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The New Education Curriculum: Distinguishing Rumours from Facts.

In 2010, former President Goodluck Jonathan convened a National Summit on Education. The Summit unanimously agreed that the Nigerian basic education curriculum is unwieldy, about 20 subjects at the time, and recommended a reduction in the number of subjects offered at the basic level of education.

~~~In 2012, the Federal Government approved a curriculum reform aimed at rationalizing the subjects offering in public schools in line with global practices and standards and the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) was mandated to effect that.

~~~In 2014, NERDC came up with a 9-year curriculum with the subjects arranged into groups, producing a maximum of 12 subjects at the lower basic (primary 1-3), 9 subjects at the middle basic (primary 4-6) and 10 subjects at the upper basic (JS 1-3).

a) For primary 1-3: the subjects are: English Studies, Mathematics, Nigerian Languages, Basic Science and Technology, Religion and National Values, Cultural and Creative Arts, and Arabic Language.

b) For Primary 4-6 add (a) plus Pre-vocational studies.

c) For JSS 1-3, add (b) plus Business Studies and French Language.
NOTE: English, Mathematics, French language, Arabic Language, and Business Studies (at the upper basic) are the only subjects that stand on their own. All the remaining 17 subjects in the Curriculum have been respectively listed under various subject groupings: Religion and National Values, Nigerian Languages, Basic Science and Technology, Pre-Vocational Subjects, and Cultural and Creative Arts.

~~~2015 was the year slated for the implementation of the reform across the nation.

NOTE: While all the other subjects are core, Arabic Language at all levels is OPTIONAL.

NOTE: All the above (from conceptualization to formulation of the policy) happened under Goodluck Jonathan, immediate past President, Nyesom Wike, then Minister of Education, and Prof. Godswill Obioma, the former NERDC Executive Secretary.

~~~In 2016, in the spirit of continuity of government’s policies and programmes, the current Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu gave directives as appropriate for the implementation of the reform.

Now let us look at the bone of contention, which is related to the teaching of CRS and Islamic Studies. Under the reform, as noted above, five subjects have been grouped under Religious Studies and National Values.

These are:
A) CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS)
B) CIVIC EDUCATION
C) ISLAMIC STUDIES
D) SECURITY EDUCATION AND
E) SOCIAL STUDIES

The Christian Religious Studies (CRS) under the Curriculum has three themes, namely:
(i) God and His Creation
(ii) God’s Call and
(iii) Keeping God in our Relationships

Also, Islamic Studies has three themes:
(i) Qur’an
(ii) Tawhid and Fiqh and
(iii) Sirah and Tahdhid

NOTE: CRS and IRS are offered alternatively as a student is not allowed to offer both.

QUESTIONS:

a) Where did the CAN leadership and its otherwise discerning fellow travellers now threatening brimstone and fire get their idea that Christian Religious Studies was removed from the school curriculum and that Islamic Studies is being foisted on the country?

b) Why should religious leaders engage in beating the drums of war on such matters as curriculum review and playing bad politics with our educational system?

c) Are there no better ways of engagement, even when we have misgivings about a government policy? What purpose is all this overheating the polity supposed to serve?

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ASUU’s mindless attacks on Oloyede-led JAMB
April 24, 2017 0



