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| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:19pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Your new excuse on why you mentioned Delta-Edo exodus is another face saving volte face. Going by the context of the whole paragraph you were aiming at ridiculing Edo as a miracle centre epicentre. You now claim you merely said so to underscore the reliability of only stats? Was it not after you posted a link with the stats (unknown to you courtesy of poor comprehension) that had Edo leading the SS in EEI that you vomited that trash? If you could not study the stats in your own link before making assertions then how really true is your claim that you rely on only stats and not conjectures based on hearsay? Now, this is a case of the Edoid bitter being assigning meanings to my words as his psychotic mind directs. Guess Just like Nzeogwu, I'm not immune to his misinterpretations. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:23pm On Mar 21, 2017*. Modified: 6:33pm On Mar 23, 2017 |
Our comparison of Edo with the Muddle East is in the sense that no single one of them outdoes Edo on its own. And so far that has been validated by your own stats. I am not trying to have it both ways but for your poor comprehension, you know. Edo, by the stats, remains a very slim person among very fat ones as it topped the chart on overall slimness with all the fat and slim put together. Well, this is you singling out states from SE to compare it Edo. It doesn't matter anyway. Since Abia and Anambra are sitting comfortably ahead of your Edo in WAEC stats, which is why you are now setting your own standard for measurement of States, other than the WAEC already listed standard that placed Edo underneath Abia and Anambra. This is the list again: |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 10:24pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:the 8 Edo schools are closer to the top collectively than the 16 middle East schools. Check their positions and find their averages. They too are equally mostly run by missionaries. Like I already explained the thrust of our debate is that no single state in the entire SE beats Edo. Edo alone as a single state has 8 schools there while the Middle East has 16 giving an average of 3.2 schools making the list from Each of them. Pathetic! You failed to comment on the other link of best 100 schools judged by other factors on a more permanent basis in which Edo has 5 schools and the entire Middle East has just two. Why? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:30pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
on schools derecognition would have been valid if Edo had recorded just one case. Yes Edo was not mentioned among the Zero incidence states. But it was equally not mentioned among those with incidences. After all you've interpreting Nzeogwu's words with a similar premise too. Recall you said that since Nzeogwu did not say it verbatim that Igbos perpetrated tribalism in the coup then it must not be logically deduced as such. Same here now. Watered down or watered down, if you find the average closure for Middle East - i.e. adding Anambra's 5 to Imo's 7 and dividing by the five ME states you get 2.4 per state. Edo had zero. So it is. "highest number of de-recognised schools(13), followed by Delta (12), Ondo (eight), Kaduna (seven), Cross River (seven), Imo (seven), Plateau (six), Rivers (six) Kogi (five) Lagos (five) Nasarawa (five), Sokoto (four) and Anambra (four) No school was de- recognised in Taraba, Ebonyi, Borno, Niger, Adamawa". The stat only recorded the states with greater Number of de registers schools and those with no de registered schools at all. Edo wasn't mentioned in any of the categories, which means she fell somewhere in between the two, ie, she has low numbers of de registered schools. Edo didn't have Zero. Only Taraba, Ebonyi, Borno, Niger and Adamawa did. We can't be finding the average of SE. Ebonyi already represents SE. It's no fault of anyone that Edo is a minority state and has only one state. Ebonyi beat Edo. And that's enough for SE. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 10:31pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Edo Sits far ahead of all the Middle East in another assessment in the same stats. I did not make up my own standards. The exam malpractice angle, which if included to make it holistic, gives Edo the overall position. WAEC itself confirmed my stance on exam malpractice. I already gave you the link where WAEC places the blame on private schools and not unity schools. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 10:35pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Mr. Honest mistakes? Are you not obviously the psychotic? You tell lies, and quote links, but when pointed to your lies in your very link you call it an Edo bitterness. Ha ha ha! |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:38pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
I can see that, for the fact that it suits your wish right now, you now labour to place Edo in the SS after having been barking like a mad dog that Edo is not a SS state on various NL threads. Find one of such threads below where you argued that Edos are Yorubas and have no cultural similarities of riverine culture, language sameness, etc with the SS and therefore belongs more to the SW than the SS. https://www.nairaland.com/2603582/ view-biafra- edo-perceptive#38066350 Even on page 9 of this very thread you had already declassified Edo from the SS. Here is your comment: "Why do you want to hide behind an artificial grouping like SS .......... Edo man why are you hiding behind SS when Igbos in SS are still trumping you there? ............ Edo is already in SS, that stat on EMI captured Edo in SS, so I had to work with what I was given, even though I don't consider Edo as part of SS. "You are just a mighty fraud walking on four legs. In addition to that, on a close study, the list features 8 schools for Edo State alone and 9 for the whole Middle East meaning an average of 1.8 per state in the ME". This is you trying to split SE into states when it suit you agenda rather than one entity. So I decided we play the game using your methods. Why are you now crying? