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Check out the most educated countries in Africa according to Bscholarly: 1. Seychelles Seychelles prioritises education; it is mandatory to go to school. In other words, the country has achieved “education for all,” as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) stipulated. 2. Tunisia The government of Tunisia emphasises and prioritises education, which is why its educational system ranks 71st in the world with 61.4 points. The country has invested over 20 percent of its national budget in education. Since the 1990s, Tunisia has been able to enact policies that foster economic growth, which has helped the education sector attain excellence. 3. Mauritius Mauritius is rated as one of the most educated countries in Africa, coming third with 61 points and 74th globally. Schooling is very compulsory up till the age of sixteen. Vocational training is a prominent hallmark of the country’s educational programmes. The population of literate people increases every year. 4. South Africa South Africa is one of the African countries with the highest literacy rates. It is the 84th in the global education system with 58.4 points and fourth in Africa. The South African Schools Act of 1996 made education compulsory from 6 to 15 years old. 5. Algeria French and Arabic are the languages of education. Other languages taught in schools are English, Italian, Spanish and German. The Berber language was made the national language; it is studied from primary to secondary school level. The literacy point of Algeria is 57.4, 5th in Africa. Education is free and compulsory from the age of 6 to 15 years. 6. Botswana Botswana is 6th in Africa with 56.7 points and rated 92nd in the global education system. Private schools are allowed to create their own curriculum and staffing policies. Education is compulsory from five to eighteen years. 7. Kenya Kenya is rated 95th in the world as one of the best in literacy, with 55.4 points. The Kenyan government invests almost twenty percent of its budget in education. The World Economic Forum rated Kenya’s educational system as the strongest. The government created different programmes to support the education sector and also established the National Assessment Centre (NAC) to monitor learning feat. 8. Cape Verde Cape Verde ranks 98th globally and 8th in Africa with 53.3 points. The country has been able to achieve universal access to basic education. The system is designed or organised into a six-to-six formal education structure. That is, children enroll in primary school at the age of six and are expected to attend for the next six years. Secondary school is five years, grade seven to twelve. Higher education is available for interested people. 9. Egypt The educational system in Egypt is highly prioritised by the government. This has enabled it to rank among the best in the world, placing the country in the 99th position and 9th in Africa with 52.8 points. Education is free at all levels and also compulsory for nine academic years. 10. Namibia Namibia has one of the highest literacy rates in Africa. Education is compulsory until eighteen years. Parents are expected to pay for uniforms and books, but constitutionally, the government is to provide free primary education. Globally, Namibia ranks 100th and 10th in Africa with 52.7 points. |
Majority of Nigerians are like this Rep member. The ones who are not acting like this yet are waiting for power to start their drama. It's pathetic in Nigeria that almost everybody is an oppressor. We hid our parents, brothers, uncles and relatives who are killing Nigeria but keep complaining about the president or governor. Our problem is big and it's engrain in our root. May God help the system |
Flipmac:Weldone. What has your criticism changed so far. America is the model of democracy, how many criticism changed the government decisions. I encourage decent and constructive criticism which leaders can see as support and not fight/opposition. Going about to attack policies or the president will never change anything. I encourage you to find good forum where constructive criticism is heard, embraced and listened to, where you can also learn. |
Flipmac:Stop the ethnic card, there's nothing like western here, it's about allowing whoever become the leader to do his work and stop looking for messiah who will change things overnight. You guys want someone who will retain status quo just to please you as all previous government does. To you, the policies doesn't change the life of people because you're looking for immediate reward. Has there been any government you people never complained about. If you expect different result, you can not keep same strategy. I will support either Obi or Atiku if they happen to be on the sit, it's not about West or east or north you're crying about, it's about allowing the driver to drive. Some people can not manage their home but they have all opinions about how the country should be govern. No policies will be reverse if that is all you expect |
lexy2014:Thank you for been polite with your questions because I know how some people can be, but I wouldn't be able to answer them. I wish you the best in your endeavors.....no government can help us except we find means to help ourselves. No matter how good the government, some people will lament and some will experience breakthrough. |
Flipmac:The problem is that majority of you are emotional who doesn't like different opinion aside yours. I am defending him using my phone and not yours. I think you should respect my opinion. None of the candidates will turn out different because they all will remove subsidy and devalue currency (Obi reiterated same recently). None of them know the outcome until it's done. Spectator can easily said I would have done it the other way because he can now see the outcome. Good luck to you |
