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NaijaPikinGidi: Denials galore! You claim you knew about it yet you dare not share or mention it because you Nigerians do not know and will never know of the damning report!? Too late for excuses! The Word Economic Forum Report is acceptable/unacceptable depending on whose Ox is gored seems to be your new digression but surely your educational system is overrated! We have said this too often for you South Africans to understand. No brain for Maths and Science and no brains for quality education! End of discussion!

Yes, no brain for math and science and English - is Naai-geria. I repeat.

Worst indicators in the whole world. Not wishy-washy stuff. Facts.



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Released just five days ago. Not in 1998. Five days ago.


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http://blueprintng.com/new/2013/08/09/not-yet-uhuru-for-nigerias-education-despite-early-indicators/


A glimpse at the Executive Summary of that report, as released by the World Bank, reveals that primary education enrolls 81% of the relevant age group and graduates 69% of this figure while just over half of all children complete primary school. School drop-out rates have been rising and educational standards have apparently declined.


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98% - It is real!

blackchris:

hurry up and repost the ones you've posted before. as if there's anything new. we don't hide our problems like your filthy country. so go ahead, but i warn you. what am seeing right now about SA's deeply unfair society will pain you.

did you pour liquid soap in my mouth to say am foaming whenever i hit you with the truth?

We hide our problems? But you are funny!

The last time I checked 98% of everything you've posted about us comes from OUR websites and publications?

You don't hide yours? Really?

98% of everything we've posted about you comes from publications other than yours!

You are funny!

Our country is sooooo filthy Naai-gerians can't help but stream to it? They get trampled upon at our visa offices to come over to South Africa. Funny guy.

blackchris: you don't seem to get it. behind the colonial structures that represents the current south africa lies a filthy society they try to hide from the world. don't be mad when your secrets are revealed, just swallow it cos you like to serve the same meal. gudnite to your dull head

Ahahahah! Dreams. Not having fun?

Dont give us mouth-foaming.

I get it plenty and I have posted it.

A naai-gerian talking about filth? Don't go there if you know what's good for you.

You wont like it very much.

blackchris: it seems the ranking got worst this year. at 2010 it was the 4th

Newsweek‘s (16 August 2010) list of the world’s best countries put South Africa at 82nd overall, and ranks our education system 97th out of 100, which is 4th from the bottom. South Africa’s education performance is even ranked below countries like Mozambique, Bangladesh and Iran, states less wealthy or less free.
http://edulibpretoria./2010/08/26/sa-education-system-the-4th-worst-in-the-world-according-to-newsweek/

You've already been told, we have a healthy private school system. A healthy semi-private system. A healthy ousourced system.

Hence, the best schools on the continent.

