Black man na black man.....no matter where they are.
So "black" americans have forgotten that theor ancestors were slaves from Africa Stay they have the nerve to separate themselves from Africa. ..not theor fault tho...it's the useless rulershio in Africa....if Africa was working, they would all claim theor rightful heritage.
Ashleigh is the granddaughter of Harry Oludotun Plumptre who's of Yoruba origin and from Lagos State. His father's name is Tim Plumptre who's of mixed race, Nigerian father (Oludotun) and a British mother. Indigenously, we can say Ashley Plumptre is a Lagosian. She has a younger sister named Bayleigh who's more of dark skin tone than her. Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/nigeria-star-ashleigh-plumptre-turned-30637487
Ashleigh has represented England from U-15 to U-23 levels before switching to represent Nigeria in 2021. She was officially cleared by FIFA in her first competitive match in 2021, went to the 2023 women's FIFA World Cup. So if she wasn't cleared by FIFA since that time, how come she represented Nigeria at those tournaments? Before going to college in USA, she was once approached to play for Nigeria but declined. This she later honoured with whole heart after finishing college. She has been representing Nigeria since age of 23. Morocco didn't see this but it's now that they are crying foul. Here's a post of Ashleigh's father posing with her younger sister while showing off their Nigerian passport. https://www.facebook.com/100076187464467/posts/pfbid0S6wSMoJu8xQfpyM1PziJ7oAQ7HT3mYGPGkXpbDmWA9qp9Z1mGzUVmv7qqgrX8yACl/?app=fbl
The Nigeria Football Association can as well write back to CAF & FIFA and report Morocco. They can urge FIFA to check the list of their players who look suspicious in terms of eligibility.
Pic 1: Ashleigh and her father Mr Tim Rick Plumptre at a younger age Pic 2: Ashleigh representing Nigeria as at 2021. Morocco didn't see this at that time. No nation cried foul play. Pic 3: Ashleigh held between her grandmother and grandfather Mr Oludotun Plumptre who's from Lagos, Nigeria. Pic 4: A young Ashleigh Plumptre sitting beside her younger sister Bayleigh while wearing Nigerian jersey when she was a teenager. That jersey is the 2014 WC edition for the Nigerian teams.7
This is why some state govts started searching for ECE certified and TRCN certified teachers. Not every teacher is qualified to be in the classroom.
Then parents must be involved for the best outcomes .
saintnegroid: Then your child must be very dull, my son is just 3years but can define so many things.... When they answer this question, the teacher will write it in their books for them. I can tell you for a fact that I don't know our current national anthem but the boy will sing it correctly to the end. You are underestimating the ability of your boy. You also have a duty to teach your child after school or when you are back from work ... Don't leave your children's education to only teachers
How will you know how to solve pythagoras theorem or other advanced maths but can't solve LCM and HCF I don't get.
The foundation is warped.
Any child of ths generation that falls into this picture you're painting is as a result of so many factors....mostly the parents(economic level and exposure)
Parents these days want to be woke...they don't even correct their kids let alone allow someone else to do so.
There's a school I know where if your child is admitted, na you and the pikin enter school...you will redo primary and secondary school.
The school banned all gadgets during terms...they will remind you the patents every week ...no tv...no Playstation...no phones...no smart anything.
If your child makes the mistake of taking any gadget to school for even weekend classes, you forfeit am niyen.
When you see their results, you go bow...(mind you they may not be shown to the whole world)...they're prepped for A-levels right from SS1 so tell me how your child won't be well grounded after graduation from school. There are many schools like that.
I understand your point about the poor quality of graduates these days...trust me I know first hand...we once conducted interviews for about 200 candidates for some positions and we could barely get 15 "capable" hands/minds
It's a terrible situation but I insist you cannot generalize.
tete7000: I wish you know the school in question. You see over the course of my little teaching experience I realised two things, first, most schools don't know what to teach pupils. Two, even the parents don't know what they should expect their children to be taught. It is as if many parents didn't get quality education themselves to understand how a child develops. Why should anyone teach children in primary schools topic they will still learn at the higher schools? In mathematics for instance, basic arithmetic that will help a child understand and process some difficult topics that the child will encounter as he/she goes ip will be jettisoned for some advanced topics in primary schools. I have seen primary school pupils taught things like pythagoras theorem, change of subject of formula while the same child cannot handle basic LCM and HCF and it is thinking like yours that promote it. You people will say children of nowadays are more intelligent than their ancestors as if human anatomy and physiology have changed.