lexy2014:All of them will remove subsidy, and devalue currency. Open reiterated currency devaluation again recently. None of them can capture the magnitude of the effects of the two policies ,but they feel it's necessary. Do not mind what other candidates are saying after they saw the effects, spectator can play better than Ronaldo and Messi. Nigeria had gone through maintenance for too long instead of overhaul. Nigeria needs to free resources from different subsidies that benefits the business class alone. We need infrastructures, education, health care facilities that will benefit everybody. Until income is retained, it is impossible to clearly see needs and then channel resources to them. I don't trust all of them, but we need to relax and give anyone there benefit of doubt. Enough of fake identity of them the social media portrayed, we need to give them chance to experience them and judge ourselves, but 17 months is not enough to judge. Emilokan is a mere use of word, anyone can play with word. Media is crazy, we don't have to accept their definitions all the time. |
Dharmiejoe:He said it severally in his manifesto that he will remove subsidy, and introduce student loan( we can both confirm by playing his campaign videos). You guys tend to deny the truth just to give dog bad name. None of the candidates is better, they will all try their best. Stop portraying someone as messiah; its socks. |
Civil servants are the real problems, but no one point fingers at them. Some of them became lord mayor in their respective agencies, and never want a change in system because they benefit in a corrupt system. Nigerians are seriously hypothetical in nature. We shield our brothers, sisters, fathers ,mothers, and relatives who are holding Nigeria down ,and keep pointing fingers at top political officers. Without the support of civil servants, it's hard for political officials to easily syphon our common wealth. |
Samogloby:It doesn't work that way brother. I am sure you know that every country is embracing electric/ gas already because of cleaner environment, but that will not face out fuel used car immediately/completely. Besides, fuel is used for some other machines/equipment |
tnerro1:What you do not understand is that we do not have to consume the oil we produce, there are some many countries that needed the oil for different purposes. We can produce and sell in foreign currency. Besides, there are so many other machines that uses fuel aside the ones for transportation. No matter how we want to shy away from the reality of electric/gas vehicles, it is here to saty, Nigeria has a nation just have to prepare herself for it by utilising the revenue from oil to diversify into more other sectors. |
The major reason why people criticise the idea is that governors will use the police for their self gain,but my question is that should we because of such reason which is not even substantial allow miscreants to continue killing people. We are really not ready to shift and deal with the real problems by confronting any governors who is ready to misuse the police for self gain while watching their people killed by bandits. Insecurity is alarming and we need to deal with it. We can not keep blaming federal government, we need solutions |
May God help new generation. No one become anything of a great repute without the collaboration of someone else. Greatness is never built in isolation. Secondly, people with vision, dream and goal knows that they need people to actualize the dream, and they do all to render help to others according to their capacity. The only time to praise people is anytime you have the opportunity. He doesn't have to wait until he is dead. |
Chinkoalhaji34:Until lion learn to write, every story will glorify the hunter |
All nigerian got the civil right to constructively express their views and opinions about the policies of the people at the helm of the affairs. Governance must be inclusive and everyone is allowed to let their voice constructively. I love the way Atiku constructively give his views and opinions about the state of the nation, and I will not expect Tinubu team to reply him through attack but use the opportunity to address all the points he raised; they should tell the nation how they are doing all Atiku mentioned. Communication is the bottom line of hope. |
This thread shows that majority of people here are here to react without having understanding of topics. It's a pity how youths have degenerated by not using their head |
Newboy1102:Brother, I understand we are all clamoring for a better Nigeria, but the cry and complain will not change anything, and no one will change our situation including Obi Except we involve and play our part, nothing will move. Let us stop looking for good drivers, let us join and drive our portion. Nigeria belong to all of us. |
Whenever I see this kind of post from the people who got opportunity to have huge followers, I fear the future of the country because influencers got huge Influence on upcoming youths. The mind of most influencers are shallow. Most of the countries you guys look up to did many horrible things in their early years ( watch the men who build America documentary). Developing means transforming, and in this stage many things will happen. You will see the impacts of the decision years later. |
Umueme:Capital expenditure is one of the way government create jobs. The construction will create jobs and help businesses. You shouldn't expect government to focus food or one aspect alone and abandon other sectors. Or you expect government to keep giving palliatives/handouts |
For me, I do not think the form of democracy we adopted is the problem, but the people. Africans need new minds, new ways of seeing life. Africans do not understand wealth creation process, and they think money can only be made through stealing. The bottom line of all the problems is money, and until the subject is properly addressed, we will remain a fantastically corrupt place. We need to build young minds who understands that through hard work, integrity, dedication and commitment to a course, success can be achieved. We need to build minds that can create wealth from any field without stealing. When people can build wealth without stealing mindset, they can go into politics loaded with several businesses bringing money for them and not rely on common wealth. The continent that embrace democracy are human like us, but they chose to work unanimously for a single objective (national development) and not personal development. Until mind is free, the whole body remain in prison |