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1. Grey College South Africa
2. Rift Valley Academy Kenya
3. King Edward VII School South Africa
4. Hilton College South Africa
5. St. George's College Zimbabwe
6. Prince Edward School Zimbabwe
7. International School of Kenya Kenya
8. Accra Academy Ghana
9. Lycée Lamine Guèye Senegal
10. Adisadel College Ghana
11. St John's College Houghton South Africa
12. Maritzburg College South Africa
13. Lycée Guebre Mariam Ethiopia
14. Selborne College South Africa
15. St Alban's College South Africa
16. Lycée Lyautey Morocco
17. Durban High School South Africa
18. Grey High School South Africa
19. St Andrew`s College South Africa
20. Gateway High School Zimbabwe
21. Glenwood High School South Africa
22. Rainbow International School Uganda
23. Lycée Moulay Youssef Morocco
24. Kearsney College South Africa
25. St. James High School Zimbabwe
26. Wynberg Boys High School South Africa
27. Pretoria Boys High School South Africa
28. Lycée Français de Tananarive Madagascar
29. Mauritius College of the Air Mauritius
30. International School Moshi Tanzania
31. Le Collège Mermoz Ivory Coast
32. Strathmore School Kenya
33. Parktown Boys' High School South Africa
34. International School of Tanganyika Tanzania
35. Holy Child School Ghana
36. Christ The King College Onitsha Nigeria
37. Graeme College South Africa
38. Jeppe High School for Boys South Africa
39. Alliance High School Kenya
40. Hillcrest School Jos Nigeria
41. Kingswood College South Africa
42. Hamilton High School Zimbabwe
43. Lincoln International School Uganda
44. Lycée Victor Hugo Morocco
45. Alexandra High School South Africa
46. École Normale Supérieure Guinea
47. Ghana International School Ghana
48. Arundel School Zimbabwe
49. Rondebosch Boys' High School South Africa
50. Starehe Boys' Centre Kenya
51. American International School of Johannesburg South Africa
52. Victoria Park High School South Africa
53. Methodist Boys High School Sierra Leone
54. Harare International School Zimbabwe
55. Methodist Girls High School Sierra Leone
56. Lenana School Kenya
57. St. Andrew's High School Malawi
58. Benoni High School South Africa
59. Waddilove High School Zimbabwe
60. Roedean School South Africa
61. Wykeham Collegiate Independent School for Girls South Africa
62. Lycee Francais du Caire Egypt
63. Christian Brothers' College Bulawayo Zimbabwe
64. Kamuzu Academy Malawi
65. Mount Pleasant High School Zimbabwe
66. Mfantsipim School Ghana
67. Chisipite Senior School Zimbabwe
68. Gayaza High School Uganda
69. Kutama College Zimbabwe
70. Wheelus High School Libya
71. Michaelhouse School South Africa
72. Westville Boys' High School South Africa
73. Namilyango College Uganda
74. Government College Umuahia Nigeria
75. Muir College South Africa
76. Wesley Girls High School Ghana
77. Alexander Sinton High School South Africa
78. Lycée Faidherbe Senegal
79. Royal College Port Louis Mauritius
80. Lycée La Fontaine Niger
81. Lycée Lyautey de Casablanca Morocco
82. Settlers High School South Africa
83. Nyeri High School Kenya
84. Pinetown Boys' High School South Africa
85. Kings' College Lagos Nigeria
86. Lycée Français Liberté Mali
87. Paarl Boys' High School South Africa
88. St. Paul's College Namibia
89. Tafari Makonnen School Ethiopia
90. Wynberg Girls' High School South Africa
91. Bingham Academy Ethiopia
92. Port Shepstone High School South Africa
93. Clapham High School South Africa
94. Hillcrest Secondary School Kenya
95. South African College School South Africa
96. Lycée Blaise Diagne Senegal
97. St Mary's Diocesan School for Girls South Africa
98. Townsend High School Zimbabwe
99. St.Gregory's College Nigeria
100. Allan Wilson High School Zimbabwe

NaijaPikinGidi: Nice to see you desperately psyching-up yourself! No one asked if you had energy in abundance or in short supply! We know your pain! We know your current stress levels! It's as low as your measly 33% brain capacity! Stay positive! You can't afford to run away soon!

Ahahahaha !

Did anyone ask you about anything you've said today? Ag shame. Truth biting a bit?

blackchris: South Africa: a nation of dummies
South Africa’s education system is producing a nation of dummies. The country is faring second worst in the world in mathematics and science education, new research by the World Economic Forum shows. By Craig Wilson.
http://www.techcentral.co.za/south-africa-a-nation-of-dummies/39540/

this proves my point as to the kind of dummies CabB and AshawoGang are.

Why am I not surprised?

WEF hahahahaha!

Well, the nation of dummies go straight into overseas programmes.

You on the other hand...

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/07/fg-teachers-battle-students-under-performance/


She said: “Over the years, Nigeria has experienced mass failure in external examinations. The poor quality of educational outcome in recent years is attributable to the poor quality of teachers, among others.”

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I have already posted tonnes of evidence about your teachers!

NaijaPikinGidi: The question is yours! And you know ... like we also know that you are sad, upset, hurt, dismayed, depressed with the content of pages 324 and 325 of the World Economic Forum Report FY2013! We understand your pain! We also understand it is a pain you must learn to live with until your 33% brains can show improvement!

As predicted. The same line.


Well, I will answer the question for you; and happily.

