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Look At What Patience Jonathan Said About God And PDP

Look At What Patience Jonathan Said About God And PDP
On the 17th of January 2015, Patience Jonathan, The First Lady of Nigeria was in Anambra State for a political campaign rally for her Husband, President Goodluck Jonathan.

Typical of her, she had to leave some amusing quotes for us.

According to Writer @Stanleyazuakola on Twitter, the first lady said some not so attractive things about PDP and God.

Here’s what she said below;

“Nigeria women, apart from God in heaven, our God on earth is the PDP”


Sourcehttp://hotnaijainfo..com/2015/01/another-bomb-droped-by-our-first-lady.html

berem:
Jonathan the dullard!
So he didn't finish his Phd and he's claiming to have a Doctorate degree?

Hahahahahahahaha!!!!

Caseless:
I this is why GMB sat for hausa. Useless thread!

omenka:
Just look at how you people disgrace yourselves. Look at the header on that article, it ways "candidates in 13 selected subjects". How daft can you guys really be?

verakooler:
NEWSCAP.....

1. Olusegun Obasanjo has alleged that President Goodluck Jonathan did not complete his Ph.D course http:///1IhOWLmaLD

2. # If GEJ govt looked 4 missing Chibok girls d way PDP is looking 4 Buhari's certificate, they would have found them in a week!----- Chief. Dele Momodu.

Aigipan:
I was dissapointed myself.

They allowed themselves to be used for political propaganda and nearly threw him under the bus . It is a shame

ayukdaboss:
You see exactly what I'm trying to point out to you, you're using your own discretion to make judgements. Why not verify this information so you can have a genuine argument??

babadee1:
I have to read the original paper first to see if they mentioned their inclusion criteria but the link you posted is not working.

theV0ice:
'13 SELECTED SUBJECTS' means the authors selected 13 subjects for the purpose of their paper and the paragraph preceding indicated they were more concerned with subjects that had more patronage. I want to hazard a guess that Yoruba had more patronage than Igbo and Hausa then hence it's listing.

Also, there were 31 subjects listed for 1925-1950. Are you saying WAEC reduced it's subjects on offer to 13 by 1961?

Like i asked earlier, do you think fine arts wasn't a subject then? what about technical drawing? Agric science? additional mathematics? if they were, why were they not included?

ayukdaboss:
Don't insult the person. Write officially to WAEC requesting the said information and when you come back here, you'll have a genuine argument. This excerpts you're culling out from a recently written article citing information from 1960 is really laughable.

theV0ice:
My friend, 'maybe' you'll eventually be 'right' on your suspicion but that PDF document doesn't support your claims here.

see the paragraph preceding that list you posted

During the year immediately following independence, the W. A. E. C. undertook a gradual revision of the School Certificate Syllabuses, especially in History, Mathematics, French, English Language and Literature (now Literature in English), Physics, Chemistry and Biology (W. A. J. E.VII/2 1964). It also increased the number of its examinable subjects. Secondary Schools in the country accordingly revised their own curricula. This gradually led to a swing of candidates from the traditional subjects to the new ones, and also to such science subjects as Physics, Chemistry and Biology, presumably because there are now better qualified teachers of this subject and better equipment for teaching them. Table 3 shows the direction of enrolment of Nigerian candidates in [size=18pt]13 selected subjects,[/size] for 1961 and 1974.

they focused on only 13 selected subjects for the purpose of their research. It didn't mean Nigerian students only offered those 13 subjects at WAEC level then.

Like i said earlier, you might be right eventually but this paper doesn't support your insinuations at all

babadee1:
Look you ignoramus, this is an academic paper. The first principle of analyzing data for papers like this is sufficient numbers. If not enough people took Hausa language in the exam, the researchers will not include it in their paper because that will affect their analysis.

Adminisher:
You are not very intelligent. You have a knack for forensics but dint have the discipline or the patience. Look at the no. of decimal places the percentages are summarized to and do some calculations as to what could have happened if only about 100 people sat for it. In 1961 they were taking exams in Yoruba in WASC, why won't it be the same for Hausa. Since you people have been spreading the yarn that Hausas have been enslaving you the Ibos, does it not stand to reason that they would be offering Hausa in WASC for purely cultural imperialism purposes alone?.

ofala:
This clearly shows that GEJ and his supporters are now at home with the FACT that GMB will win massively on the 14th Feb, so their desperate desire to stop him at all cost before the contest!


To any level, GMB is educated; that is if those of us that claim to have passed through the school system appreciates the real meaning of education.

babadee1:
God please give these people brain, too much time on their hands but no sense. That is a journal article, the paper does not contain a comprehensive list of all the courses taken for WASC in 1961. They only list courses that they consider relevant.
Why don't you write to WAEC and ask them if they offered Hausa language as an exam option in 1961?

BackDatAssUp:
Thank you my brother. This damn iPad won't allow me to copy unless I screen grab and if I did NL uploader does not recognize my iOS.

BackDatAssUp:
[size=18pt]The result is not only fake but whoever forged it should be flogged for being a fool.

In 1961, only the western region included a local language (Yoruba) in their curriculum.


Local languages were adopted nationally after the civil war by the new central government which created and adopted a universal curriculum.


http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/journals/education/ije/sept1988/MAJOR%20TRENDS%20IN%20CURRICULUM%20DEVELOPMENT%20IN%20NIGERIA.pdf

Liar Mohammed don kill Buhari career!
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This is 2015 ohh. We are not fools mr. Mohammed.

Rawani:
The TANoids are soaked in so much shame most of them have logged out to view as guests. As I told Barcanista over the phone, this scandal would end up in increasing the political capital of the great General and earn him more supporters as it becomes more glaring that the PDP lacks any concrete issues to campaign with, aside from libel and childish mudslinging.

Well done Progressives
Sai Buhari!

illuminatic:
Does phone number 08020652538 written in the original exist in year 1960?

barcanista:
He won't even get 5%

barcanista:
GEJ is wasting his time, he will lose Kano woefully... Buhari all the way!!!!!!!

baybeeboi:
Sanusi is like......i for slap this eeediot.
Goodluck is like........upon all the school...see as this foöl wrap imsef.