₦airaland Forum

montumonami:
Akwa Ibom is fine but if you de fine job no come here oo.

Then what are you doing there... Must every migrant go to a place for work?
What about them creating work over there?
Please guys you can come live and invest in Akwa Ibom state..

gabrielmorinho:
Calabar will remain your problem forever till you die. Everything little thing you people do in small and UPCOMING Akwa Ibom, you always want to compare with CROSS RIVER. Must you
bring Cross River state into Akwa Ibom thread?

NOTE: Where Cross River is in the map of the world, Akwa Ibom may take over a century to get there.
The books Cross River have kept over time, which includes having Akwa Ibom people as slaves in the past can not be matched by INFANT Akwa Ibom. Check your history, it will help you. PENCIL AND TOOTHPICK FACTORY.

What makes you a fool or a lunatic is that your too stupid to figure out the guy you are quoting is not from Akwa-Ibom..
Secondly I wonder how Akwa Ibomite became your slaves when all your past millitary Governors were all from Akwa Ibom.. All your infrastructures not limited to U. J. Esuene stadium, your Airport and both unical and then cross river state polytechnic (Crutech) etc, where been built by Akwa Ibomites.. Finally we even help you guys instead of flying IbomAir in PH where there is demand or delta we decided to come stop the Monopoly or what I can honestly call extorting from Airpeace.. Meaning your airport was as good as dead cos u only had only 1 airline company flying that route..
Please be sensitive while replying people post so you won't be the one causing nuisance ok

Nkan your words has come to pass oo..
Akwa Abasi Ibom kingdom....

SifonAbasi:
Thanks dear for honouring us. May your days be long.

Amen oo

saaphiere:
Akwa Ibom State Medical Sector.

lalasticlala come and see the achievement of this state @ 33.

My state would get to this level someday.


Happy Birthday Akwa Ibom State and all Akwa Ibom people.

So happy for the love bro

mightybishop:
God have mercy on us in Oyo-state.

But why say so??

The National Economic Council (NEC) says 15 states have qualified to benefit from the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) funding for education as part of measures to cushion the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the sector.

Gov. Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State disclosed this while virtually briefing State House correspondents after the virtual NEC meeting presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Thursday.

The virtual NEC meeting was anchored from the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

“I am very pleased to announce that the Federal Government has put in place some financial incentives to assist the states in implementing the education COVID-19 plan.

“Selected states are to benefit from the COVID-19 GPE global partnership for education funding; those that are above the national average from at least two of three criteria.
The states that have qualified are Abia, Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Benue, Ebonyi, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Kano, Nassarawa, Niger, Plateau, Sokoto and Zamfara.

“These are the states that made two of the three criteria for GPE funding; this is the grant from the World Bank and other donors.’’

He said the Federal Ministry of Education presented to NEC a broad overview of the education sector and how the education of Nigerian students in the COVID-19 era could continue.

El-Rufai said that the Ministry of Education approved the closure of schools and tertiary institutions on March 19 before a formal lockdown was announced.

“Some actions taken so far to mitigate the learning loss among children are the education sector COVID-19 strategy and National Education Sector COVID-19 Response Plan in collaboration with parastatals, development partners, public health experts, and the Nigerian education group.

“The Federal Government also constituted a ministerial task force on COVID-19.

The primary objectives of the COVID-19 education response plan are to ensure that all children continue learning through access to the best remote learning programmes and appropriate for each context to meet the needs of each child, including the most vulnerable.

“Some may have access to the internet, but the poorest can get their lessons over the radio; some through television.

“So, the whole plethora of platforms was made available so that no one is left behind.’’

He said that the federal and state governments were working towards ensuring a safe opening up of the educational system.

The governor said, first, capacity must be built for teachers for ongoing development and deployment of technology in teaching.

According to him, teaching with digital technology is new and requires a lot of training as well as providing technical assistance in selection and delivery of online digital content and offline learning resources among others.

“Some of the measures to arrest the potential growth in the number of out of school children, arising from the situation we had before the pandemic and during the pandemic are as follows:

Disbursement of the Federal Government of Nigeria, UBE intervention funds to states on equality basis to states.

“This is to enable them to implement tangible state based priority projects, including the building of schools or additional classrooms, renovations, rehabilitations, procurement of furniture and equipment etc with focus on enrolling more pupils or having more flexibility to do shifts.

