mikaael:

u b liar mohammed oo...pinshure of d car or wedonbelivit...

If you want to see the car, coman look at it

delonz:
A man whose 7 years old son needs a smartphone (iPhone) and the man, demanded 10 excellent grade from him is his new school report card. Attached is what the boy got in his new school report card, and the man is asking if he should buy his 7 years old son the iPhone he had promised.

He must keep his promise but make sure he reads the articular in the following link;

14 Things You Must Do Before Giving Kids iPod touch or iPhone

Please buy him the Iphone damn it. No breach of contract please

Benndted:
Pls if you don't the child will not trust you anymore...

Exactly my thoughts! Promises made to children need to be fulfilled.

Baba buy the iphone without sim card though. Its a deal.He has fulfilled his own part of the deal.

He should, the boy would be so disappointed if he doesn't

Yeah, the boy has fulfilled his requirement, the Dad should as well fulfilled his promise. Failure to do so has adverse consequences.

whatever decision you take now will bind both of you forever.. Sit him down n ask why he needs it.. Then try convince him to get him something more educative..If you fail to convince him which i doubt.. Fulfill your promise

killerman57:
He should tear that result and throw it away, why should he buy an I phone for a child..... nonsense, by the way, that's even a mid term result .......

NIGERIAN MENTALITY...

i believe the fatther should immediately as a amatter of urgency buy that genius an Iphone. He might be the next Bill gates in the making. Nigeria has produced a ten year old who has been certified as a Microsoft Software person. Daddy please support your son with that Gift because thios country is in urgent need of geniuses. 1000 likes and shares for this posts please.



https://www.naij.com/25902.html


Boy, 10, Emerges Nigeria’s Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional Clement Ejiofor 3 years ago 34 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send email A JSS 1 pupil of Valencia College, Ibadan, Oyo State, has done his school proud by becoming one of the youngest kids that have obtained the Microsoft Certified Professional certificate. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Photo: Boy, 10, Emerges Nigeria’s Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional Seyi-Ojo Anjolaoluwa A 10-year-old pupil, Seyi-Ojo Anjolaoluwa, has emerged the youngest Nigerian Microsoft certified professional and one of the youngest people in the world to attain such feat. Born on July 21, 2002 to the family of Dr and Mrs Anjolaoluwa, the chubby boy participated in the MCIP test on July 24, 2012. He scored 869 out of possible 1,000. Due to his performance, he was adjudged by Microsoft as a certified professional in Microsoft Windows XP (Administration Management and Configuration, Exam 70 – 270). Anjolaoluwa, a JSS1 pupil of Valencia College, Ibadan, Oyo State, has thus joined the league of world’s set of young Microsoft certified professionals, including Lavinashree, an eight-year-old Indian, and two Pakistanis, named Arfa and Thobani. Though their performance was not as high as Anjolaoluwwa, some Nigerian children, which include Nwaiwo Favour of Royal Family Academy, Abuja; and Osaremen Davidson and Olanrewaju Shittu, both of Doregos Private Academy, Lagos are also in the good book of Microsoft Incorporation for their enviable performances in the certified examination. Microsoft Certified Professional is an internationally recognised certification programme provided by Microsoft cooperation. The certification is tailored towards building skills on Microsoft business solutions, focusing on client-end operating systems such as windows XP, Vista, Windows7 among others. Though he was not the only pupil registered by his school for the professional certification examination, the boy’s performance placed him shoulder higher than his five other school mates. Except for his good looks and good natured smile, nothing about Anjolaoluwa appears extraordinary. But will he pursue a career in software/hardware development like Bill Gates and Michael Dell who started their software/hardware project around the age of 13? Anjolaoluwa said no. Rather than pursue a career in information technology, he said his aspiration was to become a medical doctor. His mission in life is to make his school and country proud. The Head of Training for ITS, an Ibadan-based IT company in charge of the ICT section of Valencia College, Mr. Oresanya Joshua, commended the efforts of Anjolaoluwa and the other five pupils, saying they should be celebrated. “The kids deserve to be celebrated,” he said. Oresanya also urged the Federal Government to urgently integrate information technology into the nation’s school curriculum. This, he said, would not only enhance the sustenance of the gains that the country has made in information technology, it would also help the nation to discover ICT gurus in its school system. He added that his company has been in the vanguard of efforts to integrate information Technology Training Curricula into Nigerian schools from primary to tertiary levels. Oresanya added that schools should be encouraged to take the teaching of ICT seriously. “Schools should be encouraged to embrace ICT because some schools still teach computer studies the same way they teach social studies without exposing the kids to practicals. If not for Anjolaoluwa and the other pupils that excelled in the Microsoft Professional Certification test, we would not have known that ICT gurus are within us,” he said. The school Principal, Mrs Victoria Morakinyo, also applauded Anjolaoluwa and the other pupils who made the school, the country and Africa proud. She added that they thrived in the examination because of the state-of-the-art facilities available in the college as well as the employment of expert and quality teachers that deliver qualitative education to pupils. The principal, however, commended Anjolaoluwa and other five pupils that sat for and passed the certification examination. The other pupils are Adeyinka Oreoluwa, Odunsi Nicholas, Ajao Blessing Ololade Toluwanimi and Agbele Oluwaloniope. They also came out in flying colours and were certified. For the ICT savvy pupils, it was just the beginning of their career as they promised to explore other areas of ICT certification so as to match their counterparts in the developed world. With the skill acquired from this certification, these young Nigerians stand the chance of securing high paying holiday jobs as system administrators, help desk support analyst or as system engineer. This qualification places them on a higher pedestal when compared with pupils of their age or class. Morakinyo said that with this feat, the college could arguably be classified as the fist secondary school in the country to produce six Microsoft Office Specialist pupils within a year.
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Of course he should. The boy has done him proud. He has also fulfilled his own side of the bargain.

