₦airaland Forum

cramjones:
I know that many in the North cannot speak English, but this SS3 girl should be able to at least understand when she is asked questions. She neither understands nor even speaks a speck of English. When English is spoken to her it has to be translated. What sort of WAEC exam was she writing without a clue of English? Why did we have an Amina look alike arrested two years ago with bombs? I support PMB, but when I see holes it must be pointed out. There is something just not right!

-CramJones

TheGoodJoe:

Let me say it again. There are a lot of SS3 students in the North who can not speak or understand English.

So, you are saying if any of them is kidnapped, if they rescue them, it is a scam?

Your logic does not add up.

TheGoodJoe:

You made me laugh with the from Nursery School. I doubt they have Nursery schools there.

You need to watch a Chibok documentary to understand. The place is neglected.

cramjones:
So how do they write WAEC. Is there a Hausa version of WAEC?

-CramJones

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

TheGoodJoe:
Kai My guy, you failed me big time with this post. Simple reasoning will answer your questions.

There are northern sections that are educationally challenged and they do not operate educationally the way other sections do.

NYSC former members have verified that there are a lot of SS3 students in the North who can not speak English.

I am yet to see a concrete report that says Amina can not speak English at all. She is more comfortable in her native tongue.

If the army shows a hundred Aminas dead, does it prove that this girl is not Amina?

She was identified by members of her community who knew her. She talked in the market Square. The Vice Principal of the school described her as a quiet and humble girl.

Her mum is with her. Yet you are spreading what I do not understand.

This is one of your weakest posts.

hausameat:
Alah, you are indeed one of the most senior zombies. Why not ask her to come in channel, ait etc to speak english. How on earth can an ss111 girl cannot speak English? How, then can she write exams set in English langiage?

TheGoodJoe:

The Hausas in the educationally challenged regions have been coping and they will continue to cope. They have their means to test the understanding of the principles being thought.

Just as a Chinese man who can not speak English can understand physics principles or a German who can not speak or write in English can understand Chemical laws and theories.

So is your problem the educational challenges some Northern communities face or is your problem the fact that a girl kidnapped, tortured and raped is found?

Thank God Amina Ali is alive and found.

#WelcomeBackAmina

Ndifereke:
I'm yet to see such before. Now my question is, how did Amina without a jot of understanding or speaking English made it from Nursery to SS3. Were they taught all the subjects in Hausa language? How did she write her Junior WASSCE?

As for the examples with your sisters, that's understandable coz you said they were having trouble in speaking or understanding it not that they can't even speak or understand any sentence again in that language. Amina don't speak or understand a jot of English. It's strange to me.

Let me clarify my position on this matter, which is that while Amina was kidnapped, being among the WAEC-taking Chibok girls is hard to believe.

bugzygee:
@ least 70% of secondary skul students in northern villages can't write their names well talkless of speaking English.. also know children are begged to come to skul cos it increases the funds allocated to the skul in question so nobody fails at all...even if they fail all subjects all students are promoted to the next class..when its time 4 waec,special centres are used where outsiders and in some cases corpers help out and get paid..d whole chibok scam is like any other boring nollywood movie.

cramjones:
So how do they write WAEC. Is there a Hausa version of WAEC?

-CramJones

cramjones:
I know that many in the North cannot speak English, but this SS3 girl should be able to at least understand when she is asked questions. She neither understands nor even speaks a speck of English. When English is spoken to her it has to be translated. What sort of WAEC exam was she writing without a clue of English? Why did we have an Amina look alike arrested two years ago with bombs? I support PMB, but when I see holes it must be pointed out. There is something just not right!

-CramJones

Ndifereke:
The one they asked her in English did she answer it without a translator?

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

cramjones:
I know that many in the North cannot speak English, but this SS3 girl should be able to at least understand when she is asked questions. She neither understands nor even speaks a speck of English. When English is spoken to her it has to be translated. What sort of WAEC exam was she writing without a clue of English? Why did we have an Amina look alike arrested two years ago with bombs? I support PMB, but when I see holes it must be pointed out. There is something just not right!

-CramJones

TheGoodJoe:
Cramjones, I can recommend a good eye doctor in Port-Harcourt that can attend to you. The girl strapped with bomb, looks nothing like the Amina Ali kidnapped by the Boko Haram monsters.

