We really want change in our country and so we ve voted for that person we think is capable of bringing change.
At his Inaugural speech yesterday,he made mention of many things that will be put in place like fighting corruption,providing employment and so many other things but most people didn't notice the man never emphasize on education policy and how he want to make our education stands out globally.
Education is one of the key factor in our country but he didn't made mention of anything similar to that. We want change but don't want growth in the education standard of the country.

Let's fold our hands,watch and see where he is leading us to.

Aproko badbelle winchy winchy no go kill una
Just a day as president of Nigeria una don dey after GMB
Change the way u think
Change the way u reason
Things will be better 4 u
Notice me attitude dey kill faster

Is corruption the only problem in this country? And yes, if it is, how will Bihari fight it when likes of Tinubu, Amaechi, Umana Okon Umana, Timipre Sylva, etc are there?

Dude what is your problem,PMB doesn't av 2 spell all out in his speech,he already talked abt all dis b4.juz wait for a week and see changes. For yourself.you wuld be surprised

@Op,nawa for you.Let the man start the job first.I really didnt listen to the whole speech .Let him land first before you start attacking him. Lets believe that Change is here. God help us.

Abigail09:
@Op,nawa for you.Let the man start the job first.I really didnt listen to the whole speech .Let him land first before you start attacking him. Lets believe that Change is here. God help us.

Dont mind the Simseg guy, he kept hyping education as if he himself was a serious human being when he was in school

The primary flaw in your statement is that you said "you voted for the person that is capable of bringing change".
If you're truly a youth and you made that comment, then I'm sorry for you.

simseg01:
We really want change in our country and so we ve voted for that person we think is capable of bringing change.
At his Inaugural speech yesterday,he made mention of many things that will be put in place like fighting corruption,providing employment and so many other things but most people didn't notice the man never emphasize on education policy and how he want to make our education stands out globally.
Education is one of the key factor in our country but he didn't made mention of anything similar to that. We want change but don't want growth in the education standard of the country.

Let's fold our hands,watch and see where he is leading us to.

What exactly do you want Biafra or education ? Just pick one and let us rest.

Sweetguy25:
The primary flaw in your statement is that you said "you voted for the person that is capable of bringing change".
If you're truly a youth and you made that comment, then I'm sorry for you.

saying that as an advocate of Nigerians' youth

youngestfool:
Aproko badbelle winchy winchy no go kill una
Just a day as president of Nigeria una don dey after GMB
Change the way u think
Change the way u reason
Things will be better 4 u
Notice me attitude dey kill faster

shut up, he just made an observation. Let's see if buhari is d messiah,4 me I knw he's outdated,can he fight corruption across the 36 states? We will soon confirm.

@Op contrary to your claim, he identified education as a long term objective of his administration and thought that was very realistic because the past government only invested on buildings but not in qualitative education. Truth is, for now, if you wanna get good education, you go to a private school, that's what the system turned us into, and you many never expect miracle without taking care of these:

1. Payment and allowances of teachers must be commensurate with what is obtainable by their counterparts in other government agencies

2. Quality of recruitment. Recently, the recruitment in the public sector has failed to meet standards required to have good output from students. Teachers are hired Anyhow through the backdoor unlike before when proper tests and interviews were conducted

3. Training and skills development. Teachers must be trained with standard facilities and must be required to attain certain educational requirements before promotion

4. Examination Fraud. It's like a culture today that students are helped to pass exams whether they know the stuff or not, exam papers get leaked way before exams are written etc, bribery and corruption plays a key role in this and in order to fight this, you must invest in the system and use technology to fight the trend.

There are many reforms needed and these will take time, it won't happen overnight, all we need is a dedicated team of people who are committed, independent minded, know how these systems have been improved upon in developed countries, and get the proper funding to implement the proposal.

My suggestion is: the education system needs someone like JEGA, the outgoing INEC Chairman. He has all it takes, he came from an academic background, he implemented serious technology advancements and improvements at Bayero University where he was Vice Chancellor before appointment to INEC etc. he needs to be given a mandate, do an extensive research of the standards being operated abroad, and champion a team that will deal with this completely and effectively within an 8 year period, assuming funding is provided within the same period.

This is what we need IMO!

socialmediaman:
@Op contrary to your claim, he identified education as a long term objective of his administration and thought that was very realistic because the past government only invested on buildings but not in qualitative education. Truth is, for now, if you wanna get good education, you go to a private school, that's what the system turned us into, and you many never expect miracle without taking care of these:

1. Payment and allowances of teachers must be commensurate with what is obtainable by their counterparts in other government agencies

2. Quality of recruitment. Recently, the recruitment in the public sector has failed to meet standards required to have good output from students. Teachers are hired Anyhow through the backdoor unlike before when proper tests and interviews were conducted

3. Training and skills development. Teachers must be trained with standard facilities and must be required to attain certain educational requirements before promotion

4. Examination Fraud. It's like a culture today that students are helped to pass exams whether they know the stuff or not, exam papers get leaked way before exams are written etc, bribery and corruption plays a key role in this and in order to fight this, you must invest in the system and use technology to fight the trend.

There are many reforms needed and these will take time, it won't happen overnight, all we need is a dedicated team of people who are committed, independent minded, know how these systems have been improved upon in developed countries, and get the proper funding to implement the proposal.

My suggestion is: the education system needs someone like JEGA, the outgoing INEC Chairman. He has all it takes, he came from an academic background, he implemented serious technology advancements and improvements at Bayero University where he was Vice Chancellor before appointment to INEC etc. he needs to be given a mandate, do an extensive research of the standards being operated abroad, and champion a team that will deal with this completely and effectively within an 8 year period, assuming funding is provided within the same period.

This is what we need IMO!

That is a fact to know!

chigo93:
shut up, he just made an observation. Let's see if buhari is d messiah,4 me I knw he's outdated,can he fight corruption across the 36 states? We will soon confirm.

Mumu like you, u want d past administration to continue to rule us ba ?, things doesn't change over night or u wan magical things muntunla like u Tongue out

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