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Decimus:
...Even disposable cup, he won't win it at Man u
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Let's talk about this statement of yours. Cups? Really?

Using this same legend of yours, Lampard and the Giggs you asked for.

Giggs has 34 trophies which is almost thrice the trophies Lampard managed for Chelsea with 13 only.
In the PL alone, Giggs has over thrice the total Lampard has.
And for good reason too. He's been tearing them apart since 1991.

samilo88:
. A Bruno who wasn't known anywhere beside playing in a stupid Portuguese league walks straight into a ManU squad show tell u guys how low ManU have become.

Same Bruno came from a stupid Portuguese League to join an elite list of only seven players (including CR7, Salah and Kane) to win Player of the month back to back, ahead of over 400 PL players with their years of experience playing in the league.
Tells you how low the league has become.

QuitNotice:
I...stems from their always depending on corrupt officials to garner points, while others work their socks out to get points of their own.
....They have stolen so much that they even signed a coach named OLE

1. Mention any team that managed to have as many as eight players from their team make PL team of the season in any season. I'll wait. Let's be sure of the quality of the teams you expected to outdo Man Utd.

2. Solskjaer is a club legend. But you have a problem with Man Utd hiring their club legend. Who's your manager currently? Hypocrisy.

3. VAR U.. Man Utd cheats. Glad to see you support a saintly club. Please remind me the reason Chelsea weren't allowed to sign players this season?

Housing:
I work in an organization where school fees is the major source of income. The organization had ten secondary schools in Lagos State with yearly revenue of of N300Million. With over 18 years experience as administrative staff at the headquarters.

All secondary schools in Lagos State have started their 2nd term examinations before the state government ordered closure of schools. As at then average of 80% expected school revenue had been received.

Most terminal classes had pay even parts of 3rd school fees if not all because school fees for primary six, JSS3 and SSS3 for the whole session will be divided into two and must be paid first half during first term while the second half must be paid before the end of 2nd term. In essence. At least 80% of expected revenue for the payments of March and April have been collected by private schools.

A school with 10 branches in Lagos alone doesn't qualify as an average private secondary school to which most private schools in Lagos belong. They definitely have an unwavering revenue collection policy and should easily float any of her branches whose income is falling below requirement.

Laying the foundations for complaint I see.
It appears that Brighton and Southampton have benefitted the most from VAR from critical analysis but as usual, it's Man Utd that'll make the headline.

Keep moaning. We're back for real.

Gloriagee:
Nah, not buying it

The average middle class income earner in Nigeria earns between N75,000 - N100,000 monthly.
In your opinion, how many percentage of the parents of private school students meet this monthlt income?

Coolgasman:
You just came here and throw abstract suggestions without any concrete way to go about it. What other possible ways can they pay teachers?

I do not owe you any suggestions. If you need one, you have to ask for it. Besides, it's obvious I responded to someone, not to you.

35 people; since the venue of the killing wasn't stated.

U4jane:
It is not as easy as you think,if you have been an insider in issues regarding to school fees payment,you will understand that all parents do not pay as at when due.Some even pay installmentally,others pay beckon on the school management to permit their children for a period of time.

And if you drive the kids home, some parents have the heart to leave with all the monies they owe the school to another school.
Of course, payment for all teachers where I work stopped after March. And the school isn't running an online programme because of the nature of the environment. Where I work, children payments are logged online and anyone with permissions can see the payment history of the students. Exam numbers for term's exams are given to only those who have completed a substantial part of their fees. Plus fee drive is undertaken by teachers. So it's not the proprietor knows 'alone' because we all see through one or most of these ways.

seanwilliam:
Until u start a private school , you will know how he be... most students/pupils would not pay until exam and even if some go pay, na 30%, dem go dey beg make dem allow their wards do exam.. some parents self fit take their children away from the school in the following term and going to another when the debt accumulated is too much.... except super standard private school oo, but an average private school in naija na doom.. it's not the fault of the proprietors all the time.. they pay mostly on what they earn..

That's what I was explaining to him. Who no know no go know. I just didn't want to go into confidential information. I just think he doesn't work in the average private school or he probably isn't involved in the financial aspect of the place he works.

merieam16:
we can start d organization nw. Private school teachers' association of Nigerian (PRISTAN). abi wat do u tink. lolz

There's one in play now: NAPST or something. But it appears fraudulent.
It'll be a great thing to get going. And it will also require some commitments (time, finance and sacrifice to the greater good) from us to float it.

Vanpascore:
Oga, i disagree totally with your opinion. These so called proprietors are just wicked. Most of the schools were writing exam before the lockdown, meaning that, payments already made. Besides, they collected for the whole term, Jan - April, but they decided to stop salary at Feb/March haba!!

The questions now are:

i. Won't they collect the money from parents, if they've not done so?
ii. Will they pay their staff the outstanding money after resumption?
iii. What have they been using the previous monies they collected for?

In conclusion, they are not to be blamed but our government that failed to formulate policies and follow up.