Naai-geria has the worst education indicators globally. And everything that I have posted cannot be denied by any Naai-gerian, dead or alive. Just grab a cup of coffee, read and weep. WEF, you've screamed. Well, have a look at where you are now and take stock.

NaijaPikinGidi: They can even be halfliners for all you care ... Point is ... you are feeling the impact! Focus on the Report!!

If I were feeling the impact, you'd be happy, knowing your work is done. But look at you. Trying to rise from under the weight of facts.

I asked a question: Worst education indicators globally. - UNESCO.

Did you forget to read about that?

98 percenter.

I have energy in abundance.

NaijaPikinGidi: The very reason for all the desperation and aimless posts! On point BlackChris! Even a blindman in his neighbourhood can see his desperation!

LOL - I am having fun.

You have run out of energy and tricks.

I am motivated and jovial.



Are you sad to discover that you have the worst indicators in the world?

You forgot to read that part?

NaijaPikinGidi: How can a substanceless brain recognize substance when it's placed in clear words on his screen or in a WEF 2013 Report? You are beyond human redemption! Yes you are! 33% is your number!!!

One liner. I post facts. You post one-liners and dreams .

You keep screaming WEF until your lips assume that shape.

I told you that I have all the stamina in the world today. Best schools in the whole continent, Pigoon. Whole continent.

I will keep bliksemming you with facts.

All day!

You are worst in the whole world, Pigoon

NaijaPikinGidi: You can swing your fists randomly and aimlessly ... it's the sign of a battered, dazed and desperate boxer not too far-off from hitting the canvass! Accept the facts of the report or just die running away from it! It's OFFICIAL! Your educational system is at the very bottom range of all global systems and your beautiful buildings could not help you!? Cry us the Indian ocean! You are just not competent to be intelligent! You are 33%. Refer once more to your educational demons on pages 324 and 325 of that WEF REPORT FY2013.

Aimlessly? As in 98% aimlessly? I have stamina today, Pigoon. More than enough.

Let's see.

http://www.aljazeera.com/video/africa/2013/06/20136109549623651.html

I quote:

"Nigeria lagging in child education
Sub-Saharan nation has worst record globally.

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Not wishy-washy.

Facts. Undeniable facts.

blackchris: #rolls on the floor#

no wonder the dullard has been acting crazy with his posts

Of that post doesn't worry me.

As for you:

http://tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/7275-nigeria-has-worst-global-education-indicators-unesco

[size=17pt]Nigeria has worst global education indicators - UNESCO[/size]

blackchris: aww!! the dullard is scared i'll add more damage to the one @Naijapikingidi has caused. don't worry, i already had a stressful day at work. am just gonna enjoy my comrade's posts for future references

Scared of what exactly? Your threatening to "enjoy posts".

I am shivering!

Sorry to disappoint you, but your comrade is done for the day, as you will soon find out.

Heeey!

Look what I found:


Nigeria: 1,300 Kaduna Teachers Fail Primary School Test


Kaduna — About 1300 teachers in Kaduna have failed in tests generally set for primary four pupils, Commissioner for Education Alhaji Usman Mohammed has revealed.

He made the shocking disclosure at an education summit tagged "Education for all is responsibility of all", held at the Hassan Usman Katsina House yesterday.

"A total of 1,599 teachers selected from across the state were given primary four tests in Mathematics and Basic literacy. Only one of them scored 75 percent, 250 scored between 50 to 75 percent and 1,300 scored below 25 percent," he said.

According to him, the same examination was conducted for 1,800 primary school pupils but that larger percent of them failed woefully.

"We are not surprised about the performance of the pupils because how can they know it, when their teachers don't know it," he added.

NaijaPikinGidi: Insults by a CraigA or CraigB or CraigZ will not by any chance blunt the sharp facts of South Africa's world recognized 33% educational system!!

One-trick pony!

You have failed to argue anything of substance. You were given all day to put together a coherent argument and you decided to bore everyone with weak posts.



It's not an insult of it's true. Point me to one thing that I said that was not true.

I had gazillions of sources. Gazillions!

