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Oil rich people ,that state should have social services department. |
Na mallams full there |
Owologbo:Itesikiris we're part of western Nigeria |
lomprico:Most major that connects states normally belong to the federal. |
Owologbo:Delta is part of Yoruba land and we are friends. |
Owologbo:You know to start building any project,you what normally happens at your end.endless demands from the young boys has discouraged investments. |
lomprico:We. Have state and federal roads,you must be talking about federal roads. |
lomprico:All the best |
BeansAndBread:Did you read what I posted?you must respect other peoples religious beliefs in a secular country,you cannot be making utterances that will affect the co-esistance of people with different believes.i have mention India,I have mentioned turkey,Syria,singapore, Malaysia,but you are not accepting the argument because you are rigid.i respect other people,s believes and I have friends that's are Hindus,buddiest,Shintoist,and i respect their believes and I don't make statements that could affect the friendship.its same in nigeria.muric just wakes up and makes a statement and you wonder if these people are normal,in a fragile country like Nigeria . |
Owologbo:He is a private citizen and his impact might have been felt ,but he has done much in banking,finance, and education and industries.delta is not friendly to investors,so it is not attractive, and expect for government business,and multinationals.. |
[quote author=Owologbo post=77039203][/quote]Not in the present day Lagos and osun,they even have schools for the blind and deaf operating with modern teaching technology. |
lomprico:Road construction to rural areas to make farm products access ible is infastructural development,he touched all the local government areas. |
lomprico:Delta repeat past questions and then write waec,but the end result is that we don't see the doctors,engineers,because the education is not balanced. |
lomprico:Delta repeat past questions and then write waec,but the end result is that we don't see the doctors,engineers,because the education is defective |
lomprico:The state is planning to be solid by taking the first step, which is a conducive learning environment to teach and learn,they are not like Delta State, teaching only waec past questions and they go and pass.passing an exam is different from learning . |
lomprico:They created a large factory for tailors and gave them jobs to sew school uniforms to boost employment in the state. |
lomprico:To boost the local economy they created cow assembly and slaughter ,to generate income and it will increase revenues for them internally in future. |
lomprico:It's an open fact in the public domain,they have started processing cocoa already to boost the local economy,roads, they were the first to do opon Imo,a tablet with all the books for the session,students donot need to buy the books any more,just log in and you will find the textbook. |
lomprico:Yes he focused so much on infastructures ,so much that he could not pay salaries for many months because they invested in the future which will have an output,it almost cost them the election in the state.it is a civil service state,wife is a teacher and husband works at the local government,they both depend of government for money,but few years from now ,it will change. |
lomprico:Osun state has small allocation while Delta State derives 13% from the federation account,but the quality of schools and standards in osun cannot be compared to Delta. |
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rickyrex:4,112,445 Delta or Delta State is an oil and agricultural producing state of Nigeria, situated in the region known as the South-South geo-political zone with a population of 4,112,445 (males: 2,069,309; females: 2,043,136). |
ogbonti:Does he need to be minister,this man has contributed so much to Nigeria,since 83 till date. |
DeRay98:They still get paid ! despite the low output,look education is meant to be free in Delta State. |
lomprico:Schools are built if they are budgeted for by the respective ministry that is responsible for it.primary education is the responsibility of the state and local governments |
lomprico:Each ministry has it's own responsibilities ,and secondly, they have a large wage bill . |
BeansAndBread:Fanaticism simply total devotion,but acting irrationally and making utterances that is meant to divide the people is not okay and that is what muric stands for,turkey is a country with a smart population ,so that can't act like Nigeria. |
