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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Villa12(m): 8:12pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..
MT, Fearyourcreator, yarimo and other Ronus. See one of una out of school child grin

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by nonhuman(m): 8:14pm On Mar 19
kenex4ever:
Percentage has nothing to do with population size. When u want to eliminate issues of dissimilar figures/size in comparisson, you use percentage.

You need to go back to basic mathematics.
you are qouting a school drop out

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by donbenie(m): 8:14pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..
Imo and Anambra have very little population?
You must be on Colo laced Kwale weed .

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 8:15pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..

And their little population is mostly educated. Good one

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by HBB1(m): 8:16pm On Mar 19
kenex4ever:
Percentage has nothing to do with population size. When u want to eliminate issues of dissimilar figures/size in comparisson, you use percentage.

You need to go back to basic mathematics.

So you mean 1 out of 3 is same as 2 out of 3?

Or what are you going on about?
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Ournolly: 8:16pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..
It's clear you were among the out of school children in your days, if not you should have known what percentage means and how it is calculated.

As of population, Anambra is ranked 14 out of the 36 states at the top half means Anambra population isn't small.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by donbenie(m): 8:17pm On Mar 19
DiscoverID:
Another aba made statistics. Spits on the thread
Keep Wailing .

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by tctrills: 8:18pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..
You talk like an out of school kid. Didn't you study proportion in secondary school?
Meanwhile Anambra is more populated than Ondo and Osun

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by ibechris(m): 8:18pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..


Because

Because.

Keep justifying nonsense.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Ournolly: 8:20pm On Mar 19
Villa12:
MT, Fearyourcreator, yarimo and other Ronus. See one of una out of school child grin

SHINJA is obviously uneducated dude.
I was taught percentage in primary 3.

There may be more out of school children than we thought!

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Morbeta11(m): 8:21pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..

Excuse upon excuse.....na you go tire.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by donbenie(m): 8:22pm On Mar 19
MT:


Where are they getting these distorted, unreliable data?
Distorted and unreliable, because it didn't favour your narrative?
Being from Anambra,I expected to see Anambra at the final 3 positions and I wasn't disappointed..
It's not Balablu, evidence full ground..
An out of school child is a misnomer in my state.🎯

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by CodeTemplar: 8:23pm On Mar 19
The start is not a good measure of development because some people are naturally anti-education. If you give an Anambra or Imo man N1m he enrolls his children. Some other people will simple have more children.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Villa12(m): 8:27pm On Mar 19
Ipobfraud:
1)Na idiot you be, average igbo man is polygamous in nature.
2) na igbo woman they take care of themselve because they both do farm work
3) na here you no get sense, english is different from pigin that they speak there.
4) lol, yoruba have the most food than igbo, are you talking about those useless leaf they discovered during their civil war starvation? And don’t count act of cannibalism as delicacy.
5) you’re living a cave, both married and igbo single women are prostitute, they constitute to more than 75% of the total prostitute in the country.


your Monika disqualify you from airing your view already. A tribal biggot don't have a say

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Ipobfraud: 8:29pm On Mar 19
And your disguised identity show who you really are.

Villa12:
your Monika disqualify you from airing your view already. A tribal biggot don't have a say
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by tctrills: 8:31pm On Mar 19
In the next 20 years. Which states would have the most productive people?

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by pacesetting: 8:32pm On Mar 19
You don't need data when you are physically part of a particular place.

You don't need data to know that northern states are lagging behind in education.

TINTINABULATION:
All these figures a mere mathematical permutations. The States even Nigeria as a whole as no verifiable data.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by fnep2smooth(m): 8:34pm On Mar 19
iyke2frankeze:

One of the out of school fools spotted. Was it figure that is sighted or percentage?
Percentage is what? Dunddy
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Villa12(m): 8:35pm On Mar 19
Ipobfraud:
And your disguised identity show who you really are.

Ronu! My chat history will do justice to your bigotry. Is Fisayo a non Yoruba name?

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by nairavibeguy: 8:36pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..

