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The go-to tool for pretenders who have been caught with their hand in the cookie jar is to claim blackmail.

So which exactly is it: you didn't say what is in the audio? or what you said in the audio was "quoted" out of context? or the audio was spliced? or the audio is true but unintended for publication?

Dummy, we know what it is.

I assume you should have realized by now that everybody knows you are onila.
Same shít, different toilet.

Did you even read the source you cited? The person was just asking a question and backtracked when confronted.

XhosaNostra:
What I mean by that is that we have schools that teach lessons in languages that one can understand. In ones mother tongue so to speak. It again would be an issue if we didn't have such schools. People would be talking about preserving culture etc. Hence there's a pick where one wants to study. We cannot do away with either schools because we have to take into account the cultural differences. South Africans of all races are proud of their culture, so most schools cater to that. Some parents want their children to be taught in their own language, which will be impossible if all languages were taught as part of the syllabus, in one school.

[b]Both are public but are run by different bodies, which make the decisions for each school. [/b]Example, the school governing body tables what the school needs for the upcoming school year & the fees are adjusted according to that, in agreement with the parents of course.

There're schools for everyone, from public to private. That's life. You take your child to a school that you CAN afford since we're not all from the same socioeconomic background. Most of the so-called multiracial schools even have subsidies for children who can't afford to pay their fees. But they can't take everyone who can't afford to pay school fees because schools have a budget too that get decided during meetings between teachers, the school governing body & the parents.

I think what you should say is that you have schools taught in indigenous languages whose speakers are primarily negroes not that you have schools for black people(I hate these black, white, yellow colour denotations. It's dated).

One last question- why are public schools (multiracial and black) run by different bodies?

I have been snooping on SA twitter and the vibe I'm getting from there is disturbing. You folks there are about to be dragged into a racial violence. It's no longer about class-ism. The land expropriation musings led me to a certain afric-something that seem to be populated by caucasians? O man, it's crazy.

integrity16:
Please, what exactly do you not understand about the write up?

There are some workers like in NNPC, Local Content, CBN, et al who are currently earning above 30,000 minimum wage structure even when current minimum wage is 18,000 while others earn below it. This is injustice if you ask me.

So what he is saying is that, he will engage these categories of workers to see how he can collectively review it a little downwards before the new wage would be effected. At the end of the day when the new wage is effected, the difference with their old wage would not much thereby freeing more funds needed for sustainable funding and payments.

Look, the current government approved minimum wage line is 18,000. Any government MDA having a "minimum wage" above 30,000 as you claim is unauthorized and independent of government directive. It is illegal already. There is no need for entreaty.

Also, don't confuse minimum wage with allowances peculiar to a particular job e.g hazard allowance etc

Will the statisticians in the house tell this clown that you can only get facts from figures?

How did this country get saddled with this filth with criminal incompetence?

XhosaNostra:
In South Africa we have many whites who speak different languages like English, Portuguese etc. Some cannot even speak Afrikaans. An Afrikaans school is for people who can speak Afrikaans. Anyone that can. But they also have English-medium classes.
Well I think it's unfair to have an issue with Afrikaans schools because 1) they also take in students who can't speak Afrikaans, whereas we have schools only for black people. Blacks have plenty of choices. They can go to any school & get accommodate in the language of their preference, which is usually in English. Furthermore, Afrikaans schools & other multi-racial schools are better run because there're higher fees to pay. In most of them you even have to buy your own stationery. In black schools you pay very little if anything at all, plus you get free stationery. However, most of the schools are poorly run & that's not a white man's fault. So some people force their way into these "better schools" & yet don't wanna pay up. The fees assist with a lot of things from mantainance to security. Some people want all the benefits but don't wanna pay the price that help make all those things a possibility. TBH, as blacks, we're what's wrong with South Africa. People run away from black schools to multi-racial schools but expect not to pay the exorbitant fees needed to maintain the quality of education.

What do you mean by "we have schools only for black people"? You mean there are still schools in SA mandated for only black people?

