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He is hitman, he is ready to hit jamb with the language-elephantiasis. I trust jamb, will dearly hit him back. Truth, read more. You are not prepare to face jamb. |
Vehicle with no direction. Elites play card, a Deceit and Wrench in the Machine. |
Vehicle with no direction. Elites play card, a Deceit and Wrench in the Machine. |
Nairalands will not kill someone here. Ha ba! Ike eba. Lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. ![]() |
[b]SS3 Student Opts For Pidgin At Assembly Probe Published on February 15, 2012 by It was a show of shame yesterday at the Oyo State House of Assembly when an SSS3 student of United Senior Secondary School, Ijokodo, Ibadan, Oyo State, Southwest Nigeria, could not address the legislators in simple and correct English. Master Allison Chukwuebuka, also called Ebuka, was invited by the legislators to explain why he beat up his class teacher, Mr. Gbenga Ogunleye, a graduate of Ekiti State University for punishing him alongside other 19 students for indecent dressing. The student was ushered into the Assembly chambers in the company of his father, Mr. Emmanuel Allison, an inspector with Nigeria Customs Service, and other three top officers of the service. When called upon by the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Monsurat Sumonu to narrate what led to a clash between him and his teacher, Mr. Gbenga Ogunleye on Friday 27 January 2012, there was slight confusion as to whether he was mature enough to take an oath. But Ebuka himself came to the rescue as he claimed he was 18 years even though investigation by the state Ministry of Education revealed that he was over 20 years. Immediately he started speaking in Pidgin English, the father felt embarrassed, put his face down and covered it with his palms as as the son explained the circumstances that led to his beating up his teacher. Giving his own side of the story, Chukuebuka said: “I get to school in the morning. The teacher see me with sandal. He say make I remove my trouser, I say no l can’t remove it before everybody. He double the cane, flog me, flog me and flog me. He flog me finish. He flog me until I fall for ground. He dey flog me. The cane too much. The wound too much. After, Vice Principal send me home make I go call my parent”. Responding to a question by the Speaker, Chukuebuka, former student of Imo State Community School who joined United Senior Secondary School last year, said that he was not the only student punished for misconduct that day but he was the only one that violently reacted to the punishment. His explanation irked the legislators as they unequivocally condemned him for his action. They also condemned his father who was alleged to have led at least 10 of his colleagues into the school in three Customs’ vehicles, shooting indiscriminately and encouraged the son to beat up his teacher. Kehinde Subair simply summarised his view by saying, “There is an act of indiscipline in the Ministry of Education which must be seriously addressed.” Other legislators that condemned the student for his action were Ibrahim Bolomope representing Egbeda State Constituency and Ganiyu Adekunle from Atiba State Constituency. Bolomope in his own contribution declared that the student’s father was not fit to be in Customs Service, stressing that his contribution to the incident was quite bad. But Olusegun Olaleye, popularly called Radical, and the youngest in the Oyo House of Assembly, stood on the side of the students and pleaded with the House to temper justice with mercy. He said that the erring student should be forgiven in the spirit of Valentine which preaches love. He claimed that the student’s teacher was wrong to have brutalised the student. But he was shouted down by his colleagues and prevailed upon to take his seat. Speaker Sumonu, however, gave two weeks to the three authorities: Oyo State Ministry of Education, Customs Service and the police to make their reports available to the House. The student has been suspended. The session was greeted with reaction from over 100 people that came to witness the session. Most people could not comprehend why an SS3 student could not speak good English, saying that there is enough evidence to show that Nigeria’s educational system has completely collapsed. A woman was heard saying, “Did they say that boy will sit for WAEC this year? What will he write in the examination? Unfortunately, the state government has paid for his examination. I think the state government should stop paying WAEC examination fees on behalf of students. Anybody that can’t pay should not sit for the exam because they cannot be wasting money on unserious students. “There are many things the government can use our money to do." http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/02/15/ss3-student-opts-for-pidgin-at-assembly-probe/comment-page-1/#comment-203147[/b] |
Chief Jeremiah Oyeniyi Obafemi Awolowo, hero and father of moder Nigeria and of promising Africa. And Life In Abundance. |
