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Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he not anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

Niger sha,una must talk..Dem no honor him u talk,dem honor him u talk..U can never please human.

Wow I dey feel this guy like seriously, I can imagine is goons back then in his year 2 or 3 telling him not to disturb himself to carry book for head.

But look @him 2day he's is not just a celebrity but a celeb with brains, chaiiiii this guy is making sensible waves. Don't be surprise if bill gate, dangote or otedola decides to roll with this GREAT GUY!!

I too was among those blowing the trumpet for OLAJUMOKE but the day I heard her spoke for an interview live on air, mheeeeeeeeen this girl can't even express herself in ENGLISH!!!

Nice move, smart guy.

I even you, but I don't wish to be like you. More greese to your elbow.

livinbygrace:



Niger sha,una must talk..Dem no honor him u talk,dem honor him u talk..U can never please human.

Please who? We are talking about thinking and doing what's right and you are talking about pleasing a human? Why should a country give me extraordinary honours for building a good house for myself?

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

You are wrong bro, for crying out load he had A's throughout his courses exams all through the levels he passed through in the university.

That's a great LANDMARK, you might not see it as a big thing but I'm sure you will be a proud FATHER if your son gets such grade in the nearest future.

Good move by our legislator, its really not easy to pass through the four walls of the university and graduate with such grade.

centyboy:
Vanity upon vanity...

Wetin this one dey talk?

Well deserved!!!

Kazrem:
Not enough. The guy should also be given a national honour. His deserves it.

Bro wait o, do you know what national honour really is

tbliss22:


You are wrong bro, for crying out load he had A's throughout his courses exams all through the levels he passed through in the university.

That's a great LANDMARK, you might not see it as a big thing but I'm sure you will be a proud FATHER if your son gets such grade in the nearest future.

Good move by our legislator, its really not easy to pass through the four walls of the university and graduate with such grade.

So what has such grade done to the Nigerian man walking on the street or anybody but him?

exlinkleads:


http://www.punchng.com/reps-to-honour-unilags-record-breaker/

please to conclude what you don't know, go and ask of Dr. Alofai working at the Pure Mathematics Department in the University of Benin, he graduated from OAU Ife with a 5.0 CGPA and he studied Mathematics. Am happy for our latest scholar but he is not the first in history, just saying

tbliss22:


You are wrong bro, for crying out load he had A's throughout his courses exams all through the levels he passed through in the university.

That's a great LANDMARK, you might not see it as a big thing but I'm sure you will be a proud FATHER if your son gets such grade in the nearest future.

Good move by our legislator, its really not easy to pass through the four walls of the university and graduate with such grade.

he isn't the first and he won't be the last.

Good idea from our representatives.
It is however senseless that they collect mega-millions fcvking our mandate away in Abuja while university lecturers hardly get paid a few thousands.
How do we prioritise EDUCATION and sustainable development in such a terrible situation
How?

For those who may not understand what I am talking about, let me help you out a little.



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Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

for this one mind now he don talk

lilmax:
for this one mind now he don talk

Tell me something.

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

sir you got it wrong.Obama did the same thing when student from Ivy league,Harvard Univ graduated with distinction.It is high time our government recognise excellence.He might not have done reasonable stuff to naija but his achievement is not only exceptional but inspirational as well.

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

I seriously agree with you on this!

Sirlancelot:
sir you got it wrong.Obama did the same thing when student from Ivy league,Harvard Univ graduated with distinction.It is high time our government recognise excellence.He might not have done reasonable stuff to naija but his achievement is not only exceptional but inspirational as well.

Excellence in helping the world or excellence in learning about the world? How does the fact that I know something about the world mean that I have shaped it positively and deserve an award? Are awards not given for bettering humanity?

actually am not against it,but how is this going to benefit Nigeria student instead of them to provide infrastructure into different institution they are busy honoring someone, I can't blame them since there is no bill to pass

A wrong move... I will elaborate later

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

TRUE TALK!

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

Others might not be celebrated. But this guy is the first to do it. Its no easy feat.

Reski:
Others might not be celebrated. But this guy is the first to do it. Its no easy feat.

No he's not. And the first should not be celebrated. He only achieved a very personal success that's if he actually tied his idea of success to that.

Reyginus:
Wrong move. I don't think anyone should be honoured by the government for passing a test. Awards from the government should be for a person who's added something to the nation. I don't see how graduating with a 5.0 CGPA equates to adding anything to the nation.

He did well, yes. But then what's the impart of his result on the Nigerian populace? Having a good result doesn't automatically mean you've imparted on life or ever will. Awards should rather go to people who have done this and not people who excelled in the tools necessary to impart life.

He can be sponsored on a scholarship for a higher degree because of this potential but he should not be celebrated by the country because he's not done anything for her but himself. When he does something for the country then should he be rewarded. So far what he's achieved is only for himself.

So the bread seller TY Bello upgraded her status has done something remarkable for the country by selling bread abi? Nawa for your reasoning oohh...The economic growth and development of a country is dependent on the intellectual capacity of its citizens if you don't know

To be honored.

since the guy read psychology, he should read their minds by telling the lawmakers that they are not representing our interests. they should abolish all these promo celebrating nudity ahead of academics.

knowsir:


So the bread seller TY Bello upgraded her status has done something remarkable for the country by selling bread abi? Nawa for your reasoning oohh...The economic growth and development of a country is dependent on the intellectual capacity of its citizens if you don't know

Do you want us to talk about the bread seller or you want to talk about this guy and the house of rep?

Ephemmm:


Wetin this one dey talk?

is your dad very close to you over there...i'm just curious,you've gat a good question to ask him...# meddlesome interloper!

anonimi:
Good idea from our representatives.
It is however senseless that they collect mega-millions fcvking our mandate away in Abuja while university lecturers hardly get paid a few thousands.
How do we prioritise EDUCATION and sustainable development in such a terrible situation
How?

For those who may not understand what I am talking about, let me help you out a little.



www.nairaland.com/attachments/2943664_wage_jpeg1488711c5349aed5f79f2e121e58b278




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Nairaland is a better forum to discuss the problemS of Nigeria than the house of reps and senate. how I wish one can be abolished so we the youths can have our say vide fora like nairaland.

While you are at it, make sure una invite Olajumoke too....bunch of sissies with no clear cut agenda to move the country forward!!