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SonOfEl:
[s]Oyo, osun, ekiti, ondo, and even Lagos drowns in exam malpractice. Secondly, your penchant for education is overestimated..... Fake. Better think of how you will develop basic education in your region before pointing. I thought SW was the education capital of Nigeria?

Thank God for UNN, FUTO, UNIZIK, MOUAU....these schools and their specializations HSS written your awolowo syndrome off.

Even if you look into the indigenes who do well in these SW schools, they are mainly igbos and other tribes in the SS region.

Pls die of envy[/s].

Stop your evil ways.
Miracle examination center.
Miracle baby center aka baby factory.

xtrorz:
[s]The bearded man masquerading with lipsticks, at the rate you're going you will soon go the ways of your fathers.

Your kinsmen may have no other option than invoke you to Soka Evil Forest for their sacrifice.

You're done for already...
[/s]

Go and seek forgiveness from your village old women. They are behind your woes in life.

xtrorz:
The bearded man masquerading with lipsticks, I can volunteer to feed your generation and help cure your attempt at madness.

Silly dimwit!

If you live outside Nigeria, it's time to come back home and beg those elders in your village. You are losing your sanity at an alarming rate.

CCsurplus007:
At Least 486 centers were closed down. which shows the state government do not condone such how many have been[sup][/sup] closed in your state?. Your hatred wont allow you see your through your quoted text.

. who sponsor them to far away states because of miracle centers”. . Its simpe those students were not part of the assessment in their state. They did their waec exam in other states. If I am from kano but school in lagos my waec result would not be part of the assessmnet in kano but in lagos. Lets stop all these ethnic bigotry and promote peace. cheers

There is no ethnic bigotry anywhere, just exposing what is on ground. The Federal ministry of Education is well aware of the shenanigans going on in the name of examinations in that part of the country.

angelo5uk:
Either way... The bookie always win

Sure! The HOUSE ALWAYS WIN

SonOfEl:
[s]Keep shining your teeth... Even shame sef dey shame for you[/s].

Enjoy your miracle performance

http://lightonline.com.ng/index.php/2015/10/22/miracle-centres-kill-our-children-omenugha/

https://www.nairaland.com/1823420/anambra-close-486-exam-miracle

https://www.students.com.ng/waec-special-centre-candidate-poison-propriator-for-failure/

COMMISSIONER for Education, Kate Omenugha, has warned parents to stop patronizing so called ‘Miracle Centres’ for their children to pass Senior Secondary School Examination and Joint Admission Matriculation Examinations because it has killed the zeal for studies among the children.

Speaking during the interactive meeting of all community women leaders in Anambra State, which organized by the Ministry for Women Affairs and Social Development, at Prof. Dora Akunyili Women Development Center, Awka, Prof. Omenugha reiterated that children no longer read because of the encouragements they get from their parents, who sponsor them to far away states because of miracle centers”.

Make una no dey open una yansh with this sort of threads.

THESE ‘miracle’ centres mostly in South Eastern Nigeria are examination centres for public examinations like JAMB, NECO, NABTEB and WASCE and the GCE where candidates are guaranteed success in these examinations irrespective of their capabilities or levels of preparation. For a fee, usually astronomical, the candidates are encouraged and facilitated to abase all examination rules and regulations in order to pass the examinations. In some cases, examination centres in rural and distant places, where access roads are bad, provide ample opportunities to perpetrate these examination malpractices on a grand scale. If the examination supervisor, invigilators are amenable, it can be good business, and where these supervisors or invigilators are too strict, it could pose a dangerous threat to their lives.

SonOfEl:
.....then rants follow suit....you have just proved it.

Enjoy your delusion. You aren't paying for it.

SonOfEl:
Get the list of professional exams and see if we don't excel....lame excuse of yours to save face....always shifting the goal post....

Obviously you are just one of the product of those evening miracle classes.

SonOfEl:
PentiumPro please I don't want you to die of Lassa fever, I won't you die of heart attack caused by envy...dey shine teeth like masquerade...

Hahahaha
Law School, ICAN, COREN, Medical school and all other professional bodies in Nigeria says the contrary.
Why don't you excel in Professional exams like you do in WASSCE?

ArodewilliamsT:
Bayo Olamilekan Adetunji, were you there?

