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Pityoobi:
One of the most surprising experiences of my life was during my NYSC at Abuja. I was taken aback to discover that a significant majority of the Igbo individuals in the camp lacked basic literacy skills, struggling to spell their own names or construct coherent sentences without making significant errors. It was a truly embarrassing realization

Hahaha.
It's the few among them that have good mentors that run to other regions for quality education.

DaRuud:
During our service year , I saw a graduate of Biochemistry that can't speak English without grammatical errors .

I saw so many of them with results in Electrical/ Electronic Engineering, Microbiology, Pharmacy , Medicine , Computer Engineering. . . They. Couldn't express themselves in simple English none was ready to teach , . . . They all deployed to Ministries , Hospital and Private Entity.

That's it..Ive worked in their region before with many of them.
May God help us in this country.

Afonja2000:
Please Nairaland mods should push to front page for wider engagement, thanks

When you opened the account, did you give them your id card and utility bill?

When you opened the account, did you give them your id card and utility bill?

OkayDaddy:
See this one that they used fake alert to pay his mother's bride price.

Ha
Fear God na

blocksy007:
God bless you for this truth. We love SW but our fear comes from the North so we will gladly stay alone.

I'm in support of the SS being alone.
God bless you too.
It's well

blocksy007:
Bro I will love to say SW but brother the Northerners are too oppressive. We will stay alone. Not because we don't like SW but because we don't want the Northern oppression that is currently in Nigeria right now.

I understand you.
The northerners have some things in common with the south west especially in somewhere in ilorin that you will hardly know the difference between a northern and Yoruba up to Niger state.
Another thing that joined them together is religion .
Left for the average SW like me, I want SS to stay alone.

blocksy007:
Bro because we speak like the Ijebus doesn't mean we are from the Ijebus. If we are from Ijebu because we speak like them, then you speaking English means you are British.

I can't know your culture more than you.But even language is affinity.Its because we speak English language that it's easier for us to integrate easily in England than in France.Even in Canada, Nigerians are more in Ontario than in Quebec.
From what I read, the itshekiri royalty is from Benin.

Augustenite:
Fear people from that region, they are criminals. I remember back then in Chokoneze, abo mbaise area. There was this school I serve,a private school. The principal mandated all corpers in the school to write answers for the exam they set for students on the chalk board. School exam oo. Some of us refused because it hasn't been our doing in SW. He told us that's what they do here, that if students should fail, there parents will remove them from the school and relocate them to another private school. I was very mad at that, I ask him if he is doing the best for the students or he is destroying their lives. So, when WAEC and Neco started, he threatened corpers to write on the answers as well for the students that if they didn't, he will deal with us and even reported to the community people that we don't want there Children to pass. I still refuse, two days to the exam I vacate the community and move to meet a friend in Owerri. That is why I dot value any academic record from that side. I only respect those of them that schooled outside that there shithole and perform excellently. Not that they are not brilliant but the system of cheating and manipulation has taken the good part of them. Few of them that you see that are doing well academically either attended a Catholic school or other Religious school. But outside that, bro, run.

You've said it bro..
That's what they do.Thats why you will see the few ones among them that value education go to another region for their education.

blocksy007:
Let me tell U Ijaw will never go with SE. But U see Urhobo and Itsekiri (my tribe) we will go with the Binis. I doubt if the Binis will want to go with SW when the SW is holding on to North.

Now, I understand you.Yorubas will never drag Benin to join them.
Yorubas prefer Edo and Delta states to be alone.
You may be an itshekiri but I'm not sure if itshekiris will want to go with Benin.Itshekiris have affinity with the ijebus in Ogun state not with the benins.

blocksy007:
The SW are too oppressive. We can't trust them. SE can be like SW sometimes, we will stay alone. If SW is going with the North trust me, SS will never want to join SW.

If SS stays alone, it's okay.My maternal family are Urhobos and I know what they say.Itshekiris are Yorubas while Benin are Yorubas cousins.
Now if they are to choose between SW and SE, which region do you think they will prefer ?

stuffs2002:
That region is so much infested with crime from baby factories, Otokoto, Okija shrine, cannibalism etc

You sabi them well well.
Make the other 5 regions dey take them catch cruise.

blocksy007:
Oga, I said we will prefer to stay alone. But if we must pick one side, we go with SE because the Yorubas are too close to the North and having the North with us will slow than progress. It will be another Nigeria when they keep channeling all the oil to far away North.

I know the ijaws, itshekiris and urhobos will never go with the south east.
If they can't stay alone, they prefer to go with the SW

Oya, start abusing Reno

Most are from a particular region. It was from that region I saw a university graduate that couldn't write a complete sentence.smh

ManWater:
The write-up did not address my comment. It only confirmed her result was fake based on her CBT Center name & Result Template. I never doubted it was fake.