Sir/Ma population doesn't come in here since it's based on population. So regardless of the population 2.9% is 2.9%. Thank you

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by pacesetting: 8:37pm On Mar 19
People that survived war for nearly three years and came back far better than many regions?

You should see the level of resilience even among your Igbo friends.

AustineE1:
I have often spoken of the silent socio-economic, education and industrial revolution going on in the East.While Some think that institutionalized marginalization by the center will hamper development in the East without knowing that Ndigbo strives better in difficult conditions....our antagonist are our helpers.We know the power of human development,it is cultural with Ndigbo,love us hate us,it doesn't change anything.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by TINTINABULATION(m): 8:38pm On Mar 19
pacesetting:
You don't need data when you are physically part of a particular place.

You don't need data to know that northern states are lagging behind in education.


This submission got me laughing. It's obvious you are a non-scientific person.
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Riskymarvelous(m): 8:39pm On Mar 19
Wow Anambra the lowest....!God bless his excellency mr Peter obi Oya Wailers com and wail as usual

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Ipobfraud: 8:40pm On Mar 19
If you like be tinumbu, that doesn’t mean you get ironu

Villa12:
Ronu! My chat history will do justice to your bigotry. Is Fisayo a non Yoruba name?
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by broadman20: 8:40pm On Mar 19
onumadu:
Ekiti should secede from South west and join South East.
The rest of the southwestern states are drawing them back.



Ekiti has always been a very liberal state from the beginning.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by MT: 8:44pm On Mar 19
donbenie:
Distorted and unreliable, because it didn't favour your narrative?
Being from Anambra,I expected to see Anambra at the final 3 positions and I wasn't disappointed..
It's not Balablu, evidence full ground..
An out of school child is a misnomer in my state.🎯

Everything has to go tribal way with you folks,

I was actually asking where they were getting data.

Can we rely on ANY data including that of National Bureau of Statistics?

Data in Nigeria are mostly unreliable. We all know it.

Reliable data would have greatly helped this country but hell no, they keep manufacturing data, which is counter productive.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by NSK4U(m): 8:44pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..

It's the same education that informs of the need to control population even if your assertion is anything to go by

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Villa12(m): 8:46pm On Mar 19
TINTINABULATION:


This submission got me laughing. It's obvious you are a non-scientific person.
even fearyourcreator one of the most uneducated Ronus knows that an average abokis cannot string two or more words together to make a correct sentence grin
Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Emmani360(m): 8:46pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..
Are you sure you weren’t part of the out of school children during your childhood.
By official estimates of states population for 2019, Anambra and Imo were 14th and 17th respectively and had bigger population than some of the states with high percentage of out of school children, even kebbi was 18th and sokoto was not even much bigger than Anambra so having a bigger population is no excuse.
They both have more population than some states and did more to ensure more of their people went to school while other states that have more population than the two now made sure they had more of their people out of school
Next time just congratulate the states for taking education serious and move on

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by MightySparrow: 8:48pm On Mar 19
SHINJA:


Bcus they have very little population..

Not really, Ekiti has culture of education before. In the old western state , Ekiti and ogun divisions were more educated than others. They were in every office from region to federal.

Until lately, Ekiti treasures education more than anything. If you don't have a graduate in your family, you don't win any recognition.


Ekiti produced the first medical doctor in 1896, Dr. Orisadeyi Obasa.

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Re: Out-of-school Children Across States In Nigeria (ages 6–15) by Villa12(m): 8:50pm On Mar 19
MT:


Everything has to go tribal way with you folks,

I was actually asking where they were getting data.

Can we rely on ANY data including that of National Bureau of Statistics?

Data in Nigeria are mostly unreliable. We all know it.

Reliable data would have greatly helped this country but hell no, they keep manufacturing data, which is counter productive.
do you need a data to know that an average abokis cannot string two or three words together to make a sentence? Do you need a data to know that uneducated Yoruba folks hardly communicate in English or pidgin? Do you need a data to know that an uneducated Yoruba cannot communicate in English or pigin?

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