Let the father of the boy keep his own end of the bargain because the boy exceeded the 10 excellent that daddy demanded and dady should build TRUST by getting the young dude the iPhone sharperly, no time

He won't make such promises next time.

This life is turning to anything ooo.... And if I may ask, what is so special in the iphone....... But I must really say that the man really made the greatest mistake of his life by promising the boy an iphone. Thats ridiculous

My little niece jumped from primary 4 to primary 6 and came second in the first term exam. I made a promise to her that if she take first position next term that buy her anything she like. when the second term result came out she took the first position and ask me to get her s wrist watch in which i did, then i made another promise to her that if she can make a good score in her common entrance exam and also get a good score for unity school that she should name any special thing she would like to take to school. When the result for the common entrance came out she topped the whole of primary six pupils and scored 143 for unity school exam. She was later offered admission into unity school. She called me and told me about her admission and that she has fulfilled all my proposal. then i asked her to name her price. she said said that i should take her to shoprite but i was not around then. I told her that i will sent money. I sent #10000 to her mom and told her to give to UKAOMA. She thanked me and promise to use the money to buy anything she like. when she came back from school last term she came first in her class

Gebbson007:


den Na cane dey motivate us

end time boi

Lol

Iphone? For a 7year old? Well, he is 7, and @ 7, kids are still thrilled by colouful things, so get him an Iphone, but, A TOY ONE!

buy both iPhone and laptop for him. withhold the laptop, tell him to make such result more 3 terms and have it I bet you the boy will be fire
that's a potential 5. 0 CGPA scholar in uni

No b Eduland school wey dey for Bakery bus-stop, Egbeda b dis....

Why promise to buy an iPhone for a 7year old? So many reasons why it's not appropriate plus you expose him to unnecessary danger in a society where a majority of our people can barely feed. It's good to make a child understand why certain things are not necessary at some stages in life.

Now you're at that bustop, you may have to buy to engender trust. Somehow you have to establish usage control. Pray that he doesn't get too absorbed playing with the phone enough to affect his grades.

Gebbson007:


den Na cane dey motivate us

end time boi

Haba, you no kill someone with laugh

Am i the only one who saw the part about improving self esteem of Gerrard?

he should to boost his confidence..... but should be guided.

he should, to boost his confidence..... but should be guided.

espionagesavvy:
Pls Dnt buy an iPhone for the child, instead buy him a reading android tab, or even a kindle android tab for reading , that looks cool with some games installed. What does he need an iPhone for, at primary one and he gets an iPhone, then primary six he might request for a wife or an aeroplanr, or even a diamond encrusted Rolex...

Nah... these kids are not idiots. They know what iPhone is and what a kindle tab is. It won't have a negative impact on him as long as he is closely monitored.

I once taught a bunch of kids; they own all these and more - they perform excellently in their studies.

Kid: Dad, can i spend this summer in Canada with my cousins?
Dad: Yes, if you have CGPA of 4.5

espionagesavvy:
Pls Dnt buy an iPhone for the child, instead buy him a reading android tab, or even a kindle android tab for reading , that looks cool with some games installed. What does he need an iPhone for, at primary one and he gets an iPhone, then primary six he might request for a wife or an aeroplanr, or even a diamond encrusted Rolex...

just like when fifty cent son requested for 50 pairs of shoes before he will resume school.

so now, yoruba was replaced with civic education and french was left standing. schools would rather teach our children french instead of an indigenous language.
Nigeria just keeps getting it wrong.

Buy him what u promised..Do that n he'll love u more...That's how we were motivated at home..My dad wouldn't buy u any awesome tin at home unless u cum wit a good grade...He did dat truout my life n I'm glad where I am today..No bad grade for me. .As he did to me, so I would do to my children. .It really works. .

Be Smart Buy him a replica version, u kill 2 Birds with one Stone, ur son goes home happy n u smile 2 ur bank account...its a win win he still a kid wat he needs dat expensive fone for not yet

a promised is a dept, the boy has done his part and that father is left to do his own part no cheating in promising.but he should get him a low grade iPhone and will also give a reason for that,either when he get to ss3 he will surprise him the more if he do well.

He should not buy it or else d boy wil always hold him to random in future ND moreover how many of his mates are using phones.
He should just let him realised that he is proud of him ND just decided to test him to see if he wil make d mark or not.
Take him on a shopping to mall ND let him buy nice things that he likes aside from phone is not old enough for that now.