Colins Amadi. the welder with ponmo lips! you keep writing attaching names to anyone. Dem swear for you from your village?
Esinwaju is now the same person with iluguboy? Your life don scatter finish
You Biafrans will suffer! See how everybody is looking at you while you are doing your dance of shame in Nigeria over the loss of an Ijaw man.
SMH

Miracle centers, !
Nothing new.

xtroppy:
This is 2016 and I had expected you bigots to have been cured of your bile-filled hatred, bitterness, greed and insanity.
Alas, you lots live in a mythical world far from reality!

I do hope your hatred and mental disorder don't prematurely send you the way of your fathers, because that's the path you have been treading. This is not an advice but a statement.

Nairaland is really giving you the therapy to cure your loneliness. Jobless thing

xtroppy:
The fire is raging wild already...

Bro you have a serious mental issue. You must be a very lonely, bitter and unloved man wherever you live.
Everything about you screams bitterness and frustration. You need deliverance.

This your phone camera is not sharp! Very unfriendly pictures.

None of them got prominent or successful living in Anambra.
They all had to migrate at one point in time or the other to become what they are.

Nkiru Ihouma.
Onye Ngwa go find better job and leave foolish blogging

So?

[quote author= post=42616430][s]Remind me what happened to equitorial trusty bank? The way Glo is going down they will soon discover some greater than oil, I hope you know the real owner of Global com[/s]?[/quote]You be real Ode. Just go and do your Imo Vs Anambra dicck contest elsewhere and stop trolling like an ineffectual buffoon.

[quote author= post=42616109][s]Coming from State that wear the crown as highest producer of weed I'm not surprise, we have many junkies online[/s][/quote]Keep sulking around like a kid without a candy.
Yeye troll

[quote author= post=42615468]http://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2012/11/02/10-nigerian-multi-millionaires-youve-never-heard-of/#59d051d84821