By: Moses Agwu
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has somehow managed to take time off churning out half-baked graduates as it savages the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) over reported failings in the mock test scheduled by the examination body. Its angst has nothing to do with the glitches that were caught in the test run of a new system being put in place by JAMB but rather has more to do with a long running animosity against the agency’s current leadership and a desperation to maintain a status quo that has not done the country’s tertiary education any good.
The union’s chairman of the University of Ibadan chapter, Dr. Deji Omole, alternated between demanding the scrapping of JAMB and calling for the resignation of its Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede. In other moments of frothing rage, Omole asked the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu to call Oloyede to order.
As if to remove any doubts as to the quality of teachers that Nigeria relies on to train our youths, the ASUU Chairman betrayed the deficit in the analytic skills of his likes and co-travellers by suggesting that JAMB was exploiting prospective candidates when in actual fact the entire cost of the entrance examination is way below the amount that ASUU members charge for one set of printed substandard study material.
Omole’s tirade also exposed and confirmed a fact that many Nigerians had expressed concerns about severally. It is the fact that our so called citadel of learning have nothing to show by way of innovation and ASUU’s kick against the digitization of the registration of students aspiring to be undergraduate clearly proves that its members would rather keep the entire country in the era of paper, ruler and thick back notebooks for registration, which is not only retrogressive but opens the pathway for manipulation and corruption.
The anger against the computerization of the entire process therefore apparently has more to do with anger about growing efficiency in tracking the number and performance of students that eventually get admitted as opposed to the past when schools and ASUU members conspired under different guise to scheme out those that pass the Unified Matriculation Examination (UMTE). Admissions were in that dark era usually based on some funny criteria that have no bearing on performance. In such instances, it was not unusual to hear of “(ASUU) chairman’s list” that was usually populated by persons that have parted with thousands of naira in bribe to their would be lecturers to secure admission.
It is apparent that even as supposed academics and educationists, ASUU members caught up with news about the mock examination from the media. It is gratifying that members of this union still retained the capacity to read news and catch up with events in the real world as opposed to the utopic fantasies of perfection they have woven for themselves in the various citadel.
The leadership of ASUU must have therefore also seen in the news how the police apprehended its members with firearms and how they are implicated in promoting cultism and campus gangs that have killed several undergraduates. They must read how their colleagues have graduated from cash for marks to salacious sex for marks. The news space and national discourse are replete with the harrowing experience of having to deal with the unemployable graduates that are being churned out while ASUU hunts for rats in a burning hut.
If they as much as appreciate the national imperative of reforming our education system in a bottom-up approach, they will understand that the changes that Professor Oloyede is implementing in JAMB are in national interest. The mock examination, in case the lecturers’union has forgotten, is meant to build candidates’confidence ahead of the real deal – it was a system in place in the heydays before the current crop of jobbers messed up the tutelage process with intractable strikes that achieved nothing.
We must as a nation free ourselves from the tyranny of vocal minorities like ASUU who raise dins each time they sense groundbreaking reform is afoot simply because they know such change would block the loopholes they exploit to game the system. Professor Oloyede must in the interest of the rest of us refuse to succumb to the blackmail of these charlatans that have made a career of holding the rest of us hostage.
Agwu is a public affairs commentator and contributed this piece from Lagos.


http://news360.info/2017/04/24/asuus-mindless-attacks-oloyede-led-jamb/

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With the consent of the group members on whatsapp, we have decided to have tonight's mock interview session here on this thread starting by 8pm!

The idea is to ask possible interview questions and provide answers to them! Then, other members would give their opinions on the responses and everyone gets to take note!

Since no answer/response is wrong, we would be hoping for a lot of contributions when the session commences. Thank you!

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attackgat:
People have been saying this "Ondo has Oil" thing for sometime now. Where in Ondo exactly is Oil being drilled? At least this report talks about Agip in Ohaji/Egbema in Imo state. What Oil company is drilling Oil in Ondo and in which community?

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kenonze:
Wow

it's a painful Story

Brian Banks, a promising high school
football player who had committed to play
at Southern Cal, was an innocent man
accused of rape. He remembers sitting at the
defendant's table 13 years ago and not one
person in the courtroom would look at him
or talk to him or acknowledge him.
"It was like I was not even in the room," he
said Monday. "I felt like I wasn't a human
being. I was a number."
He naturally has been paying close attention
to the rape case of Stanford swimmer Brock
Turner, 20, who was convicted on three
felony counts related to a 2015 sexual
assault on an unconscious and intoxicated
woman, who is now 23. Santa Clara County
Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky
sentenced Turner on Friday to just six
months in county jail — he could get it
reduced to three months with good
behavior.
Banks, who works in the NFL's Los Angeles
office, was 16 years old when he was accused
of rape and tried as an adult. He was sent to
juvenile hall for a year before his case came
up. He faced 41 years to life in prison and
first turned down plea deals for 25, 18 and
nine years. Why? He didn't do it. He finally
agreed to undergo 90 days of observation in
Chico State Prison with assurances from his
attorney that he would then get probation.
It was a better option, he was told, than a
young black kid facing an all-white jury.

