, 2016
vivalavida:


If that your friend who sells stockfish is in owerri and an ex futite,i know him. Meaning u studied geology
Wow such a small world! yes I graduated from futo, geology 2009 set. what about you?
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by klimson: 9:35pm On Feb 09, 2016
tonychristopher:


But igbo spike out and are speaking out you termed them wailers

Who where those that collaborated with the north here in south to put us here

We know them but let posterity judge
Anyway, l understand Igbos to be very resilient people, who could survive alike, in the good, bad and the ugly Nigeria. But other ethnic groups are also doing their bests, dreaming for a better Nigeria. Just that there has not been this concerted agreement, over what should be focused upon, aside the petty politics of calumny and suspicion we play. The greater Nigeria will emerge if the Yoruba man, the Igbo man, the Hausa/Fulani man and others are helped to explore and develop themselves by themselves in a loose federation.
Igbos have genuine issues to complain a times about marginalization, for instance, I don't know why river Niger can't be dredged to support the import dependent enterprise of the Ndigbo. Same with Calabar port and other infrastructure like international airport. But Igbos should not forget that they are just one of the major ethnic groups, and as such, have limited things Nigeria can give them, in relation with what others receive. They are to be patient and learn to forget the past, especially the war, which was rather unfortunate. I think all Nigerians should be wailing wailers now because the situation at hand really deserves collective voice, irrespective of tongues and ethnic divide. Lets all get up and wiyh one voice demand true ferderalism. But it begins first with re-structuring Nigeria to pave way for better things to come.

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by vivalavida(m): 9:36pm On Feb 09, 2016
Biafrarep:
Wow such a small world! yes I graduated from futo, geology 2009 set. what about you?

I did from imsu. But that guy is a family friend. Moreover my cousin graduated with u guys from futo geology 09 set
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Nobody: 10:12pm On Feb 09, 2016
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
E pain am
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 10:19pm On Feb 09, 2016
klimson:

Anyway, l understand Igbos to be very resilient people, who could survive alike, in the good, bad and the ugly Nigeria. But other ethnic groups are also doing their bests, dreaming for a better Nigeria. Just that there has not been this concerted agreement, over what should be focused upon, aside the petty politics of calumny and suspicion we play. The greater Nigeria will emerge if the Yoruba man, the Igbo man, the Hausa/Fulani man and others are helped to explore and develop themselves by themselves in a loose federation.
Igbos have genuine issues to complain a times about marginalization, for instance, I don't know why river Niger can't be dredged to support the import dependent enterprise of the Ndigbo. Same with Calabar port and other infrastructure like international airport. But Igbos should not forget that they are just one of the major ethnic groups, and as such, have limited things Nigeria can give them, in relation with what others receive. They are to be patient and learn to forget the past, especially the war, which was rather unfortunate. I think all Nigerians should be wailing wailers now because the situation at hand really deserves collective voice, irrespective of tongues and ethnic divide. Lets all get up and wiyh one voice demand true ferderalism. But it begins first with re-structuring Nigeria to pave way for better things to come.

Nice post ...but the problem isn't igbo but those that feel intimidated by igbo

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 10:40pm On Feb 09, 2016
klimson:

Anyway, l understand Igbos to be very resilient people, who could survive alike, in the good, bad and the ugly Nigeria. But other ethnic groups are also doing their bests, dreaming for a better Nigeria. Just that there has not been this concerted agreement, over what should be focused upon, aside the petty politics of calumny and suspicion we play. The greater Nigeria will emerge if the Yoruba man, the Igbo man, the Hausa/Fulani man and others are helped to explore and develop themselves by themselves in a loose federation.
Igbos have genuine issues to complain a times about marginalization, for instance, I don't know why river Niger can't be dredged to support the import dependent enterprise of the Ndigbo. Same with Calabar port and other infrastructure like international airport. But Igbos should not forget that they are just one of the major ethnic groups, and as such, have limited things Nigeria can give them, in relation with what others receive. They are to be patient and learn to forget the past, especially the war, which was rather unfortunate. I think all Nigerians should be wailing wailers now because the situation at hand really deserves collective voice, irrespective of tongues and ethnic divide. Lets all get up and wiyh one voice demand true ferderalism. But it begins first with re-structuring Nigeria to pave way for better things to come.