[s]BUSINESS
10 NIGERIAN BILLIONAIRE OIL TYCOONS TO WATCH


The petroleum industry in Nigeria in the largest industry in the country and the main GDP generator in the continent’s most populous nation. Since the British discovered oil in the Niger Delta in the late 1950s, the oil industry has been crucial to Nigeria’s development. Marred by political and economic strife in the past, international attention in the 1990s saw a reform of the sector which has produced some of Africa’s richest men. Tom Jackson profiles ten of them below.
Theophilus Danjuma (South Atlantic Petroleum)
Danjuma, 72, has a net worth of $600 million made through the 2006 sale for $1.7 billion of an oil block he was given by the regime of former Nigerian President Sani Abacha to a Chinese consortium. A former defence minister, Danjuma is chairman of oil exploration firm South Atlantic Petroleum. He is also the country’s biggest philanthropist, having endowed his charity, the TY Danjuma Foundation, with $100 million. He also advises President Goodluck Jonathan on state matters.
Princesses Princesses Arthur Eze (Oranto Petroleum)
Prince Arthur Eze is the Chairman and CEO of Atlas Oranto Petroleum International Limited, as well as holding positions on various other boards in different sectors across Nigeria. His company has secured significant upstream positions in frontier plays in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Togo, Ivory Coast, Chad, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. He is also a notable philanthropist.
His company has various technical partners, ranging from Roc Oil, Pioneer Natural Resources of the USA, Canoxy, Transworld of the USA, LukOil of Russia, Tetra, Noble, Kosmos Energy of the USA, Petronas of Malaysia, DNO of Norway, TransAtlantic Petroleum of the USA and Canada’s Nexen. He has been active behind the scenes on the political stage since the early 90’s.
Mike Adenuga (Conoil Producing)
[/b]The 59-year-old Mike Adenuga has a reputation as a reclusive tycoon, but his company Conoil Producing was the first Nigerian company to strike oil in commercial quantities in the early 1990s. It is now the country’s largest oil exploration firm, and Adenuga has a net worth of $4.3 billion. His other business interests include Globacom, the country’s second largest mobile telecom operator. Another tycoon to have hit big through links with a Nigerian president, in this case, Ibrahim Babangida, he made his first million at the age of 26 selling lace and distributing soft drinks.
[b]Tone Cole (Sahara Energy)
Cole is the Managing Director of Sahara Energy Resource Limited, which he co-founded in 1996 with his friends Tope Shonubi and Ade Odunsi. Sahara Energy started out as an oil and gas company whose core business at the time was the trading of excess fuel oil from the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries. It later moved away from being a middleman to become an established trading house diversifying into storage depots and vessel ownership as well as building depots in Lagos, Onne and Abuja with a combined capacity of 55,000 metric tonnes and a fleet of five vessels moving products across West Africa. Today, Sahara Energy is a major employer of labour with staff strength of just over 300 people.
Femi Otedola (African Petroleum/Zenon)
[/b]CEO of African Petroleum Plc (now Forte Oil Plc), Otedola appeared as one of only two Nigerians (the other was Aliko Dangote) to appear on the 2009 Forbes list of 793 dollar billionaires in the world, worth over $1.2 billion. Though his fortunes have slightly declined since, he remains a hugely rich man with much influence in the Nigerian oil sector.
He is also the owner of multi-billionnaira indigenous oil giant Zenon. Zenon, which is directly run by Otedola, is the dominant force in the diesel business among oil marketing concerns. It supplies diesel to power the generating sets of most Nigerian industries and nearly all the major manufacturing firms in the country. These include Dangote Group, Cadbury, Coca Cola, Nigerian Breweries, MTN, Unilever, Nestle, Guinness and others.
[b]Tunde Folawiyo (Folawiyo Oil And Gas)
Folawiyo serves as the Managing Director of Yinka Folawiyo Power, and holds directorships with various other firms across all sectors. He lives his life away from the limelight, but is known to live in extreme luxury. He holds degrees from the London School of Economics and University College London.
Mohammed Indimi (Oriental Energy Resources)
A close ally of prominent figures in the Nigerian military, Indimi founded and now chairs Oriental Energy Resources, an offshore oil exploration and production company. It currently has three offshore oil and gas products, with daily production of 35,000 barrels. After over twenty years in the sector Indimi has established himself at the 30th richest man in Africa, with a notable international presence.
Ifeanyi Ubah (Capital Oil)
[/b]A tycoon who is probably best known for taking out adverts on the front pages of major newspapers to herald the celebration of his 40th birthday, Ubah’s company, Capital Oil, is said to have the biggest and most modern depot in Nigeria. With 28 loading bays, Capital is the only indigenous downstream player capable of pumping out 55 million litres of petroleum products each day.
[b]ABC Orjiakor (Seplat Petroleum)
[/b]A trained surgeon, Orjiakor has now worked in the oil and gas sector for over 25 years. At Seplat he spears new business development and works on strategic stakeholder relationships. He has his own philanthropic foundation, and had links with former Nigerian military president Ibrahim Babangida.
[b]Phillips Ihenacho (Seven Energy)
Executive Chairman of Seven Energy, Ihenacho is also the co-founder of investment firm Amaya Capital Partners. A graduate of Harvard and Yale, he is a believer that local companies should be at the forefront of Nigerian oil exploration.
http://venturesafrica.com/10-nigerian-billionaire-oil-tycoons-to-watch-pt-1[/s]/[/quote]Only Mike Adenuga killed off these your local champions in your list.
They are in the same league with Dapo Abiodun of Hyden Oil & Gas.

