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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Unibener: 10:44am On Aug 12, 2021
Looks like an Abattoir

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by DropsMic(m): 10:44am On Aug 12, 2021
It's the same in every black African country

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by UselessBuhari: 10:44am On Aug 12, 2021
So there is no such thing in Yoruba land?
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by SmartPolician: 10:45am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
Our oyel money,even Borno schools are far better

Every state in Nigeria has terrible schools like that. It's even in Lagos cheesy Development is a process and not overnight thing.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by EndBuhariNow(m): 10:46am On Aug 12, 2021
And Niger Deltans will be fooling themselves with 1 Nigeria... but wetin concern Afonja bbc news with what is happening on far away East
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Newton85: 10:46am On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:
And what concerns BBC Yoruba with far away Rivers state?
See Afonja Busy Body even affect BBC because they added Yoruba to the regional branch name
And what also concerns you with South South or even Lagos affairs, Eboe boy?

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by UselessBuhari: 10:46am On Aug 12, 2021
Yoruba and fake news
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Juicy001: 10:46am On Aug 12, 2021
Stone age class rooms
Jesus
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Newton85: 10:47am On Aug 12, 2021
atorioke:


And their government schools nor even better reach the Rivers schools. Who quote me anyhow ehn, I go enter secondary schools for Abeokuta and snap the hell out of them and lost them here.
Oya snap them, let us see.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Chris525: 10:47am On Aug 12, 2021
BBC yorubas could not expose yoruba schools?? They’re lucky its not a SE state. IPOB/ESN/UGM online warriors would have had them in the mud.

Moreover, government primary schools are supposed to be run by the LGs. Is there no rep and senator in this area. Shouldn’t this be one of their constituency projects.

Wike has done well but he cant possibly address everything. Others in position to do something must step up.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Nobody: 10:47am On Aug 12, 2021
Tell me this is not true angry

FreeIgbos:
[s]Yorubas are funny people, they like mocking others but if you expose them they will call their ethnocentric mod to delete it. I created this informative them but he rushed and deleted it.

Igbos and Yorubas are unarguably two of Nigeria's most globally recognized ethnic groups. They've excelled in many areas of human endeavors and locally, they tend to have divergent opinion in their worldviews which has been variously misinterpreted. However, this thread will lay bare the structural differences which many either do not know, sugar coat or outrightly deny for sundry reasons.

1. Igbos are natural democrats with a liberal worldview while Yorubas are heirachial and abhor democratic tendencies: This is one of the reasons why the two groups often clash rhetorically and accuse each other for being hateful and antagonistic. Yorubas have a culture stymied in "bambiala" reverence to fellow man while Igbos on the other hand believe that all men were born equal and one can become whatever they want if they work hard. This is at the core of what makes a character like Tinubu to thrive and assume a god status among Yorubas. But similar characters in Igboland will be derided. People like Rochas and Orji Uzor Kalu would have succeeded just like Tinubu if they were Yorubas in assuming a god status and similarly Tinubu wouldn't have succeeded in pocketing Lagos since 1999 if Lagos was an Igbo state. Igbos would have sent him packing after his statutory 8 years as governor!

Before Tinubu, we also had other Yorubas who were elevated to god status such as Awolowo and Abiola. During their lifetime, these same people were literally worshipped by Yorubas and it's not neccesarily because they sacrificed or did wonders for their people rather it was the bambiala culture that caused it. Igbos also had great leaders that sacrificed or did exceptionally well for them such as Michael Okpara, Ojukwu and Sam Mbakwe but they were only respected and never worshipped. Even when Ojukwu returned from exile to contest for elective positions in governance, he wasn't voted for out of principle! Sam Mbakwe, Ojukwu and Michael Okpara all retired to live out their old ages in peace but if they were in the West, just like Awolowo did, the bambiala culture will not only enable him to primitively accumulate wealth but will also make it easy for him to continue to call the shots till they die.

Igbos don't hate Tinubu as Yorubas wrongly believe rather they hate what he represents! Igbos have attacked Rochas and Orji Uzor Kalu more than they have attacked Tinubu. It amounts to idiotic reasoning to want Igbos not to criticize Tinubu when they form a significant percentage of the population in Lagos and pays tax yet same Tinubu is kneeling on the necks of everyone in Lagos by institutionalizing corruption in that state.

2. Igbos have a more principled worldview while Yorubas are fairweather in nature:
Igbos are ready to swim and sink with whoever they align with but Yorubas will jump ship the moment they see you're sinking and I will give you examples. Ojukwu, GEJ, Nnamdi Kanu will suffice here. During the war, Igbos stood with Ojukwu even when they were blockaded and were being starved or bombed to death! Igbos stood with GEJ even when he came under scathing criticisms till the day he stepped down! Igbos have massively supported Nnamdi Kanu through thick and thin! The Igbos are reliable allies who stand by their word but Yorubas will change course when things get out of hand, and that's what they term "sophistication". Awolowo was quoted as saying, if Igbos should leave Nigeria, Yorubas will leave too. Earlier, same Awolowo called Nigeria a mere geographical expression. In essence, he never believed in the country. However, when Ojukwu took the initiative and presented an opportunity for Awolowo to have his dream Oduduwa republic, he chickened out and decided to stay neutral and watch which side will have the upper hand so he can team up with them. If Biafra had an upper hand, Awolowo would have teamed up with Ojukwu!

