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Liberia independence 1847.
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Settled by the American Colonization Society
January 7, 1822 – Date of first settlement
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Liberian Declaration of Independence
July 26, 1847
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Annexation of Republic of Maryland
March 18, 1857
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Recognized by the United States of America
February 5, 1862
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Current constitution
January 6, 1986
Area
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Total
111,369 km2 (103rd)
43,000 sq mi
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Water (%)
13.514
Population
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2015 estimate
4,503,000[3] (125th)
Resources Iron ore,Diamonds,gold,Zinc,lead,
have abundant land,water resources,timber,Cocoa,coffee.
population :About 5million people. Singarpore . Independence from United Kingdom 31 August 1963[8] • Merger with Malaysia 16 September 1963[8] • Expulsion from Malaysia 9 August 1965[8] Area • Total al 719.1 km2[9] (190th) 278 sq mi Population • 2015[9] estimate 5,535,000 (113th) Resources .None even imports drinking water. GDP Liberia $2.719 billion (PPP) (2012 est.) Rank: 185 (2012 est.) GDP growth 8.3% (2012 est.) GDP per capita $700 (PPP) (2012 est.) Rank: 224 (2012 est.) GDP Singarpore US$307.9 billion (nominal; 2015 est.)[1] Int$470.551 billion (PPP; 2015 est.)[1] GDP rank 36th (nominal, 2014) / 40th (PPP, 2014) GDP growth −4.6% (Q2 2015) Can someone explain the anomaly. Our next lesson will be on Haiti.
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Liberia independence 1847.
•
Settled by the American Colonization Society
January 7, 1822 – Date of first settlement
•
Liberian Declaration of Independence
July 26, 1847
•
Annexation of Republic of Maryland
March 18, 1857
•
Recognized by the United States of America
February 5, 1862
•
Current constitution
January 6, 1986
Area
•
Total
111,369 km2 (103rd)
43,000 sq mi
•
Water (%)
13.514
Population
•
2015 estimate
4,503,000[3] (125th)
Resources Iron ore,Diamonds,gold,Zinc,lead,
have abundant land,water resources,timber,Cocoa,coffee.
population :About 5million people. Singarpore . Independence from United Kingdom 31 August 1963[8] • Merger with Malaysia 16 September 1963[8] • Expulsion from Malaysia 9 August 1965[8] Area • Total al 719.1 km2[9] (190th) 278 sq mi Population • 2015[9] estimate 5,535,000 (113th) Resources .None even imports drinking water. GDP Liberia $2.719 billion (PPP) (2012 est.) Rank: 185 (2012 est.) GDP growth 8.3% (2012 est.) GDP per capita $700 (PPP) (2012 est.) Rank: 224 (2012 est.) GDP Singarpore US$307.9 billion (nominal; 2015 est.)[1] Int$470.551 billion (PPP; 2015 est.)[1] GDP rank 36th (nominal, 2014) / 40th (PPP, 2014) GDP growth −4.6% (Q2 2015) Can someone explain the anomaly. Our next lesson will be on Haiti. |
Reyginus:You should google that. |
Rossikki:Clown the origin of Civilization is in Mesopatomia. present day Iraq not Egypt. go and read about that. |
Reyginus:Go and read your bible. no need wasting time on you. your case na double case. No amount of Sunshine will make a blind man to see. |
Rossikki:Clown blacks did this and that. no facts just cliams. pathetic |
LeSudAfricaine:Lol.....feel pity for yourself. I say things the way they are. without sentiment . |
Reyginus:Clown you should google about the history of Europe or about the age of enligtenment. |
Reyginus:Genetics. God seperated the entire world at the tower of Babel. God seperated people according to their kind and kins. Each group migrated from the Area of Babel to different paths of the world. due to isolation and intermairrage among people of the same group. some features became dominant and were passed on from generation to generation. hence the different races. |
Rossikki:I laugh .another one, black moors myth. which Europe? the darkages did not affect European Civilization . it only changed their political and religeous views. |
Rossikki:let me ask you. will your blacks and Asians reinvent Electricity,Cars,Internet,Computer. or will they restablish the laws of chemisty ,Physics ,Engineering discovered by whites. Where was Asians and blacks. when the whites discovered electricity,built turbines,invented Aeroplanes, cars,internet,Tvs,radio,mobile phones,Rockets, the list is endless .Space travel,Moon landing,established bulk of theories and formulars in Physics,Chemistry ,Biology ,Economics e.t.c You can pick an object or proffession and google about its history. |
LeSudAfricaine:So football league is now an acheivement. let me remind U that football was founded and established by whites. did i break ur heart? |
Reyginus:Yes. why not. |
Reyginus:I have High IQ. at least it is evidence enough. that i can observe patterns of black failure globally and ability to , analyse it critically that's a plus. So you expect me to claim,Iam equal with the person who discovered,established, and taught me all i know in Engineering. is how it works? |