You are welcome to disagree 'totally'. I was merely addressing the '96% claim' made by the OP in the payment of school fees, using my experience in a number of schools over some years in my locality, not the 'wickedness' of proprietors.

uromii:
...because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this. In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees...

I'm a private school teacher. And I think your analysis above is flawed. This certainly doesn't work for most private schools in Nigeria. At least, not for where I work. Since most private schools are patronized by families that live on somewhere below the middle class income range, I think I have a pretty good idea how they make their payments.

Some parents pay early on. Some pay after the first fee drive. Some pay in parts when they get salaries. Some pay whenever those sponsoring the child's education send the money. Some wait until exam time to pay. And some will still not pay that term. And the school will still consider some pleas too. So 96% is a really unrealistic number. I'ld go with 50% at most.

What you should insist on instead is the school management seeking other possible ways to ensure their staff get paid.

Your phone camera.

John Wike

So he's like greeting his citizens or..

Suny Ericssom ProMax

The specs are not toi impressive

Read this in the plenary report on twitter.
But then, this is usually how the plenary sessions are held;many decisions and recommendations.
However, reality shows that they are hardly followed up, no matter how important or urgently they are said to be

Ayhomes:
done....completed.

Thank you moderators and everyone for the opportunity to assist my fellow human. Thanks a lot.

I'm grateful for the way you've touched my life in this trying times.
May you forever remain in favour and blessings and
May you continue to be a light in peoples lives.
Thank you so much.

This is a wonderful initiative.

Oops.. Late to the party.

According to NAPPS, some parents are demanding refunds since the Exams won't hold again. Choi.

paulolee:
...Liechester...

Spelt : Leicester
Pronounced: /lesta/

Greatzeus:
WhatsApp? Phone for online studies? Joker please move. Don't quote me again. Just state your point,you are clueless

Blind ignorance doth mislead thee. Open your eyes.
What do you even know about online classes? Have you actually tried it out yourself or you're just clutching at straws?
Do your self a favour and actually check out all available platforms for online learning free and paid. Then check if they have mobile alternatives or can be run as webpages. Then you can save yourself from the dark you're groping about in.

Greatzeus:
Even those in private schools. You guys always miss the point,many students who go to public schools live better lives than some in private schools. Some parents whose students go to public schools are well to do than some parents in private schools.

On average, those whose children attend public schools are not as privileged as those whose children attend private schools. Once things look up for them, they enrol their children in private schools.

Most private schools in Nigeria are just a shy away from being public schools.

Wrong again. A private schools is a personal business and most of them are handled as such by the owners. And there are more private schools than public schools which keeps the competition alive. Unlike public schools, private schools have a reputation to protect.

The most important factor in online lessons is the environment. How many homes in Nigeria have a spare room where students could learn online without interference of their parents or siblings disturbing them, or noise from televisions or babies or neighbours? How many?
Not to talk of good desktop or laptop or data or good internet speed etc.

I don't know where you are, but here in Lagos, a lot of private schools are using even platforms as basic as Whatsapp with its affordable data plans to host classes that can be viewed at any time of the day and as much as possible without additional costs. They even submit assignments over it. They get to use their parents phones which means parents are actively involved in their kids learning now, moreso than before. As for the 'special room', that was never a necessity. It still isn't. Even a child needs a quiet place to do home work; but home work gets done and submitted all the same by everyone. Quiet room or not.

It won't work in Nigeria,not in the primary or secondary or Universities. Just think of the North for example.

It would work for anyone that's down with it. The reason people are exploiting alternatives is the dubious nature of this COVID pandemic. Else, this online classes will be the realest deal. I've test run it and I saw the feasibility. I have friends who are running one package or the other, mostly secondary level and few primary levels. Any University that doesn't want to implement it, just doesn't want to implement it for reasons in their own interests. As for the North, they don't think of us before flooring their cut off marks for their examinations, so why bother?

martolux:
The reason I'm looking for an upgrade is that the device is no more compatible with many apps on playstore.

You need Kitkat 4.4.2 at least.

skywalker240:
i meant it's exactly almost the same design with the brabus

So long as there are differences, you are just choosing to see it the way you want. Vehicles always look like another. You only need to just remember the brand.

Jaguar vs Aston Martin look alike

Chrysler vs Bentley look alike

KIA vs Jaguar..and even Mercedes (the one we call Beast) all look alike.

Does that mean they too are not original?

Is it not the same public schools that a number of staff don't take their responsibility serious? Even as they were attending offline schools, were they being adequately taught?
This is not enough reason to sideline online classes. If their parents were well to do, they won't even be in public schools because every parent knows what is obtainable there by default.

Depressed101:
you are a joke. Look innoson didn't produce any nada.i can easily order branded oem devices from China and say i produced it. Tell us which factory that used in producing this?

So long as your brand is on it, you could claim you produced it. By your logic, even Apple don't produce iPhones because their phone parts are sourced from different companies and are assembled by a company that isn't even Apple.

donproject:
I don't know what he's thinking...has he ever seen the likes of Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Nissan etc dabbling into phone manufacturing?..
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Make wetin we no know no kill us o. Amen.