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AndroBlaze:
Oga, if with all your credits in English you still struggle to understand the sarcastic part of my reply that I gave to the person I quoted, then maybe he does have a point.

alfarouq:
It is either you don't know what sarcasm is or you are trying to be clever by half. Have you heard of the word oxymoron? That is what your post depicts

While the first paragraph qualifies to be sarcasm people with discerning minds know that nothing is sarcastic about the other paragaraphs. Whether it is deliberate or you don't know what sarcasm is or how it works, I will live that to your conscience.

AndroBlaze:
I was waiting for a response like this.

As my people will say, when you are tired of reacting like a "reactor", you will read the article again S L O W L Y and then realise what was actually said.

The official claimed that Kano State had the most students that scored a credit concurrently in English and Maths, but not once did he state they had the highest success rate.

Simply put, if Bayelsa state sent only 1000 students to do NECO, and all those 1000 achieved credits, they would still come last by the man's limited measure ( I am certain he did it on purpose).

That's why if you look at his "success" chart, the states with the highest populations, Kano, Lagos and Oyo are top 3.

So my southern brother, no need to declare war yet, given his audience, it's clear he gave his figures that way to appease them.

Also, a lot of those Kano students will still be southerners anyway, so you can sheathe your sword