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Just dey observe |
Oya na... Exile awaits u |
menix:Lolz... Wetin u wan use lux do? |
Both of dem, so ugly!!! |
This guy z mad |
englishmart:Guardian angel |
englishmart:Cos she's one of his concubines |
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englishmart:No. But u shdnt b like GEJ who likes chopping alone |
englishmart:U attended it in ur dream |
englishmart:U wise... U shd b depositing it every month into my private acct |
I belong to number 16 |
Soyinka!!! Where do u stand U criticize GEJ, u criticise GMB |
kastonkastrol:Lolz... Nw I can read ur intentions |
Fact |
kastonkastrol:Like racing down to Sambisa to join in d fight against terrorism |
[quote author=tosyne2much post=30792492][/quote]So correct |
kastonkastrol:If he says it, what can u do? |
Prophet of drugs |
naturallysmart:Old folks playing advisory roles still messes up everything |
NnamdiN:It even looks better than most private schls here |
justmag:I actually don't subscribe to him telling his wife to swallow his fluid |
naturallysmart:Does Anenih belong to the new generation? |
CC Seun, Lalasticlala... Plz, do d needful |
The gubernatorial candidate of All Progressives Congress in Kaduna state, Nasir El-Rufai, has promised to ensure that political appointees and top civil servants enrol their children in public schools if elected governor. Mr. El-Rufai, who promised to revamp public schools in Kaduna state, gave the assurance Monday while speaking as guest of Freedom Radio’s Hausa phone-in programme, ‘’Barka da War haka.’’ The former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, said ‘’the most critical step is for leaders like us to enrol our children into public schools.’’ Mr. El Rufai recalled that he attended Local Education Authority Primary School Kawo, Kaduna, in the 60s along with children of elites like the late the then Minister of Education of Northern Region, Isa Kaita. ‘’So, if children of elites are in public schools, they will be forced to do all that is necessary to improve them, out of enlightened self-interest,’’ the governorship candidate argued. The former Minister admitted that the law does not allow him force anyone to embrace this policy but promised to lead by example by putting his children into public schools. The governorship candidate assured that his government will put teachers on a special salary scale which will be higher than that of other civil servants because he thinks this is the first step towards improving the education sector. ‘’The second step towards improving education in Kaduna state will be the upgrading of infrastructure and generally providing a conducive atmosphere for learning,’’ he added. Mr. El -Rufai said that education will be at Primary to Junior Secondary School levels in Kaduna state, adding there will be no fees charged for the Parents Teachers Association. The ex-Minister also said that students of Senior Secondary Schools will be in boarding house. He said there is need for this category of students to learn together instead of being distracted by video games and television at home. The gubernatorial candidate said he does not promise that boarding schools will be free because he is not sure the financial status of Kaduna state can accommodate it, given what he termed the profligacy of the present administration. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nwest/176940-children-will-attend-public-schools-become-governor-says-el-rufai.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
kestolove95:I tire ooh |
SeverusSnape:I don't love her... I love my mother and d mother of Christ Jesus |
SeverusSnape:Lolz... Second warning. Don't generalise. U not we love her |
Were dey planning to attack APC campaign team ![]() |
vanndubi:It doesn't work like dat... D car stopped on a hilly ground... D instructor z correct |
That so-called army officer shd b deported to Sambisa forest asap |
Dapo777:Wholly disagree |
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