₦airaland Forum

Sergio101:
You have answered the question concerning Abuja indirectly.

But since you are BAT supporter.....you will still argue with yourself

Weldone great Tutor

I didn't vote

DrentD:
with your professional response to client yet nothing

Who told you that?

I teach English in a British school

Themandator:
What is more professional than screening Jesus?

What if the client is a Muslim or an atheist

This matter is easy to decide from a grammarian aspect

Now why the clause states "36 states and the FCT" is simply because it would have been grammatically and semantically wrong to say " 36 states including the FCT"

Because the FCT can not be included within the 36 states.

This clause simply translates that the winner of the election must win at least 25% of 2/3 of all the votes cast all over Nigeria in that election

Nigeria (36 states and the FCT)

Supremos:
voting or not is within your confines, nobody is going to prosecute you for that, but for purpose of clearity, you've answered my question

Okay

Supremos:
This still brings us back to the cross of the matter.

If you pass just English and Mathematics without passing at least 3 other subjects, you haven't passed SSCE.

If you pass at least 3 other subjects without passing English and Mathematics, you haven't passed SSCE.

Therefore, neither of the candidates ought to have been declared the president elect by Mahmood Yakubu.

Now, one of the candidates alleged his votes were reduced, the court ought to do a thorough recounting and if his claims are Germain, and he scored the popular votes, then, he should be declared the winner, but if not accurate, the court should order a rerun

I teach English Language
I didn't even vote lol

Supremos:
Meaning they are the melting point of all the students irrespective of leanings?. Awesome.

Why are we feigning ignorant of the fact that Abuja is the melting point of all Nigerians, as Abuja is the Capital of Nigeria and hence a microcosm of Nigeria, and in fact can substitute the name Nigeria?

Yes English and Mathematics are the common grounds

And I tell you, these are two subjects that most students find it hard to pass

favor914:
No wonder the educational system in that country is failed, stereotype mentality.

Maybe

Where are you from?

Supremos:
Ok, but you haven't told us why English and Mathematics which are also 'subjects' are so vital that you must pass them and any 3 other subjects before you could be considered to have passed SSCE.

Why are they compulsory?.

Are they more subjects than others?.

However take note

If you pass English and Mathematics and you didn't have at least credits in the three other subjects in your department

You still haven't passed your SSCE

So it means you need 5 important subjects to pass your SSCE

2 general subjects - English and Mathematics
3 Departmental subjects as your case may be

You need 5 subjects to pass SSCE

They are of equal importance

favor914:
Ok I want to study French as a course, I must need arithmetics?

Yes

Even if you want to study English or Yoruba or Hausa or Igbo

Supremos:
Ok, but you haven't told us why English and Mathematics which are also 'subjects' are so vital that you must pass them and any 3 other subjects before you could be considered to have passed SSCE.

Why are they compulsory?.

Are they more subjects than others?.

Why they are important is because they are the only two subjects that all the students do in common no matter their departments

That's why

Starboytwo:
and you nor run?

I HANG her legs for my shoulder

To pass SSCE

You need 5 O level credits including English and Mathematics

It means it must include English and Mathematics and any three other subjects according to your department

If science, they would be Physics, chemistry and Biology or Agric as your case may be

If Arts/Humanities they would be Government, Literature and Nigerian Language or CRS/IRS or Economics as your case may be

If Social Science (Commercial) they would be Commerce, Financial Accounting, Geography or Economics or History (obsolete) or Government or Nigerian Language as your case may be

It's not that English and Mathematics are special but they are the common subjects for all the departments

I teach English

BreconHills:
Not completely true. There are variations.

Normally, even within the Homeland Ekiti, there are variations

Akure, Iju, Ita Ogbolu are Ekiti

They do

I have met an hangman's daughter

Akure and Ekiti are the same stock

They have the same dialect

His response was so unprofessional

He panicked...

Congrats tho

Let's drag a Nairalander and make them blow nah

My young nephew ( undergraduate now)

When he was a kid, one independence day, someone came to our house with those little Nigerian flags and presented one to him

My guy nearly fainted, infact if it was possible he would have entered the ground lol, he wouldn't stop screaming and trying to run away

It's not bad
Infact I prefer it that way

Candidlady will always initiate it on our matrimonial bed

This I have seen

forgiveness:
They must pay. They should calculate per hour.

All those mushroom private schools no go pay o

Or POS owners

Or some churches

It's not realistic in the private sector

Only govt can pay such

Wahala

Ọmọ

Some Nigerians can win longest armpit hair tho

Pubic too

Is this feasible?

How will entrepreneurs pay?

Honestly there's too much unnecessary killings going on in the east

I fear anybody called Kyari

SweetDipBenny:
Wats oloriburuku

A Wastrel

A condemned soul

A ne'er-do-well

spendthrift, prodigal, profligate, squanderer, big spender, idler, loafer, good-for-nothing, drone, do-nothing, layabout, slob, lounger, shirker, sluggard, slug, laggard, slugabed, waster, loser, slacker, lazybones, skiver

Ajoself:
I don't if it's this guy that shot my one-time roommate in fadeyi area. The guy he shot is named Kenny but we call him Khan.

Yeah

They said he shot Khan