Wow! How great you guys are. How great is my Nation (Yoruba Nation). We shall be great again. Jagun Jagun Nbo, O nbo, o nbo, o nbo, Jagun Jagun Nbo. Olori Ogun ko gbodo Keyin ogun, Jagun Jagun Nbo. |
@ Waxrider, you missed it. Its not Igbos the Boko-Knights are killing. Mind you those they killed are Yanmirins. ![]() |
@ chuksikem, show your muscles now. |
How can a woman with zero business skill be a housewife? This is one of the qualities of a successful housewife. Of what use is your degree if you have no business skill. The reason many people don't believe hosewives have the most difficult job in the world. The reason you all want to work for people and not thinking of owning one of those fortune businesses. Housewives are teachers, entrepreneurs, managers, accounts, just to name a few. Egg-head can't be housewife get it to skull. |
The military incursion through the coup of 1966 distroy the nation. And the ill-conceived and ill-fated Biafra war. |
Please folks. Who is Mujahid Asari Dokubo? Kindly introduce him please. |
^^Did Ojukwu not do that or Zik not do these. Kindly wake up you bigot. Biggest fool. |
^^ The reason our campaign is to relieve their veins of propaganda which breeds tribalism that lead to another war. We don't want to face Hague for acclaimed genocide. |
@alj harem, you got this wrong. He is called the ZIK of The Universe. |
@Dede1, see it's the truth. Yes, I know it is bitter but still the pill to your ailment. You have got no assertion aside the dumb coup that massacre civilians and harmless soldiers in their bedroom along ethnic bands. In which war were you people, one that lead to fruition? You never learn from scroll of history doing the usual bid know as ZIK=FAILED Way. Ibo Gwen! eh! |
Good if the war general is burried in Biafra. I'm 100% for that, but not in Nigeria soil. Of course, he never believed in the contraption. Biafra Nation apologist in Abidjan et al. Great if he is burried in Abidjan. |
Scares indeed. Who will be scared by a sorry war general that started a war he knew he would run from. We are only concern about the dogma of a life the biafra war propaganda has caused this generation of Ibos. A reason for a sternly jabbed entity called Nigeria. The evil men do lives after them, the good is oft interred with their bones. Just my take to have new assurance., gospel according to me. |
@Olodo, unh uhn. A state-of-the-art infrastructure in the state. unh. |
By the gale of history, which of the Nigerian war generals ran away from front line like a coward he was in the night? SHAME if you can't answer this simple million naira question! Is that your final answer! you final answer! The last time your final answer! Yes, Ojukwu my final answer. You have won |
@ Cantell, you see where your problem ever start from. How on earth you unearthed I'm a Yoruba. Igbos will never learn. Well, your error. May be it has been your culture to hide under multiple ids. This is real me on NL. Nothing you Igbo NL cyber-knights can do to me. Passover. |
The coward killed multitude of his people, left multitude in front line but the war general ran away as a poor woman. Ghadafi, never did this. He died his course. I protest, Ojukwu should be burried in Abidjan. |
@Olodo, a state-of-the-art. Unh. |
Be honest with themselves? Igbos don't know how of this. They remain a standout tribalist I have ever met. |
^^ His uncle declared a war on propaganda without intelligence. Only possible with Igbos, cowards. Ever funny race. |
@Dede1, who will be there to lead you this last time to the front line? Which war have you fought and won? For your information, its all going to be collateral damage anyway. |
Some fifle are so funny. Did you say nightmare over COWARD? One whose last home should be in Abidjan. |
@Manu-go, truth is truly bitter but better to say. Ojukwu is the genesis of wrinkle Nigeria. His propaganda and lost war before fought of his has divided Nigeria further. You are so mumufy. |
Do you think Ojukwu will prefer Nigeria to Abidjan. He saw what Igbo did to Zik final resting place. For this one reason and that he did not believe in one Nigeria. |
The run away war general should be buried in Abidjan. |
^^ Okorocha, Nigeria president where? Dreamer. Igbos have sold their slot to Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan. |
I have reiterated many a time that all the folk tales concocted in lies told to these young generation of Igbos by their fathers/mothers/grandfathers/grandmothers and the run away general that declared the Biafra war against Nigeria makes them a confuse and angry people whose life is knitted in hatred courtesy of these propaganda, a reason to declare the war on the nation. I'm sorry for this people if they allow another propaganda to lure them into another civil war. Igbos, mind you, this is 21st century- expect a campaign of no mercy this time as the real genocide may unveil. Bunch of Yanmirin tribalist. |