I said I can't fathom why any sensible girl will fake her JAMB result to have the HIGHEST SCORE. Highest score that will easily attract nationwide publicity & also attract the attention of JAMB to come & easily expose it as fake.
&she still went ahead to protest to Anambra Education Commissioner that Jamb didn't recognise her highest score.

It's practically impossible to do all these, without getting caught.
It's like stealing an expensive rough diamond, & later coming out to brag that you own the most expensive diamond necklace in the country.

If she was involved in the fake, then she must be very insensible & a hardened criminal.
Else she may be an innocent victim of a fraudulent JAMB result scheme.

I.understand you now
Probably for the publicity and to profit from it materially or financially to the extent of going to the commissioner's office for recognition not knowing that they will confirm from jamb.

Penguin2:
It’s not about precedence, it’s about you citing the law that you want the judiciary to rely on.

Or do you want them to invent it?

Let's see how it will go

Penguin2:
Which law said the one with INEC should be updated?

This is left for the court to decide since there is no precedence to this .

Penguin2:
For every law, the constitution provides the punishment for not obeying it.

That’s why you see things like 21 years imprisonment, 14, 10 years, etc.

For the elections, you see the Electoral Act specifying disqualification, 10million naira fine, etc, for some offences and for failure to keep to certain provisions.

Now, I ask again, why did the law stipulate as punishment for someone whose name was not found on the register submitted 30 days before elections? Or are you waiting for the judiciary to manufacture punishment out of the thin air for you?

Try to understand me.APC is saying that for your name not to be in the party register, it means you are not a member of that party.(They will argue this)
Now, since you are not a member of LP, you shouldn't have been their presidential candidate.
Since you are not a presidential candidate, you can't challenge the presidential election as a candidate.

If you look at it, LP lawyers objected to the admissibility of the party register as evidencet(Do you think they don't know what they are doing)
I'm sure till now, LP is yet to update it's party register with INEC to include Obis name.

Penguin2:
Have you seen the current Labour Party register and his name is not there?

Are you even aware that your APC is relying on Labour Party register as April 22, 2022? Are you aware?

If LP updates it's register, did they update the one they submitted to INEC?

Freethinker87:
I don't get it. Even if it is true that PO is not a member in Anambra. Is anything stopping Peter Obi from being a LP member in Abuja, Lagos or even Kano? What kind of watery argument is this?

He registered as a voter in Anambra.

Penguin2:
Do you have proof he was not?

Why did they not update his name in the party register.

If your name is not in the party register, it clearly shows you are not a member of that political party and that is what Apc lawyers are saying.
Let's see how they will prove that and the umpire is not aware.
Inec is the umpire here.

Penguin2:
Which law said a political party should update its register after submitting it to INEC?

That is one of the cases before the court.
This is the first time a political party will allow an usurper to be it's presidential candidate.


Let's wait and see .

basilo102:
Only those whose name are in the register have the power to question Obi on the matter

Did he apply for waiver or not?

MAYORIN1:
Nmesoma and JAMB: Probing the Integrity of Our National Institutions

Miss Nmesoma Ejikeme took her 2023 JAMB at my foundation’s Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Center at Obosi. I got some calls from worried friends about Nmesoma’s result, which had Thomas Chidoka Center as her examination center. I allayed their worries that the result issue had nothing to do with the examination center.

I observed two significant red flags when I saw her result online. First, our center is no longer addressed as Thomas Chidoka Center for Human Development on the JAMB portal since 2021. The correct name on the JAMB portal and Main Examination Slip is Nkemefuna Foundation (Thomas Chidoka Center for Human Development). Due to the difference in our CAC registration details, JAMB insisted we change to Nkemefuna Foundation with Thomas Chidoka in a bracket as an identifier. We implemented the name change in 2021. Her result showing Thomas Chidoka without the Nkemefuna Foundation, which was on her Main Examination slip, raised my suspicion about the genuineness of the result.

The second red flag was the result template. A cursory review of some of those who took the last examination at our center showed a different result slip template with the candidate’s passport picture, JAMB watermarks, and no mention of the name of the examination center. I gave the young Nmesoma the benefit of the doubt and waited to see if she would explain how she got the result, which is obviously not the result template that Jamb used in 2023. I knew it was fake.

Our Center has been involved with the JAMB CBT examination since 2016, and I have come to trust the integrity of the JAMB online examination platform. As Corps Marshal in 2011, I used JAMB to conduct the FRSC recruitment exercise that is still adjudged a high-water mark in public sector recruitment. Those recruited through that process wear their uniform with pride and continue to deliver value to the organisation to this day.

