₦airaland Forum

DeadPresidents:
Terrible idea.

Nigeria faces no immediate threat of external aggression unlike South Korea that has a history of aggression against it by regional players like North Korea and Japan.

We don’t need to draft everybody in because that does not help us in any way apart from wasting already scarce resources.

Ellexy:
It's not even up to 2 hours you were shining teeth and agreeing with Izzou right on this board how all the candidates including Tinubu are all the same and can't deliver on anything, they can't be trusted bla bla but now you're suddenly supporting him for his track records.

Deep down you know the truth, no amount of emoji can change that.

Also stop projecting, I don't take leadership to be a joke, I believe no one here does, maybe those who are outside Nigeria and is not feeling the pains of the masses in this develish administration.

Ellexy:
Lol Oasis.X knows very well his candidate can't be trusted, ain't competent and won't deliver on his mandate. Infact he knows Emilokan is a fraud that's why you always see him gladly join anyone trying to say the same thing about other candidates.

Oga don't deceive yourself, we don't see Obi as a criminal, neither do we his supporters see him as incompetent and lacking in capacity mentally, physically, ethically and otherwise.

The case of the woman who slept on her child killing the child in the process comes to mind. Left to her, her neighbor's child must also be killed. This is wickedness shaa.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It is on this board i heard that debates don't matter.

But i think everybody here is educated enough to know when someone is trying to give you Lamba. The woman selling pepper may be swayed by promises, but i expect educated people to see through the bullshiiit

Nigeria is broke. Yet everybody's manifesto os talking about how they will create this and that, increase this and that, etc.

BAT said he will add 50,000 to the army. How will you pay them, equip them and fund them? Just multiply the basic salary for a soldier by 50,000 and 12 months. This is excluding allowances, and other resources and weapons needed.

The others have their own promises that when you look atvit critically, it isnt feasible. But then, i am not God.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]For you to train anybody, you need funds

Funds to procure equipments
Funds to establish facilties
Funds to hire the appropriate personnel
Funds, Funds, Funds....

Where will Nigeria get it?

That is why i said both BAT, Obi and Atiku have no HOW to solve anything. They are just telling you what you want to hear.

The CBN just said the excess crude oil savings that was 3 billion in 2014, is ABSOLUTE ZERO today. But no, our saviour is coming in 2023.

I was happy when they asked Kwankwaso how he would employ 1 million personnel into the military. He said he will make WAEC free.

SK have the funds to train anybody. Nigeria does not.[/color]

obainojazz:
I don’t think Oasix did service, he would have known na corpers be teachers in Nigeria

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The government found a way to reduce the gap in the teaching force, by telling corpers to go there. It may not be the best option, but it has some form of effectiveness. It is absolutely better than nothing.

A corper has a tertiary form of education, so it is assumed that he can handle the primary and secondary. Yes he may not be qualified, but the necessary knowledge can be transferred. The government didn't train you in the uni, but they can use your service in one year for some stipends.

can't compare it with insecurity. Nobody was trained to kill in the uni or poly. So the government would have to spend resources training a corper to handle armour (and he will leave in one year oh). Isn't it better to use that same resource to training someone for life?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]We will have a new government in 2023.

Hopefully, it may be your candidate. Maybe he will scrap corpers from schools and hire qualified teachers[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay, let them not post corpers to schools again. Let us wait till when they recruit the qualified teachers.

This option is okay baa?

In my opinion, you have a point, but you are fighting a solution, instead of a problem.

The government cannot recruit the required number of teachers, so they ask corpers to fill that gap. How is this an abomination?

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Nostradamus1:
I can't seriously doubt it sha .
St Jude at Eziora Ozubulu had 6 corpers last year. Same as Seat of Wisdom at Egbema Ozubulu . I don't really know about other schools in the area like Okongwu memorial ( although I think it should be sizeable)


BTW, what agenda are you trying to push here because I "think" it is the same everywhere especially the North

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay.

It's better than leaving it understaffed[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yes, the government should recruit teachers...Qualified teachers..

[highlight]But since they cannot recruit, an issue that predates even before 1999, what do you expect them to do?[/font]

Post corpers to teach?
Or let the classrooms be empty since they cannot recruit that much?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]What exactly is your point, my brother?

Is it that you don't want corpers to teach?

Or is it that the 62.5% in Anambra sounds like a lie or propaganda?

Because I am starting to think that i dont understand you[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]When you started asking if anybody in Anambra can confirm, it started to look like an agenda. How is this news in Nigeria that corpers still teach in schools?

Corpers are not trained to teach, but it is still a better option than leaving the class empty. Or is your solution that corpers shouldn't teach at all?

Go back to that school in Oyo, and there are still corpers there teaching even till tomorrow.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]When you started asking if anybody in Anambra can confirm, it started to look like an agenda. How is this news in Nigeria that corpers still teach in schools?

Corpers are not trained to teach, but it is still a better option than leaving the class empty. Or is your solution that corpers shouldn't teach at all?

Go back to that school in Oyo, and there are still corpers there teaching even till tomorrow.
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OasisX:
NYSC Anambra State Coordinator, Mrs. Blessed Ekene Iruma has said corps members constitute 62.5% of teaching staff across schools in the state.


https://twitter.com/Naija_PR/status/1596465514347372545?t=2ay2GlXfxcdDQFlNEqaA7A&s=19

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I want to believe it's a lie or propaganda but the thread seems its right. Anyone from Anambra here?!

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Apart from like 6 states in the country, including the FCT, 90% of corpers end up as teachers in their PPA.

You can go and fact check. You think this is an issue of Anambra?

90% of corpers in like 29 states of Nigeria end up in classrooms. You can verify if you want.

I served in Kebbi state, Koko/Besse LGA and all, (I mean ALL) the corpers posted there ended up in schools. One guy that studied education was an assistant to the Principal and a teacher too.

Its you that want to make it an agenda, using people's experiences. I have experiences too, and if i write them here, you'll shake your head.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are just picking tweets to pass an agenda, which is very laughable

Maybe i should go and type my own comment, so you can screenshot it and use it as your evidence.

62.5% of Anambra's teaching workforce is made up of corpers. You have just told us that the teaching force has been complemented with 62.5%.

So, is your issue now that Ayodele Ajayi taught the whole school, while all the indigenous teachers were peeling egusi?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]There are many schools that have just one Biology Teacher. Yes, just one.

I attended a Federal school...With a large population, and i can remember us having 2 teachers for physics.

I am not defending incompetency, but the reason corpers are 62.5% is because they supplement the teaching force. So while the school itself may have just one staff for Biology, there might be 3 to 4 corpers under him teaching Biology.

I served in the North, and i taught Mathematics in SS1, another corper in SS2 and so on.

Like i said, what is the issue here, when you have already told us 62.5% has complemented the remaining teaching workforce?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Bros, just go straight to whatever issue that made you bring it here.

This is an issue based discourse. Why should i be scrolling through comments of everybody to deduce points from a tweet? Like i said, it is not a thread.

So, what is the issue, if 62.5% of teachers in a state are NYSC corpers?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That is not a thread. Someone posted something on Twitter.

You brought it here, exactly as it is, and asked us to confirm

And i am asking what the issue is, assuming it is true?
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Even if it is, what is the issue here ?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You really didn't follow the Ashawo thread.

Many people here migrated from there.
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CAPdan21:
The fool thief Ogbono from internet claim say na him wife cook am...

iamoyindamola:
Because he stole ogbono soup online
Ask him I am sure he won't deny

iamoyindamola:
Ogbono thief Dan go call police