₦airaland Forum

shawylux: It all depends on what you want pre cisely. Asaba has its challenges from the high cost of living to NYSC officials being strict. Am currently in Asaba and its being fun though tough in the beginning. Camp life is like camp. Your view of the best ppa depends on your course of study

shawylux: It all depends on what you want pre cisely. Asaba has its challenges from the high cost of living to NYSC officials being strict. Am currently in Asaba and its being fun though tough in the beginning. Camp life is like camp. Your view of the best ppa depends on your course of study

shawylux: A senior colleague from delta is welcoming you all to the state. You will all enjoy your stay here. There are so many ways to get to Issele uku permanent orientation camp. If you are coming from the east and invariably you ll still pass Onitsha, there is an Agbor park at the River Niger head bridge. But if you can't get there because your bus might drop at Upper Iweka, I suggest you enter Asaba bus. Asaba bus will drop you at Koko junction (last bus stop) and from there you ll see Issele uku bus. Wishing you a memorable 21 days stay in camp.

acidtalk: So wa pa? How family and business?

tonytony208: it's clear to the world who the stark illiterate is btw you and me. I made my point with facts, but all you sawdust-stuffed head could cook up is abuse and no sensible or informative point.

mgcleo: i want to encourage us to read towards the forth coming exam. the lord is our strength

Curlieweed: There is nothing "open knowledge" about the highlighted. One over-entitled clown made this plausible explanation and people parrot it. The statement forgets that the south wasn't uniformly gifted with access to education. In the beginning of the last century, the coastal elite (people from what is now Lagos and Rivers states) and to an extent Ogun state (Egba) and Anambra (Onitsha) dominated the educational sector. The majority of the educated elite came from those places. People from the hinterland didn't waste time lamenting the unfairness of the "colonial policy", they made both personal and communal effort to close and eliminate the gap. Today, you can't even find vestiges of that gap.

The northern response has been rely on such tools of affirmative action as "quota system" and "federal character" which have only succeeded in entrenching the Northern elites at the expense of talakawa and doing nothing to address the educational achievement gap between the core North and the rest of the country. This is after almost six decades of self government! Leaders from the southern hinterland like Awolowo and MI Okpara didn't use affirmative action to close the gap in the south, they merely expanded opportunities for all, ensured merit and closed the gap in much less than one generation. That should be your model, not talking about some feeble colonial policy.

comfort48: d form is 2k with bank charge of 1k making a total of 3k

comfort48: d form is 2k with bank charge of 1k making a total of 3k

comfort48: Helo house, who applied for delsu direct entry? Forms ar out and we a writing it together wit d postutme candidates. Registration has started and exams is on 29th -31st july. Indicate so we rub minds together o