Look at the pic below and tell me there is a close resemblance of Amina Ali to the strapped girl pic you posted.

cramjones:
I know that many in the North cannot speak English, but this SS3 girl should be able to at least understand when she is asked questions. She neither understands nor even speaks a speck of English. When English is spoken to her it has to be translated. What sort of WAEC exam was she writing without a clue of English? Why did we have an Amina look alike arrested two years ago with bombs? I support PMB, but when I see holes it must be pointed out. There is something just not right!

I served in katsina... I can tell U there was an ss3 who wrote this last waec that cannot write his name.

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-CramJones

TheGoodJoe:

Let me say it again. There are a lot of SS3 students in the North who can not speak or understand English.

So, you are saying if any of them is kidnapped, if they rescue them, it is a scam?

Your logic does not add up.

mukhcech:
Since you have made up your mind be as ridiculous as you can be, nobody go hold you. Continue ur rant. Afterall, who your yeye write up don help?

I am a serving corp member here in sokoto and the aboki behind my villa here just finished writing WAEC lastmonth and hes preparing to write NECO. He repairs electronic units like torch, radio, chargers etc. He is a science student. I have never, as in NEVER communicated with him before all by myself. I require another secondary school guy from another school to help us translate from english to Hausa and back to english. It was thru d same medium he said he is looking for someone he will pay to help him sit for his WAEC.


FASTWARD TO THE JUST CONCLUDED NYSC CAMP AND POSTING. a corper was posted to my school with a degree in agric. He doesn't speak nor understand english.

I am not done yet, funny abi. That aboki who I said lives behind my house attends the same school that is my PPA. I teach the BIOLOGY to SS2 student. Most can neither understand nor express themselves in english language.

My Advise. Don't stay in your limited reality and comfort zone and talk about people you have no idea about their culture, Identity or struggles. Goodnight.

dukecharles:
I am an Eye doctor and I can categorically tell you that the found Amina Ali does not in all sincerity look like the Amina Ali in the picture you posted, is like you ve not been following the story.

TheGoodJoe:
Kai My guy, you failed me big time with this post. Simple reasoning will answer your questions.

There are northern sections that are educationally challenged and they do not operate educationally the way other sections do.

NYSC former members have verified that there are a lot of SS3 students in the North who can not speak English.

I am yet to see a concrete report that says Amina can not speak English at all. She is more comfortable in her native tongue.

If the army shows a hundred Aminas dead, does it prove that this girl is not Amina?

She was identified by members of her community who knew her. She talked in the market Square. The Vice Principal of the school described her as a quiet and humble girl.

Her mum is with her. Yet you are spreading what I do not understand.

This is one of your weakest posts.

Iykopeeee:
My only question is; how come a 13yr old sat for WAEC? Can anybody break it down pls?

TheGoodJoe:

Let me say it again. There are a lot of SS3 students in the North who can not speak or understand English.

So, you are saying if any of them is kidnapped, if they rescue them, it is a scam?

Your logic does not add up.

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

Jesusloveyou:
how wil she understand big grammar, she is better off with translator just to save time with mr president and the world is watching her.

MrKong:
Look some secondary school students can't speak English for sh!t, doesn't mean they don't understand....she's allowed to speak in the language she's fluent in to express herself well


And to the other girl strapped with bomb, Pls provide evidence that she's was paraded as one of the chibok girls. And if you think she's the same as the rescued girl, you really need a eye glasses, they are clearly different people.

It's nobody's fault that you drank too much garri growing up and now it's affecting you vision

solid3:
Clamjones abi what is that ur name again, are u try to tell me that, Nigerian Army arrested a girl with bomb strapped to her waist, snapped her picture, made it public and then sent the girl back to Boko Haram to bear a child and then release her as Amina Ali?

Cramjones, tell me the truth, u have gone to sip that kpetesh with Dr Damages Abi.

wetin this one dey yarn self



you forgot that a certain president is so determine to deceive the gullible masses that he has kept his campaign promises just because may 29th is just around the corner

Fearcom:
Chai! Posterity will not forgive me if I don't comment.

I served in yobe state in 2004 in a government secondary school.

1. The students COULD NOT speak a word of English

2. They were promoted whether they passed or not

3. Many of my female students were married with families (and children)despite the fact they were young teenagers.

4. We just taught them for teaching sake as corpers though we(the corpers) all knew what we were teaching didn't benefit them in any way AT ALL. They didn't understand ONE SINGLE WORD

5. Some adults, older than us corpers were in the class while their children were also students in the same school(and some even in the same class!)

then why did they write waec ?

Iykopeeee:
My only question is; how come a 13yr old sat for WAEC? Can anybody break it down pls?