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Even Tinubu himself must go

Pride of Wike goes before a fall. His end is near, very arrogant ignoramus

Coolsperm:
I don't know why some of my fellow Yoruba Muslims engage in this type of activities, Yoruba Muslims are now being ridiculed because of this

Don't be an idiot. The fact that he bears a Muslim name doesn't mean he is a Muslim. Or is Apostle Suleman a Muslim abi Suleman is a Christian name?

In Fela's language 'Dangerous play, ere gele'

When he said he would continue from where Buhari stopped, we all thought it was a joke

He was actually arrested by gendarmes. Yeye

E no go better for Bala Blu and his supporters

All these will be useless if it doesn't bring the price of petrol down.

He has actually promised Edo State insecurity. May he never win. May APC never win elections again in Nigeria.

RIP to the dead.

That is the least of the problems facing Nigerians now. Their cup of tea

Emilokan built Lagos, but when he got to Abuja cement finish.

enimoli:
I wonder who is advising Osimhen. I pray this will not be the end of his playing career

This is really a trying time for the guy. May God see him through.

It's actually my fault, not your own.

Perhaps, NFF have asked for their cut in his salary and he is uncomfortable with that.

Great! Igbo kwenu!!

Gunmen kill Three, Injure One In Yobe Islamic Boarding School

Gunmen suspected to be Boko haram terrorists have invaded Faudiya Islamic boarding School in Geidam, Yobe state killing three students and injuring one.

The Islamic School which belongs to Muslim Brotherhood Movement (Shi’ites) is located in Geidam, the headquarters of the Geidam local government area of Yobe state.

Spokesman of the Nigeria Police Force in the state, DSP Dungus Abdulkarim who confirmed the incident to Channels Television revealed that the attackers arrived at the school on motorcycles, armed with AK47 rifles around 4.00 am today Friday 30th August 2024 shooting sporadically.

“Yes, there was an attack on Faudiya Islamic School in Geidam the headquarters of Geidam local government area. The school belongs to the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (Shi’ite)”

“When Police received the distress call and rushed to the school, they discovered a total number of 3 students have been killed, while 1 was injured and is currently receiving medical treatment at Geidam Specialists Hospital” he said.

Muhammadu Saleh, 22 years, Ahmed Abdulrahman, 21 years and Abdullahi Adamu, also 21 years were said to have been killed while Sani Haruna, 25 years who was injured is currently receiving medical treatment.

Geidam located 183 kilometres away from Damaturu the state capital and a border community with Niger Republic was once, one of the epicenters of the Boko Haram insurgency in the state between 2012 and 2016 as well the hometown of the immediate past Inspector General of Police, IGP Alkali Baba.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.channelstv.com/2024/08/30/breaking-gunmen-kill-three-injure-one-in-yobe-islamic-boarding-school/amp/%3futm_source=webpush&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=Breaking:%2520Gunmen%2520kill%2520Three,%2520Injure%2520One%2520In%2520Yobe%2520Islamic%2520Boarding%2520School

Kongi is surely HARVESTing where he has shown. More grace and long live our own William Shakespeare.

It's a forced wedding. Them don do am and it don turn pregnancy. That's why the boy is being forced to marry the girl. You can see the expression on their faces

immortalcrown:
If this NNPC is sincere in fighting oil theft and illegal refineries, why is it that this NNPC never mentions the names of the owners of those vessels and those refineries?

They can't mention names. Those vessels are owned by big govt officials and top army officers.

Misplaced priority.

BOLA Tinubu’s Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, is on a fast lane to destroy the dying education sector.

In an interview aired on national television, Mamman noted that the government would enforce a ban on students under 18 from sitting the Senior School Certificate Examination organised by the West African Certificate Examination and the National Examination Council. This is extremism and could violate their right to education.

Therefore, Mamman’s policy must not be allowed to stand. The minister cannot base policy implementation on a single case referred to him from overseas.

He noted that early care is to last for the first five years. Pupils are expected to begin primary school at the age of six, spend six years in primary school, move to junior secondary school at the age of 12, spend three years, before moving to senior secondary school at the age of 15, to spend three more years, and leave for university at the age of 18. This aligns with the 6-3-3-4 system. This is due for a review.

Mamman failed to realise that millions in the system would be adversely affected by the implementation of this retrogressive policy.

Pupils aged 15-16 in the final lap of senior secondary school will have to fritter away close to two to three years before they are allowed to sit the SSCE, which will usher them into universities. This will continue for several years because they are already in the system. It is unacceptable.

The average number of years spent in a Nigerian university is five, considering occasional disruptions like industrial actions by unions. This is apart from students studying medicine, nursing, and engineering, who spend longer years in the university.


The 2023 data from UNESCO, in partnership with the Global Education and Monitoring Report, put the number of out-of-school children at 20.2 million, doubling the 10.5 million figures quoted for decades. UNICEF adds that one in three children in Nigeria is out of school, totalling 10.2 million at the primary level and 8.1 million at the JSS level. It said one in every five out-of-school children in the world is in Nigeria. Mamman’s ban escalates these depressing statistics.

It will aggravate the number of children out of school, increasing in the number of criminals. Children who experience a break in academics easily become willing tools in the hands of criminal and terrorist groups, as in the case of bandits and Boko Haram insurgents.

Nigeria is already sitting on a keg of gunpowder regarding the number of out-of-school children in the northern part of the country. Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna lamented the current high number of out-of-school children in the state, which he put at 680,000. Gombe Governor, Muhammadu Yahaya, said the number of un-schooled children in the state had risen from 500,000 in 2019 to 600,000.

In recent years, South-West states have also contributed significantly to the national out-of-school population, a bitter testimony to the declining leadership in the region that pioneered free, universal education in Africa under transformative and visionary leadership.

Education is the building block of every society. It is a fundamental human right and one of the targets of the UN Sustainable Development Goals to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.

Tinubu must rein in his minister and encourage him to focus on important issues. Universities are facing strike threats; basic education is gradually crumbling with primary and secondary schools owned by federal and state governments suffering from an absence of teachers, and infrastructure.

https://punchng.com/mamman-on-path-to-destroying-education/

What do you expect from govt of lies, by liars and for liars?

Old news. So Buhari is still the president and Amosun is still Ogun State governor

I billion to a church when there are so many people out there looking for someone to help them survive

Govt of rice:

The only reasonable thing to give suffering Nigerians

Fuel subsidy removal: Give them rice
Fuel scarcity: Give them rice
End bad governance protest: Give them rice
Rise in food prices: Give them rice

She can just simply tell her father Nigerians are tired of him. He should just resign and go home to his grandchildren

FG that did not need time to fix the refineries before removing fuel subsidy and floating the naira. So, we should wait till hunger finish all of us before we talk. Abeg, Kabiyesi, take your time o

One is a Northern disaster and the other is a disastrous Southerner.

VTJN:
The governor are not the one that removed fuel subsidy, float the naira and removed electricity subsidy.

The governors receive extra fund monthly from the money generated from subsidy removal. What do they do with it. They only see it as extra money for them and their cronies. Let us also challenge our governors, instead of focusing all attention on the federal government.