Paraman:
Indigenes of Olukunmis in Aniocha north looks like him. Our brothers and sisters in Delta north will never be part of the south east

Paraman:
I have no issue with the creation of Anioma state, but Anioma will never be part of the south east

I'm in support of our Ika and Ukwani brothers and sisters in the south south having their own state

Paraman:
There's no ethnic group called Anioma in delta north... Be guided Okoro

Galinton:
he is a killer as how?

Galinton:
don't mention Gowon in any of your comment againt okey? No be your papa mate.

Ilamina:
It has been difficult

Don't know why

Maybe because I am like
What if things won't be better, if I start speaking French..

But I think french is the answer

Difrent:


No be so Una dey do ontop Yoruba matters too

Abegi shift

Can't take half of what they dish out

yarimo:
Ekpa is greater than any IPOB dead or alive

Sonyboom:
How many markets are in Lagos n how many do igbos dominate or constitute just 10 or 20% of those selling in the market.

Apart from alaba do you Igbo dominate or constitute 10% of traders in the market ?

ElSudani:
Ijebu and Oro folks were performing wonders in trading before ibos discovered Lagos.

Ofemannnu:
Stupidity is when Igbos who do not have any business that is up to 45 years are competing with Yorubas who have businesses that are more than 100,90,80 years and still doing great.

Yorubas control the building materials and oil and gas (petrol stations),sea water products,new and tokunbo vehicles etc
markets in Nigeria.

Stupidity is when Igbos who do not have any tangible business abroad are competing with Yorubas who have more than 10 multi billion dollars and multi million dollars businesses abroad.
Was watching cabletv yesterday when I learnt that one of the best and greatest communication group in the world.....the Dotmount communication group...is owned by a Nigerian of SW stock and that the company is in 140 countries of the world, I was elated.
Nigerians are simply great but leadership has always been the problem.



Stupidity is when Igbos who do not have any Forbes and Bloomberg certified dollar billionaires are competing with Yorubas who have 4 dollar billionaires out of the 6 dollar billionaires that Nigeria has.
OP,go and rest jooor

flokii:
Show us the ones that have impacted the society positively not personal and individual achivements.. I can list over 100k Yorubas that have achieved great feats in life.

You mentioned Alaba, Tradefair and likes.. It's still Yorubas that made the environment business-friendly for Igbos to do business and thrive in those places.. Lateef Jakande made Lagos market easily accessible for Igbos during his time as Governor so say something else.

Max24:
Even the whole of West Africa has seen the value he brings to leadership. Only Obidenses are wailing about him. Mumu people!

NyamiriSlayer:
Your protest should start and end in your 5 plots of land, any nonsense in Yoruba land, you will regret the day dem born u

AlaafinOfOyo:
buh... year after year, Igbo demonstrate in practice that they are the most brilliant and intelligent tribe despite not having the best schools? What a blessed tribe...

yoruboid:
In recent times, African parents have prioritized a well-rounded education that not only emphasizes academic excellence but incorporates cultural awareness and instills a deep respect for the African ethos and moral values.

This pursuit reflects a desire to ensure their children receive a holistic and enduring education that prepares them to successfully deal with life’s challenges and thrive while honoring their cultural values.

The demand for an all-round, lifelong learning experience is perhaps better exemplified by the focus of some of the best private schools across various Nigerian states. In a country where advancements in education are primarily driven by private entities, these private schools have emerged as key players in the education sector.

These leading private schools in Nigeria fulfill parents' desires for a comprehensive education by delivering academic standards on par with the world's best secondary schools, while prioritizing the preservation of African values, shielding students from influences that challenge traditional cultural norms.

In this ranking of the best secondary schools in Nigeria in 2024, we recognize the educational institutions that embody these values and standards of excellence. These institutions shine as models of academic excellence, creating an atmosphere where students not only succeed academically but also forge a deep sense of identity and belonging.

Best secondary schools in Nigeria in 2024
Each year, Edusko undergoes a rigorous examination of schools in Nigeria to project some of the best schools in the country. The best secondary schools in Nigeria's annual ranking, among other things, serve as a guide for parents and guardians who want nothing but the best education for their children. Similar to the previous year, we collated data on the initially selected 1000 plus top secondary schools across the country to make a well-informed decision.

The schools that made this list were assessed by an independent committee on 3 major parameters namely:
⦁ Students’ performance in national and international examinations in the previous year. Recent awards and recognitions were also assessed.
⦁ Quality of alumni in the last year in terms of verifiable contributions to humanity, verifiable positions in organizations, entrepreneurship, admissions to top universities, etc.
⦁ School leadership in terms of experience and skills of the school management and board.

Best Secondary Schools in Nigeria in 2024
1. Corona Secondary School, Agbara, Ogun State
2. Children’s International School (CIS), Lagos
3. Chrisland High School, Lagos
4. Nigerian Tulip International Colleges, Kano
5. ⁠Hallmark Secondary School, Ondo State
6. ⁠Caleb British International School, Lagos
7. ⁠Meadow Hall College, Lagos
8. ⁠Charles Dale Memorial International College, Port Harcourt, Rivers
9. Greater Tomorrow International College, Ikare-Akoko, Ondo State
10. Capital Science, Abuja
11. Graceland International School, Port Harcourt, Rivers
12. Premiere Academy, Abuja
13. City of Knowledge Academy, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State
14. Bloombreed Schools, Port Harcourt, Rivers
15. Bethel American International School, Ibadan
16. Aduvie International School, Abuja
17. Adedokun International Schools, Ogun
18. Preston International School, Akure, Ondo State
19. Start Rite School, Abuja
20. Ostrich success International college
21. Qiblah Schools, Ibadan, Oyo State
22. Epitome Islamic Model Islamic School, Mararaba Nasarawa
23. FUNAAB International School, Abeokuta
24. University Preparatory, Edo State
25. Danijoy International School, Umuahia

https://www.edusko.com/blog/top-25-best-secondary-schools-in-nigeria-2024-official-ranking