CAMEROONPRIDE: i weep for naija i weep for naija

ItsModella: and some pastors are buying private jets
some governors are sponsoring an all expense paid trip to a celebrity wedding
a particular president and his first lady has a vested interest in gucci rice and prada beans

Naija, which way?[/color]

bizlinks: This picture might be an old pics of 1960s. The time of our grand fathers and ancestors.

yes, because in the time of your grandfather and ancestors, color photography existed abi?

redsun:

I wonder what you guys are doing about the pigmies on your country? You have to weep for cameroon first.

OK_2_NV: Their parents are also to blame. Can't they at least provide chairs for their own kids if the government is not ready to provide?

Tony Spike: There is a 60% probability that this school is located somewhere in Enugu or anywhere in the East. When I served in Enugu in 2008, my secondary school was very much like this. I heard the school had been abandoned for almost 20 years! At that particular LGA I served (name withheld), principals bribe the NYSC Zonal Administration to get higher allocation of corpers for teacher! The school where I served had just the principal, vice-principal and just 2 teachers. This is a school that has J.S.S 1 to S.S.3 classes.
Enugu state's education system was a mess as far back as 2009. I hope things have changed now...

Dondav: You will be surprised to know that I wrote my Jamb Outside a classroom, On a table.

Nothing New; And I passed.

Tony Spike: There is a 60% probability that this school is located somewhere in Enugu or anywhere in the East. When I served in Enugu in 2008, my secondary school was very much like this. I heard the school had been abandoned for almost 20 years! At that particular LGA I served (name withheld), principals bribe the NYSC Zonal Administration to get higher allocation of corpers for teacher! The school where I served had just the principal, vice-principal and just 2 teachers. This is a school that has J.S.S 1 to S.S.3 classes.
Enugu state's education system was a mess as far back as 2009. I hope things have changed now...

InvertedHammer:

So you passed makes it normal...abi?


This is why I wish the leaders should bring more hardship to Nigerians.

They can only learn the hard way.

Rich4god: After, some people will say that Nigerians are not brilliant. How do you expect students to learn under this condition. Feeling so sad for them.

Tolexander: And they expect them to pass!

ayaomi1: The truth is most parent don't care about dere children education,am a copa in lagos state and education is free,as a matter of fact each student is given five text book including english and maths but it is so sad to c dt with all what d government is doin parent stil find it so hard to buy biro for dere children.with my exposure with lagos secondary school I realise dt most parent seem not to care at all.

valicious1: I've been away on NL for some weeks & now dat am back am seeing this phrase " Oga at the top" in almost every thread. Pls is it a New trend or sumfin & wats d meaning?

ifyalways: The name is important if we must demand for a change.How do you know for sure its Nigeria without a name,it could be Togo

OP should name and lets shame everyone involved.(Principal,education commissioner,lga chairman,state governor)

360command: These students will come out to be the Einstein of tomorrow.

toshmann:
the name is not important because there are thousands of schools like that in our country. let's not pretend that we've not seen stuff like this before. i've not been to nigeria in almost 10yrs(nna e don tey o) yet i saw schools like this before i left the country. i saw them in imo state, i saw them in cross-river state, i saw them in bauchi state, i saw them in ebonyi etc. let's not pretend that there is no state or LGA in nigeria without schools like this