Instead, Banks received six years from the
judge.
"It was like he was ordering McDonald's at a
drive-thru window," Banks said. "It was like
he was ordering food and took off."
Persky elected not to send Turner to state
prison and came up way short on the
maximum 14 years he could have handed
down. He will have to register as a sex
offender. "A prison sentence would have a
severe impact on him," the judge said. "I
think he will not be a danger to others."
As if a prison sentence and living among
hardened criminals twice his age didn't have
a severe impact on Banks.

"I would say it's a case of privilege," Banks
said. "It seems like the judge based his
decision on lifestyle. He's lived such a good
life and has never experienced anything
serious in his life that would prepare him
for prison. He was sheltered so much he
wouldn't be able to survive prison. What
about the kid who has nothing, he struggles
to eat, struggles to get a fair education?
What about the kid who has no choice who
he is born to and has drug-addicted parents
or a non-parent household? Where is the
consideration for them when they commit a
crime?"
It wasn't until 2012 when the Banks’ accuser
recanted her story that he got his life back
and was declared an innocent man. He
wound up serving five years and two
months in prison and five years of high
custody parole.

Turner didn't have a criminal history. He is
white. Banks didn't have a criminal history,
either, didn't even have a speeding ticket.
He is black. He was making out on his high
school campus in Long Beach, Calif., with a
15-year old girl during the summer of 2002
and by the end of the day, she accused him
of rape. To this day, Banks doesn't know
why.
Turner's father, in what amounts to an
insensitive admission of guilt for his son,
wrote a letter to the judge that included,
"These verdicts have broken him and
shattered our family in so many ways. His
life will never be the one he dreamed about
and worked so hard to achieve. That is a
steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action
out of 20 plus years of life."

He later said in a statement to the
Huffington Post, "What I meant with that
comment is a 20-minute period of time. I
was not referring to sexual activity by the
word 'action.' It was an unfortunate choice
of words and I did not mean to be
disrespectful or offensive to anyone."

Banks was sent from prison to prison, but
said the Los Angeles County jail was the
worst. He was a big kid and well known in
the area for his football ability, so he never
was physically abused in prison, even though
those charged with rape and sexual assualt
are typically assaulted behind bars.
Black inmates don't ask other black inmates
why they are in prison, he said.
Banks is "surprised" the courts found a way
to consider Turner's background and that
"he wouldn't know how to deal with career
criminals."


Nobody took that into consideration for
Banks. He was just 16 and he was an
innocent man. "You know a man is guilty, so
why aren't we unleashing half of the
punishment that was unleashed on Brian
Banks when he was innocent and there was
no evidence?" he said. "They gave me six
years. They gave him six months."
Banks feels the female victim in the Turner
case "has been totally ignored. She has to
live with her hardship and tragedy for the
rest of her life."
He has to live with 10 years being taken
away from him, losing a college scholarship
and a potential NFL career. In addition to
working for the NFL, Banks has gone from
client to board member of the California
Innocence Project, which helped clear his
name, and he gives inspirational speeches as
a life-coach.
"I wasn't physically
raped, but I was raped
in a sense of my
freedom," he said. "I
was kidnapped, taken
against my will, placed
in a box for five years
and two months. I was
denied all human
rights. When I
screamed and pleaded
and begged, it fell on
deaf ears. It's a
different form of being
assaulted and taken
advantage of. I know
what she is going
through."


But Brock Turner won't know what Brian
Banks went through. He served hard time.
Turner got off easy.