People run away from black schools to multi racial schools but expect not to pay the exorbitant fees needed to maintain the quality of education.

Are these multiracial schools people run to public or private? Are the black schools people run from public or private? There lies your answer.

Are you conflating attendance in schools on the basis of socioeconomic ability to attendance in schools strictly by race?

Anything contrary depicts that there is sanctioned colour gentrification going on down there. That is flat out apartheid.

Wait a sec, who are the handlers of this fool?

Does this clown understand that minimum wage is a wage curve that entails that NO employee of the government has to earn below?

How did this country get saddled with this miseducated filth?

I ask again, who are the handlers of this fool?

XhosaNostra:
It's more complex than just racism. That is an Afrikaans school, like we also have all-blacks schools & multi-racial schools. Usually in an Afrikaans school they have limited space for English learners of all races eg. Blacks, Indians, Chinese etc, but some parents
(mostly black parents) demand space even though they didn't register on time. I guess to make a political or racial statement. The way those kids are seated, it tells me that the seating arrangements were made last minute to accommodate them, perhaps while they're trying to figure something out. Everything is turned into racism in South Africa at the moment, even when black people are to blame in some of these cases.

Is an Afrikaan school an all white school? Is an all black school a non-Afrikaan school? Using these as an example is diametrically opposing.

I must believe that an Afrikaan school refers to a school where the language of instruction is Afrikaan, otherwise you folks down there are sitting on another landmine.

I applaud this.

These self hating bastards who have no concept of negritude need to be re-educated. They got themselves brainwashed to the point they are bleaching their skins.

"Who taught you to hate yourself? Who taught you to hate the colour of your skin?"- Brother Malcolm.

iluvdonjazzy:
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This one is a series of old pictures that has been posted on nairaland since Sept 2018.

Are they really trying to glorify the misfortune of this social misfit?

If anybody can show me practical replication of this "spiritual armour", I'm willing to pour money into its mainstream R & D .

Are they students of that class? They don't seem to be putting on similar uniforms?

What Prof means is that Amaechi only repeated the obvious.

Buhari's criminal incompetence can no longer be considered as only malicious but also coming from a place of acute ignorance.

Calling a barely educated pathetic filth what he is, is not an insult.

This has been common knowledge. I remember them launching it sometime ago.

This is why I do not respond to the filths here on Nairaland, Twitter or anywhere else. They do not seek to reason but to malign, so I ignore them with the quickness.

You should see my inbox and how they are trying to converse with me or insult me. Hahahaha. Pathetic filths.

If I hear anybody talk about entrenched patriarchy again then we gon throw hands.

They got dude looking like a caricature.

Success excuses a good number of slights.

This thought crossed my mind.

The US has built a tremendous network of spy capabilities all over the world. On land, over the air, under the sea and even in space, are filled with US surveillance resources churning out massive intercepted data.

When GEJ was reported to say "America will know", it wasn't just a mental slip.

The grand scale and implication of their interception enterprise is scary.

Her house reminds me of a certain book I read whose title I do not remember.

When Nigerians become affluent or even middle class, they decide to willingly live in housing comparable to "prisons".

The dysfunction of the system.

How is there clearance operations in Damasak, Kross Kauwa ect when the military have been exposed of cowardly retreat from these towns?

Why has the Nigerian military resorted to shameless propaganda which has invariably put untold lives at risk?

Another propaganda profile has been unleashed. It's no longer Universal Watch Network. It's now Global Amnesty Watch, a Nigerian military propaganda outfit with ALL of its ENTIRE publications focused on laundering images of the Nigerian military and repudiating claims against it. Hahahaha.

If you ever need to explain to someone what "cognitive dissonance" is, just pick a picture of this fool and point at it.

This pathetic filth is sooo far gone in his bare faced falsehood and false equivalence, it is futile to enlighten him.

Enjoy your luxuries, man. Times were hard.

That fourth pic is with Arunma Oteh. An amazing woman who is also a first class scholar.

I miss the good times.

