₦airaland Forum

are they not aware of buhari's body language?

PassingShot:
Silly illiterates!

This news has been reported here before and we pointed out your idiocy then.

1st, second quarter represents April, May and June.

Jona was in charge for the greater part of that quarter (two of three months).

Lastly, the report only tells a slow down in job creation in comparison with previous performance. It's clearly not that there have been job losses as some half baked here are making it seem.

More importantly, a slow down in job creation is a feature of all new governments as they use their first few months to chart a new direction for their regime. The fact that Nigeria was practically in comatose makes our own case worse.

Get quality education instead of wasting away your life wailing.

Maybe the jobs have not felt "buhari's body language". Oya show them the "body language"

Don't worry!!! "buhari's body language" would make them publicly declare it.

Don't worry, help is on the way "buhari's body language" would soon arrive to change every every.

Don't worry, "Buhari's body language" will make that car behave.

owobokiri:
Buhari is repeating almost every atrocity commited by obasanjo and we have a Lagos mercenery press deep in corruption defending him and excusing his blunders all the way. . Few days after taking power, just as was the case with Obasanjo, he was busy trying to obliterate a community in the name of fighting pirates! It was the same thing obasanjo did with Odi and Zaki biam in the guise of arresting those who killed some police men and soldiers. . Buhari has started a skewed and flawed 'war against corruption', the same way obasanjo used one overzealous Ribadu to harass his political enemies. . We have read of buharis intention to keep the petroleum ministry to himself. It was the same thing Obasanjo did, becoming the defacto petroleum minister for over 7 years while the press contineud to excuse his unconstitutional behaviour as a necessary path to oil sector reforms, . Buhari doesn't listen to anybody but himself. The man sees corruption in everybody else but himself . . In the end, what we got were endless stories fof corruption, malfeasance and total mismanagement. Now this. .

How can this man go almost half a year without a cabinet and the press is mute? Some of the excuses being adduced for this unconstitutional attempt to run the country like an emperroh are simply laughable.. What do these funny characters mean when they say he is looking for good men?? This country is brimming with good men! It is only a tone-deaf buhari that knows what he is doing with Nigerias finances with the help of some perm secs populated in the main by folks from his neck of the woods. In all these, the Lagos-Ibadan axiz of the Nigeria press should be held responsible for misinforming the public while propping up despots as democrats. . They did it with Abacha, advertising a perennial coupist as a defender of democracy, only to turn around and declare a civil war against him when things went awrry. They primed obasanjo as the ultimtate messiah, we know how that one ended. Now this. . , they are projecting a blundering tribal/sectional administrative bimbo as the new perfet messhiah. It is all part of a larger game plan to plunder other peoples resources for parochial gains. .

Good post , my problem is with the south south and south east youths, who can not smell the coffee.

Fashola gave them a hint of what would happen should oil eventually dry up or become less valuable like coal.

People were deported from Lagos only reason why those from South South weren't deported is because of the backlash the SW people who are the majority workers in the Oil and Gas sector would get from the indigenes of the oil producing areas

It is either the SS.SE people rise and fight or remain cowards afraid to die and eventually suffer in future.

Demmzy15:
[size=18pt]Instead of wasting himself, he should've joined the Nigerian Army in its fight against boko-are-rams. He would have been an hero[/size] rather than a wasted fool. Smh..


DashMeYansh

You think Nigerian Army is a protest group that anybody can just walk up to and join? Not every have connections like you.

Don't you know it is northernocracy

Wonders are just beginning

Ingenuity

Crap always on nairaland.

ladyF:
Hmmmm u sure?

101%

Ok, its true, thats why they eat like gluttons when taken to fast food.

Never take 9ja girl to McDolands.

kelot:
Abeg o dem dey useless the body by themselves? No be the same "innocent" men dey useless them?

Well, the "innocent men" get choice. Make the girls to make their choice.

agarawu23:
The girl left her conversations with the DJ on her phone until the husband to be saw it ? we shouldn't rush into conclusion that the lady is trying to fvck the DJ.

They have been together for so long before planning to get married, and the guy never complained about the girl trying to cheat or flirt. if he hasn't, we shouldn't think what we are thinking.

But if the guy knows the lady for flirting around, he should end the wedding once and for all instead of planning to fvck around after the wedding because it will only shorten his life.

proxillin:
My friend opened up to me that he regretted making decision to marry her. He told me a lot of things that he can’t cancel the wedding again.

People with comprehension issues always quick to comment on nairaland.

Christafarian:
Oga Chukwudi, the fact that there is freedom of expression does not mean you should grab a keypad and start typing gibberish. Remember you have customers to attend to at your spare part shop. Pls leave criticism to the intellectuals.

jingh:
pls put the SHUT to the UP.

what proof do you have DAT he is loosing ?
what is he loosing ?
How real is this article ?
Have you taken your medication did morning ?

lagmostkuit:
So one person now represent Niger deltans?


