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Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Alsenora: 12:10am On Nov 22, 2024
Hemanwel:
The south-south has always been known for high literacy rate since time immemorial. They are the real sophisticated region.

Chai! See Awolowo's legacy now playing a catch up with the oyel people.

Awolowo must be wailing in his grave now.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Alsenora: 12:13am On Nov 22, 2024
In another way, being an almost homogenous region, the SW could l be viewd differently.
Hemanwel:
The south-south has always been known for high literacy rate since time immemorial. They are the real sophisticated region.

Chai! See Awolowo's legacy now playing a catch up with the oyel people.

Awolowo must be wailing in his grave now.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by chimex38: 12:30am On Nov 22, 2024
RichBoy247:
Okay.

So all these Igbos that dropped out of Primary school in their villages and jumped into Mallam’s trailer carrying tomatoes to Yoruba jabs to come and slave, are they also counted as part of Sourh West out of school children?
You will be amazed at how much they learn how to read and write while on the so called Job within few years.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by MatrixCircle: 12:34am On Nov 22, 2024
The 44 and 47 % literacy in NW and NE are from South East, South West, and South South living there,
Only about 2% of indigenes of NE and NW are literate.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by banku: 1:50am On Nov 22, 2024
Some people are so ignorant, it is unbelievable. Most of the so-called Southsouth were part of the same Free Education created by Awolowo.

Maybe we have to show their pictures with no clothes posing with Awolowo in their village school again.

Awolowo's UPN captured the Midwest with Prof. Ali, you remember?

Hemanwel:
The south-south has always been known for high literacy rate since time immemorial. They are the real sophisticated region.

Chai! See Awolowo's legacy now playing a catch up with the oyel people.

Awolowo must be wailing in his grave now.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Konquest: 2:39am On Nov 22, 2024
LegendHero:
2023 LITERACY RATE IN NIGERIA

Percentage of individuals (aged 5yrs & older) literate in any language

South South — 84.1%
South West — 83.1%
South East — 79.2%
North Central — 55.3%
North East — 47.8%
North West — 44.6%

#Statisense
(GHS 2023/24, NBS)
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by ScarletBrace(m): 2:51am On Nov 22, 2024
[quote author=LegendHero post=132978240][/quote]The part of the world where the so called education isn’t applicable to living.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Konquest: 2:58am On Nov 22, 2024
banku:
Some people are so ignorant, it is unbelievable. Most of the so-called Southsouth were part of the same Free Education created by Awolowo.

Maybe we have to show their pictures with no clothes posing with Awolowo in their village school again.

Awolowo's UPN captured the Midwest with Prof. Ali, you remember?
Absolutely... Well said. I'm glad you brought up the historical FACT of the former Bendel State UPN Governorship of Professor Ambrose Folorunso Alli up. UPN was led by Chief Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo during the 1979 to 1983 election cycles and the people of the Old Bendel State (now Edo and Delta States) voted for UPN because of the developmental strides of the party and they remembered Awolowo's progressive strides when he was the Premier of the Old Western Region which they also belonged to till the referendum of 1963. A lot of posters here are youngsters who are deeply ignorant of historical facts hence they type nonsense like the person you quoted.

Back in the late 2010s, I read a full-page Punch newspaper interview online of former Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa's biological father who said he attended a fantastic institution in the Old Western Region (the institution is now in Delta State) that was established by Chief Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo, GCFR, SAN. If Awolowo had been biased towards the people of the current Edo and Delta States when they were with the Yorubas in the Old Western Region of the 1950s till the 1963 referendum, the Okowa family would probably have prevented Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa's daughter from getting married to the Yoruba guy she is currently married to.

There's another popular Ijaw activist called Comrade Eva from Delta State who eulogized Chief Obafemi Awolowo in a media publication for introducing the free education program and more which enabled them to go to school. These FACTS put paid to the FAKE news being circulated by some demented trolls that the Yorubas and Awolowo did NOT do anything for the current Edo and Delta States when they were originally in the Old Western Region of Nigeria. Action Group politicians led by Awolowo were even in support of the referendum of 1963 because they believed it would bring more developments to the new Mid-Western Region and predictably that is what happened.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Thunderfayamods: 3:14am On Nov 22, 2024
Hemanwel:
The south-south has always been known for high literacy rate since time immemorial. They are the real sophisticated region.

Chai! See Awolowo's legacy now playing a catch up with the oyel people.