False accusation of sexual assault
In the summer of 2002, Banks was arrested and
charged after classmate Wanetta Gibson falsely
accused him of dragging her into a stairway at
Polytechnic High School (Poly) and raping her.
Faced with a possible 41 years to life sentence,
he accepted a plea deal that included five years
in prison, five years of probation, and registering
as a sex offender. Wanetta Gibson and her
mother Wanda Rhodes sued the Long Beach
Unified School District , claiming the Poly campus
was not a safe environment, and won a $1.5
million settlement. [18][19] In March 2011,
Gibson contacted Banks on Facebook, met with
him, and admitted that she had fabricated the
story. Banks secretly recorded Gibson's
confession, but she refused to tell prosecutors
that she had lied so she wouldn't have to return
the money she and her family had won in court.
Nevertheless, with Gibson's taped admission
and help from California Innocence Project
attorneys, Los Angeles County prosecutors
overturned Banks' conviction on May 24, 2012.
[19]
On April 12, 2013, the Long Beach Unified School
District announced it was suing Wanetta Gibson
for $2 million in an effort to recoup the $1.5
million she received, along with attorney's fees
and punitive damages .[20] On June 14, 2013, the
school district won a $2.6 million judgment
against Gibson, which includes the $750,000
settlement initially paid to her along with
attorney's fees, interest, and $1 million in
punitive damages. [21]
Banks now serves as a spokesperson for the
California Innocence Project and is working on a
documentary about his story.


source: www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/wrongfully-convicted-brian-banks-disgusted-brock-turner-ruling-article-1.2663595

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TEYA:
If anybody builds to that level on your land then you hire a bulldozer and demolish it without going to court, then you are in trouble if the person that built it wants to make trouble. Buildings don't go up in one day. Was the land owner sleeping when his land was trespassed? The law detests such negligence.

story FYI the owner of the land owns the property on it. I am a witness to this

One of the biggest taboos in the medical field is that our life cannot last more than the lifespan of our material body. The spectre of Frankenstein's monster, since 1818 when Mary Shelley wrote the novel , has been in medical science the deontological line never to trespass. To cross that line would lead to the consequences would be like the one lived by the unfamous Johann Conrad Dippel. But now almost 200 years since the novel was written, and with the latest improvements (especially in the last 10 years, with news of the 100% artifical 3D printed heart and potential future trasplant of the living brain) the question of whether are life will last longer than our human body is re-emerging.
Last year the Italian brain surgeon Sergio Canavero was able to successfully transpant a monkey brain from one body to an another, and on the 26th of April of this year he has confirmed that will make the first brain transplant on Mr. Spiridonov, a Russian man who suffers from Werdnig-Hoffman disease. If this operation is successful will we be (soon or later) immortal? And if yes, how will it affect our life as we used to know it until today? Of course only the future will tell us if what Canavero is going to do will be right or wrong, but as long as we know at today the brain is one of the few parts of the human body that can not be trasplanted or replicated - (the pancreas is another one, for which Steve Jobs died because of) and it is 'legally' the real essential part of the 'personal' jurisdicial, as a non replicable part (not as a robot hand). It is, in a few words, what in religious terms we would call the 'soul'.
1970s Japanese anime Shinzō Ningen Kyashān had characters continuing to live after their physical bodies were destroyed Alcor, a US company that 50 years ago forsaw this field, has been the first company to invest in the idea that a “second life" will be possible. And that is because the idea that one day anybody could be able to continue to live, theoretically, forever in a new body is massive. Psychological, deontologically and socially it is a barrier so big that if it fell it would be as big as '89's Berlin Wall. And, right or wrong, Canavero's trasplant could be the turning point, the first step in that direction. Of course it would be just a first step, but as Neil Armstrong used to say about his first walk on the moon: "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind." Also, this would no-doubt give a boost to the robot industry, with the the 'storage' of our brains in machines as seen in movies like Ghost in the Shell, or in videogames such as Natural Ultimate Digital Experiment on Xbox. The intersting thing is that this movement was forseen too in the 1970s in many Japanese animes like Go Nagai's 'Kotetsu Jeeg' or Tatsunoko's 'Casshern' , where the fathers or mothers of the main characters fallen in battle keep living inside computer machines. Japan, to this day, believes strongly in this field, and last week Prime Minister Shinzō Abe reserved a huge sum of money for new investments in this field. Indeed, in the past alone we have already seen the HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) createded by Cyberdyne's Prof. Sankai shown off (with Intel's funds also), who invented a first neuro-nerve prototype robot which can read our mental signals (outputs) through our nerves to move our body and muscles. So something believed impossible until yesterday (the ability to live in an another body) may soon become possible, and create a different 'concept' of life as we perceive today, as all circumstances that regulate and surroud us in our every day life could change. Life expectancy is the 19th century was 40 years old. In less than two centuries, thanks to the medical advancement, the human kind has experienced a growth in terms of longevity and better living standards. Now we have a life expectancy of almost double that figure (approx 70 years for men, and 80 for women). This lengthening of our potential lives is interesting as the societies we now live in are all geared around humans living 70-80 years. For example, banks dictate loans and mortgages to a degree based on guessed lifespan. Governments too plan taxes and retirement ages also based on when they expect you to die and nation and inter-nation policies are also often crafted based on average human lifespan. If this lifespan was to suddenly dramatically increase, massive reforms would need to take place to take them into account, while the entire structure and model of society would have to be altered. So the question is not just if a life after life is possible, but also how all these big advancements in the medical field may or will revolutionate our every day life and the structure of society. In the end, are we near a new medical revolution as happened with Alexander Fleming's penicillin ? Time will tell, but one thing is for sure, what we have seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation (ambassadors living 200 years) may be in the near future actually possible.
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LecciGucci:
i was just reading without commenting
but wen i saw this ur post i have to come in.
i have lived in imo state all my life until recently.
the truth is imo state was one of the most peaceful states in nigeria.
u can hardly hear a abt a riot not to talk of inter tribal fights dat results to killing.
but since rochas assumed on seat and giving this hausa pple confindence by building houses and mousque for them here and there granting them acces to every conner in imo.
since then imo has not been d same again

