stphil:
See what buhari has caused

Ever8054:
bloggers.... 1,886...how many schools come dey d state?...

stphil:
See what buhari has caused

Ekakamba:
[s]PLEASE DON'T EVER EAT INDOMIE WITH FRIED EGG
AGAIN AT VENDORS
ESPECIALLY AT ABOKI JOINTS !!
I can't believe it but it happened to my friends last
night.
My friends went to a food vendor to eat , they told the
mallam to fix
3 indomie and 8 eggs then they sat down to chill till he prepare
the food, he was cooking and they were gisting ,
Suddenly he told them the food was ready then he
served them the food . while they were eating he
asked them what they wanted to drink and they ordered
for fanta and maltina, he brought the drinks, they
opened it
and drank.
30 minute later, they finished eating and paid the
mallam
and they started walking back home when one of
them suddenly
remembered that he left his phone on the table then
he ran back to
get it , luckily for him the phone was still there and he
picked it and
ran back home to sleep
And that's exactly what happened.
U like story sha
See as you dey wait.

Zeze06:
In trying to make a point sometime we stray,

school are never enough so no point closing them,

just enforce proper registration and make them legal

Ever8054:
bloggers.... 1,886...how many schools come dey d state?...

nativeSON12345:
Rivers Government has closed no fewer than 1,886 schools operating without government’s approval, Gov. Nyesom Wike said in Port Harcourt on Tuesday.



Wike made the development known when the management staff of Jesuit Memorial College, Mbodo-Aluu, paid him a courtesy visit.



He said the schools were shut for failing to meet specified standards of the state Ministry of education.



He said that parents patronising the affected schools had been told to relocate their wards before the next academic session began.



According to him, the government will fully implement measures aimed at strengthening the state education sector by September.



“We want to maintain standards that will uplift education in the state,” Wike said.



Wike also explained that his administration was committed to transforming the state and empowering its people through an enhanced education sector.



He condemned examination malpractice associated with some illegal schools operating as West African Examination Council (WAEC) centres in some remote parts of the state.



According to the governor, most illegal schools have become WAEC magic centres where examination malpractices are promoted.



He, however, commended the management of the Jesuit Memorial College for establishing a branch in Rivers in honour of the 60 students who died in the Sosoliso air crash in Port Harcourt on Dec.10, 2005.



He assured them of the state government’s support to ensure that the school served the people better.



Earlier, the Principal of the school, Rev. Emeka Asogwa, explained that the school was established in memory of the 60 students of Jesuit Memorial College, Abuja, who died in the air crash.



He commended the state government for partnering the school in infrastructural development.



He also appealed to the governor to assist the school to get the Certificate of Occupancy for the 21 hectare of land allocated to it by the state government.

Mynd44

http://www.eyereport.com.ng/wike-closes-1886-illegal-schools/