BeansAndBread:World Atlas - Maps, Geography, travel WORLD FACTS What is a Secular State? A secular state is a country where religion does not play a part in law making. What is a Secular State? A country who does not base its laws on religion or cite an official religion is secular. A secular state is a country where the state is keep separate from religion, and the state does not discriminate or favor persons based on their religious beliefs. Within a secular state, the government does not interfere with religion and its activities, as long as such activities are done under the confines of the law. A secular state is not inspired by religion when formulating laws and policies. The establishment of a secular state is necessary if a country is to have true freedom of religion. Countries can become secular states upon creation (such as the United States), or after undergoing secularization where the religion (the church) is separated from the state (such as France). Which Countries Are Secular States? There are a total of 96 secular states in the world. Africa and Europe have the highest number of secular states in the world, with 27 and 33 secular states respectively. There are 20 secular states in Asia, while South America has seven secular states. Oceania and North America have the least number of secular states, with only 4 (Australia, New Zealand, Micronesia, and Fiji) in Oceania and 5 (The United States, Mexico, Cuba, Canada, and Honduras) in North America. However, many secular states exhibit tendencies seen in religious states. For instance, the UK is a recognized secular state, but its constitution requires the head of state to swear to protect the Church of England through taking the Coronation Oath. This oath which was enacted in the late 17th century is characteristic to religious states, and not secular states. Another point of concern is seen in the UK’s House of Lords that features clergymen drawn from the Church of England. Former Secular Countries Some countries were initially secular states but later changed their laws, establishing state religions and turning into religious states in reverse progression. There are only two examples of such countries in the world; Iran and Iraq. Iran had established itself as a secular state in 1925 and held that definition until the 1979 Islamic Revolution that resulted in the institution of Islam as the state religion in Iran. Another Middle East country that is a former secular country is Iraq, which became a secular state after gaining independence in 1925. However, the country adopted a new constitution in 2005 which saw the recognition of Islam as the state religion, turning Iraq into a religious state. Ambiguous Countries There are countries in the world that define themselves as secular states but have instituted policies and laws that are against secularism. Such countries are termed as ambiguous states in the context of secularism. Armenia is a perfect example of an ambiguous country, as its constitution defines it as a secular state but surprisingly also establishes the national church to be the Armenian Apostolic Church. Another example is Norway, whose constitution provides for the separation of religion and the state but requires the King of Norway to be a member of the Church of Norway. Other such countries include Finland, Argentina, Georgia, Romania, El Salvador, Nauru, Israel, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Lebanon, Indonesia, and Malaysia. List of Secular States By Continent Rank Country Continent 1 Angola Africa 2 Benin Africa 3 Botswana Africa 4 Burkina Faso Africa 5 Burundi Africa 6 Cameroon Africa 7 Cape Verde Africa 8 Chad Africa 9 Cote d'Ivoire Africa 10 Democratic Republic of the Congo Africa 11 Republic of the Congo Africa 12 Ethiopia Africa 13 France Africa 14 Gabon Africa 15 Guinea Africa 16 Guinea-Bissau Africa 17 Liberia Africa 18 Madagascar Africa 19 Mali Africa 20 Namibia Africa 21 Niger Africa 22 Nigeria Africa 23 Rwanda Africa 24 Senegal Africa 25 South African Africa 26 South Sudan Africa 27 Tanzania Africa 28 Uganda Africa 29 Azerbiajan Asia 30 China Asia 31 East Timor Asia 32 India Asia 33 Japan Asia 34 Kazakhstan Asia 35 North Korea Asia 36 South Korea Asia 37 Kyrgyzstan Asia 38 Laos Asia 39 Nepal Asia 40 Philippines Asia 41 Singapore Asia 42 Sri Lanka Asia 43 Taiwan Asia 44 Tajikistan Asia 45 Turkey Asia 46 Turkmenistan Asia 47 Uzbekistan Asia 48 Vietnam Asia 49 Albania Europe 50 Austria Europe 51 Belarus Europe 52 Belgium Europe 53 Bosnia and Herzegovina Europe 54 Bulgaria Europe 55 Croatia Europe 56 Cyprus Europe 57 Czech Republic Europe 58 Estonia Europe 59 France Europe 60 Germany Europe 61 Hungary Europe 62 Ireland Europe 63 Italy Europe 64 Kosovo Europe 65 Latvia Europe 66 Macedonia Europe 67 Netherlands Europe 68 Northern Cyprus Europe 69 Norway Europe 70 Poland Europe 71 Portugal Europe 72 Russia Europe 73 Serbia Europe 74 Slovakia Europe 75 Sloevenia Europe 76 Spain Europe 77 Sweden Europe 78 Turkey Europe 79 Ukraine Europe 80 Canada North America 81 Cuba North America 82 Honduras North America 83 Mexico North America 84 United States North America 85 Australia Oceania 86 Fiji Oceania 87 Federated States of Micronesia Oceania 88 New Zealand Oceania 89 Brazil South America 90 Chile South America 91 Colombia South America 92 Ecuador South America 93 Peru South America 94 Uruguay South America 95 Venezuela South America By Benjamin Elisha Sawe WorldAtlas.com |
BeansAndBread:In political terms, secularism is the principle of the separation of government institutions and persons mandated to represent the state from religious institution and religious dignitaries ,the attainment of such is termed secularity. |
lomprico:Delta has a large and unproductive civil service with little output. |
orion7:Yes ,because he knows what you don't know.abaribe will just nod at your stupidity. |
lomprico:Have you seen schools in osun state? |
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