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[color=royalblue]I think Nigeria has come of age to change some of its laws

We should do better than pegging the minimum requirement for a political post as SSCE.

A degree should be the minimum requirement, and if possible 2:2

Ordinary 70k work wey I do for 2018, dem ask for 2:1[/color]

Itsrm:
Mine is just like that. No seal and no stamp. Abi my own na oluwole too

Seal they your own for middle between the registrar and VC
True or false

[color=royalblue]The damage ASUU is causing by refusing to backdown, may never be fixed in the next decade.

I hope they know that[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think Nigeria has come of age to change some of its laws

We should do better than pegging the minimum requirement for a political post as SSCE.

A degree should be the minimum requirement, and if possible 2:2

Ordinary 70k work wey I do for 2018, dem ask for 2:1[/color]

I agree with you, but HND Holders with minimum of Upper Credit should be allowed as well.

iamoyindamola:
Seal they your own for middle between the registrar and VC
True or false

Your Eyes sharp o. Just zoomed and confirmed it. Theflint1.... if your own no get Seal, na Oluwole.

Theflint1:
Now that it has been confirmed that it wasn't a pass, I think illmitable and Afrodoc2 would now become Obidients

oluwole

I don't have access to mine now, but I don't think there was in mine, was pretty striking if I remember.

iamoyindamola:
Seal they your own for middle between the registrar and VC
True or false

OasisX:
I agree with you, but HND Holders with minimum of Upper Credit should be allowed as well.

[color=royalblue]Yeah. I forgot that too.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yeah. I forgot that too.
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Minimum for Senators and Federal Reps should be at least NCE/ND.

Executives at both States and Federal - Degree 2.1/HND Upper Credit

Legislative Arm, both States and Federal - NCE/OND.

OasisX:
Minimum of Senators and Federal Reps should be at least NCE/ND.

[color=royalblue]Senators suppose be Degree, bros.

NCE fit too low[/color]

afrodoc2:
Bros make we no lie. That certificate be like archaeological finding.

Lmao

I can only hope they've improved on it now.

seankafor:
This should have been done since

I wonder why fg didn't take this route long time ago

I think it would have been too early.

Plus ASUU's current demands are just too ridiculous.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Senators suppose be Degree, bros.

NCE fit too low[/color]

Well... I agree with you. Based on personal assumption, 35% of Nigerians are Graduates of University and Polytechnics (HND).

iamoyindamola:
Seal they your own for middle between the registrar and VC
True or false

You may be right. I'll confirm when I have access to the hard copy.

But look at how difficult it was to see in an original copy. How much more Obi's photocopy .

Itsrm:
You may be right. I'll confirm when I have access to the hard copy.

But look at how difficult it was to see in an original copy. How much more Obi's photocopy .

Baba.... Obi own na Oluwole. Make we no lie to ourselves. Yours just confirmed it.

Other than degrees, making debates compulsory will go a long way in ensuring sound candidates get elected. You can't be dodging opportunities to speak on the validity of your ideas and expect to be taken serious.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Senators suppose be Degree, bros.

NCE fit too low[/color]

Hahahaha

OasisX:


Your Eyes sharp o. Just zoomed and confirmed it. Theflint1.... if your own no get Seal, na Oluwole.

Theflint1:
Other than degrees, making debates compulsory will go a long way in ensuring sound candidates get elected. You can't be dodging opportunities to speak on the validity of your ideas and expect to be taken serious.

Debates mean nothing. It guarantees nothing. Being eloquent doesn't mean you are smart or intelligent.

Many people are introvert but very brilliant and smart.

Theflint1:
Other than degrees, making debates compulsory will go a long way in ensuring sound candidates get elected. You can't be dodging opportunities to speak on the validity of your ideas and expect to be taken serious.

[color=royalblue]Debates can only be effective when a larger population are literate and also have access to the media.

The noise of Obi being on CNN is just for us online and those who have access to media. A large population in Abakaliki, Osogbo or Gusau don't even know he had one, talk more of understanding what he says.

The illiterate and under privileged population is too high to make debate effective[/color]

afrodoc2:
Bros make we no lie. That certificate be like archaeological finding.

itrsm na bros oh. and he come be effiko sef. 2-1 in Engineering no be beans

OasisX:
Well... I agree with you. Based on personal assumption, 35% of Nigerians are Graduates of University and Polytechnics (HND).

[color=royalblue]There's nothing bad if we peg it at Degree sef

Anybody we wan rule, make him go the school.

Na the price to pay be that[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]There's nothing bad if we peg it at Degree sef

Anybody we wan rule, make him go the school.

Na the price to pay be that[/color]

I agree with you 100%.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think Nigeria has come of age to change some of its laws

We should do better than pegging the minimum requirement for a political post as SSCE.

A degree should be the minimum requirement, and if possible 2:2

Ordinary 70k work wey I do for 2018, dem ask for 2:1[/color]

It is not really about coming of age. Most of the developed countries don't even have some of these educational requirements.

For example, the U.S and the U.K don't have educational requirements for President and Prime Minister respectively.

raumdeuter:
itrsm na bros oh. and he come be effiko sef. 2-1 in Engineering no be beans

I respect wotoporiously. Engineering course no be 1 day job.

who is calling oluwole here

take your time

call it aba degree

leave oluwole for the yorubas pls

that self-servicer should feel free to screenshot this post

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Debates can only be effective when a larger population are literate and also have access to the media.