Can you count that?

blackchris: so this is how BCrab passed through school with his empty skull..SMH

i never trusted those ranking cos they are mostly based on fine buildings

Not you too. I spent all day playing with the other monkey. You'll just bore. Go read whats already been said and go home.

NaijaPikinGidi: True to my words you are back again!! You can see the damage your boy BCraig/CraigB has done to your precious national image! He even got banned for his below the belt approach! Well ... if you haven't, can you also take a glance at pages 324and 325 of that WEF Report FY2013? MsauZa and ZetDee have been logged on for so long and remain speecless. This must be too hard a publication on you all.

What damage? You've failed to deal with me- with facts - and now you want to deal with Paniki, who was not even talking to you?

Hahaha. 98 percenter needs saving. I got banned because of a link, idîot. Posted as a picture. Were you hoping to be saved by the mods? How can you even know what got me banned when it's hidden?

Do you need saving, 98 percenter?

A squirming worm from Lagos .

Look at how your energy's been sapped. From 80 words per minute, to sad, one-liners

[size=17pt]98%[/size] - This is where you come from.

It won't go away.

NaijaPikinGidi: E never begin pepper you! No contest dey dis matter! Mi and you no dey for de same categooory ...

Yeah yeah. You had all day and look what you've become. A singing caricature of a monkey.

And to think you started the topic.

NaijaPikinGidi: When you are done mudslinging out of desperation I hope you'll have the stomach to take some reciprocation in equal measure? Naija no dey carry last! Abi you no know? Or abi dem never yarn you?

Facts are not mud, my little 98 percenter. Facts. Not wishy-washy arguments. These are your teachers. They fail primary school tests.

You have been repeating the same stuff and you've even reverted to Pidgin.

The truth does that.

Hahaha

Reciprocation? I'm glad you admit that you've been bliksemmed by facts. That's what happens when you run around talking about 33% that you know nothing about.

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A monkey's been beaten up to the point of speaking Pidgin English.

Worth reposting:

1,300 teachers failed the same tests administered to primary four pupils

NaijaPikinGidi: Enjoy your misery! Your mud only needs your tongue in the hard hands of a janitor!!

Oh, I am having quite the fun time. Nice to play with a squirming worm.

We are not finished:

http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/general/255781-tales-of-ghost-unqualified-teachers-in-nigeria-public-schools.html


Throughout 2012, across states, governors were swinging sledge hammers on teachers. They seemed to have woken- quite suddenly- from a deep slumber to realize that the major reason why thousands of students were performing woefully in final year public examinations conducted by WAEC and NECO was perhaps because even their teachers needed proper schooling.

From Bauchi, Gombe, Kogi, Ondo, Edo to mention a few the tsunami raged on. A rough collation of reported figures reveals that since 2012 leading to February this year, across some states 3,170 ghost teachers were discovered, while ,274 others forged their certificates.

[size=22pt] [b]The record also revealed that a staggering 6,502 were unqualified. But the latest revelation of the depth of rot in the basic education sub-sector in some states was reported in Kaduna state two weeks ago. 1,300 teachers failed the same tests administered to primary four pupils [/size]

Of the total 1,599 teachers who sat for the examination only one of them scored 75 percent, 250 scored between 50 to 75 percent and 1,300 scored below 25 percent.
These tests were just a follow-up to an earlier statement by the late Governor Patrick Yakowa November last year that no fewer than 2,000 teachers had been discovered with fake certificates and the Chairman of the Kaduna state House of Assembly on education Yunusa Mohammad who said that out of the 36,000 teachers in the state, 15,000 were not qualified.
It was not the first time teachers were failing such a test in Nigeria. In 2008, Kwara state government administered the same primary four examinations to 19,125 teachers and out of the 259 who scored zero, 10 of them possessed university degrees.

NaijaPikinGidi: Talk coherently little child! Beautiful school buildings don't mean a thing when there are little or no South African brains to attend, even when there is a R13.4 billion students loan debt that your empty brains owe to your government! Now the WEF REPORT FY2013 is weak? The same WEF whose Summit South Africa hosted not to long ago in Cape Town? The very respected World Economic Forum that South Africa loves to identify with at the slightest opportunity? You are ins.ane FishCray!

