₦airaland Forum

Nvestor02:
There is nothing like fight here. Igbo are tyr one jealous of Yoruba achievements.

They need Yoruba to survive but Yoruba don't need them.

I'm from Akwa ibom, I studied the both people. The different is clear.

Yoruba can have a country of their own with the 6 states and survive.

But if Igbo go with 5 state, they would be worse than Burundi.

INDOMIE9090:
you speaking rubbish,rest in Jesus name

INDOMIE9090:
muric dey use you catch cruise.
Nah only ibos they take am serious
Am 💯 sure he has Christians in his family who dey jolly together during and after festive period

accordadoga26:
A lot of threads are being created on this forum encouraging a group of people or tribe to pick up arms and distabilize our beloved country.

This group of people are so delighted in what is happening in Niger (a Muslim country) despite not liking Islam.


In the last election it was a religious war because of their hatred for Islam but they suddenly became concerned and interested in what is happening in Niger (a muslim country).

We started hearing things like YORUBA CHRISTIAN, YORUBA MUSLIM which do not even exist in the southwest dictionary. The Southwest people are not fanatics when it comes to religion.

To this group of people planning to cause chaos in our dear country, listen well

Ajeku Iya Round 2 is loading for you guys. This time you would be dealt with more severely than you were in 1967.

helinues:
FG did not make anything a priority, the focus was shifted on the FG by media because his Excellency is the Chairman of ECOWAS which all eyes are on him. That did not distract the FG from facing their primary duty which is Nigeria

endsarrrs:
Which Yeye pay sef...

sofeo:
How do I cope with something I absolutely do not find joy in.


You sounded like you were forced into this though, and the msg isn't really clear at the same time.


The Lord is your strength, you only need divine wisdom for smooth direction and sailing.

Alusiizizi:
Nowhere in the north had a cutoff score of more than 200 out of 400. Their cutoffs where routinely below 170. Bendel, Anambra and Imo states vied against each other for highest cutoff in the country with every administration. I'm not too sure about that 600 cutoff though, when I took mine, it was cutoff 400, but after two administrations, the ceiling, if I recall correctly, was changed to 700 and not 600.

Focusmind:
You just summarised the dedication and commitment some of our parents showed in the 80's and early 90's about their children. I did my own FGC common entrance in 1990 and was admitted to FGC Maiduguri because I didn't meet the Anambra State cut off for both Kings College, Lagos and FGC Enugu, which were my first and second choice, respectively.
My Dad was moving up and down from Anambra to Borno state for change of school for me and to get letter of release from FGC Maiduguri. Luckily, I later sat and passed the entrance exam of one of the most prestigious Catholic school in Nigeria. That was how I skipped FGC Maiduguri and went to Catholic school.

Alusiizizi:
This Abbo guy looks to be in his late forties/early fifties. Is there anyone on this thread that still remembers common entrance in the 1980's as well as the notorious quota system? I'll give you a short summary:

SouthEast region and Bendel(present day Esan territory of Edo state) cutoff: 320~340 out of 400.

Benin state and virtually all southwest states as well as middle belt cutoff: ~250 out of 400.

Virtually all Northern region(The minister candidates in questions' region): less than ~120 out of 400.

I still remember many boys from the northern regions that even secured scholarships to unity schools after scoring ~70 out of 400.

So, what "brilliance" is this ministerial candidate referring to?

CJStarz:
Quota system,the bane of Nigeria's development

sukkot:
wow thats a crazy story. things are happening in this world. did he get better ?

Goodman247:
lies from d pit of hell, that is almost 10M naira to give to somebody for care job why not use that amount to establish a business back home.

ecolime:
Wema Bank is everywhere these days. Small Bank doing big things 👏

franchasofficia:
But Muslim population in the UK is growing at an alarming rate which spells doom for UK in few years from now.



Wait and see, time will prove me right on this