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Iran has always been a strong country that continues to resist bullying and intimidation from anyone

There was a country...

Let us pay 2 billion
We'll use it to build the biggest industrial and research institution in Nigeria and Africa.

Kingray10:
Petrol is not supposed to sell above 1050, even with the increase in price of crude.

Anything above ₦500 is GREED AND RIP-OFF

AMONGST MAJOR OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES, NIGERIA IS THE ONE THAT SELL MOST EXPENSIVELY.

Hedonisco:
504 ke. Who still drives 504?

He must be amongst the few modesty ones...

jesusjnr2020:
Reminds me of Shedrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing to bow to the golden image erected by King Nebuchadnezzar. Daniel 3:16-18

In this case though, he was the only one of all his fellow scouts that refused to bow down in the mosque.

Everyone else did to show he wasn't one who followed the crowd but ready to stand alone if need be.

Only God knows what was going through his mind and his thoughts that made his defy the order and not bow as the others.

He is a modern day example of what the world and even the church direly needs today.

Men of standard as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who would not bow to any other god even if everyone else does.

God bless.

Lol
Very senseless comparison
A boy who's just curious and being observant... Everything una go add MUMU mentality to it.

End time girlfriend
Very desperate and EVIL

Why won’t there be discrimination?

If there is truly no difference between Polytechnic and University education, then why are the admission standards different in the first place? Why are the curricula, training structure, and academic expectations not the same?

What are the cut-off marks for admission into Universities compared to Polytechnics?


Imagine someone who gained admission into a University with a cut-off mark of 280 to study Engineering and spent 5-6 rigorous years earning a degree under highly comprehensive academic standards, being taught by Professors, Senior Lecturers, Researchers, and other seasoned professionals. University education is structured to be broader, deeper, and more research-oriented, with stronger emphasis on theory, innovation, and advanced academic exposure.

Now compare that with someone who gained admission into a Polytechnic with 180 for ND, did one year IT (which, in many cases, is not even taken seriously), and then spent another two years for HND under Engineering academic structure and standard.

Can we honestly say both followed the same academic pathway or were subjected to the same admission requirements, educational quality, lecturer exposure, and training intensity?

This is not necessarily to insult Polytechnics or HND holders, because Polytechnics were originally designed to focus more on technical and practical training. However, the reality is that the educational systems were built differently from the beginning, and society, employers, and even government policies have treated them differently for years.

So, pretending discrimination does not exist is simply ignoring reality. The real question is not whether discrimination exists, but whether it should continue despite the structural differences between both systems.


Many polytechnic students did not originally choose the polytechnic path willingly. In many cases, they settled for it because they were unable to meet the admission requirements for universities.

That is also one of the reasons why conversion programmes exist - to bridge the academic gap and place them on a level comparable to university graduates.

In practice, when direct admission into postgraduate programmes such as Master's degrees is granted without such academic alignment, many polytechnic graduates struggle initially because the academic structure, training, and depth of exposure are often different from that of the university system.

I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT AS AN EDUCATIONIST.

Okoroemekah:
The underlying issue is that he is mentally unstable even before going to prison.i find it almost an impossibility for somebody to be arrested by police and suddenly end up in prison.you will first spend some days.weeks or even months in police custody before you are taken to court and again remanded to prison custody or sentenced.if he is normal it is in police custody his family will be contacted..my believe is that he is mentally unstable and involved himself into something that led to his arrest been unstable he cannot contact his people and was dumped in prison..even in police custody it is police that will even call your family to come and bail you.so they can get money

Did you actually read the full write-up?

The family clearly stated that they searched extensively for him. They went to police stations within and outside the state, reported him missing, and even made radio announcements before eventually giving up and assuming he had been killed.

If the system were not so broken and inhumane, how does a juvenile get picked up, processed through police custody and court, then remanded in prison without any proper effort to identify him or trace his family FOR 18 YEARS!!!?

His family was actively searching for him all that time. The real question is: why didn't the police or the authorities make any serious attempt to connect both sides?

This is evil
The system that did this is extremely broken and evil.
If the system were not so broken and inhumane, how does a juvenile get picked up, processed through police custody and court, then remanded in prison without any proper effort to identify him or trace his family FOR 18 YEARS!!!?

OredoPikin:
In you guys small minds, everyone is working for Tinubu

Very DAFT assumption
How old are you?

Because he's working SILENTLY for...

AI is not always taken seriously

This is incredibly fast

Lol
GenZ dey call another person GenZ

You think genZ are difficult to deal with, just wait for Gen Alpha...

Who unveiled Ganduje and the current one?

Na wa o
Una don carry this character enter Yokohama

The 7 deadly sins has changed his fate forever

Saturnalia:
So Jaden Smith is now popular than his father Will Smith?

Show me a song released by that “junky” that beats “Just Cruising”, “Just The Two of Us” and “Gettin Jiggy Wit It”

Or any of his senseless movies that rival “Independence Day - 1996”, “Enemy of the State - 1998” and “Hancock - 2008”.

OP is probably drunk
He doesn't know who Smith is really

Many of these unique delicacies are very difficult to process and prepare

No be small thing o
Trump really dragged USA

Which kain yeye delicate trophy is this?

Na so e easy?
After spending 15-30m on an average...

Please, who can summarise this epistle?

It's common sense. You can only get the original from the origin.

The regular political drama...

Stephen0mozzy:
No Sir. That gator is the one we hereby declare as APPROPRIATE.

You no see how the line on the trousers straight like aligator spinal cord?

Crease kor Grease ni 🤧

No be lie

No be him go tell us wetin we go call am

Most new trends are usually recycled from the old.

We'll be there to do what we know how to do best

Lol
He'll enjoy his Sallah celebrations behind bars.
Serves him right

All these estates and so-called luxury residential setups…

One needs to be very careful so they don’t turn you into their ATM, tenant, and servant in the name of outrageous service charges.

Some people are paying millions yearly for service charges, yet still dealing with poor electricity, bad roads, security issues, water problems, and endless rules. In some places, after buying your own land or house, you still feel like you’re renting from the estate management.

A lot of homeowners and landowners in Nigeria are quietly being exploited through inflated and poorly justified charges. Before buying into any estate, ask serious questions:
• What exactly are the service charges covering?
• Who audits the accounts?
• Can charges increase arbitrarily?
• What rights do homeowners actually have?

Don’t get carried away by fine gates, fancy names, and uniformed security men. Read every document carefully and understand the long-term financial obligations before committing.