“The Almajiri integrated Quranic teaching school programmes to mainstream the Almajiri boys into basic education and eradicate the out-of-school children syndrome in northern Nigeria.

“Open schooling, which is principally aimed at reducing the number of out-of-school children in the country, among others,‘’ he said.

El-Rufai said that, going forward, there should be a national training programme to equip all university lecturers in delivering blended learning.

The governor said that NEC also recommended accelerating and strengthening the management of an electronic digital identity management system for all Nigerians.
El-Rufai explained that such digital identity would aid easy enrolment, retention and completion of learners at all levels as well as curb fraud, forgery and alteration of certificates.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/news/local/15-states-to-benefit-from-covid-19-education-incentive-nec/4sfxnrb.amp

Mynd44......

DankemzI:
interesting development, the final designs should be subjected to online polls

I trust our people it's will be the best in this contraption

Abasman008:
if only the calabarians are ready we'd live this shit hole...
I just wish akwaibom was either a sovereign entity with it's own economy...our beautiful state has been dragged to the mud with a silly economy

Spot on

dlaw70:
Na this one be the problem of the country ?
Na this one make Akpabio the tif owo for nndc ?

Confused people everywhere.

You seems confused yourself.. Waiting concern Akpabio with what op is saying?

Nice one, we are already tired of this contraption call Nigeria..
Step by step we are getting there..

Apologize:
OK..when will you guys come to Portharcort?

Honestly I don't know

MostIncredibleDFirst:
The architectural design is not impressive. It's a local standard.

Was that what you were taught in School, to be short sighted and vissionless?
Try and get sense oo

darthv:
That Mobil building that they haven't completed even in Christmas the decorated it light just to give silly impressions..

Now how is tropicana that's mismanagement has killed it.

Mister man you can visit the link below for all your stupid questions.. I don't have time for you.
https://vksconstruction.com/

Ilaumoh:
Guys watch the video of the new terminal building via the link below recommended mostly for critics and hateful bigots Hahahahahahahahaha why I so love Akwa-Ibom ..
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=780549919414132&id=214348235572139

Nice one blood

AwkaFinest:
Same companies operating in Ibeno is same operating in Eastern Obolo. The Obolo people are just being marginalised. 1/3 of mobil field is in Obolo waters, but the greedy Eket man of which the Ibeno man is a slave to has claimed everything to himself.

You are indeed frustrated

Blackking98:
He's just a hater, very frustrated hater.

Chai

Blackking98:
Airport terminal, not new airport, use your head.

Nice point

NightHawke:
Akwa ibomites are gradually preparing for the future. Delta can we see....... or we are still paying debts without any meaningful development to show for the so called debts. Nobody is speaking out. Every parastatal is waiting on oversea donor agencies. What do they do, other spend same sum on travel costs, seminars, hotels, acquire a few hilux and print six pages of scenery in Delta state.

Delta will be great

glopal:
God bless Akwa Abasi Ibom state.

And us too

Blackking98:
What is the difference between an onna man and an ibeno man!?
This your divisionary tactic can't work

Amen oo

Ilaumoh:
Nice one bro... Keep showing to the world what is hidden in the most modern city in South Eastern Nigeria..

Will do my best

OVB123:
The truth of the matter is that hunchogee or ilaumoh as it may be called, his behaving like a baby all the time. Imagine posting Akwa Ibom this, akwa ibom that. Is not thesame Akwa Ibom have been to several times? abegi! Leave matter 4 Mathais.

So what precisely is wrong with my post and you now??
Or are you that envious??

Ilaumoh:
Which precisely is non existed among the listed above?
Let see if you get sense...

That's idiot is a lunatic.. So let me face him

Crownstar01:
Nigeria lacks maintenance culture.

Do you?

chloride6:
How many out of school kids do we have in that state?

Since you are outdated, in Akwa Ibom state secondary and primary education is free for both indigene and non indigenes..
Incase you can't afford education in your own state Pls visit AKS ok

darthv:
Very ugly and primitive girls there... Tufia....

They are even your sisters crossing over there

darthv:
Lies upon lies

Talk sensibly which one precisely?

Abujaexpress:
A state with so much money, yet it's people are some of the poorest in the country

Next??