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 10:41pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Who has even complained of Edo being a minority? Why swallowing paracetamol for another man's headache you this native of a big for nothing majority which I call the unfortunate majority? A majority now seeking relevance by a attaching themselves like a leach to a region of previously insignificant minorities? A majority whose home region came last in a census of six regions? The unfortunate majority crying of being marginalized by minorities. I rather remain a minority than to be born into that sort of an unfortunate majority. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 10:48pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Did I remove any state from the Middle East only to later add it for my convenience? You remove Edo from SS and add it again and the next day you remove it again and so on. You worked with what you don't consider to be true, right? What more evidence is needed to prove that you are a fraud and shameless turncoat? Edo is not in the SS by your own conviction but you were told so you accepted. Akin to going to eat faeces because you were told to do so. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:52pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
That still doesn't cut it because the other exam types, especially NECO, were created by the Northerners dominated Nigerian government to compromise the standards for the Northern origin students who can't compete with their southern counterparts. Most students take only WAEC seriously after which they go and write NECO and the rest reluctantly, half heartedly and perfunctorily since they are aware of the second class nature of it. Do students tender NECO results if they have good WAEC ones? would you advise your child to seek amission with NECO result where he has a good WAEC one? So why include such exams in a serious assessment? Stick to WAEC please. When did OAU and other premier universities of the South start accepting NECO? Lol! This one is called own goal. SOuthern states had been outperforming Northern states in NECO. Your bid to tarnish the image of NECO because it doesn't favour your argument says everything about your personality. For your Info, Edo had been doing well than SE states in NECO in recent years, but SE states lead Edo in almighty WAEC. HEHE! NECO remains a standard exam accepted both in Nigeria and outside Nigeria. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 10:58pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
On the list of top 50 schools it is agreed that Uturu comes second but not first. That shows no Middle East school came first on any list unlike Edo which did in at least one. Now, when you sum up the positions of all the 8 Edo Schools therein and divided by 8 you get a mean of about 14.70, but a similar calculation for the Middle East states gives you about 30.9 meaning Edo schools present are collectively far nearer to the top than the Middle East schools. Also, three Edo schools came consecutively very near the top but the entire middle East could not record such feat with five whooping states. What else shall I say? The truth speaks for itself. Lol! Doesn't matter the position of the Uturu school. What matters is that it beats all your Edo schools and it's in SE. That's good enough. Lol! See the kind of rubbish "calculus" you are doing on top a data already made simple by WAEC: Top 50 performing schools. I can as well decide to say that I'm only interested in the top two, and that as such, no Edo school met my standard. Lol! Can you see how silly your calculus sound? SE has a school in the top 2, Edo has none! Since you want to become petty and childish. Whose fault is it that Edo has only one state and SE Five states? Lol! |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:06pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
So sticking to WAEC the original and uncompromised standards exam written with all competitiveness Edo still tops it with FGGC Benin City. No, sticking to WAEC stats for states. Edo is behind Abia and Anambra and for a good reason too. Anyway, here is the ranking of WAEC SSCE 2016 result by state. WAEC RESULTS 2016 state-by-state League Table [GROUP A STATES] • Abia -1st • Anambra -2nd • Edo -3rd • Rivers -4th • Imo -5th • Lagos -6th • Bayelsa -7th - Produced a President • Delta -8th • Enugu -9th • Ebonyi -10th [GROUP B STATES] • Ekiti -11th • Kaduna - 12th • Ondo -13th • Abuja -14th • Kogi -15th • Benue -16th • Akwa Ibom -17th • Kwara -18th • Ogun -19th - Produced longest serving Head of State & President • Cross River -20th [GROUP C STATES] • Taraba -21st • Plateau -22nd - Produced a Head of State • Nasarawa -23rd • Kano -24th - Produced Two Heads of State • Borno -25th • Oyo -26th • Niger -27th - Produced Two Heads of State • Adamawa -28th • Osun -29th • Sokoto -30th - Produced a President • Bauchi -31st • Kebbi -32nd • Katsina -33rd - Produced Two Presidents • Gombe -34th • Jigawa -35th • Zamfara -36th • Yobe - 37th. Until you show a proven. specific case of Exam malpractice in those top 50 schools, you can't use FGGC as standard for measuring best schools, especially when those FGGCs don't feature much in the top 50 schools. Schools like Loyola Jesuits and Marists that came first and second are both good schools with good reputed , track record and integrity. Your attempt to Usurp them as standard and replace them with FGGC Benin on account of random report of exam malpractice that took place in other private schools, is at best devilish. Those schools were said to be the best by WAEC after consideration of all factors, including exam malpractice before their results were released, but you would have us throw them away, to accept the one the suits your jaundiced opinions. Lol! |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:07pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Self contradiction! If Edo has been doing well than Middle East states in NECO then does that not invalidate your consistency claim for Eastern states which you sought to substantiate by extending the exams in consideration to cover the same NECO? You are now jumping from tree to tree like a monkey. You put up an argument and then the next minute you contradict yourself. You are deluded and suffering from moronic plague. