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Freebills12:Obi was the chief cause of the Southeast universities strike. They did not implement the agreement that the other ASUU members had with government. i remember reports then of Obi trying to bribe judges with cars and removing the school VC for not cooperating. i do not need to mention any governor/government donating computer and buses. They all do. i remember reports of Aregbesola of Osun state giving all students tablets. Giving laptops or tablets to students is not a foundational policy. We can clearly see that there was no sustainable result to such moves. Different states in the South of Nigeria have academic prowess. They will all lay claims to winning one competition or award. Nobody is contesting that; i am a Nigerian, we know that we are brilliant. The problem is attributing it to the work of one particular person. If you claim/insist it is, why is it not consistent? If they win such awards or competition for 4 or 5 years straight when Obi was governor, maybe we can attribute it to Obi. Or if maybe after Obi, they one some award consistently for about 4 or 5 times or more, we can say, maybe Obi laid the foundation and they are now reaping. But all these one-offs, and you are not even saying it is because of the current governor? Haba. Like one of the backwater awards that you mentioned, a Cross Rivers girls team won it for the High school category, no cross river governor said it was him that made it happen. There are hundreds of thousands of such programmes all over the world. Using it to claim that you are the best is a big joke. And how on earth does a private school in Anambra's website have something to be Obi's achievement? This is desperation at the least. It's like a football team winning the league once in ten years and you claim they are the best, or that it is the work of their former coach of ten years ago, not the current coach. It's laughable. What are unity cut off marks? i don't even know what that is. Is it cut off marks to gain admission into secondary schools, or primary schools? Anyway, cut off marks are not a reflection of quality of students. They are used to CUT OFF students. If i want 10 students out of 100, i will simply raise the cut off mark so that fewer students are admitted. There's no Einstein genius in that. They do it in all universities and faculties every year so that they do not overadmit students. Of course, the best students should naturally get admitted on merit, but the point of primary and secondary education is its compulsion for ALL. i don't see any pride in a state cutting off students for primary and secondary education. Maybe a school can do that, because they cannot take in everyone. But a whole state, i don't see that as a plus or a basis to rank them the best. If you insist, please produce the data for about 10 years, at least let's verify. Don't give us another one off link or year somewhere. |
This governor that's only in the news for useless reasons, na wa oh. |
Freebills12:It is meaningless. The fact remains that Anambra state or any state for that matter doesn't have a proven consistent academic edge over the others. You've been unable to prove that, except refer to a probable fluke. Asking you to provide facts to buttress your point has nothing to do with bitterness. Schools and doctors were on strike for months when Obi was governor. Why do you keep repeating others problem and not talking about Obi's. That's hypocrisy, that's selective. Neither Ngige, Obiano or Soludo agree with this your positions. It says a lot.
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49cents:Lolz, what has my private life got to do with the discussion on a public forum. Did you run out of what to say? |
Lolz, like they say "goat for a reason". |
Thanks to Obi for this. He took us from 26 to 1. He gave computers and borehole. Now, students are applying to the top 10 universities because of him. |
NwaliE01:Not pained, just stating facts. Present facts, not opinions. |
49cents:i do not hate Obi or anyone, i simply see him as a mediocre no different from the other politicians. Can we have the Microsoft model you speak of? Let's examine it to see if Anambra is consistently first in it or if it's another one time fluke wonder? |
Freebills12:Donations to schools are done by every state government every time and every year. It is in each state plan and budget. It is not uncommon for even individuals to donate to schools. Politicians, commissioners, LG chairmen, musicians, sports people do it all the time. It's not a special achievement or critical determiner. i do not need to affirm or negate a state government's donations, it is besides the point. The point is that the 2014 or was it 2013 WAEC is the main point of Obi supporters to say Obi took education to number 1. If you don't know, what they mean by number 1 is that they had the highest percentage in pass rate for that year. Now, WAEC itself has come out several years to state that they do not give such rankings. What people do is to pick up statistics of students that passed at least 5 subjects, including English and Mathematics in each state for the year. That's all. There's no champion in that. Different states have their different positions every year. Anambra has not been number 1 in that criteria for the past 10 years after. They were not number in that criteria for 7 out of 8 years when Obi was governor. So it clearly had nothing to do with Obi's government donations. Apart from this, such people ignore the total number of students in question. Anambra state has less than 20,000 students registering for WAEC, compared to states like Oyo or Rivers or Lagos that record over 40,000 to 50,000 students. People ignore the students that actually have the highests schools overall that actually get gifts and recognition. These are generally also students from the South, but not limited to any particular state, it varies. There is NO clear demarcation anywhere showing that Anambra is ahead of other states. Also, WAEC is not the only basis for academic performance. We have nursery, primary and tertiary institutions asides other indices. Anambra is not in top 10 of states with highest number of primary schools. It is not in the top 3 when states are judged by several factors including access to education, quality of teaching and learning outcomes.. It is not among the top 10 states that have employed the highest number of primary school teachers. We can't just be running about for years with a one time, one criteria statistics. One that was followed closely by close down of hundreds of magic centres. |
Freebills12:Interesting fact is that the so called highest WAEC pass rate you're ready to die on was a one season wonder. Other states have also had the same highest pass rate/percentage. Obi was governor for 8 years, what happened to the remaining 7years? What happened to the years after? What happened to Nursery, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary education? Are you saying that great schools like CKC Onitsha, FGGC, Nnamdi Azikiwe University or even the private schools like Madonna can't and don't have enough effect to produce good results or the best results? They have to wait for Obi's packaged effect. Dey play |
