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Thanks for all your comments. Special thanks to the objective ones |
Ayomitide77: I REP AAUAWelcome you are the third representative of your school. |
ATTENTION PLEASE ! !! !!! In less than 18 hours, 10am tomorrow (Saturday, 9/11/2013) no more entry for participation will be accepted. Thanks |
RedBenson: Thank God for giving me the grace to talk some senses into ur head.It is obvious indeed! |
Jodekss: [size=17]I went to_____mosque/church.Both |
afobam: How can you throw an egg two feets to the ground without breaking? |
If our full time graduates are called 'half-baked graduates'. Then what will the part-time graduates be called. Inasmuch as there are many people who are GENUINELY benefitting from the program we must not be slow to look sternly if the program is really achieving its purpose. Part time is for the working class, how many part time students are working class? It may be an herculean task for the government to critically assess the program because of the revenue from it. But we must call a spade a spade and not a shovel Why do you think part time student pay more school fees? |
ebenezer4o2: This OP must be from the Fed Ministry Of Education trying to pull our legs as to get our views and delivered to the Ministry.Brother, you are so funny |
I have gone through the thread, but I am very surprised that only few managed to be objective. This is an issue that demand a serious attention and only few who are objective and critical enough can see the reasonableness of the topic. I am very surprised that people who dont know me assumed that I am a full time student for raising a topic like this. Someone even said I am from ministry of education. Anyway, I remain objective about the topic Though the program is beneficial to some and many other countries are also doing it, I believe no country is exactly like Nigeria. How many part time students are working class? The same program maybe very beneficial in other countries but I believe we need to look critically if the program is achieving it purpose in our own country. Thanks for your comments |
RedBenson: I think you are high on some weeds this hot afternoon.Thanks sir. I am really grateful. God bless you |
afobam: How can you throw an egg two feets to the ground without breaking?The egg is table tennis egg |
afobam: I purchaded two differnt candy. Together they cost #1.10, one candy cost one naira more than the other. What is the price of each?#0.05 and 1.05 |
afobam: A car leaves lagos for kano at 100mph, 2 hours later a plane leaves at 200mph when they meet, which of the two is close to kano?They are both close |
jdzarrus99: No dats not correct,It is the father dat has bald head.Yes |
afobam: Name four days of the week starting with letter ttuesday, thursday, today and tomorrow |
[quote author=don_salvy]Peacock dey lay eggs?[/quote]Thanks for that |
Thanks for your comments. But try to understand that I am not standing on any side. |
dictapet: @ Ops how has that affected your own standard of living as a 9jerian? The means @ which sm1 gets educated is non of yoour biz i did part tym and i am contributing positively to the society, beta do same and ask reasonable questions that can change our society tanxI did not raise this point to sideline anyone. I am just being a little critical. How are you sure am not a part time student? |
alotofgrace: full time is meant for kids like op.....part time is meant for those who are working but still prefers to have formal tertiary education for some reasons....but its a pity these days that when kids like op dont make jamb, their parents get them part time form, where they will now be classmates with paapa and their mothers mate....Why did you jump into hasty conclusion? How are you sure am not a part time student? |
sexymoma: Caro wrote jamb for 8yrs but couldn't get an admission..Hum..hypothetical. |
nerodenero: It all depends on the dimension you are looking at it from:Good points. Thanks. But assuming you are the minister of education, can you consider abolishing it to increase the standard of education? |
Afam4eva: Why do you think it should be abolished or what gave rise to the question?It is alleged that it is contributing to low standard in our education sector |
[quote author=oche_ejemb]I'm sorry but I fail to see any logical reasoning whatsoever behind this question. Public Universities are on strike, 4th month running and you are suggesting 'part-time education' is a problem?[/quote]Thanks sir, but remember logical reasoning and assessment of our policies are not on strike |
Thanks for the comments, but please I will love to have reasons for whichever side you stand. |
[quote author=Okeke_Onyi]I Okeke Onyedika do formally request for an invitation to represent one d greatest institution of learning in African...Osun State University in your up coming inter-schools debate.[/quote]Please submit your name and that of your school. E.g KAYUS FUTO |
Jodekss: [size=17]Having_____the work, I went out.Finished |
tobechi74: Any tithe?Funny one. NO TITHE, NO OFFERING |
luqaz: If a peacock and a half, lay an egg and a half, in a3 |
luqaz: If a peacock and a half, lay an egg and a half, in a |
luqaz: During a visit to a mental asylum, a visitor asked theThe visitor need to be institutionalised |
jdzarrus99: Question:-Jim and his mum and dad went out in theone of them used an umbrella or head covering |
Jodekss: [size=17]antonyms :Answers, please |
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