₦airaland Forum

KeriBaby:
Lol more like Cele boys

Very funny indeed

Orikinla:
CALL TO ACTION: To Save Millions of Girls Out of School in Nigeria

The press conference on the Nigerian premiere of "He Named Me Malala" will hold at 10 am on Tuesday, October 6, 2015, at the Freedom Park, Old Prison Ground Broad Street, Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
The theme of the press conference is:
#StandWithMalala: Support the Education of Every Girl in Nigeria

The Nigerian premiere of “He Named Me Malala” is for the nationwide girl education campaign for the emergency to educate the more than 6 million Nigerian girls out of school and part of the global movement of The Malala Fund to empower girls through secondary school education.
The Malala Fund empowers girls through education.
Inspired by co-founders, Malala and Ziauddin Yousafzai, our aim is to raise girls' voices and ensure every girl has access to a quality secondary education.

"We cannot all succeed if half of us are held back. Education is the only solution" - Malala.

The latest Fhi360 and UNICEF reports confirm the worsening state of
Girl's Education in Nigeria with the increasing dangers of more than 6
million girls out of school. More than 50% of girls and younger women
between the ages 15 and 24 years in northern Nigeria have never had
basic formal education.
http://www.epdc.org/epdc-data-points/schooling-northern-nigeria-challenges-girls-education

Nigeria is ranked 142 of 169 countries for adult literacy. (UNESCO , http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0023/002322/232205e.pdf)

wilybebsy:
guy fear God o

okorro1:
hmm that was fast! they just left my hostel sef!

angelTI:
I am super proud to be an alumnus of this great citadel of learning

McCarlito:
They don't strike me like they're going to play football









It just a pity you don't Awo boys, what they are doing is called ARO

They rather look like some Cele pastors on a deliverance mission

angelTI:
I am super proud to be an alumnus of this great citadel of learning