₦airaland Forum

Failures plus greed

tamonokare:
This man doesn't even understand what political and financial mess Rivers state was in before the president intervened. If not for his suspension, Fubara would have been chasing public sympathy instead of reconciling with the legislative arm of Rivers state government to pave way for the presentation of the 2025 budget for CBN to release funds to his government so that workers will get their salaries. A lot of Rivers people would have committed suicide by now.

I support the suspension of Fubara and the 27 lawmakers and i wish the suspension stay till 2027 so the people can elect people oriented leaders.

Haters of truth

The nonsense stops when the president is willing to bite his own finger. Maybe that it hasn't reached his family and state yet

onome25:
Omo na useless innovation jooooor
so as him old like this na wetin come him mind to develop be this kia we Nigerians are very funny .....
difference between this guy & witch craft no get gap

You are insulting him cos one like you doesn't see the pain your leaders placed the masses in the last 10 years

Lowit9:
Two vastly different events on the same day, yet both etched in history. The Titanic's tragic sinking reminds us of nature's power, while Lincoln's assassination marked a pivotal moment in American politics.
I'm sorry for this! Pls assist me with N1000. It's like a million Naira for me right now. God bless you as you save a soul.

Why are you always begging here?
Begging is a sin in any reputable religion.
Go work and encourage others to work, too

WriterNig:
And it will be shot down as well.

Russia has the top 2 best air defense systems in the world. No country on earth has anything remotely similar.

Why do you think Turkey bought the S-400 despite sanctions from the US & NATO?

We are watching....

Labour leaders using us to cast out

WriterNig:
The 🇺🇸 US wants you to think they use some special alien technology and different laws of physics.

But in reality there's no such thing. As long as the US can build such weapon, others can reverse engineer it or counter it.

Physics is physics in every part of the world.

You will come back here to say the same thing in days to come

kernniejay:
Noted. WhatsApp is trying to accommodate more newer phones by dislodging more older phones.

Did the older phones say they won't update?

The sweet past days when mints was displayed in gatherings made more fun than this giving of bundles like you are paying a debt to someone

mrvitalis:
Lmao when you give money to only charity you own and control... Na I don't trust you

I hope u know that he has been the highest individual donor to world health in history

I don't seem to get your point o

Bittersweetnig:
so Una no go commend the governor for his kind gesture, tomorrow now, Una go still call him Yoruba bigot, I read all the comments, non mentioned that governor sanwolu try despite the recipient isn't a Yoruba tribe, but because you igbo people are very ungrateful, all you know is to complain and condemned because of Una criminal instincts

Tribalism has blindfolded your whole to call anyone who speaks the truth an Ibo person

Sorry for being deceived by them

Unless they conduct their exam like JAMB, it's still the same story story as usual

Use biometric verification, webcam, assign centres at random and prevent entry with smart devices

In a bold stride towards restoring integrity in the West African education system, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has unveiled a revolutionary initiative — the introduction of customised question papers for individual candidates.

This historic policy was revealed during a strategic briefing with secondary school principals across the region. According to WAEC, the new system is designed to disrupt examination malpractice by ensuring no two candidates receive the same set of questions in select key subjects.

The rollout will affect English Language (Papers 1 & 3), Biology 1, Mathematics 1, and Economics 1, where each candidate will be issued a uniquely generated question paper directly tied to their personalised OMR sheet.

WAEC officials explained that this innovation demands high-level compliance from exam supervisors. In instances where a candidate’s personalised paper is not available, supervisors are instructed to promptly issue an emergency version of the paper, accompanied by a plain OMR sheet.

This strategy targets the roots of malpractice — including collusion, impersonation, and question leaks — that have undermined the credibility of WAEC examinations over the years.

“This move is a game-changer,” a senior WAEC official stated. “We are sending a clear message: organised cheating rings and the era of leaked exam questions are coming to an end.”

Education stakeholders are now calling on parents, guardians, and teachers to intensify support for students. A Lagos-based teacher advised, “Let’s begin to prepare our children for this new era. The days of relying on shortcuts and illegal assistance during examinations are fading. Students must return to the basics of hard work and consistent study.”

Parents are also encouraged to provide conducive learning environments at home or seek alternative study spaces for their wards, especially during this holiday period. Ensuring access to updated textbooks, study guides, and emotional support is now more crucial than ever.