Reyginus:1000% YES. |
Rossikki:Clown . The Roman's ,Greek, Assyrians and Mesopatomia empires ruled this world and contributed greatly to our present Civilization. and their present countries are still doing well. Italy,Greece,Germany,Iran,e.t.c you see your analogy does not hold water. |
14:give me facts. and stop calling names.give black SA individual founder companies.and stop hidding behind Government owned. of course we know government use strong fiancial base created by whites. |
14:Idiot stop bragging .blacks have ruled SA for less than 27yrs. Prior to that SA .has been Africa's largest and most mordern nation in Africa. thanks to Whites not some lazy sex hungry black SA. |
14:I laugh at U. google them yourself. clown In Europe and US their are Companies as old as 250yrs old. so give me examples of black owned companies in SA or Bostwana since it was part of SA prior to their independence in 1965 .that are as old as aleast 50yrs. before the arrival of whitemen. |
LeSudAfricaine:Who is talking about mortality. I said give me examples. |
LeSudAfricaine:Idiot . So You are were you are with. 88% police force HIV postive. or 85% of your stundents failing. Mor0n. Go to your reservations and confront your village oracle why u lake brains. www.newobserveronline.com/sa-blacks-less-educated-ever/ www. newobserveronline.com/south-africa-49-murders-a-day/ www. newobserveronline.com/88-of-south-african-police-hiv-positive/ www. http://newobserveronline.com/south-africa-85-university-failure-rate/ |
Rossikki:Idiot. does Innoson fabricate the engines of those his cars. does Nigeria have a foundry industry or a working steel industry. Clown. give me one example of major black acheivement. |
LeSudAfricaine:Give examples .so we can learn. |
14:Exxaro formerly known as Kumba. ownership Shareholders of Kumba Iron Ore are: Anglo American plc (63.4%) Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd (13.1%) Minority shareholders (23.5%) |
Rossikki:Same disorted history books. by hungary black attention seekers. If blacks did build all that .then what happened to their brain. if the whiteman looted Africa's physical resources. did he also loot their head (brain) Lol...pathetic. |
14:They are black owned, becos of Black South African government Affirmative action to empower blacks. buying a company share is no big deal. finding and establishing it is the real stuff.Except for MTN did you google the history of the other companies? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broad_Based_Black_Economic_Empowerment |
Rossikki:Dreamer which skyscraper? give me names of Nigerians who built cars . show one element or formular, theory in Chemisty and physics established by your black men. Even your bridge in lagos,national Staduim Abuja,Ajeokueta Steel. e.t.c where built by a white company and supervised by a white Civil engineer. Juluis berger The company built the Eko Bridge completed in 1968, the Third Mainland Bridge completed in 1990 and the Abuja Stadium completed in 2003. [4] Tin Can Island Port, commissioned in 1977. Lagos Inner Ring Road, completed in 1979. Ajaokuta Steel Plant, completed in 1990. Itakpe – Ajaokuta Ore Railway, completed in 1990. Abuja International Airport phase II, completed in 1997. Central Bank of Nigeria Head Office, completed in 2002. Uyo infrastructure and road works, ongoing since 2008. First discharge drain built utilizing pipe-jacking technology in Nigeria, completed in 2011. National Assembly phase III, completed in 2011. Multiple projects, Escravos GTL plant in southern Nigeria, commissioned in 2012. Bonny Liquefied Natural Gas facility, multiple ongoing works since 1996. Challawa Gorge Dam Karaye, completed in 1992 |
Volksfuhrer:I don't believe in that Evolution rubbish. |
Reyginus:Black only on the surface. pure at Heart. |
Peritus:Idiot don't try to run away. give me facts .companies owned and founded by blacks.major inventions that changed US economy,major black contributions. that's how smart people talk. |
Rossikki:I laugh at your ingnorance. you will only claim , blacks did everything .yet no names,no evidence ,no facts. as usual black loud mouth. same black civilization myths. They say a picture is far better than a thousand words
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Rossikk:Lie. A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES THE COLONIAL PERIOD 1842 – 1955 In 1946, soon after the establishment of the first school in Badagry by the Missionaries, Lord Grey had recommended the establishment of agricultural education. The curriculum was intended to include household economy, gardening and surveying and agricultural chemistry (Faghulu, 1983, P 140). The tradition of work-oriented education was not successful as abundant evidence existed in the literature of complaints against the products of the school system who were unwilling to use their hands (Blyden, 1887). The same fate befall the attempt by missionary bodies to set up industrial institutions in Abeokuta. In the twentieth century the Phelps-Stokes Commission of l922 attempted to redirect the focus of education to work, as it was generally felt that the education