WHOEVER INTRODUCED AFRICAN fabric as part of School Uniforms for our Secondary School children, should be commended.

Frankly speaking, I don't know if our beloved State would find another person in the mold of Prof. Kate Omenugha as the Commissioner for Basic Education in Anambra State.

This woman has introduced laudable, far-reaching and commendable policies that would stand the test of time.

Pic Credit: Rev. Fr. Theo Ekwem.

School: Bubbendorf Memorial Secondary School, Adazi Nnukwu.

Attire: Isi Agu.

I love this.

Ftc
#ole gunnar na fool

Nice

Well, this is really good on the nationality angle but would make no difference on employment because uniform sewing is equivalent. It would make impacting economic sense if the fabrics are made in Nigeria..

If it's good for them it's okay .

I like it...

Nice

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Bubendorff Memorial Grammar School, Adazi Nnukwu, Anambra state

Boys school in Adazi Nnukwu

Aboki turning up in their own isi agu to school

Ishi agu is not an everyday dress for heavens sake! I'm all for the showcasing of our amazing culture but we should also realize that wearing a dress code for the right occasion is important in terms of preserving our culture. These days I see some wayward females sowing skirts with ishi agu materials. Many young boys use this revered material to sow their "fashionable" T shirt. Arù!

My guy wants to know if the Isi-agu was given to them by IPOB.

LORETTO SPECIAL SCIENCE SCHOOL, ADAZI NNUKWU

Girls Secondry school also in Adazi Nnukwu, Anambra state

owobokiri:
Ishi agu is not an everyday dress for heavens sake! I'm all for the showcasing of our amazing culture but we should also realize that wearing a dress code for the right occasion is important in terms of preserving our culture. These days I see some wayward females sowing skirts with ishi agu materials. Many young boys use this revered material to sow their "fashionable" T shirt. Arù!

All secondary schools in Anambra wear native every Wednesday both boys and girls.

Beautiful.

Anambra is really forging ahead in projecting the Igbo nation's identity.

owobokiri:
Ishi agu is not an everyday dress for heavens sake! I'm all for the showcasing of our amazing culture but we should also realize that wearing a dress code for the right occasion is important in terms of preserving our culture. These days I see some wayward females sowing skirts with ishi agu materials. Many young boys use this revered material to sow their "fashionable" T shirt. Arù!

Thank you, I also share the same feelings. Ishiagu is almost becoming an everyday babariga wear like the abokis do.
Ishiagu is a masculine wear for special occassions. Even red caps are meant only for titled men, but today you see every peter, paul and clara wearing red caps and looking like effigies. I am not a titled man and I have never worn a red cap.
Red caps are now sold in traffics and go-slows like aboki caps. Pity.

More criminals about to be released to Lagos, Abuja, Kano.
The land of the rising crime I hail oooo.

Anambra state is the Igbo first born and leader

Just like Ile ife in osun is Yoruba first born

Kano is Hausa first born

Bubebdorff memorial grammar school (BMGS)..........greatness through hard work (our motto).
My Lovely Alma mater.
shout out!!!!!!!!!!.
We no dey have mercy in trashing the surrounding schools in any quiz competition. Though Loretta, igwebuike, matter amabris, DMGS do give us headache in competition.

shout out to my lovely manager........ fr Theo.

Bubebdorff the greatest.



can't forget the history I made in the school during my stay....... was one out of the three that took overall best in Anambra STAN quiz(we reached national level). Took overall third in MAN quiz. Among the three also that took overall best in awka diocesan quiz (when in my junior category).
I made em high back then.

Three GBOSA to my greatest alma mater!!!!!!!!!
BMGS........... greatness through hard work......

Sergio101:


Bubebdorff memorial grammar school (BMGS)..........
greatness through hard work (our motto).
My Lovely Alma mater.
shout out!!!!!!!!!!.
We no dey have mercy in trashing the surrounding schools in any quiz competition. Though Loretta, igwebuike, matter amabris, DMGS do give us headache in competition.

shout out to my lovely manager........ fr Theo.

Bubebdorff the greatest.



can't forget the history I made in the school during my stay, was one out of the three that took overall best in Anambra STAN quiz(we reached national level). Took overall third in MAN quiz. Among the three also that took overall best in awka diocesan quiz (when in my junior category).
I made em high back then.

Three GBOSA to my greatest alma mater!!!!!!!!!
BMGS........... greatness through hard work......

Nice one bro

We came to see isiagu

The guy dey show school buildings


But I thought isiagu was supposed to be for big men?
They've turned it into basic t shirt

ariesbull:
Anambra state is the Igbo first born and leader

Just like Ile ife in osun is Yoruba first born

Kano is Hausa first born

Ile Ife is not any first son anything
Keep your eboe mouth off Yoruba business

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LORETTO SPECIAL SCIENCE SCHOOL, ADAZI NNUKWU

Girls Secondry school also in Adazi Nnukwu, Anambra state

This idea of building special science schools is something African countries should pursue vigorously. China has such arrangements where the best graduating students from different primary schools in science related courses are enrolled free of charge in special science colleges. They're highly trained and coached here with the authorities providing them with everything they need. This way , every gifted child is provided with an opportunity to access sophisticated education upto the tertiary levels with the help of state funding... You can see the amazing results today. I think we have to copy this in the East. We have a very highly pro education population, . We also have instances where gifted kids drop out of schools because of lack of adequate funding. If authorities can judiciously close this gap between enrollment, training and funding, lots of gifted kids who would have dropped out of school deu to funding, will end up as solid professionals in the future.

That's good

Okay

Beautiful

Nice one. See how better maintained schools managed by the Church look!

Awesome Students

Ihe oma diri

Ok

The igbos have a very beautiful culture cha

Truthissupreme:
Aboki turning up in their own isi agu to school

Don't blame them, there's banditry over there