but you want the igbos to be granted access in Lagos? interesting

na wa o

Nigerian email scammer stung by his own malware
The rise in 'wire-wire' scams has led the FBI to issue a warning.

With more and more internet users now wise to email scams, scammers are utilizing increasingly advanced techniques to stay one step ahead of their targets. A pair of researchers recently stumbled on a new a "wire-wire" technique that earned a 30-strong group of Nigerian scammers as much as $3 million a year, at least until one prominent member accidentally infected himself with his own malware.

IEEE Spectrum reports that SecureWorks security experts Joe Stewart and James Bettke were alerted to this new kind of attack in February after they stumbled upon a keylogger that was sending unsecured data to an open web server. They watched for months as the ring collected keystrokes and screenshots of important documents from unsuspecting users. But because the malware was running on the scammers' computers too, it also gave them an important insight into who was behind the thefts, the tools that were used, the names of the affected businesses and the sums of money being transferred to third-party accounts.

Unlike traditional email scams, which rely on spoofing a business email to trick respondents into sending money to a fraudulent account, wire-wire scammers grab a collection of email addresses from publicly available sources and then target them with malware. Once that target is infected, they are able to access to their email account(s) and begin identifying clients or suppliers that they have a relationship with.

The ring is then able to intercept any emails containing invoices, substitute the target's details with their own and force the supplier to unwittingly credit the scammers' account. The technique is a lot harder to trace because it happens behind closed doors, but there's been enough of a rise in business email scams that the FBI has been forced to issue a warning.

Since February, the Secureworks team watched the scammers reroute transactions averaging between $30,000 and $60,000, mostly from small and medium-sized businesses that mainly conduct international deals. IEEE notes that in one case, thieves successfully rerouted a $400,000 payment from a US chemical company to its Indian supplier.