given to Africans was inadequate and inappropriate as it educated them away from their environment. The Commission saw the need for education to keep the Africans in touch with the indigenous welfare of they tribes, to provide them with element of good agriculture and good Hygiene and to give them training in good crafts and home economics. This type of education was highly resented by Africans themselves who preferred the type of education the white collar jobs gave them access to in the government, the trading companies or as catechists. They criticized the education proposed by the Commission as interior to the privileged education obtained overseas. Between 1901 and 1950 various educational decisions were taken to meet the particular demand of the economy, training schools were set up by various governmental agencies e.g the Railways (1901). The public Works Department, the Marine Department and the Posts and Telegraph Department started various courses designed to meet their peculiar needs between 1901- 31. These needs were very special and narrow since the required number of specially trained personnel were very few; this meant little expansion which slowed down the growth of the economy. The era of open-ended aided professional specialisation started in 1932 with The establishment of the Yaba College of Technology which was designed to train professionally qualified personnel in medicane, agriculture, engineering and education. The institution offered mobility towards a jealously guarded economic stratum which was peopled by expatriates and a few African educated abroad. The Yaba experiment proved the reverse of a pattern whereby the labour market had indicated or dominated the activities of educational institutions. Before that following the recommendations of the 1945 Commission on Higher Education in West Africa, the Nigerian Colleges of Arts, Science and Technology were established (1950 – 54). Nigeria’s Ten-Year Education Plan (1944 -1945) launched in 1944 aimed to provide a type of education more suitable for the needs of the country and also provide more financial assistance to missions, voluntary educational bodies and native administration for expansion of education (Adesina, 1977). The plan failed to achieve the stated objectives because the goals were vaguely defined and lacked effective executive. The 1948 Education Ordinance proved to be a land mark, in the development of Education as it led to the establishment of the nucleus of what later became the University of Ibadan which offered an elitist type of education for top posts in government. By the l950s exciting experiments were either being proposed or carried out at both primary and secondary levels by Nigerians who were gradually seizing the initiative from the erstwhile colonial masters. In urgent response to the task of identifying the educational needs of the people, they embarked on the approach of linear expansion as a planning strategy. In 1955 the Western Region introduced the UPE followed by Eastern Region in 1957. In the Western Region the UPE was followed by the three year prevocational modern Schools established to take care of the products of UPE. Both experiences did not last for long owing to inadequacy of funds. In 1961; before the opening, of the Universities of Lagos and Zaria, a new type of University, the University of Nigeria was founded “to provide for the requirement of industry commerce and society”. It’s character was a blend of the landgrant college idea and those of the classical universities. Twenty years later another new type of university was to established the University of Technology. Harbison’s study of Nigeria’s Manpower needs prepared a way for the work of Ashby’s Commission. (1960). Harbison work focused both on intermediate education and Nigerian’s require for high level manpower for a period of 10 years and warned against over investing in higher education and over-crowding the Universities with cohoresin on-science education, a warning which is still very pertinent for todays educational planning. The report of that Ashby Commission known as “Investment in Education recommended among other things the setting up of the sixth form for the GCE/AL and the HSC; the up-grading of the quality of primary and secondary school teachers rapid expansion of technical colleges and stressed the importance of agricu1ture despite its flaws in statistic and projections. At the University Level, the work of the Commission generated the establishment of two new additional Universities (Lagos and Zaria) opened in 1962. The Commission’s Report came to be regarded as Nigeria’s education “bible”. The Post-independent Era 1960 —87. In 1961 the Banjo Commission recommended that the Modern Schools in the Western Region be converted to Junior Secondary Schools which stressed shop practice commercial and business practice and basic science These were the needs of the Sixties; the JSS had flourished for a long time in America and were being experimented with in Liberia in 1961. In 1962, the First National Development Plan was launched. |
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