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APC has no chance in delta central. No be mouth. Keyamo will not get 5% support in this zone. This is a race between DPP and PDP, with advantage PDP. Urhobo Wadoo. |
[quote author=Uteghe ]His responsibility as chair of NGF. Hope you are enlightened by the answer?[/quote]You have not enlightened me yet, what are his responsibilities as the chair of NGF. Please state the responsibility of NGF. I know the responsibility of House, Senate, local governments. They are all enshrined in the constitution, but I have seen such for the NGF. |
Sending your child to a government university in the Nigeria of TODAY is a crime against humanity. Plan for your kids, make sure Nigerian government universities are excluded from that plan. |
The constant disruption in the academic calendar of Nigeria’s tertiary education system is costing the nation an estimated N30 billion annually by way of foreign exchange paid by parents for their wards to school abroad, BusinessDay investigations reveal. Findings from Canadian and British universities alone indicate that on the average 15,000 Nigerians get admitted to study in the two countries annually, with an average tuition and living cost of $19,000 per student. This scenario alone means that Nigerians pay over N4.5 billion for their children and wards in the UK and Canada per annum. Those aspiring to the United States spend about N2 billion with about 7,000 students in American universities. Though exact figures for other European countries, South Africa, Ghana, Malaysia and Asian countries could not be got, it is estimated that total foreign spending on education on a yearly basis could be in the region of N30 billion, which is 95 percent private sector financed. The implication of this, according to analysts, portends great drain on the economy. They argue that this money would have been used for investment purposes if our tertiary institutions are well run without loss times. The boom in foreign education, analysts say, is as a result of government’s poor education sector policy as well as lack of confidence in our local university education, which is bedevilled by constant academic disruption owing to industrial action and agitation by lecturers. Total expenditure on foreign education currently is more than a quarter of the nation’s entire budget for the education sector in the last couple of years. While it is no longer news that the industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has crippled the public university system in the country for the over two months, what is however worrying education stakeholders is the academic future of students in the country who are paying for the lost time. Iain Stewart, a member of the British Parliament, recently revealed that there will be nearly 30,000 Nigerian students in the UK by 2015, and this accounts for 7 percent of the total UK university population, thereby making Nigeria’s student population the third largest from non-European Union countries. The nation trails India that has 39,090 and China 67,325. According to a recent report by the US Embassy Educational Advising Centre, Nigeria sends more students to the US than any other country in sub-Saharan Africa. Nigeria currently has over 6,500 students studying at over 733 institutions in all 50 states of the US and the District of Columbia. To Tolu Odugbemi, vice chancellor, Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH), this trend is worrisome and called on government to arrest the situation, if it hopes to produce viable future for the productive youths of the country. Odugbemi is pained that foreign universities are profiting from Nigeria’s ill-equipped institutions, as Nigerian youths paid whopping sums as tuition to Canadian, British and even neighbouring Ghana universities. The university don is saddened by the fact that virtually all higher institutions in Nigeria currently depend almost exclusively on government subsidies. A situation that makes them almost totally dependence on the government for funding, this he opined cannot move higher education away from the doldrums it was currently experiencing. Disruption in academic calendar, lack of infrastructure, incessant strikes by lecturers, and growing appetite for foreign graduates by employers, among other things, according to analysts, are responsible for this drive towards foreign education by Nigerians. http://businessdayonline.com/2013/09/nigeria-loses-over-n30bn-annually-to-rising-demand-for-foreign-education/ |
[quote author=Uteghe ]You are a pathetic twart crony. Are you suggesting Amaechi should abdicate his responsibility as the NGF chair. Go watch barney and stop posting rubbish.[/quote]What responsibility ![]() |
Chibuike, na you go tire. |
Goddex: So, was it Fashola that developed Lagos?Don't care. Make una keep una lagos. |
[quote author=slim fit ]South south. These people will kill them selves trust me.[/quote]At least we are not killing you. Wayo don finish una. |
You people don't have to like Akpabio,is not by force. We are not begging you to like him. We are ready to make him our Nigerdelta president after Goodluck. Keep your fashola, we will keep our Akpabio. This one Nigeria will come to an end one day, so we don't have to see each other at all. Stay in your southwest as we will gladly stay in our southsouth. |
Symphony007: why is it amazing you? He is correct. Try and visit the state and you'll see each LGA has a couple of these and healthcare centers too.Please list the hundreds, una just dey yab here with una rubbish. |
Ribadu is a useless noise maker. You stood on the same podium with most of those thieves and called them political reformers. Deltans, lead by the urhobos took Ibori to task and made his life after office miserable. President Jonah becoming CIC put the final nail on his coffin. We might not be the most sophisticated and the most intelligent breeds in Nigeria. But the average urhobo person will hold his own any day and then some. When Ibori returns from his UK jail and asks for forgiveness, deltans will most certainly forgive him. As long as he does the right thing. He has paid a price that 99% worst criminals that are political kingmakers today never paid. It shall be well. |
Former Delta state governor, and convicted money launderer, James Ibori, was never Nigeria’s worst plunderer of state wealth. He may only have been less smart. Far worse official thieves are walking free today, and are celebrated as heroes, former head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Nuhu Ribadu, has said.http://premiumtimesng.com/news/144636-thieves-worse-ibori-walking-free-nigeria-nuhu-ribadu-2.html |
Urhobo Wadoo mini wadoo. This is simply a race between DPP and PDP, with advantage PDP. The glamorization of DPP has worn off in delta central. Also, PDP has done a very job, making peace with most members since 2007/2011 civil war. |
cKaiser: No be this same Delta dem kidnap Chris Obodo, And Okonjos mother?Was this before or after the kidnapping taskforce and the new kidnapping laws in the state. The changes in delta are almost day and night. |