The noise of Obi being on CNN is just for us online and those who have access to media. A large population in Abakaliki, Osogbo or Gusau don't even know he had one, talk more of understanding what he says.

The illiterate and under privileged population is too high to make debate effective[/color]

debate's are actually just an opportunity to win voters over with charisma

how much policy can you really explain in 10 minutes

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think Nigeria has come of age to change some of its laws

We should do better than pegging the minimum requirement for a political post as SSCE.

A degree should be the minimum requirement, and if possible 2:2

Ordinary 70k work wey I do for 2018, dem ask for 2:1[/color]

I disagree and I think this is unnecessarily elitist. There are many smart people who did not go beyond Secondary school. I doubt US even has a degree requirement to be president

Someone as smart and successful as Dangote, Cosmas Maduka will you say he isn't qualified to be president?

We place too much premium on University education in Nigeria and to be honest half of the University students in Nigeria have no business going to college but we have this mentality that you University education is a proof of intelligence and the only way to success

There are traders, IT guys and businessmen who didnt get a UNi degree. In many organizations in the US you dont even need a Uni degree. One of my directors na while working he got his long distance Bachelors and was heading an entire unit in a giant organization

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The damage ASUU is causing by refusing to backdown, may never be fixed in the next decade.

I hope they know that[/color]

Is ASUU now disobeying court orders?

A culture of debates cannot become a thing unless it's kickstarted. Debates are a bare minimum really. Even SUG elections dem dey do debates not to talk of serious governmental positions like presidency. And debates are not the only variable that will influence decision-making for electorates but we know that having debates will go a long way in ensuring that "good and sincere candidates" get elected. Of course people can do well in debates, smash optics, get elected and fail or do something different from what they promised, but on the average, we get better candidates when they're able to defend and have their ideas questioned.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Debates can only be effective when a larger population are literate and also have access to the media.

The noise of Obi being on CNN is just for us online and those who have access to media. A large population in Abakaliki, Osogbo or Gusau don't even know he had one, talk more of understanding what he says.

The illiterate and under privileged population is too high to make debate effective[/color]

OasisX:
Minimum for Senators and Federal Reps should be at least NCE/ND.

Executives at both States and Federal - Degree 2.1/HND Upper Credit

Legislative Arm, both States and Federal - NCE/OND.

All elective post should be Secondary School and ability to communicate effectively in the official language

OasisX:
Well... I agree with you. Based on personal assumption, 35% of Nigerians are Graduates of University and Polytechnics (HND).

False!!. I will say less than 10% of Nigerians are graduates

If we are 200M are you saying 70M graduates are in Nigeria?

raumdeuter:
I disagree and I think this is elitist. There are many smart people who did not go beyond Secondary school. I doubt US even has a degree requirement to be president

Someone as smart and successful as Cosmas Maduka will you say he isn't qualified to be president?

We place too much premium on University education in Nigeria and to be honest half of the University students in Nigeria have no business going to college but we have this mentality that you University education is a proof of intelligence

There are traders, IT guys and businessmen who didnt get a UNi degree. In many organizations in the US you dont even need a Uni degree. One of my directors na while working he got his long distance Bachelors and was heading an entire unit in a giant organization

The U.S does not. The U.K does not. Most developed countries do not.

The problem is the Nigerian factor. It acts as a kind of safeguard against a completely stark illiterate with nothing upstairs becoming President. It can't happen in those countries but it is still possible in a country like ours.

I however agree with you that a minimal educational requirement is no guarantee and pushing the standard up to degree level would be quite elitist and is definitely uncalled for.

Theflint1:
Other than degrees, making debates compulsory will go a long way in ensuring sound candidates get elected. You can't be dodging opportunities to speak on the validity of your ideas and expect to be taken serious.

Debates are proving to be unnecessary even in the US. In 2015, Donald Trump skipped a Republican party debate to go attend a rally and he still won conveniently

Below are links showing many Republicans are ignoring debates and doing rallies instead. As long as their message get to the people not just an opportunity for grand standing on TV

https://www.usnews.com/news/elections/articles/2022-09-09/candidates-look-to-bypass-debates-amid-turn-from-substance-to-spectacle

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/sep/18/the-end-of-the-debate-republicans-midterms

In Arizona, for example, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Katie Hobbs has declined a debate with Republican Kari Lake, a telegenic Trump supporter who has pushed his “big lie” that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

But Republicans are the main objectors. In Nebraska, gubernatorial candidate Jim Pillen has refused to debate Democrat Carol Blood. Pillen’s campaign manager, Kenny Zoeller, told the Nebraska Examiner that “he doesn’t do political theater”.

Biden says US democracy is under threat. Here’s what he can do to help fix it

In the Pennsylvania’s governor’s race, Republican extremist Doug Mastriano has rejected a televised debate with an independent moderator. Instead he has reserved a hotel ballroom on 22 October and selected a partisan to referee: Mercedes Schlapp, who was strategic communications director in the Trump White House. Democratic rival Josh Shapiro has little incentive to accept.

In North Carolina, Ted Budd, who sat out four Republican primary debates in his Senate race, has said he will not accept an invitation from the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters to debate Democrat Cheri Beasley. Budd said he had accepted a cable debate invitation, but there is no agreement with Beasley about that appearance.