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[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=665643.msg8310358#msg8310358 date=1305250225]If I wasnt mind-fuxcking u, raw wit no condoms, with my posts you wouldnt be writing this sermon just for me!


p.s: You, Rhymz and the whole of your drug-dealing clan on here are too soft to go against me. I have gone into harsher battles on here and sent my attackers scrambling for new monikers. . .

Just like the Ibo to gas his brother up even when he's clearly getting battered. Ojukwu did the same thing during the war, you know?[/quote]BK male/Babe is on rampage again  ! The "Ga'y" mofo has learnt the art of Mind Fuxcking. As expected, he/she is trying to test it on Men, which is not surprising for a she-male like him/her *Is it him, her or it?* LMAO! That Akata vagabond is a real Eediot. Hahahahaahahah 

Fhemmmy:
I am so sure the govt knows what to do to make this happen, cos it is no brainer, but how would they do it now since they have collected from the big players in generator importation?

[b]Well, a state that decides to generate small scale public electricity to power some crucial infrastructures will definitely not harm any sort of relationship the FGN may have had with any group.
Very big industrial electricity generators can be bought by the state under a reliable Public/Private contractual agreement to be managed by unemployed Youths who's got the expertise to manage and maintain the electricity generating aspect of the libraries and schools. They will be trained and monitored, which will have a short and long term impact on their viability in the job market. Don't forget that Electric power will be constantly switched from PHCN to the state source, depending on how efficiently PHCN supplies power.
This arrangement will be funded and maintained through a Public/Private arrangement, which companies will scramble to take part in, in order to be in the good book of the state government.
Ofcourse, before companies will scramble for such, they should have an enabling environment to do business, such that they will dread leaving such an environment for any reason ever.[/b]

Fhemmmy:
That is very true, however, only if the teachers are being paid enough not to have to be selling clothes and gari in classroom while they supposed to be teaching.
Only if they will equip the classrooms with all that is needed.
Tell me where will they even get light to power the computers for this kids - -  or is that too much to ask for too?

[b]Yes, you are right, there should be well paid teachers, which is why I think there should be a reduction in number of public schools to accommodate as many poor Imolites as possible. A good environment should be created to encourage the establishment of privately owned schools, that will adhere to a specified high standard. This encouragement should come in the form of provision of free lands, free buildings, tax free periods and student subsidies for serious private investors.
The public schools should then be very updated to be a standard for the measurement of the quality of the private schools. The private schools can be attended by the rich, and the poor should be absorbed more in the public schools. There will be grudges from the rich, but still, everyone cannot be absorbed. Then there will also be free skill acquisition centres for those that will be identified to have specific skills, but lack motivation or means to succeed in formal schools.

As for electricity supply, I feel the government should play a big part in generating electricity for the schools, and also encourage private investors to embark on supplying those too as forms of Corporate social responsibility (CSR) to win the favor of the government. Government should encourage private investors to contribute by giving leverages to those that contribute more, instead of collecting bribes. [/b]

[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=664366.msg8296077#msg8296077 date=1305076505]Did you regret the junk education you received from Jakande primary school plus the online degree from junk American university or did you attend Stanford or Yale?.[/quote]LMAO . Haba, why you dey attack am na?

[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=664366.msg8296057#msg8296057 date=1305076168]Free education leads to demand for free healthcare, free energy, free food and a potential creation of amajiris in no distant time.[/quote]LWKMD! That is really funny.

Free education is not the issue. Quality and cheap education is.

I'd prefer that he raises the standard of the state owned schools very high, and map out a law that will make the same standard obtainable in private schools. Meanwhile, school fees should be subsidized (made very cheap), while after school tutorship, health checks, safety and transportation of pupils and students should be free.
School pupils and students should have a more vibrant environment with fully kitted class rooms, serene learning environments, sports facilities, skill acquisition drives and most importantly very qualified teachers.

Their Academic Curriculum should be boosted to reflect the standard in the developed world, with the expectation that a gradual transformation will be fully attained in 8 years time (At which time a new 8 years old generation must have started replacing the old ones, who will also be updated).
A database should be established for the proper management of pupils and students. This will also reflect in the proper management of births registration to ensure that every imolite gets to go to school as soon as they reach the school age.