The most easiest job in this world is the job of a spectator. He only sit, and watch thing as they unfold and then give the perfect advice on how the person who did it should have done it. Consumption to Production (Demand and supply) is the basic economic mathematics that even the woman in the market understand talkless of the educated people in power. Nigeria Consumption/Production habit has been a major problem for years and you can not expect that to be turned around overnight. Government can not focus only on one thing; while they find ways on Consumption/Production, they need to work on saboteurs who take advantage of the system. We all need to understand that all develop countries got there through different reforms and policies; several trials before they could find the suitable one. Policies are peculiar to culture and environment too; the policies that work in a sincere environment will be tough to find place in a country like Nigeria where almost everybody is a thieve. |
Political, ethnical and religious sentiments are the biggest threat to will power. Many leaders got many things to execute but they bow to society outcry due to sentiments. It take a leader who have got the ball to ignore public outcry on every decisions. We need to be more national incline than regional, ethnic, and religion. |
greatness22:Utill you reorientate yourself and accept reality that your idol lost the election and embrace the winner as your president, you will keep neglecting facts because you are blinded with what you never wanted to hear. The corruption became obvious these days because EFCC has been unravelling and unveiling them. Most of these cases had happened years back but no one talk about it. Embrace the reality and begin to pave ways for your breakthrough rather than looking for messiah in human beings like you. |
To every good idea,there's always a bad side. Social media was originally designed to be a blessing, but human magnanimity has explored it to discover the other side of it that the original designer never intend. It is both blessing and curse depending on the user. |
Teenaira:Yes, that's my thoughts. They will be probe and allow to pay some portion of the stolen money if find guilty. There's no need jailing. There should be a diplomatic way to fight corruption in a system entrenched with corruption like Nigeria. Our system and ways of life ( culture) embrace corruption. |
Amotolongbo:A degree is part of education but it is not enough to become who you need to become in life, there's more to life and degree can be part of the foundation. Education does not have end, you keep learning and keep growing in area of interest on a daily basis, and that may include classesand off classes |
Hypocrisy of the highest order. You highlighted the solution yourself (standing up to help with the chores), but you are lazy enough not to start doing what you know is the solution to the problem you mentioned. The truth is that you're enjoying him doing it while you sleep around and keep lying that you are feeding the child. You obviously want him do more, you want him finish house chores and add cuddling and romance. You do not need advice because you know the solution already. |
The president has done what he dimmed right for his image, there is no need for too much uproach because nobody can do anything if he chose to ignore the boy and allow him into the meeting. I guess the boy was trying to deep himself into real politics and leadership through firsthand experience, but his father said he is not allowing such approach. Lets stop the act of holier, majority of us will do more if we have the same opportunity. I can imagine what people will say if he decided to bring his son into government by giving him appointment because this is not new, Trump and many leaders had done such it the past(no law that forbid such). We need to understand that there is no real right and wrong in life. Your right is your reality and mine is my reality. |
Kobojunkie:Please, can you put more light to your submission |
Brother, I understand you want to be in charge which is normal for responsible guy, but your case is different, your wife family has it all and they can not close eyes and not take care of their sister. Since she is not using it against you and her family are not complaining, I think you should use your energy to build yourself up and stop complaining. Learn to overlook and ignore most of these things you mentioned. You didn't mention that she's rude. Focus on building yourself and allow her to enjoy her family in peace. The day you start to ignore, peace becomes your identity because she will never stop. You want her to manage when there is abundance, it is not possible. You can not choose suffer when there's excess somewhere. Face important things |
saphiere:Type this question to YouTube, you will find solution. We need to learn how to use Internet to solve majority of our questions |
True leadership is not by papers, but by exemplary actions actions. Leaders are people who by no privileges and authorities exhibit excellent results. Leaders are people who do what it takes to make life of the followers better even with national resources. Enough of all these political rascalities, all the papers acquisitions just to prove you're educated beyond your counterparts. Certificate is not the show of knowledge, but the dispensation of wisdom. Show yourself approved, let people know your capacity through your actions. How has he presented himself all this while in the political arena, all he show us is his material possession and not knowledge. I can't see brilliant projects when he was a senator. |