For me, the real issue in this saga is the level of distrust of our national institutions. The social media frenzy and denigration of JAMB, together with the ethnic slant of a simple issue with clear and verifiable methods of resolution, is symptomatic of the deep distrust of our national institutions. This distrust was deepened in the past 8 years with a horrifying descent of issues to our national fault lines. The Ethnicisation of the issue is sad and disappointing.

I doff my hat for JAMB. They came out forcefully and defended their integrity vigorously. They shared the USSD communication between Nmesoma’s phone and their servers with timestamps. Mr. Fabian Benjamin, the JAMB spokesperson, did a yeoman’s job in explaining how their system works and the security of their result portal. He even asked anyone who cares to crosscheck with AIRTEL, the network provider of Nmesoma.’s phone. Their transparency was compelling and disarming.

The JAMB Registrar, Professor Oloyede, issued statements based on facts and defended the integrity of a foremost Nigerian institution whose failure would have had a catastrophic effect on Nigeria’s educational and CBT systems. I was impressed. JAMB’s reaction and responsiveness should be made a minimum benchmark for government agencies. Our universities should write case studies of this saga so other institutions can learn how to navigate social media and information management in the face of unrelenting attacks.

JAMB's response is an example to follow. If INEC leadership has any sense of shame and any shred of integrity, they should save President Tinubu from a needless legitimacy question by behaving like JAMB. They should step forward and explain what technical glitch they had on election day that marred the upload of form EC8As from polling units across the country. They should share with the public the interaction between the BVAS sim cards and their servers. They should share the audit report of their servers during the failed upload. When Dominion, an election system company in the United States, was defamed by FOX TV, they went to court to defend the integrity of their system, and the court awarded them $700M. Maintaining the integrity of elections is fundamental to democracy.

INEC, as a public-funded institution, should share with the citizens all forms EC8Bs collated at the 8809 wards, EC8Cs, collated at the 774 LGAs, and EC8Ds collated at the 36 States and fully upload all the EC8As on IREV after the fact using the original copies submitted by the Presiding officers. This cannot be asking for too much from an institution led by a professor who spent $650.57 million (N303.17 billion) to conduct the 2023 election.

Like Jamb, INEC must be accountable to the people of Nigeria. They should step forward and restore the integrity and sanctity of elections in Nigeria and remove the cloud of illegitimacy surrounding the election of President Tinubu if their system worked as they are claiming. The courts can not remove the national disappointment, odium, and massive distrust of INEC’s election infrastructure, no matter the decision.

For Nmesoma, she should come clean and explain how she got that result and who led her down that path. If she does that, I will lend my voice to beg JAMB to note her age and show more leniency.
Osita Chidoka
July 2023

Add source please

ManWater:
I still can't fathom how any sensible girl will fake her JAMB result to have the HIGHEST SCORE. Highest score that will easily attract nationwide publicity & also attract the attention of JAMB to come & easily expose it as fake.

&she still went ahead to protest to Anambra Education Commissioner that Jamb didn't recognise her highest score.
It simply doesn't add up.

Please read this

https://www.nairaland.com/7753622/nmesoma-jamb-probing-integrity-national#124234886

GeneralPula:
Section 77(3) states, inter alia, “[b]Each political party shall make such register available to the commission not later than 30 days before the date fixed for the party primaries, congresses or convention.” Full Stop, nothing more, nothing less.

What I’m saying is that that section did not state what the consequence for not submitting such register would be nor did it state that only those whose names were found in such register would be eligible for election.

You’ve acknowledged the fact that Obi isn’t a member of Lp! Now, wait for court judgements! Quoting sections after sections is stress. Case is in court for judge to judge it!


Obi will stop coming to court as from henceforth. Y’all will see!

As for this Op, he’s good at deceiving headless mob so nothing new..

What Tinubu is saying is that Obi is not a LP member by presenting LP register hence no mandate to claim.
Even if there was a waiver, did they update the party register?NO
It's not debatable.

There is no need for further explanation .
She should tender an apology to Jamb and Nigerians for attempting to denigrate a foremost educational institution.

Them go get sense by force or by crook

vastolord4:
Mr. ADEBAYO.. DIRECTOR HOS admin section!

I hope you give me a feed back like I've given you. I met him while I was still with them.. this should clear your doubt.. he's also on LinkedIn

https://www.nairaland.com/7215459/meet-mr-adebayo-ojeyinka

Dont deceiving yourself.Is it possible for a whole director have just one connection onLinkedIn if this is not a fake account.Which degrees is BASC again ooh.
This is fake

optionalY09:
That’s what igbos do these guys are always doing gen gen. You have to watch them closely everything is filmtrick. If they wear designers na film trick if they claim to be rich na film trick

You sabi dem wella

GeneralPula:
Can it take effect comrade?

Chief, im not a lawyer but technically, it can take effect.