As the region prepares for this landmark shift, WAEC’s move signals a renewed commitment to excellence, academic fairness, and credibility in public assessments across West Africa.

SOURCE:
https://edutimesafrica.com/breaking-waec-launches-customised-question-papers-to-combat-exam-malpractice-across-west-africa/

Unless they conduct their exam like JAMB, it's still the same story story as usual

Use biometric verification, webcam, assign centres at random and prevent entry with smart devices

In a bold stride towards restoring integrity in the West African education system, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has unveiled a revolutionary initiative — the introduction of customised question papers for individual candidates.

This historic policy was revealed during a strategic briefing with secondary school principals across the region. According to WAEC, the new system is designed to disrupt examination malpractice by ensuring no two candidates receive the same set of questions in select key subjects.

The rollout will affect English Language (Papers 1 & 3), Biology 1, Mathematics 1, and Economics 1, where each candidate will be issued a uniquely generated question paper directly tied to their personalised OMR sheet.

WAEC officials explained that this innovation demands high-level compliance from exam supervisors. In instances where a candidate’s personalised paper is not available, supervisors are instructed to promptly issue an emergency version of the paper, accompanied by a plain OMR sheet.

This strategy targets the roots of malpractice — including collusion, impersonation, and question leaks — that have undermined the credibility of WAEC examinations over the years.

“This move is a game-changer,” a senior WAEC official stated. “We are sending a clear message: organised cheating rings and the era of leaked exam questions are coming to an end.”

Education stakeholders are now calling on parents, guardians, and teachers to intensify support for students. A Lagos-based teacher advised, “Let’s begin to prepare our children for this new era. The days of relying on shortcuts and illegal assistance during examinations are fading. Students must return to the basics of hard work and consistent study.”

Parents are also encouraged to provide conducive learning environments at home or seek alternative study spaces for their wards, especially during this holiday period. Ensuring access to updated textbooks, study guides, and emotional support is now more crucial than ever.

As the region prepares for this landmark shift, WAEC’s move signals a renewed commitment to excellence, academic fairness, and credibility in public assessments across West Africa.

SOURCE:
https://edutimesafrica.com/breaking-waec-launches-customised-question-papers-to-combat-exam-malpractice-across-west-africa/

danvon:
So its because he stood in front of his convoy he paid him a visit, how is he different from a political thug who only helps his cronies?

What are you trying to express?

Haters of the truth

The worst thing that happened to Nigeria after Jegga is you.

Posterity will surely judge and keep judging you

Well done after it reaches her hand first

PresidObi:
What is the use of Igr when hungry is finishing the chestbeaters?

Show us per capita income.

That's the main thing.
Thanks bro/sis

China ke...

More corruption

Backward badluck man with no sportmanship

Killer and a supporter of killer herdsmen from day one

You can say whatever you feel like na

We never knew this country could turn so as children growing up.

Hmmm
Yet, some people continue to support the failed govt while others die helplessly

Kaiser20:
The terrorists don't fear anybody; if you like, be the Army General or former PRESIDENT; if they like, they descend on your Village in Katsina.

Because the leaders in FG support their freedom more than that of the people

Pls, is it not enough time for the Tinubu and Buhari led govt to hear the cry of Nigerians yet?

What crime have we innocent people committed for being Nigerians?

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Thanks, man

Cameroon ba?

No issue so long as he can maintain equal love for the both in his heart

Ojota fly over

Mushin

Ojodu Berger I know is not bad. Maybe u mean on the Berger bridge, I don't know sha

emkz:
Step by step, can they explain detadicalization of a terrorist?

A requirement for being a terrorist is a commitment to die. If they did not die while killing others, what is the rationale of not helping them keep their wishes?

I think it is unfair to the families of those murdered by terrorists to be deradicalizing terrorists and reintegrating them into society. Terrorism is like a fanatical intimacy with religion or alcohol or gambling or stealing. It has no cure. The best and cheap cure is helping these people meet their lord the devil.

How much is usually spent on deradicalization?

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I wish they can show us the section of our constitution that guarantees this move for terrorists

Shame

ndidibabe:
I don't think she said she has stopped working. I believe she had saved a meaningful amount of money to make her relocate to Nigeria and start something new + she must have gotten a green passport to make her enter America anytime.

That's OK. She needs come have some rest
I get what she is passing thru sha