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1. Kebbi: 67.6%
2. Sokoto: 66.4%
3. Yobe: 62.9%
4. Zamfara: 61.3%
5. Bauchi: 55.7%
6. Borno: 54.2%
7. Jigawa: 51.1%
8. Gombe: 48%
9. Katsina: 45.9%
10. Niger: 42.8%
11. Kano: 39.2%
12. Taraba: 28.8%
13. Nasarawa: 25.4%
14. Plateau: 23.2%
15. Kwara: 22%
16. Kaduna: 21.9%
17. Adamawa: 21.7%
18. Oyo: 20.9%
19. Ogun: 20.5%
20. Benue: 18.4%
21. Ebonyi: 16.7%
22. Ondo: 13.8%
23. Osun: 12.8%
24. FCT: 12.8%
25. Edo: 11.3%
26. Akwa Ibom: 10.6%
27. Kogi: 10.2%
28. Delta: 9.3%
29. Rivers: 7.7%
30. Cross River: 7.6%
31. Enugu: 7.5%
32. Bayelsa: 7.4%
33. Lagos: 6.4%
34. Abia: 5.6%
35. Ekiti: 5.1%
36. Imo: 5.1%
37. Anambra: 2.9%

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Obi's legacy continues.

Check out again. Anambra on the beat again. Peter Obi legacies again.

Peter Obi was on a mission, he was intentional about education in Anambra. He met the state lagging behind at 26th position, he turned it around and took the state to number 1! In the last 15 years, Anambra has remained a regular in the top 5 performing states in education.

Even out of office, he continues to prioritise education. You’d see him celebrating students, investing in schools from his own pocket. There is no living Nigerian politician today that has done as much as he has in education.

A number of schools from Anambra have gone on to represent Nigeria internationally, making the country proud. An example is Regina Pacis Secondary School, Onitsha, they won the prestigious Technovation global Gold Award for 2018 in Silicon Valley, San Francisco. They developed a mobile application, ‘FD Detector’, which can be used to identify fake pharmaceutical products.

Show me a leader that is serious about education, I will show you a leader that means well for his people. As Nelson Mandela said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”.

Results are out again, here is the report card.
Facts > propaganda.

@Karovoni

😭😭😭😭 My Taraba Number 12. With 28.8%
With all the Gov. Agbu free Education?
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😿🙆🙆🙆

One will never see likes of Bashir Ahmaad, @Waspapping and other bigots from the affected areas asking relevant questions and proffering solution to ameliorate this disaster down the north.

Helinues work oo

Tinubulators will say it is senseless, that it doesn't make any sense

They will say & ask why only 6- 15yrs, where is 0-15 or 15yrs to 20yrs.

Just watch how they apply roasted electricity with a down payment logic to this simple facts

Senselessness & Tinubulators are very close to each other

Racoon:
One will never see likes of Bashir Ahmaad, @Waspapping and bigots asking questions and proffering solution to ameliorate this disaster in the North.

What this list mean is that if you build a duplex in kebbi you are a moving target

DatNiggaDaz:


Tinubulators will say it is senseless.

They will say & ask why only

Anambra is the night mare of RONU

Tinubu be like, 'na statistics we go chop?'
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Meanwhile, the bad conditions of education in Nigeria of nowadays isn't beyond what our leaders can address if they really cares

Obi showed workings

COMRADES, before you open the thread, you had already knew that the northern states would take the lead
Those people love illiteracy die
They cherish backwardness more than any region in Nigeria

The number is not unexpected in the SE as majority of the kids have left the region serving as nwa boys and running after vehicles in traffick in SW and Northern regions.

Sassha:
Obi's legacy continues.

SE has the highest number of child servants/labour in Nigeria.

PressMyButton:
SE has the highest number of child servants/labour in Nigeria.

Mumu.. Is the thread talking about child servants?.. illiteracy personified.. You're just validating the post with this your comment. Out of school adult like you

PressMyButton:
The number is not unexpected in the SE as majority of the kids have left the region serving as nwa boys and running after vehicles in traffick in SW and Northern regions.

And this is the reason you fold your hands, squeeze your face and refused to eat the breakfast i bought you?😆😆😆😆

Kayceo2010:
Mumu.. Is the thread talking about child servants?.. illiteracy personified.. You're just validating the post with this your comment. Out of school adult like you

Why is the number of out-of-school children lesser in the SE?, it is majorly as a result of child migration from SE to other regions serving their masters and selling at roadsides, these number of kids are added to the numbers of out-of-school children in SW, SS and Northern regions.

Ndi “it’s special center” will soon arrive here,to them everything positive news in Nigeria be about Lagos and their region if not then it’s not correct
OPC people

PressMyButton:
SE has the highest number of child servants/labour in Nigeria.

And least out of school kids.
Make it make sense

You can attack Peter Obi on anything, but doing that on his development strides on education was a stupid move. That man transformed education sector in his state.

PressMyButton:
Why is the number of out-of-school children lesser in the SE?, it is majorly as a result of child migration from SE to other regions serving their masters and selling at roadsides, these number of kids are added to the numbers of out-of-school children in SW, SS and Northern regions.

You go explain tire.. No evidence

Kayceo2010:
Mumu.. Is the thread talking about child servants?.. illiteracy personified.. You're just validating the post with this your comment. Out of school adult like you

. Brutal

Which one is out of school adult again?

politician 's legacy continues.

PressMyButton:
Why is the number of out-of-school children lesser in the SE?, it is majorly as a result of child migration from SE to other regions serving their masters and selling at roadsides, these number of kids are added to the numbers of out-of-school children in SW, SS and Northern regions.

This is a very valid point. Just a few days ago they were here defend the Nwa boy system.
We see the boys in the streets selling everything from watches to Gala and everything else. They can't be in school at the same time.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
And least out of school kids.
Make it make sense

Due to child migration, if you pack all the kids selling in traffic back to SE, SE will jump to number one.

ElSudani:
This is a very valid point. Just a few days ago they were here defend the Nwa boy system.
We see the boys in the streets selling everything from watches to Gala and everything else. They can't be in school at the same time.

That's why you hear them saying they don't need new schools in the SE because fewer kids are left in schools while majority migrate out of the region, even at that, many of those kids left in school choose to come to SW to continue their tertiary education.

PressMyButton:
Due to child migration, if you pack all the kids selling in traffic back to SE, SE will jump to number one.

You are so pained that you are lagging behind.
Lagos is the best ranking state and there are far more Igbos in Lagos than other Yoruba states.

More like Igbos are the ones helping Lagos . Otherwise na where Oyo, Ogun dey na im e go dey

InyinyaAgbaOku:
You are so pained that you are lagging behind.
Lagos is the best ranking state and there are far more Igbos in Lagos than other Yoruba states.

More like Igbos are the ones helping Lagos . Otherwise na where Oyo, Ogun dey na im e go dey

I sometimes wonder if you guys realize the huge number of ibos in Oyo and Ogun states, many of those affected by the banning of street hawkers and roadside selling in Lagos, find their ways to other SW states. I am particular about the region as a whole not only Lagos state.

PressMyButton:
Why is the number of out-of-school children lesser in the SE?, it is majorly as a result of child migration from SE to other regions serving their masters and selling at roadsides, these number of kids are added to the numbers of out-of-school children in SW, SS and Northern regions.

That's not how statistics is done