By the way, sorry if my comments sound rude but believe me your conclusion is simply a self deceit. When you interact with modern generation of young adults, you will understand that they are not as intelligent as their counterparts of old. Ask yourself, why is jamb and other institutions in the country dropping cutoff marks for admission into universities? If these generation of modern kids are more intelligent than their peers of old, competition among them should be pushing the cutoff marks up and not dropping them. When you teach them in schools, they virtually need to be spoonfed and the schools particularly the private ones are set up to create illusions in parents minds that their children are doing well.
Just because you taught at a low calibre secondary school with seemingly unprepared children doesn't mean you should generalize pls.
Kids of 5 today have the mental capacity of 10yr Olds back in the day.
Stay off my mentions if you can't engage without being rude..Mr Teacher.
Bye!!!
tete7000: Dey there dey deceive unaself. When you teach these kids at higher level, you will realise they don't have foundation to build advanced topics on because they have been deprived of opportunities of building proper foundation. When they suppose to be teaching them elementary subjects that will build their foundation for future advanced works, the teachers are busy teaching them nonsense. I told from a perspective of someone who has taught secondary school students at a time. I know what I saw.
See ehn...you know that kids of this generation are wired differently.
They're more intelligent than older generations at their age...this is due to many factors like exposure, environment, etc.
You'll be shocked that they know the answers to these questions so why not stimulate them at their level?
Early Childhood Education has changed a lot.
So it depends.
Dogalmighty17: The questions below are what my son a five year old in nursery two got asked in his exams. I don't think such is appropriate for that age.
This is what happens when missionary schools employ people without a sound background in education.
How are you asking a child in nursery two to list hospital tools for you? Or to mention types of religion? Nursery two! This is absurd.
I have long had reservations regarding the quality and standard of this particular school in question. The school has no culture of excellence and is staffed by absolute mediocres. Needless to say, my son will not continue in that school again.
Mind you, Kemi knows how to play her UK politics else she would've been edged out before now...or do you think it was only the Nigerian community that made her a Tory leader
I'm not a fan either but whenever she's pulled into a discussion about Nigeria, you can't condition her perspective.
Finally, did you really just ask "what is UK biz with Nigeria Really
Lmfao...The UK may have given Nigeria "independence " but...let me not say more than that.
descarado: To Nigerians yes but to UK, they did not apoint her the leader for that. What is UK biz with Nigeria? She is appointed to lead a party in uk not Nigeria. Nigeria is a minority in the UK and Nigerians in the UK that helped her go up there are not happy with her for this. She is a complete hypocrite.
This is not nigerian politics but UK. She should get her act together or her popularity will continue to decline. Look at the beautiful chance a black woman had and she is practically blowing it away. Closing doors for blacks to be the party leader in the future. Once again, this is not nigerian politics but UK. Have that in mind if you want to reply me.
She speaks her truth but you call it nonsense...the same truth you would speak if you weren't benefiting crumbs from the corruption in Nigeria.
Isn't it shameful to you that your god bubu like other Nigerian leaders died in a UK hospital while there's no good hospital in Nigeria after promising to end medical tourism? Even one of his S.As boldly said he would've died long ago if he used Nigerian hospitals.
Mcheew!
helinues: She should also stop talking nonsense about Nigeria and Nigerians.
Well said...really feel for those affected cos most sold all they had to relocate.
Well, Nigerians always find a way.
Lioness5280: When we say fight to make your own dominant environment workable,liveable and comfortable for you and your children....we are called local champions . This is what happens when your home is a mess ,no matter where you run to people will treat you as they see your home. The more chaotic and destructive your home is, the less people take you seriously or acccord you any sort of respect even if you're a Dr or well -known soccer player ( at most you'll feel and see that you're just being tolerated ). Look at your passport ranking and you'll get a clue of how you'll be treated or perceived out there
You're right but...One imp stated yesterday that Nigerians are happier and doing better under this regime.
The way they lie without fear these days is so distasteful....grown men and women with children and families o. Then after they've accumulated/stolen enough wealth at the expense of the people, they and their children will come and be seeking forgiveness.