Often, neither company knows something is amiss until a delivery or payment is marked overdue. Stewart and Bettke even tried to tell some of the targets that they were being scammed but were mistaken for scammers themselves. That said, they were able to successfully notify Nigeria's Economic Financial Crimes Commission, which is now conducting at least one active

https://www.engadget.com/2016/08/08/nigerian-email-scammer-malware/

Pavore9:
Is that Church an extension of the inland revenue service?

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most federal schools need to go and learn from UNILORIN. students can't continue to suffer. but a lot of people have to make sacrifices. students, lecturers and management.

Justice Kabiru Auta of a Kano High Court on Wednesday sentenced the killer of a Kano- based business tycoon, philanthropist and Yoruba leader, Alhaji Ganiyu Akanbi Bello, to death by hanging. The accused person, Abubakar Abdulrahaman (a.k.a Daddy), 28, was found guilty on one-count charge of culpable homicide, punishable by death, while he was discharged and acquitted in another charge of armed robbery. Abubakar was accused of murdering Bello on June 5, 2014 in his residence at the GRA Nassarawa, opposite Kano Race Course, when he stabbed the deceased in the heart with a kitchen knife. The prosecution, led by M.M. Sulaiman of the state Ministry of Justice, and assisted by the nominal complainant counsel, J.I. Macaulay of Kehinde Olaitan Chambers, called seven witnesses and tendered several exhibits. The exhibits included, the knife he used to stab the deceased and his Blackberry phone. Making his last plea for the accused person, his counsel from the Legal Aid Council, B. Adama, urged the court to temper justice with mercy because of his aged mother, wife and children. punchng.com/kano-yoruba-leaders-killer-die-hanging/ cc lalasticlala.

good work

Flexherbal:
I thought that it was only Nigerians that go on strike.

abi o. na world problem

Traffic around the Stade de France is expected to
be high tonight after union bosses extended their
industrial action into a 10th day
Rail bosses have urged fans travelling to the
Stade de France for the Euro 2016 opener
between France and Romania tonight to arrive as
early as possible due to a massive strike affecting
trains in the area.
The SNCF strike has entered its 10th day after
union bosses renewed action on Thursday. RER B
and RER D lines – operated by SNCF - serve the
Stade de France and the industrial action is set to
disrupt supporters on the first day of the European
Championships.
Up to 80,000 fans will descend on the northern
Paris venue while another 50,000 “every day”
users of the trains will also be attempting to make
their way home on the affected lines. SNCF has
pledged that one train every six minutes will run
towards the Stade de France on the RER B line
from Gare du Nord, while one train will run every
10 minutes on the RER D line. Shuttle services will
be provided from three hours before kick-off until
three hours after the game.
Meanwhile Air France pilots will start a four-day
strike on Saturday June 11 after union bosses
turned down a deal on Thursday. Unions expect
70 to 80 per cent of medium and long haul flights
to take to the skies on Saturday but massive
disruption is expected.
Workers at Paris’s biggest waste treatment centre
at Ivry-sur-Seine remain on what is now a 12-
day strike meaning garbage around the French
capital is not being picked up. Private waste
disposal operators who operate in 10 of Paris’s 20
districts have been asked to do more to help. That
industrial action is expected to last until June 14.
There is also an 18-day strike in place at the Le
Havre oil refineries – which take 40 per cent of
France’s crude imports and serve Paris’s airports
– but the government has guaranteed a minimum
service since the end of May.

source
m.goal.com/x/en-gb/news/7134/euro-2016/2016/06/10/24474312/rail-strikes-to-cause-massive-disruption-ahead-of-euro-2016

Luckylife:
Why can't some people learn from their primitive belief mistakes . Boko haram started with the support of you extremists because guys like you blindly believe they are guided by Koran . There are different between public schools and Islamic macaranta . For the safety of public students terrorists can hid bombs in hajib because no one or even the school authorities can detect non students. Good Religion are made to better the co existence of human not to create disunity among human. That what our Christianity stand for but I don't no about yours.

but in public schools in Nigeria, you can conduct assembly for children praying the Christian way and no problem with that?