Was this man truly kidnapped The story this man is telling makes no sense. The MO of most kidnapping in the Nigerdelta is almost opposite of what this guy is describing. I hope the security service grill this man. I just have a bad feeling about his story. |
NovusHomo: The same Armed Forces that MAY end up overthrowing him in the name of "We the PEOPLE". Who are those advising this President? Oh, I forgot about Dokubo, Tompolo, and of course, "Dame" Patience. This man could have achieved greatness.The man has already achieved greatness. You want try. |
Olaolufred: Stop spewing out ignorance.How about delta and Anambra. Are there no military men stationed in Edo state The gov must and should lead the way. |
iamdsam: I'm a Deltan and I can bet that many people aren't willing to vote for Goodluck Jonathan. The expectations people had for Jonathan aren't been meant. He hasn't fulfilled his numerous promises. If there's no rigging, Jonathan won't be able to win this 2015 election coming and there will be a big conflict Nigeria if Goodluck Jonathan clinches the election through riggingYou know so much in delta Politics, that's why DPP is currently governing the state. APC chances in delta is a big fat zero. Only delta central will vote against goodluck, about 40% against him. All other zones is smooth sailing. |
[quote author=reporter?]@OP, Whoever employed you should fire you. In Nigeria, the security of the State is vested in FG who controls the armed forces. It's the FG that is clueless in this case.[/quote]Go and ask other state govs. how they dealt with kidnapping in their states. Uduaghan is next door, he might have a thing or two to teach Osho, when it comes to dealing with kidnapping. If you are waiting for Abuja, you can as well move all Edo state residents to Abuja. |
KnowAll: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^%There is no PDP crisis in adamawa, just a Nyako problem. Remember, the man won reelection by 52%. He is very unpopular in the state. One reason, PDP almost took him off the ticket in 2012. Adamawa at 70% for GEJ is very correct. |
Impostor with all kinds of monikers |
bloggernaija: Tens of million in the Niger delta?Open your mouth and tell an Edo man he is not Niger deltan. He will hand over all the tooth, in your mouth to you, after slapping them out. |
DaLover: It's very obvious that the OP is a SWer masquerading as a fake 9ja deltan or a very ignorant 9ja deltan...This OP is not even an ignorant Nigerdelta. Just an impostor. |
Niger delta Southsouth or whatever you decide to call us, will remain your own problem. It is very clear, we are giving many of you impostor heart burn. I wonder, why you people are so concerned about our region. Please leave us alone with our suffering. |
any rumor mill bites the dust. ![]() |
ASUU, you are finally getting some foreign competition. Nigeria schools pay so bad yet others are coming to seek employment here. |
The Yobe state government has employed 35 professors from India and Philippines for its state own university in Damaturu the state capital. The Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Musa Alabe informed the governor while on a visit to the institution that the first of the learned fellows that were earlier approved for resumption in the university will be arriving the state capital this weekend. He said series of advertisement made in the national dailies requesting for qualified academic staff in the institution yielded little or no desired result. The decision to employ the said professors according to him is to improve the standards of teaching and learning in the various fields of human endeavour in the institution. Professor Musa Alabe says 21 of the professors were employed from India while 14 others were from Philippians. He thank the governor for granting approval for the employment of the said professors pointing out that it will greatly enrich the quality of education in the institution. Speaking shortly after inspecting the law faculty of the institution, Governor Ibrahim Gaidam expressed happiness on the progress made on the facilities in the school while assuring that his administration will continue to improve on the existing progress made in the school to make it one of the best in the country, The governor then donated the sum of N30 million towards enriching the law Library of the university and directed that the library be stock with latest law books that will improve learning and research in the institution. Alhaji Ibrahim Gaidam also directed the allocation of 20 number housing units recently completed at the 300 housing estate to accommodate the employed professors urging the university authority to provide the best of facilities at the estate for the expected professors. He also directed the construction of additional three kilometres of road within the university so as to ease movement of people within the institution. The present administration had suspended academic activities in the state university with a view to providing conducive environment for both teaching and learning, on assumption of office. http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/09/11/yobe-employs-35-professors-from-india-philippines-for-university/ |
Is Ebonyi State University a federal school How will the Federal government issues involving federal schools, affect school fees in a state school. Can these pretenders tell us why all state universities are on strike If I had the power I will privatize all federal schools over night and see what these ASUU people will strike about next. |
take dat: So because it is their oil, its illegal but not theft? See reasoning! How many NDeltans benefit from the theft perpetuated by the few locals? Illegal miners and those who vandalize pipelines are all thievesLeft to me they can steal 100% of the oil. My only problem is environmental issues. Also, there is a different between something illegal and theft. You can never steal what belongs to you. They should make their crude cooking process more environmental friendly. I know, they can do it. Please ask the noise makers to scream about the hundreds of billions lost to miners in this country. Are they Niger deltans too. When it comes to oil, you people have a big mouth to cry. |
60,000-80,000 is about right. Half of which are the locals processing themselves. Abeit illegally but is not theft. Nobody is accusing the miners in the northern part of this country of theft. Gold, lead, zinc, tin are mined daily in Nigeria. The government looses billions in revenue, yet nobody is calling them thieves. Deal with the over loading happening at Escarvos and leave local people alone. I am only worried about the environmental impact of the local guys cooking the crude, not some silly theft. |
Like that spirit. That's the problem with most fighting politicians in this country. They all lack day jobs, no political power, no food on their tables. |
atlwireles: God bless the Olu for doing the right thing. May `Ogiame’, kingdom last forever. God will keep blessing our great state of Delta. |
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