Awolowo must be wailing in his grave now.
Wetin be Ojukwu legacy?
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Thunderfayamods: 3:18am On Nov 22, 2024
Konquest:
Absolutely... Well said. I'm glad you brought up the historical FACT of the former Bendel State UPN Governorship of Professor Ambrose Folorunso Alli up. UPN was led by Chief Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo during the 1979 to 1983 election cycles and the people of the Old Bendel State (now Edo and Delta States) voted for UPN because of the developmental strides of the party and they remembered Awolowo's progressive strides when he was the Premier of the Old Western Region which they also belonged to till the referendum of 1963. A lot of posters here are youngsters who are deeply ignorant of historical facts hence they type nonsense like the person you quoted.

Back in the late 2010s, I read a full-page Punch newspaper interview online of former Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa's biological father who said he attended a fantastic institution in the Old Western Region (the institution is now in Delta State) that was established by Chief Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo, GCFR, SAN. If Awolowo had been biased towards the people of the current Edo and Delta States when they were with the Yorubas in the Old Western Region of the 1950s till the 1963 referendum, the Okowa family would probably have prevented Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa's daughter from getting married to the Yoruba guy she is currently married to.

There's another popular Ijaw activist called Comrade Eva from Delta State who eulogized Chief Obafemi Awolowo in a media publication for introducing the free education program and more which enabled them to go to school. These FACTS put paid to the FAKE news being circulated by some demented trolls that the Yorubas and Awolowo did NOT do anything for the current Edo and Delta States when they were originally in the Old Western Region of Nigeria. Action Group politicians led by Awolowo were even in support of the referendum of 1963 because they believed it would bring more developments to the new Mid-Western Region and predictably that is what happened.
Well said. Most people here kids between ages 19 to 25 They comment and reason like their age.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Tradepunter2: 3:31am On Nov 22, 2024
LegendHero:
I don’t understand something. The statistics said literacy in any language, does it also mean almost 55%+ of their population cannot even read or write in Hausa too?

I do not believe that is possible for such huge numbers. If that is the case, then their matter is beyond redemption.
Yes it's very very correct stats.... I lived in the north for more than 10 years ... Speak they can speak but writing or reading majority of the none educated ones can't
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by banku: 3:49am On Nov 22, 2024
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by FBIBOT(m): 4:09am On Nov 22, 2024
Even when the stats clearly said literacy in any language... Someone of you still bragging on Western education.... Nawa for you oh.... Nairaland has lost it intellectuals
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Benwallt(m): 5:22am On Nov 22, 2024
LordIsaac:
How was this survey conducted?
Frustration
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by DrAda(f): 5:30am On Nov 22, 2024
I doubt these stats
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Jeezuzpick(m): 5:31am On Nov 22, 2024
LegendHero:
I don’t understand something. The statistics said literacy in any language, does it also mean almost 55%+ of their population cannot even read or write in Hausa too?

I do not believe that is possible for such huge numbers. If that is the case, then their matter is beyond redemption.
If you've tried to read and write in other languages, you will understand you need to be able to read and write in one language first, and the usual base language of literacy in Nigeria is English.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Josephkabila12: 5:40am On Nov 22, 2024
LastGiantAlive:
Since APC came to power, NBS is now officially the propaganda mill of the demo nic party. Most Ibadan domiciled muslims have nothing to do with education. Sophisticated stark illiterates that queued up under the hot sun for hours to vote a microphone licking braindead cow are anything but literate.
this stvpid ib0 beggar don finally madt
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by SaturnNick(m): 5:47am On Nov 22, 2024
Lubbish... This is political propaganda
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by SonofLagos: 5:58am On Nov 22, 2024
DmonSlayer10:
The stats can be termed ambiguous...

You know why??

I may be wrong oo,But I'm damned sure that 43% percent of these literate individuals in the South South are actually people from the SouthEast living in the South south.

...while 39% of these literate individuals in the South West are actually people from the South East living in the SouthWest...especially Lagos...

As South Easterners continue diasporizing themselves to other regions,they'll continue to donate their numbers and sweats to their hosts in every stats...