[quote author= post=42609151][s]I don't blame you, your are typing from Ota, if you are intelligent, you will know tycoons I mentioned are top business men and women in Africa not just Naija
Business Tycoons
*[b] Sir louis Odiumegwu Ojukwu first Nigerian millionaire and also first Nigerian stock exchange persident
31.Sir Emeka Offor CEO Chrom Energy, Enugu disco etc.
32. Dr ABC Orjiakor CEO Seplat Plc, Neimith pharmaceuticals etc.
33. Engr Ernest Azudialu CEO Nestoil, Century power generation, Smile Network etc.
*Dr. Godwin Maduka is the Managing Director and founder Las Vegas Pain Institute and Medical Centre, which is the largest and most comprehensive pain treatment practice group in Nevada, United States of America.
* Arthur Eze CEO Altlas Oranto petrolum
*. Ex Gov Peter Obi Fidelity bank, Next etc.
* Andy Uba politician, Oil merchat
* Barrister Allen Onyema CEO Air peace
*Chief Umeofia The CEO of Erisco Foods Ltd., the fourth largest tomato past in world
34 Cos Maduka CEO Coscharies motors, Abro motor products, Coched farm etc.
35. Emma Bishop Okonknwo CEO Ekulo group
36. Clement Ibeto CEO Ibeto group, Cement, Oil Merchant, Motor products, Real Estate, Farm and Hotels.
37.Ifeanyi Uba Capital Oil etc
38. Chief (Dr.) Alexander Chika Okafor CEO Chicason group, AZ oil.
39 Innocent Chukwuma Innoson Motors etc.
40. Nicolas Ukachukwu CEO SNECOU Group of Companies Limited
41. SIR. Daniel Chukwudoze Dozzy Oil
42 Sir. Nath Okechukwu Chairman Inter-bau Construction Ltd
43 HRH. Igwe Alfred Achebe Obi of Onitsha Chairman Daimon bank and unilever Plc.
44. Sir Emeka Okwuosa Chairaman Oil serve group, Ekcel Farms Ltd
45. Nnetochukwu Azubuike Oil merchant, Genesis hotel and Genesis deluxe cinemas
46 Odumodu CEO May&Baker
47 Chief Poly Emenike Nero Pharmaceutical
48. Mrs. Stella Okoli Emzor
* Obi Okoye Fusion motors Los Angeles US
* Nkechi Obi. Tchno oil
* Ben Anakwe NIPCO oil,
* Stella Odua Former aviation minister, CEO SPG
* Dame Felicia Okoli CEO Armak group of companies
* Uju Ifejika CEO Britannia-U
* William Uzoma Anumudu Chairman Global motors Holding
* Enukeme Linus Azubuike Chairman Tonimas Group
* Obiajulu Uzodike Cutix wire plc
* Chigioke Anumoka Chairman Cotech and Tummy tummy. noodles
49. Mike Ajegbo Minaj Tv, Cement and real estate
*. DA Nwandu Construction, real estate

Transporter and haulage biz
50. Young shall grow
51. Chisco group
52, Ekenedilichukwu trans
53. GUO Okeke
54. CN Okoli
55 Izuchukwu trans
56. PN. Omerua
57. FG. Onyewe
* Ifeanyichukwu transporttransport[/b]
Use your Google and come back and testify[/s][/quote]Seun Osewa alone from Ogun State is far more important and useful than any of these village champions you listed up there. If in doubt, ask Nairalanders. He even gave you you the platform to advertise this your nonsense list.


Minaj Tv ko, Dstv ni

Why is it that difficult for dignified people to openly associate with Biafra, only miscreants and never-do-wells are in forefront of this agitation.
Baifra, bad product,

All the paid hack writers on NL, EFCC will knock on you doors one after the other.

ArodeTsolaye:
Bayo Olamelakan Adetunji, you are in your 50s and balding progressively, yet you find it comfortable to assume the moniker of a girl, no wonder you are gay. Anyway say me hi to your mallam gay friend. Shameless bald homo!

You are tired of calling me ilugunboy. it is now coolitempa that is iluguboy.
Iluguboy left Niaraland a long time ago, but yet you still see his shadows all around you. He is going to torment you even in your real life with the way you go around associating his name with any moniker that gives you headache on NL.
Ipobian tout
Collins Amadi ponmo lip welder, that man really tormented your life.
I just wish the guy can return to Nairaland once again and start putting fools like you in check again.

MonPro:
You and your fellow Yorubas actually do care that why you are all running all over Biafran threads. Stop deceiving yourself Sir.

You will see other Nigerians on Biafra threads as long as you bring them to NL. How many YOrubas do you see on your or other igbo forums?

Simple.
You caption does not suit Nairaland objective. The other thread's caption is more in tune with Nairaland stand against Biafra.
Learn to read Nairaland body language when framing your title.

TplenT:
But I always wonder why most of the seemingly 'spectacular' lawyers are from only a part of the country.

From FRA Williams to Gani Fawehinmi to Femi Falana to Yusuf Alli to Akin Olujimi to Afe Babalola to Wole Olanipekun to Rotimi Akeredolu to Tunji Abayomi to Olalekan Ojo to Niyi Akintola and a host of the other guys.

Been trying to solve the riddle behind this situation for quite a while. Anyone can help out ?

You will locate your answer in the Universities situated in Ibadan and Ife, just like the best Pharmacists in Nigeria are products of Ife.

Every about Biafra is a scam back to to back..from the fake passport to the fake Biafra name.

Everybody relax.

Biafrannsss.!