3. Igbos Hate Injustice/Oppression And They Always Voice Out But Yorubas Will Rather Suffer In Silence Just To Be Politically Correct:
when you oppress Igbos, either as an Igbo man or outsider, they will wail, complain, vilify, criticize and do whatever they can to show their displeasure. In essence, they don't suffer fools gladly. Igbos don't hate Fulanis more than Yorubas or others in Nigeria but while others are willing to be closet haters just to avoid antagonising them, Igbos don't mind saying it with a microphone. Igbos never hated or verbally attacked Umaru Musa Yaradua (a core Fulani man) when he was president simply because they believed he was a good man. Now that's a food for thought!

4. Igbos Don't Mind Washing Their Dirty Linens In Public If That Would Bring Change But Yorubas Will Rather Allow Keep Mum To Avoid Embarrassment: When the Orji's allowed Aba to rot, with bad roads and filth everywhere. Igbos didn't try to hide it to avoid embarrassment instead they began a campaign of exposing the rot in Aba. In Facebook, nairaland, Twitter etc, we were assaulted with disgusting pictures of terrible looking roads which others didn't waste to start mocking us with. However, the onslaught against the state government started paying dividends now go to those roads now, particularly Ngwa/School road, P.H road, Eziukwu etc that used to be an eyesore and you won't believe how neat they are now. The governor must had sleepless nights with all those attacks he faced! Now, let's draw a parallel again. Aba is to Abia State what Sango/Ota is to Ogun State. Today, Sango/Ota has some of the worst roads you can think of in Nigeria, if not the world but Yorubas will rather keep calm, suffer silently and even attack anyone that tries to expose the rot in that town. Even within the almighty Lagos too, there are lots of terrible roads and disgusting environment but anyone trying to expose it will come under attack by Yorubas who either don't want to be embarrassed or because they feel no one should question their leader.

Should Nigeria divide today, I can bet you that Oduduwa will have sit tight rulers that will make the likes of Paul Biya and Mugabe green envy while Igbos will practice a very vibrant democracy with no room for sit tight rulers.[/s]

The truth is that the sane amongst you don't support BIAFRA because they know it would be a land of slavery. And you are very quick in making enemies, so many nations would obviously keep themselves distant from you people.

Regardless of insecurity in Naija, 99.9% of Yorubas (our so-called agitators inclusive) would still pick Northerners over you. Apart from violent nature, we believe you can do anything for money. Don't be deceived; know this & know peace.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Newton85: 10:48am On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:

Leave them. Those guys and busy body na 5&6.
I think it's just a way to make themselves feel like others are in the same mess as them.
If you follow their media and statistics, you will be deceived. For example in development, go to SW states apart from Lagos and you'll be shocked by what you'll see. Apart from extreme core North, where they still use camels and donkeys, no other region has dilapidated structures and extreme poor dirty people like them.
Lol, no one in this country has poor dirty people like those utterly dirty ones in Aba who sell and eat inside dirts, Eboe boy.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Kingpin1000: 10:48am On Aug 12, 2021
There is no school in Rivers state that looks like that

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Emola12(m): 10:48am On Aug 12, 2021
the classroom come resemble 1960s classroom see enh anybody wey no get sense dis year enh e no go get sense again aswear
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Ppogbae: 10:49am On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:
And what concerns BBC Yoruba with far away Rivers state?
See Afonja Busy Body even affect BBC because they added Yoruba to the regional branch name

An agency can report news from anywhere. That would be like getting mad at CNN or Al-Jazeera for reporting on a situation in Cameroon

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by fitinwell: 10:49am On Aug 12, 2021
That's Bad...

And Cubana party Nigerians and Abba kyari busy wasting money
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by TLE900: 10:49am On Aug 12, 2021
Gov Wike come and report ya self
Biodun556:
https://www.facebook.com/1296222730434431/posts/4463707613685911/?app=fbl
grin grin grin
If the same pressure we mount on federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by itslinkin4005(m): 10:49am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
https://www.facebook.com/1296222730434431/posts/4463707613685911/?app=fbl
grin grin grin
If the same pressure we mount on federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.
Mr.project indeed..
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by J2381: 10:49am On Aug 12, 2021
My God. shocked poor man pikin don suffer!!!
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Newton85: 10:50am On Aug 12, 2021
EzeAnambra:
Ogogoro has really dealt with this our oyel people, foolish set of drunkards
BKayy oya come and tell your Eboe brother that South South is not his business.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Emeskhalifa(m): 10:50am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
If the same pressure we mount federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.

No na. Na federal government we go face even when we dey d same state with our governors, chairmen and councillors. Na the man in Abuja we go face coz na hin near us pass those politicians in the same state with us.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Southernigbo: 10:50am On Aug 12, 2021
this must be a remote village in rivers
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Blitzerz: 10:51am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
Our oyel money,even Borno schools are far better
That still doesn't justify your usurping another man's resources

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by OLULAW: 10:52am On Aug 12, 2021
atorioke:


So students nor dey the classroom abi? No matter how you guys try, the government high schools in South South are far better than the high schools in South West. We nor dey talk private schools or Catholic schools but government own schools. Idiots.

Show us some pictures to prove your point. I'm not disputing your claim, just need a piece of evidence. Seeing is believing.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by TOPCRUISE(m): 10:52am On Aug 12, 2021
Shrine shocked
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by MostImportant(m): 10:52am On Aug 12, 2021
Lol. Third world features.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by NEWSREPORT: 10:53am On Aug 12, 2021
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