Libraries should be the highlight of the sector. The libraries should be well managed and updated with current books, which will be provided with the help of the private sector who will be very willing to help. There should be the headquarters of the Imo state library in Owerri, with small branches scattered over all the local governments, and linked with a reliable computer network for info and communication. Students should be made to form the habit of using the libraries which will have free tutorship centers and skill acquisition learning points. It should also be a meeting point for different school clubs e,g Jets club, Debating club, Arts club, Drama, Entrepreneurial club etc. These clubs should reflect in the Nursery, Primary, Secondary and tertiary schools. The advanced club members in the tertiary and Secondary schools should be made to undertake the responsibility of tutoring the upcoming members in the nursery and primary schools. In tertiary schools, it can be a viable source of competing and means to spend idle moments, instead of going to join gangs in bush to learn how to kill and maim people.

There should be a provision of reliable transport systems, e.g school bus, to be managed and maintained by joblesss youths who will be under the payroll of the government. Drivers, Bus repair and maintenance specialists, emergency medical doctors etc can be created to absorb some jobless youths, atleast at the minimum wage rate. These buses should well fitted and their terminals should be established in different branches of local government were pupils and students can gather and be lifted to and from their schools for free. Student can easily carry out knowledge exchange programs between school branches and encourage a means of comparing standards for evaluation, appraisal and subsequent recommendations for improved standards.

Instead of free education, he should establish free skill acquisition schools, for students that are not admitted into universities. They can learn practical business principles, Agricultural skills, manufacturing skills, engineering skills etc. He should set out government soft loan facilities for the graduates with innovative business plans, give the loans to the most innovative and feasible plans, give them a tax free grant for two years, and monitor them to ensure that they go according to their master plan. This will create a base for entrepreneurial development of imolites, and future job creation.

He should create a scholarship scheme for the brightest and most promising imolite pupils and students, and make them to return after their studies to contribute to the state for atleast 2 years before being independent.

I think he should keep the schools technologically updated with regulated WIFI, Computers (Every University student should own a laptop), Encourage Practical technological outputs (Cars, rockets, computers, medical patents etc should be developed and  manufactured in schools from the primary to university level), encourage strict technological means of storing, assessing and confirming student data etc

This can be done. It doesn't need over bloated budgets. It needs a sustained development drive in that sector over 4 years. It needs to be managed by professionals irrespective of state of origin. Most importantly, it needs the Political will.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=663697.msg8294556#msg8294556 date=1305056281]Yes, of course.[/quote]Which one are you? I need to give you your original and real rating.
Don't be deceived about what those gold diggers tell you about you  being the most beautiful lady in the world o. You are not close to that, but still fine.
If you are one of these ladies, then you are just eagle eyeable and maybe manageable on the bed. You won't turn heads, except because you are a governor's daughter, which still doesn't mean that you gat the kudi.
My advise to you is to forget trying to up your beauty and work hard on your attitude.

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[/quote] Haba, my dear Yorooba fellow Nigerian, you go fail o! 

Brai777:
@OP just check out illbliss song "ibo boys". Very nice jam (my favorite at a time) with all the necessary hip hop swagger. The singer illbliss is from south east. I think you have a phobia for yorooba people.

That is ill bliss's business. He too can read this and correct it.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8290815#msg8290815 date=1305019875]So only Hausas and Yorubas say Igbo/Ibo/Ebo/Eboh/Igbo?

Why is Hausa not on the Topic?

You simply picked on the two groups you hate (judged by your NL posts, ppl should dig int your post history and confirm). Tribalism is your problem. Too bad the Yorrroobbas and Haauussaas are NOT going anywhere,[/quote]Why I used Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba? LOL! You seem to have run out of things to say?

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=662866.msg8290806#msg8290806 date=1305019807]Yes o! The tin dey pain am ----lol--- I wanna know why.[/quote]Boring

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8290775#msg8290775 date=1305019517]Irrelevant to:[/quote]Did you read the thread atall. Did your eyes see only Yorubas there? Hausa people don take note, dey silent. You dey rant.
SMH.