Oh really? Do you deny that South Africa has the best schools on the continent now?

Is that how dazed you've become?

Never mind that - we can always revisit. More interesting is the following:

Adamawa State -

http://www.naijalately.com/news/6000-unqualified-teachers-in-adamawa-ubec-chair

6,000 unqualified teachers in Adamawa – UBEC chair

Universal Basic Education, UBEC, in Adamawa State has declared that 6,000 teachers in the state are not qualified. It also said that about 11, 000 Almajiris have been identified that would soon be integrated into the newly introduced federal government basic education programme for Almajiris in the country. The State UBEC chairman, Mr. Halilu Hamman made this known in Yola, explaining that the programme is aimed at ridding the streets of Almajiris as well as providing them with basic education, saying that the teaching curriculum for the new programme would..

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Every single state. The story is the same. No wonder the 98%. And then you still have to be rejected by programmes.

NaijaPikinGidi: Your academic equals are in Yemen!

One-liner. One-trick pony.

It's a sad day for you. Yemen has the best schools in Africa? Sure, Pigoon.

Now. Back to real matters and not dreams of desperation:

See what your precious NYSC almost-qualifieds are doing.

http://www.bellanaija.com/2012/12/12/unqualified-nysc-members-teaching-in-schools-cause-mass-failure-teachers-council/

Unqualified NYSC Members Teaching in Schools Cause Mass Failure – Teachers’ Council

Now, where did we first see the phrase "mass failure? Ooooh, yes. That's when the issue of your 98% failure rate first came up.

Read it and weep, Pigoon! It won't go away. With your high population, you still can't find qualified teachers.

SMH. Did you go to school in Naai-geeria, Pigoon?

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“The issue of having mass failure is a process. Part of the people contributing to the process are these corpers. It is an abuse to our profession. Government should stop posting youth corpers to teach in schools. We at the council are against posting of NYSC without teaching background to schools.“

NaijaPikinGidi: And when the World Economic Forum hath declared the truth in the year 2013 AD behold darkness overtook light and the spirit of blindness came over FishCray So it is written because the children of Madiba failed to harken to the words of prophets Tambo and Sisulu after the children were saved from bondage in the land of their birth by the wise men from the lands of the Niger River!

Three lines! Wow, that's progress.

Now, as you keep singing the "I'm stuck on one song" line, here's something else for you to weep about:

http://www.gbooza.com/group/education/forum/topics/1-in-every-4-nigerian-teachers-unqualified-report#axzz2bse9ytRu

1 in every 4 Nigerian teachers unqualified - Report


It will not go away. Eat your own shyte

NaijaPikinGidi: When desperation sets-in like this, he begins to blame the same links that have serviced his desperate motivations all along? Southie-style excuses! So it now dawns on him that he's been trivial all the while? For sure your demons are hiding in pages 324 and 325 of that World Economic Forum Report FY2013. Please look straight at the bottom of those pages! They are there in black and white! Facts don't lie. It must be so hard for you to make any noise about the facts in question! ETERNAL SILENCE now pervades the air! Case closed ... please bring on the military debates!

Where are your smiley faces today, Naai-jaPigoon? Regurgitation much? a one-trick pony

Are you sad? Might it have something to do with the 98%?

Might it?

We are not done yet.

Look at this:

http://www.naijaintel.com/index.php/2013/02/20/the-menace-of-unqualified-nigerian-teachers-by-jide-ojo/

The menace of unqualified Nigerian teachers. By Jide Ojo.

It won't go away, Pigoon.

Kaduna

http://nigerianeyeonline.com/50-of-kaduna-teachers-unqualified-yakowa/

50% of Kaduna teachers unqualified – Yakowa
Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna State, yesterday, said about 50 percent of primary school teachers in the state were unqualified, adding that 2,000 of the teachers secured employment with forged certificates.

Yakowa spoke during the graduation and awards ceremony of the second joint National Teachers’ Institute, NTI, in Kaduna, yesterday.

He said: “The theme of the two-day summit, Enhancing Teacher Education: Quality and Professional Development, by NTI is not only timely but instructive, since it falls alongside the same aggressive effort we are currently making in Kaduna State in improving the quality of our teachers.

