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Politics › Re: Niger Delta Ex-militants Riot in Bayelsa by emudiagaebbah: 2:41pm On Mar 01, 2013
Government should pay unempolyed graduates, not bloody ex militant.
Career › Re: Abu Pg by emudiagaebbah(op): 1:07pm On Feb 22, 2013
Abu PGDS supplementary list is out.
Politics › Re: How We Can Come Out Of This Backness In Urhobo-land by emudiagaebbah:
It is good that there is a forum like this to address our problem.However, it is a known fact that a problem aired is half solved. If we must succeed we must tell ourselve the truth. Today I speak as a fellow Urhobo who wants Urhobo development. The issues we are faced with are issues of unity; economically we are moving backward and this also apply to other aspects of our lifes. The averge Urhobo man and woman no longer speaks its language, this he has replace with broken English.Urhobos have choosen to divide themselve in terms of clan. Today you see sections of Urhobo cliam that they are a different ethnic group. This is so bad but I have good news for all Urhobos that there are solutions to our numerous problem. I will begin by sending a warming that let no one(by no one I mean other tribes) amuse themselve, laughing at the Urhobos because of her problem because they also have their own to worry about. As a student of History i believe one of the ways of solving it would be for us to learn about our past politics, teach it to our childern both at home and at schools. We should bring back the Urhobo language speak it both at home and at schools,organize debates and written eassys in the language. Every Urhobo has the responsibility to correct the wrong notion viewed by both Urhobos and non Urhobos. I want to say please when correcting any one do it with love. I want to use this opportunity to say that all the statement I have made, I did with love , however if anything in it offends you, I ask you to forgive me and may the peace of the lord be upon you as read this statement. God bless the Urhobo nation we have no where else to call our home.
Education › Re: Full Time Courses One Can Offer In UNILAG Without Mathematics by emudiagaebbah:
If that is the way you want to say it so be it for you. But still put it to you that you need mathematics to study any course in the Arts I know what am saying.If it would help am ready to inform you that I studied in the department of History and International Studies, finished 2008 in UNIBEN.
Education › Re: Full Time Courses One Can Offer In UNILAG Without Mathematics by emudiagaebbah: 6:18pm On Feb 07, 2013
Olu you dont need mathematics to study in the faculty of Arts in any Nigeria university please consult any U.M.E brochure.
Sports › Re: Activist Prays For Mali To Defeat Nigeria by emudiagaebbah: 4:57am On Feb 07, 2013
This is nepotism at its height.Activist it not an igbo team as you call it, in this team you have Musa, Efe, Vincent, Moses who are not Igbos.
Education › Re: Full Time Courses One Can Offer In UNILAG Without Mathematics by emudiagaebbah: 4:17am On Feb 07, 2013
If you are to study any course in the faculty of Art you would need 5 credits to include English. This will also apply to Unilag.In my previous post I listed some of the courses .[color=#770077][/color]
Education › Re: Full Time Courses One Can Offer In UNILAG Without Mathematics by emudiagaebbah: 10:13am On Feb 05, 2013
There are so many courses you can study without mathematics in the faculty of Arts like History, English , Archaeology etc but i dont know about the arrays of courses that are offered in Unilag.
Career › Abu Pg by emudiagaebbah(op): 12:14am On Jan 20, 2013
Abu master masters students or these that are expecting admission lets meet here.
Education › Re: Urgently,please Who Can Recommend A Good History Text Book For A New Breed In It by emudiagaebbah: 11:55pm On Jan 19, 2013
I can recommend to you:History for senior secondary school by L.M .Okafor , African and the wider world vol 1,2 , 3 by Barkindo, B etal and Africa in 19th and 20th century by Anene and Brown. If you have any problem consult an historian . You can reach me on ebbah4real@yahoo.com. Have a nice day.

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