They said that this is mau mau result but we know igbo are Jews of Africa and towers above most

And confirm here


https://www.nairaland.com/2923729/top-8-apps-designed-africans#42777173
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 10:56pm On Feb 09, 2016
AkaIkenga:


Hello mister, have you seen publications from NUC lately? Quit living in a fools paradise and wake up to reality. Imo state has the highest number of professors in the country followed by Ekiti state. Empty chest thumping won't do you any good.
For those who attribute the feat to Miracle Centres, did the eastern states also ask WAEC to give poor marks to students from your states? Would you have been happier if all the states failed but with the western states coming tops? The average student you see these days in Lagos is more interested in Pasuma, Whizkid, Davido or Olamide than anything else. You need to hear them sing those misogynist songs that they so much love to know where their problems lie.
Followed by ondo then anambra.
Ekiti is 6th
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Nobody: 7:06am On Feb 10, 2016
DikeOha882:
Help me tell them o, we even. Had to mentor them by producing the african vice chancellor of university college ibadan and unilagos


Yorubas are the most deluded and confused set of Nigerians,especially the so called educated ones

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by cecegorz(m): 9:07am On Feb 10, 2016
sapiosexual1:

You totally misinterpreted me, OK let me break it down. Look at the telecoms growth in Nigeria, when it first came to us, we recorded astronomical growth for about 10years, in which we became the fastest growing telecoms hub in the world, that was our upward slope. At that time, it didn't mean we were better off than western countries but we simply had a faster growth and telecoms appreciation. Today the growth has slowed and we are gradually approaching our plateau, not becd buying phones or SIMs but because the proportionate growth is evening out. Our teledensity is still quite low for a country of our population, but we have made significant progress.
My brother, you are still using a very wrong and unrelated premise for your analysis.
People acquire telephones and it stays with them for a long time.
On the other hand, Kids are born on a daily basis across the country and as they grow, they all get enrolled to nursery through to primary and then secondary schools.
Going by the 'official' population statistics in the country, you will expect SS and SE to have the least number of population compared to the other regions, so if by the time the kids starts registering for WAEC, official data shows that the least populated regions are producing higher numbers of WAEC candidates, it is easy to infer that either there were massive drop outs of kids in the other regions, or that most of those kids were never even enrolled in schools at all, as it is presently happening in most Northern states.
It is a burden for all of us, because an uneducated populace today is a massive burden on the country tomorrow, we must all put heads together to ensure that we achieve over 85% literacy rate, and not use excuses to dismiss a looming time bomb.

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by lordyugo: 9:19am On Feb 10, 2016
deeptechcool:


In actual fact, you are proving the statistic wrong.

dnt embarrass urself.
Let me lecture u abit,there are 2types of hazards:Geological and meteorological hazards, as an assignment find out which one erosion falls under.
hope for d sake of ur students u r not a corper.

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Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by lordyugo: 9:33am On Feb 10, 2016
ibedun:


Gooood!!! I hope they STAY there and develop the place. The disturbance you people are giving other Nigerians is enough with your roaming about causing havoc.

riddle me dis, how developed do u think ur region would have been without migration of citizens from oda regions?
Jus think bout it every morning u wake up,its goin to change ur bigotry
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by lordyugo: 9:39am On Feb 10, 2016
CCsurplus007:


lol so I should shiver because you graduated as the best in 1996? This is a public forum, if you want to be a boss prolly when I am under your payroll. your previous post has shown exactly the kind of person you are, hence your attack towards me . There is more to life than been a tribalist life is too short Oga

dnt mind d big fat bigot and a liar,daddys boy at dat
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by deeptechcool(m): 10:50am On Feb 10, 2016
lordyugo:


dnt embarrass urself.
Let me lecture u abit,there are 2types of hazardssadnatural or environmental hazards and man induced hazards). Geological and meteorological hazards are natural hazards e.g coastal erosion, earthquake etc.

As an assignment find out which one soil erosion falls under (.natural or man made).
Hope for d sake of ur students u r not a corper.

FIXED
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Biafrarep(m): 11:56am On Feb 10, 2016
vivalavida:


I did from imsu. But that guy is a family friend. Moreover my cousin graduated with u guys from futo geology 09 set
Whats his/her name, the person might be my friend!
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by vivalavida(m): 1:06pm On Feb 10, 2016
Biafrarep:
Whats his/her name, the person might be my friend!

A lady. Ebere uchenna
Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by Nobody: 3:58pm On Feb 11, 2016
CCsurplus007:


source: http://www.punchng.com/education-why-south-west-and-north-should-be-worried/

its not surprising its the handy work of miracle Centers operating exclusively for the easterners which is hardly monitored ..the southeast governors have not done any things in infrastructural development and man power recruitment and enhanced pay of teachers that will warrant a sudden rise in performance...a serious country will analysis the inputs and investment done to warrant those sterling result...most school teachers in the east are on strike ...anambra state teachers strike for over a year during mabanjiu as governor ..I taught chemistry in oumorka high school udi lga Enugu ..was shocked that the school didn't have any laboratory for practical's and I asked the principal how the hell will the student perform titration which is the main practical question in may/june waec ..how do they get the end point that will be used in calculations ,how have they been passing chemistry exam without labs ....ipob I hail una

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