One WAEC wonder fraught with hundreds of miracle centers. What happened the remaining 7 years, or the years after? Do we have the other states with high pass rate in WAEC attributing it to their governor? Is education pegged to WAEC? Nonsense. |
LordReed:Lolz, because they are different duh. One is real, the others are counterfeiting. |
HappyPagan:It was taught, and we read the textbooks both from Nigerians and foreigners. There is nothing special about it. The main point about no God still remains pointless, and unrelated to evolution in the sense that there is one. And of course, we did not come from animals, there is NO proof, all faith. |
Never give up, use am with sense ohh. |
austinekachi:What do you mean by Obi came and changed everything? How many things did they change, please let's speak with facts and not rhetorics. We know that most of the states in Southern Nigeria are well known for academic prowess. It is not something that started with Obi but something that has been before, during Obi and after. Most of the schools are well known schools in Anambra State. They were there before and standard names; Christ the King College(i think even Obi attended the school), FGGC, Bethlehem schools, Onitsha High School and some of the University, like Nnamdi Aziliwe University, Madonna and co. These places that were established and churning out good and great grades and graduates before Obi and during his time and after his time. They've always had people that have contributed to Nigeria, to anambra and the other nations of the world overtime. BTW, even the developed nations of the world build schools. It takes Vision to build schools so what you're trying to tell us is that for the whole of 8 years that Obi was governor, everything was stagnant. There was no growth. Either they stayed stagnant or they were going down that he couldn't build schools for the future. The population remain the same they didn't need anything. In different parts of the world they are building more but Anambra's case is different. You're either telling us lies or you're being ignorant. You're just beating around the bush if you say that it is Obi that made them to do well in maybe 2014. So what happened the remaining eight or seven years that he was governor at least they should be some consistency that shows that it is will Obi effect the eight years that ruled, anambra state was first. Or after they continued that way, consistently. But just a one off of 2014 they had the best pass rate in WAEC that's not the standard. Different states in Nigeria and especially in the southern part of Nigeria Southeast Southwest Southsouth have this and nobody attributed to one particular governor. It is a collective effort of both the students, their teachers, schools and then the states itself not one governor. And not even when shortly after recorded Anambra having so many magic centers closed because of malpractice. Education is not limited to WAEC BTW. Education is among others, inclusive of Nursery, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, gender ratio, population literacy, private, public, etc. I have included some statistics below. It doesn't hype Anambra state anywhere. You can help add contrary facts saying otherwise.
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Best performing currency in the world under attack. Very clear to see the deliberate attack. The sore losers will start asking for how much dollar is. |
Offpoint1: They believe WhatsApp call is free, therefore frivolous. They need you to buy recharge card and call them to show you are serious. If some are older than you, they count it as a type of insult to interact with them on WhatsApp. Call me when you're ready. Bros, this is already a call. Funny like you said. |
Is this in the manifesto? Have you guys read the manifesto? |
AmuDimpka:i don't know the people that you speak of, but one has to be legally blind or heavily bigoted not to see or know that Nigerians usually from the South excel academically, either nationally or internationally. It's people like you that will have claimed the guy, from Ogun state, that just did the nation proud globally was a product of Obi if he was from Anambra. Nigerians generally are very talented people, and do well in different fields and from different tribes and states. It's not a new thing, it didn't start with Obi and doesn't end with him. Learn that and change this myopic narrative. |
AmuDimpka:It is a continuous madness and inferiority complex to attribute every single achievement in a state to one mediocre person. Southern Nigeria has shown themselves better in academic prowess for decades. Nobody claims they won their championship or competitions because of a governor except the followers of the repackaged fraud. Anambra and other states in the South have been winning competitions long before Obi was ever a governor and after. |
IMASTEX:i respect your preference, respect other's and don't act shocked. Using voice notes has no connection with the issues you raise or compare. You may choose to stop using the internet and revert to using a town crier to deliver messages since you don't want to fall in line(whatever tht means). |
Lolz, i was taken aback by the myopic and limited thinking and responses on the other thread. Well, maybe they are of the idea and background that voice note takes more data, or they have network issues downloading voice notes. Voice notes are a norm in developed nations and in standard work environments. Nigerians are still backwardly struggling to terms with the formality, i understand that. They believe you are not serious if you don't make a GSM call or write them on a letter head. ![]() |
Go and read manifesto. |
It's too big and empty. Perhaps it also serves as a dining room, but i can't see the furniture for that. |
Nigerian mentality. Get some exposure. |
anonimi:Is there a law somewhere mandating him to follow the example of a particular father of politics? Your father of politics' example is not our business. Our business is that a political office holder delivers visionary and verifiable governance irrespective of party, religion or region. If you like take example from Heaven or from inside the ocean, just give us progress and peace. Not all these rambling about not having a father or having a father. |
Alhamdu09: It's a stray bullet. |
Neither Obi nor Tinubu promised to build new custodial centers. Read their manifesto. ![]() |
Is it about not having a godfather or about delivering good governance? Who cares about your father, but the fact that you serve and let the people enjoy the dividends of voting you in. Be visionary, make good use of the billions you collect every month, improve welfare, give your state a facelift and a future. Fatherless, fatherless, after you leave there now, we'll start hearing that you paid $700,000 of state money for your child's future. Misplaced priorities. |
bentenny:Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt. A wise man once said. |
So the paucity of water in Nigeria is a RECENT observation for Obi the lamba man? SMH. This guy is not fit to be even class captain. |
How much is their school fees in this school? |
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