“Because we are convinced that the teacher is the key factor in any learning situation, we, therefore, associate ourselves with any effort to develop teacher’s quality.

He added that this was what guided the state government to evaluate primary school teachers and discovered that “nearly 50 percent” of them “lack the required qualifications to teach” even as “about 2,000 teachers had been employed with fake certificates.”

NaijaPikinGidi: Throw all the the dirt and mud you like ... your South African education is garbage! You must keep reading that World Economic Forum Report 2013 or die trying not to! Like I said it is yours for keeps fresh from the press!

[size=24pt]33%[/size] is your globally recognized maximum brain capacity!

So garbage that we have the best schools on the continent? Sure, dude.

Try again. That's all you've got. Your weak WEF report.

Look at what you've been given in return. Tons and tons of facts.

Take this too, 98% man:

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http://telegraphng.com/2013/06/plateau-to-sack-11000-unqualified-teachers/

Plateau state:


“We have 7,000 teachers in the primary schools that are not qualified and another 4,000 that have no business going near our schools at all,” he revealed.

NaijaPikinGidi: Someone just got banned! Now watch out for BCraig!

What can I do if your Naai-gerian links are dodgy?

Enough trivialities.

98% - topic of the day.

NaijaPikinGidi: This can't be long winded. It is so long endless winded. You even struggle to hide your desperation! It must be that World Economic Forum report. Uneasy lays CraigB's brainless head in the dirty cusp of his mud-stained hands!

So long-winded it's not even worth looking at. Desperate post. Not even interested.

Now, this on the other hand....


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/07/80-of-teachers-in-north-unqualified-nti/

80% of teachers in North unqualified – NTI

on July 04, 2013 / in News 10:55 am / Comments


By Luka Binniyat

KADUNA — National Teachers’ Institute, NTI, has said that about 80 percent of all school teachers in most states in the north were not qualified for the job.

Director-General of the Institute, Dr. Aminu Sharehu, said this yesterday in Zaria, Kaduna State, at a national conference on Quality Assurance and Control in Teacher Education as a Tool for Achieving Millennium Development Goals, organised by Federal College of Education, Zaria.

However, Governor Muhktar Yero of Kaduna State, who also spoke on the occasion, said that only 50 percent of the teachers in his state were not qualified and not 80.

Sharehu said: “Over 80 percent of teachers in the North are under-qualified because there is no motivation.

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[size=22pt]98%[/size]. It won't go away. No amount of noise will change that.

NaijaPikinGidi: It's so obvious, even a blind man can see your desperation!

That's why you've become a one-liner?

While you're pondering the above, add this on your list:


Out of 150 Naai-gerian doctoral theses looked at, only 11 made the grade...


98%

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Now, at which point is it NOT clear what I am talking about?

Where have I defended black people? In this thread.

Where are the ["YOU"] Naai-gerian apes? In this thread.

I wait for my answers, please. Highlighted in red, for ease of reference.


You are an id*ot and you keep exposing yourself.

CraigB: Critical reasoning about my own statements? I should be telling YOU that.

Now, go back to the post that started this. I stated that I defend black South Africans, when the colour of my skin came up for discussion on this forum

When I said "WE", I clearly was referring to the South Africans on this forum. When I said YOU, I clearly was referring to the Naai-gerians on this forum.

If you reject the above, please explain what this statement is in reference to:

YOU CANNOT DIVIDE US ?

May I have a clear answer explaining the above, please. According to your logic and your "critical reasoning" (Naai-gerian standards, acceptable), may I have an articulation of what the words "YOU CANNOT DIVIDE US" mean, then.

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Once we are done with that, we can then move on to your other rubbish, which there is a lot of.

There is no rush.

I wait...

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Oh, and then, answer the following:


We are all South African. - Are we not South African? Yes or no, please.

Black and white - we're South African. - Are we not South African? Yes or no, please.

Your attempts to divide us will fail - Will you succeed or have you succeeded? Yes or no, please.

You can't divide us - Can you divide us? Yes or no, please.