See?
😆😆😆mumu keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy…and pls what is chasing you from your own region that you shameless lot always want to take the glory of every other tribe? Just listen to yourself and see if you made any sense😆😆

But the people living in SE are largely ibos and with all the stats being put out, you always below the ladder but always claim to be the ones adding value to those region but not your barren region 😆😆😆 na who swear for Una with this nauseating level of inferiority?😆😆😆
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by SonofLagos: 6:00am On Nov 22, 2024
Justiceleague1:
Once you see legendhero as opposed,just know exactly what to expect....these guys sleep and wake tribalism all their lives and existence
grin cry cry baby, so news shouldn’t be reported anymore just because it doesn’t favour your chest beating tribe? But if reverse was the case, you will gloating everywhere in your dance of shame😆😆 pained ipob loser😆😆😆
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Putinofrussia: 6:02am On Nov 22, 2024
If the millions of Almajiris and illiterate SEsterners are subtracted,SW literacy will be in the vicinity of 98% or thereabout.
SW has always been the powerhouse of Education,Economy and other positivities in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
Kudos.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Putinofrussia: 6:03am On Nov 22, 2024
Kudos to brilliance, competence and resilience. cheesy
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by SonofLagos: 6:04am On Nov 22, 2024
Dalohad:
Oyo state where you can hardly find anyone who can speak pidgin (talk less of English) in Omi Adio in Ibadan is more literate than Owerri? Laughable.. grin

I am Yoruba, but we need to tell ourselves the reality. Go to Sarki, Fiditi, Ogbomosho, the level of illiteracy is appallingly high. Meanwhile, even in SE villages, as a stranger you can still meet people and communicate with English or pidgin.

Facts are sacred.
Mumu man, shameless ibo loser….claim your tribe with your full chest😆😆 i served in owerri and I met some locals too who couldn’t speak English fluently but pigin and ibo.

Yoruba is the most educational advanced region and the cradle of civilisation in Nigeria even some of your ancestors benefited from Awolowo free education in west😆😆you better read up on history and stop disgracing yourself 😆
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Putinofrussia: 6:11am On Nov 22, 2024
SonofLagos:
Mumu man, shameless ibo loser….claim your tribe with your full chest😆😆 i served in owerri and I met some locals too who couldn’t speak English fluently but pigin and ibo.

Yoruba is the most educational advanced region and the cradle of civilisation in Nigeria even some of your ancestors benefited from Awolowo free education in west😆😆you better read up on history and stop disgracing yourself 😆
He knows the truth but shame will not allow him to say SW, oga sir.
He is just trying to save face.
Facts cannot lie.They are sacred.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by olaniyilukman(m): 6:16am On Nov 22, 2024
LegendHero:
I don’t understand something. The statistics said literacy in any language, does it also mean almost 55%+ of their population cannot even read or write in Hausa too?

I do not believe that is possible for such huge numbers. If that is the case, then their matter is beyond redemption.
bro, it is true oh, I have many Hausas as working partner, it is quite sad this people cannot write down thier names I swear
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Putinofrussia: 6:19am On Nov 22, 2024
RichBoy247:
Okay.

So all these Igbos that dropped out of Primary school in their villages and jumped into Mallam’s trailer carrying tomatoes to Yoruba jabs to come and slave, are they also counted as part of Sourh West out of school children?
Those illiterate Igbos are counted too and they are in millions.They are more than the literate Igbos in the SW.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Michikech(m): 6:20am On Nov 22, 2024
Totally wrong and not true.

I live and lecture in the Southwest.....where even graduates and undergrads cannot express themselves in English (orally and written)

Thank God for Whatsapp voice message [quote author=LegendHero post=132978240][/quote]
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by XXCASH: 6:21am On Nov 22, 2024
NativeGem:
The north really needs to buckle up
Even with the massive improvement between 2019 and 2023 in NE.

They did well. Kudos to them and please they should continue. Other regions especially NW, NC and SE needs to pick up
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by Bimpe29(m): 6:45am On Nov 22, 2024
There's a large room for continual improvement.
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by heysquare(m): 7:01am On Nov 22, 2024
Hemanwel:
The south-south has always been known for high literacy rate since time immemorial. They are the real sophisticated region.

Chai! See Awolowo's legacy now playing a catch up with the oyel people.

Awolowo must be wailing in his grave now.
What's the population of SS compare to SW. The literacy percentage of the SW is more than the total population of the whole SS
Re: Literacy Rate In Nigeria By Region For 2023 by JADEK04(m): 7:04am On Nov 22, 2024
RichBoy247:
Okay.

So all these Igbos that dropped out of Primary school in their villages and jumped into Mallam’s trailer carrying tomatoes to Yoruba jabs to come and slave, are they also counted as part of Sourh West out of school children?
it could have be 95% without them .
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