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vedaxcool: truly most Christians wouldn't know how to explain a confusing concept like the Trinity without creating more confusion.

Front page things.

tintingz: Reading from the report, she's a divorcee but she can't still pass the message of Islam to her ex-hubby things might work out(getting back together) or marry a muslim brother.

May Allah help her.

pseudonomer: Wow! With this I see Unilorin among the first 5 universities in Africa in few years time.

joker5180: close to 80k

vedaxcool: Quite educative.

igbo boy: just the way muslims in the north frustrate non muslim?....what is good for the goose is good for the gander if you ask me...

Anyways, two wrong dont make no right...

In other news Sharia enforcers in Kano, smash bottle of beer cos it is haram...Tolerance is a two way street abu

slightlyMad: ban d tin jo!

HNosegbe: If only our Muslim politicians would simply abide with these regulations, rather than using public funds to build new mosques or make repeated trips to Mecca...

Ad€mOlA:
Stop fooling urself that's a normal tinz in yoruba land being alhaja or alhaji doesn't make u a real muslim,,,,,same tinz goes to Christian,,i know u're a yoruba stop hypocrite.........

omiobo: I'm not in support of this nonsense. FG is trying to buy our future. They should not give us fish,they should teach us how to fish. They should provide infrastructure,power,health facilities,good road e.t.c instead of this nonsense,they can come up with genuine programmes that help the unemployed graduates to fulfill their dreams.

maclatunji: It is time Muslim countries make it clear to China that it cannot continue to be oppressive to Chinese Muslims and expect them to keep giving it contracts worth billions of dollars every year.

China only listens to money at the moment.

birdman: MEND has legit grievances and have limited their wahala to kidnapping (and releasing) oil workers. BH doesnt have any real grouse to speak of. Ultimately they just want to let some blood and cause as much mayhem as possible. Even they know education aint going nowhere.

Tolexander: Boko haram is a big time terrorism like al qaeda only that they haven't gone on a full time international terrorism!

What make the story of Opon Imo very attractive and recommendable are not just the details of the content but the cost analysis, which was provided by the state government Apart from the fact that its contents can be customised to meet the needs of users, it is very affordable based on the following cost analysis:

1. JAMB & WASC past questions for all subjects for a period of ten years on 17 subjects at a conservative estimate of N1000 per subject will give a conservative figure of N2,550,000,000 (N2.55 billion).

2. Virtual Classroom zone containing 51 audio tutorials estimated at about N5000 per session gives N38,250,000,000 (N38.25 billion) for 150,000 students.

3. 63 e-textbooks preloaded at a conservative estimate of N1000 each comes to N63,000 x 150,000 = N9,450,000,000 (N9.45 billion).

The state government sums it up with the explanation that, were they “to engage in the physical purchase of hard-copies of textbooks for the 17 subjects taught in our public schools, hard-copies of 51 audio tutorials, hard-copies of JAMB & WAEC past questions and answers for all subjects for a period of 10 years, it would (conservatively speaking) cost a whopping N50.25 billion.” The State of Osun is providing each students of SSS 1–3 Opon Imo free based on initial rollout of 150,000 to be distributed to students and teachers.

The question at this point is, What is the cost of the 150,000 Opon Imo being introduced in all public senior secondary schools in the State of Osun? Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, the Governor of the state, who conceived the whole idea while window shopping in an electronic store, announced during the launching that the total cost of the project is slightly above N200 million. One of the things that the Opon Imo project necessitated is the installation of solar panels in schools to power the devices. It is not very clear whether the cost of installing the solar panels in schools is included in the slightly above N200 million expenditure.