₦airaland Forum

musicwriter:
Lord Nkrumah, Awolowo, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Kenyatta, e.t.c indeed were educated and their education was enough to bring us socio-political change, ONLY.

Even at that, Nkrumah was wise enough to note that the education he had was faulty!.

Indeed, Lord Kwame Nkrumah noticed the problem with education in Africa that I'm talking about. After observing that colonial missionary school curriculum was Euro-centric, and that it carefully excluded African religion, culture, and history, he said ‘’under such a system of education the youth of Africa is not prepared to meet any definite situations of the changing community except those of the clerical activities and occupations for foreign commercial and mercantile concerns’’.

And he concluded by saying ‘’any educational program which fails to furnish criteria for the judgment of social, political, economic, and technical progress of the people it purports to serve has completely failed in its purpose, and has become an educational fraud’’.

So, you see, Nkrumah noticed that even the education he had was built on wrong foundation!. In fact, before his death, he predicted that this current model of education would be best for creating African elites who would partner with white people to re-colonize Africa in future. He expressed this in his book ''neo-colonialism, the last stage of imperialism.

The immediate preoccupation of those pan Africanists you mentioned was our POLITICAL independence.

The type of education that is missing is the type that would lead us to ECONOMIC development. That system of education would require another set of pedagogical changes that would require us among other things ''to learn in our native languages'' to enable us be able to conceptualize science. Because, no nation can industrialize without science.

Only an understanding of science would lead us to economic development, scientific development, technological development and industrialization. When we achieve these other type of developments, we will become free indeed.

modath:
This self professed lawyer certainly does not mean well for Mama Piss and her household..

Jonathan could have given her what? If not for the deep seated corruption that has eaten deep into the fabric of this country, he ought to be disbarred.. Some folks just don't know what not to say and the place not to say it.

Laveda:
You know, that's almost impossible, most people over here can't do things without religion and sentiments, sentiments especially (me inclusive)..

But I do hope someday we can attain that.

Laveda:
In a way, its actually funny.
But you're right tho.. Just that there's nothing one can do about it.

Laveda:
Now that's funny.

Estharfabian:

lol. and that too....

Creamish:
.. dis kain TGIF kiss sef. ..

Estharfabian:

You're sure you're in the right section?



90% of romancelanders don't exactly care bout ''relevant'' things such as this... It's sex, love, more sex or Nothing more!

Laveda:
Really, you can't stop them, common sense should tell them they need to birth the number of kids they can take care of.

Creamish:
A man's got to do what a man's got to do..

musicwriter:
Our No.1 problem in Africa is the so called education we inherited from colonial masters/slave traders. We need to uproot that system of education and enthrone ours. Only then shall we become aware of our problems and begin to tackle them.

At the moment, as you can see from Buhari and his team and from all other African countries, we don't even have the intellectual capability to understand our problem.

So, what we should do right now is re-invent education in Africa to get us educated enough such that we begin to manufacture our own airplanes, cars, ships, TVs, phones, trains, submarines, spaceship, infrastructures. Name them!.

For details see link on my signature.

musicwriter:
What this recession has taught me is that history is a natural curve, and that yesterday's events are exactly the same events repeating itself today with different actors and scenes.

At a time when everybody, including the CBN governor Emefiele predicted the Naira would gain when currency floated or devalued, I relied on history of globalization, the new world order, and the capitalist network that control the world's eceonomy, and I predicted the Naira will hit N500/$1. I even predicted it would happen within 1 year- 5 months left.

But that wasn't all.

I also predicted Nigeria will sell its assets and borrow a lot of money. Then, we shall enter stage two of the recession where all the money borrowed and realized from assets would make matters worse. The REAL recession would then begin that would see the Naira fall to N1,000/$1. This will happen before or by end of 2018.

Just before the death of Lord Kwame Nrumah, he predicted that so called education would make African elites become become so dumb in future that they'll partner with white people to enslave Africa totally not knowing what they're doing!.

Aren't there anybody in the Nigerian government educated enough to understand what's happening now is a script? Because, I've been forcasting events here on Nairaland exactly as they're happening!

lezznjr:
There's nothing as unhealthy as sticking several objects of varying materials into a wet püssy.

Candles, plastic díldos, wooden shafts etc. It's like a junkie repeatedly using same needle.

Girls who practice self-sêx through insertion of dead objects soon become sexually alexithymic and emotionally distorted.

It's a sure path to lesbianism.

telemapreye1:
Tell that to my fingers

telemapreye1:
I'm currently dating without sex and my Bf accepted my decision..infacr we are getting married this year

obontami:
you like what you saw ??

Laveda:
looks good.

Laveda:
Gawd!

Her hips mehn

JSoE:
Don't mind the id..iots.

When I say I'm gradually losing my hearing, 4evergod and his minions will come here and attack me for attacking the godworshippers that keep on aggravating my ear problem.

All noisemakers like their deity and like their deity, they can't do nada.
Absolutely nothing. Not even voluntary community service.

Laveda:
maybe due to recession in the country.