Workch:
I also attended a catholic nursery and primary school anyway.

St. Anthony’s nursery and primary school in Ijebu ode. This quality you are talking about in catholic schools is only by Nigerian standard and a good number of them are still below par.

Just browse about the school i mentioned, it’s still one of the biggest private schools in Ijebu-ode today but you can’t compare the quality there with schools like Corona schools and Norwegian/British schools in Lagos.

gwafaeziokwu:


There needn't be a reason for one to celebrate an administrative master stroke that changed the health and education fortunes of a domain.

Call it the journey so far and you might be right. The op has an audience. If you are not one, change TV station and go watch sports or whatever.

CSTRR:

I am not talking about the international schools.
How many students in Lagos go to international schools.?

I am talking about the schools that most lagosians have access to.
The standard is higher in anambra.

Ekez:
which day Imam in Nigeria go do something Wey go better the society
The wan Wey we know na bandit negotiator.
Can any good thing come out of Headslamers

Goke7:
If every region start showing churches and schools in their region, will this forum contain all of us?

This is what is deceiving these people that they are the best and first. Even in the north where Islam is prevalent, church properties and schools litter everywhere but our noisy neighbours no go allow us hear word.

Na real wa o

Workch:
you are just jumping into conclusion upandan. There are also this so called catholic schools here na?

What’s your point sef? Why can’t you people just calm down and do research whenever you visit Lagos?

One what basis will one say that teachers in Anambra catholic schools are better than other catholic schools nationwide?

Goke7:
If every region start showing churches and schools in their region, will this forum contain all of us?

This is what is deceiving these people that they are the best and first. Even in the north where Islam is prevalent, church properties and schools litter everywhere but our noisy neighbours no go allow us hear word.

Na real wa o

CSTRR:

Visit Lagos??

Lol.
This guy is on some crack.

Workch:
Lol, quality of teachers.

My son and everyone in their school speak queen’s English. It’s a British school and you have to pass British test of English both in writing and accent to be able to teach in his school. A lot of them are like that in Lekki.
It’s seem most of you just visit oshodi, Yaba and Alaba international and then conclude on Lagos

yeman1:
Wow! Nigeria is beautiful oh! How i wish to travel to all States in Nigeria but insecurity won't let me. I've travelled to several countries in western and eastern Europe and i love it.. how i wish i can explore Nigeria ..

Paswill:
STATE OWNED SCHOOLS OWNED BY THE STATE AND MANAGED BY THE ARCH DIOCESE. PUBLIC PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ONITSHA A'DIOCESE ALONE. British school and queen's english has nothing to do with this piece baba. God help dat your pikin oo make e carry your wife intellect because your case na anoda level lol

Workch:
Lol, quality of teachers.

My son and everyone in their school speak queen’s English. It’s a British school and you have to pass British test of English both in writing and accent to be able to teach in his school. A lot of them are like that in Lekki.
It’s seem most of you just visit oshodi, Yaba and Alaba international and then conclude on Lagos

Workch:
I have noticed that Anambra people like to overhype nonsense.
It's my observation.

Workch:
I also attended a catholic nursery and primary school anyway.

St. Anthony’s nursery and primary school in Ijebu ode. This quality you are talking about in catholic schools is only by Nigerian standard and a good number of them are still below par.

Just browse about the school i mentioned, it’s still one of the biggest private schools in Ijebu-ode today but you can’t compare the quality there with schools like Corona schools and Norwegian/British schools in Lagos.

Workch:
Just forget about that and answer the question,
It’s like you don’t know that we also have catholic schools here.

On what basis will one conclude that teachers in Anambra catholic schools are better than those in other catholic schools nationwide?

ThEGodFaThEr103:

Guy, cut the crap! You're talking about private owned schools Na, it's still the same with private schools in Anambra. These schools pay higher tuition fees now compared to the mission schools.

CSTRR:

On the back of their unity school cut-off mark??

Anambra needs 139, while a student from Lagos needs 133 to enter the same unity school.
If anambra students gets 133, he is not entering.

Surely, the competitiveness of the students has determined the cut-offs.

And the competitiveness of the students is directly proportional to the quality of teachers churning out those students.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/businessday.ng/education/article/how-cut-off-marks-for-nigerias-unity-schools-may-be-destroying-quality/amp/

post=102909582:

Anambra and other eastern states has been topping for more than two decades in WAEC

Factshunter:
Typical of Ibo mod helping the usual suspect to push his usual snap and upload Anambra ego beating, nonrelevelent topic to the frontage over educative and valuable thread to the front page. Seun really needs to do something.

Factshunter:
Typical of Ibo mod helping the usual suspect to push his usual snap and upload Anambra ego beating, nonrelevelent topic to the frontage over educative and valuable thread to the front page. Seun really needs to do something.

ipodstinks:
Lair

Workch:
What are you saying na?
The schools you posted are hugely managed and own by private catholic church.

The standard is not awesome abeg, stop acting as if we should be wowed.

ipodstinks:
Don't mind him. He's talking as if it is own by Anambra Government

Workch:
I have noticed that Anambra people like to overhype nonsense.
It's my observation.

Shokoloko:

Son rest, you have stated so many times you dont like Anambra people.
Its fine to stop commenting on the thread of the people you loathe.
The OP never claimed the schools are number 1.
Let them celebrate. You can also begin a new post showcasing schools in Lagos.
People will also celebrate with you.

post=102912443:
Next week will be Anglican Diocese of Onitsha before other dioceses in Anambra

Workch:
Where do I start when you don’t know that a mission school is a privately own school?

These mission schools you think it’s only in Anambra are all over the country. I attended a catholic nursery and primary school in Ijebu ode called St. Anthony’s nursery and primary school, Ijebu-ode. It’s not peculiar to Anambra.

You guys should just stop the overhyping.

Workch:
I see you attended one of this quack schools in Anambra hence you cannot interpret data properly.

The unity school cut-off marks is indigene-based and not schools location-based.

For example; if you are from Anambra and you schooled in a Benue state primary school, you can’t get the admission with Benue cut-off, you will still get it with Anambra cut-off, this also applies via-a-vis. This doesn’t explain how Anambra teachers are better, an Anambra kid who attended a school in Lagos can pass the exam, in this case it cannot be attributed to the quality of education in Anambra.

All these people are wack in logic.

Workch:
I see you attended one of this quack schools in Anambra hence you cannot interpret data properly.

The unity school cut-off marks is indigene-based and not schools location-based.

For example; if you are from Anambra and you schooled in a Benue state primary school, you can’t get the admission with Benue cut-off, you will still get it with Anambra cut-off, this also applies via-a-vis. This doesn’t explain how Anambra teachers are better, an Anambra kid who attended a school in Lagos can pass the exam, in this case it cannot be attributed to the quality of education in Anambra.

All these people are wack in logic.

oka4ugoo:


My brother na the Bishop oo! Archbishop of Onitsha values human and capital development. His love for education is something else. The number of Rev. Fathers studying abroad na another thing altogether. The university when completed I believe will be the best in Africa.