The "Universal Watch Network" does not exist. Or should I say, exists in soft copy of the Nigerian government computers. There is nothing on the internet to allude to their prior existence, EXCEPT with this very publication they made. There is no scholarship or journal or publication affiliated to them, for a public group.

There is no such person as " Dr. Roberts Gordon" at Universal Watch Network. This is because they are illusions created by the Nigerian government to defray criticisms. There is nothing on the internet about him, nor has he been cited. No publication whatsoever.

On the other hand, ISSA has existed for over three decades, with verifiable offices and verifiable personnels. The internet is riddled with their existence, prior worldwide publications, connections and verifiable staff.

This is just another case of a certain "Karen Goulding", a supposed UK counter terrorism expert that has no evidence of existence before 2015. No publication. No citation. No interview. No presence on the internet. But she is a UK counter terrorism expert. Hahahaha.

This is just another false flag from the Nigerian military. Disregard the pathetic filths.

According to the article, Domestic debt rose by 1.2%. This means rather than external borrowing, they resorted to borrowing from the system.

Make what you will of that as the article concludes that there was almost no change in the debt stock at the end of September.

"Karen Goulding" does not exist. It is a hired pen using a fictitious name to launder the image of Buratai and the Nigerian Army.

This fictitious illusion does not have any verifiable educational, social and publication history. When you search for "Karen Goulding" publications, the only thing you see are Nigerian Army articles starting from 2015 written by this fictitious hired pen and sent to Nigerian newspapers.

You would think that a seeming counter terrorism expert from the UK would have some sort of scholarship or presence on the internet other than on the Nigerian Army. Hehehehehe.

They have created a new propaganda profile called "Universal Watch Network" headed by a non-existing Dr. Roberts Gordon. These identities do not exist. They had no prior existence until yesterday to counter a report.

Do not be a victim to propaganda and alternative facts.

Be guided accordingly.

The "Universal Watch Network" does not exist. Or should I say, exists in soft copy of the Nigerian government computers. There is nothing on the internet to allude to their prior existence, EXCEPT with this very publication they made. There is no scholarship or journal or publication affiliated to them, for a public group.

There is no such person as " Dr. Roberts Gordon" at Universal Watch Network. This is because they are illusions created by the Nigerian government to defray criticisms. There is nothing on the internet about him, nor has he been cited. No publication whatsoever.

On the other hand, ISSA has existed for over three decades, with verifiable offices and verifiable personnels. The internet is riddled with their existence, prior worldwide publications, connections and verifiable staff.

This is just another case of a certain "Karen Goulding", a supposed UK counter terrorism expert that has no evidence of existence before 2015. No publication. No citation. No interview. No presence on the internet. But she is a UK counter terrorism expert. Hahahaha.

This is just another false flag from the Nigerian military. Disregard the pathetic filths.

This puts to rest the alternative facts by the mischievous filths who only yesterday, claimed Buhari played no role in the overthrow of Shagari.

Disgusting zombies.

Anyone who fails to make their own research under this government that has subjected Nigerians to unprecedented propaganda has themselves to blame.

There is a reason why history was suspended/superficially taught in schools. It is a ploy to cover up the criminality of this British contraption.

"Karen Goulding" does not exist. It is a hired pen using a fictitious name to launder the image of Buratai and the Nigerian Army.

This fictitious illusion does not have any verifiable educational, social and publication history. When you search for "Karen Goulding" publications, the only thing you see are Nigerian Army articles from 2015 written by this fictitious hired pen and sent to Nigerian newspapers.

You would think that a seeming counter terrorism expert from the UK would have some sort of scholarship or presence on the internet other than on the Nigerian Army. Hehehehehe.

Do not be a victim to propaganda and alternative facts.

Be guided accordingly.

When I look up some of the claims on this thread, I see no difference when compared to ramblings of autistic kids (no disrespect to those suffering from autism).

One would think the ubiquity of the internet would allow people be more cautious when making claims.

This thread would have made for colloquial knowledge with verifiable facts, instead it's filled with...well, it's filled with those trying to score points on the INTERNET.