Arrant Nonsense!

Girl is even ashamed to show her face.

Ok, so what happened?

APC stealing is corruption.

first to co show face here, thank you sango

ok, thank you for the lecture

ok,

Good development

na so bro

Titto93:
Unlike the meeting between President Buhari and his immediate predecessor, the meeting with Mr. Obasanjo was in the full glare of the media. However, neither Mr. Obasanjo nor the president offered an official account of the subject or substance of their meeting which was held behind close doors.
Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/08/09/corruption-probe-former-president-jonathan-secret-meeting-buhari

God abeg forgive us our sins. Me I don tire for this kian journalism. Abeg punish us small small.

Which meeting dey in full glare of the media, with GMB and OBJ giving two reasons and at the same time for the same paragraph again say meeting hold behind closed doors and both GMB and OBJ no tell any body wetin dem discuss.

Really this country is completely finished. May be this na one of the unemployable graduates we dey hear of.

Society: A section of the country placed emphasis on paper qualification for employment purpose, and that gave them advantage over others. Now other sections have caught up. Everybody is trying to outdo the other to have the advantage. Secondly, most people just need the paper for fulfilment of all righteousness. How? They already have jobs; it is only the paper qualification that is outstanding. So no matter how by hook or crook the paper qualification is gotten, the knowledge is not important.

Parents: My parents used to check my books at random times. Sometimes they would check and question me based on the contents. Also, it wasn’t out of place for teachers to invite parents to school to discuss poor performance of their kids/wards.

Schools: The private schools are established primarily for business. What obtains now is, if the schools don’t help their students to cheat parents would not register their wards in such schools. The cheating schools have more students which translates to more income for the school owner. Rivers State, Port Harcourt to be precise, those attending private schools were perceived to be educationally dull. Interschool debates were normally won by students from government primary schools and quiz was won by government secondary schools. When Banham Methodist Memorial Primary School, St Mary’s, St Cyprian, Salvation Army, Port Harcourt Township Primary School, St Andrew’s, etc. are there which private school wants to get close to the prize. Stella Marris College, Baptist High School, Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Holy Rosary, Girls Secondary School-Harbour Road, Elelenwo, Obio-Akpo, Government Secondary School, Enitonna High School, etc. which private secondary school wants to try them. If you are not a student of these governments secondary schools up to the early 90’s you are seen as a dullard.

Exam bodies: Where the exam bodies got it wrong was when they started setting A-level questions for students studying O-Level syllabus. The outcome was mass failure. Surprisingly, instead of reviewing the questions in line with the syllabus, they resorted to setting cheap questions to enable students pass.

Teachers: The problem of teachers started when the emphasis on certificates was introduced into the primary school teacher recruitment process. All the experienced old teachers were forced to go for further studies and those who couldn’t due to age and financial constraints were retrenched. New teachers were recruited because they had the requisite qualification, NCE or B.Ed. Meanwhile these are not career teachers, but people who couldn’t get admission the university or their course of choice. The zeal and passion is not in them. They are unfortunate people who found themselves in the teaching profession.

Students: The students don’t bother because the end justifies the means. I know people who didn’t bother to register for Jamb to further their studies in the higher institutions because they couldn’t meet up academically. It would surprise you that most of them are better than some present generation graduates.

In addition: The school syllabus was revised, which rushed the students. It was assumed that all primary school age students had completed or should have completed nursery school. This happened when the new generation of NCE/B.Ed teachers were employed so they revised the books to reflect unrealistic things. Eg. Mathematics topics that were meant for secondary school students were now being taught in primary 4. Imagine pupils in Primary 1 being asked 1 + X = 5. Not all students are smart to understand these type of mathematics. This reflected in all subjects, and most of the children couldn’t cope at that tender age. Algebra was never taught in primary school during my time.

My conclusion:
1. Emphasis to be placed on knowledge, not paper qualification.
2. Parents to be more involved in the child/ward education, not just finance.
3. Teachers to be trained and only those who have a passion for teaching should be employed to teach. Also new teachers should be
interned with an experience teacher for at least a year to learn from him/her.
4. Examination bodies should set exams in line with the syllabus.
5. Universities should go back to the old system of waff-ing massive failures at the 100 and 200 levels.
6. Teach primary school students the basics and leave the complex for secondary schools and universities.

Thief na thief

soe:
Forgive the widows

Because no be GEJ or GEJ supporter abi

RichDad1:
This man everywhere. The most respected politician in Nigeria.

Do you mean the most respected criminal in the South West? ok