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:12pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:But you already keyed into the restriction of the reference to unity schools? And on that premise you brought in NECO and others. So why turn around to reject it again? "Honest" mistake again? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:15pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:But Uturu did not however come first unlike Edo which came first on another stats generated by the same WAEC. And on that stats which Edo topped, the highest Middle East school came 6th. But where a Middle East school came 2nd three Edo schools came 3rd, 4th and 5th. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:20pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Lol! Jellyfish! That argument was unity school based, not state based! Since you wanted the overall state performance thrown off the window to accommodate your jaundiced views! There is no contradiction there. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:22pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Never keyed into your Unity school rubbish. Just felt it would be sweet to kill you in your unity school game. Only a slowpoke would rate Unity schools higher than top class schools like Loyola Jesuit or Marist. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:26pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Doesn't matter the position of Uturu, what matters is that it is higher ranked than all Edo schools combined. Simple Why stop at 5th? The stat was for 50 schools by WAEC! If you you are not going to stop at 50, but at 5th to accommodate your jaundiced and childish views, then I reserve the rights to stop at 2nd to entertain mine. On that basis. I can categorically state that only top 2 matters and that no school in Edo featured in the top 2. Moreover in the top 10 schools, 4 SE schools featured. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:27pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Self reversal again! So you joined a slowpoke in his game? Then what are you too? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:31pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Someone who has time on his hands. Looking to catch fun online, even if from a slowpoke. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:32pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Very silly response from poor comprehension. In pointing out a cpnsecutiveness is it not where the trend stops am supposed to stop? Your terrible comprehension ability blinds you to the fact that I have already taken it down to 50 by the calxulations of the mean positions for Edo vs Sad middle East. The bottom of that list is heavily populated by mostly Middle East State. The least Edo school comes 31st position while Middle East schools are plenty between 44 to 50. In fact a Middle East school came 49th. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:37pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Self contradiction once more. It was you who claimed you felt it would be fun joining a slowpoke in his game. I never said so. This comment is therefore reflexive. You are no longer able to comprehend even your own write up any more. Your case has now degenerated badly. You have reached the threshold. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:39pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:The list is top 50! The highest Edo ranked school ranked below the highest SE ranked school. While 4 SE schools made it to top 10, only 3 Edo schools made it to to 10. SE has more schools featuring in the top 50 than Edo too. All these point to inferiority of Edo to SE. Now cry to me, how SE has Five states and Edo has one, and I will remind you again that it is so because Edo is inferior to SE and are a minority, which kind of defeats the whole purpose of this argument. Thank you. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 11:45pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Lol! Don't tell me your are already crying. Cos I have not started with you and your Edo. Lol. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:47pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:The unfortunate majority forcefully attaching themselves to previously insignificant minorities for relevance. How have the mighty fallen! It is no news if minorities attach themselves to a majority in quest for relevance. But where a majority seeks relevance by attaching forcefully to minorities, then it is a sign of humiliating defeat on the part of that majority. What a pity! I rather remain a minority than be born into a majority crying daily of being marginalized by even minorities. What is the essence of being a majority therefore? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Nafizzey(m): 11:51pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
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| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 11:53pm On Mar 21, 2017 |
pazienza:How did you read a crying or sorrowful mood into this? Please show the line which so suggests here. You are getting more confused by the day. Well let me pity you now so you have enough time to go and keep doing your characteristic victim card ofplaying. Now go back to your job and business of crying everyday of being oppressed by Yoruba, Hausa and Edo ( a minority). |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 12:05am On Mar 22, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Lol! Now you know you are a minority, right? Lol! Don't worry, I'm not done conditioning you. When I'm done, your life will not remain the same. Let me tell you, Edo is not just a minority, Edo is a minority amongst minorities. In SS, a supposedly minority region, Edo is the minority there with little or no say? You know why? Because Edo is an anomaly, a freak of nature. She was only added to SS for convenience sake, Edo is more like a Northern( Muslims in Edo North) and. Yoruba region all mixed in one. Isn't it a pity, an empire of blood built on intimidation of neighbouring innocent groups reduced to mere minorities in present Nigeria, big landmass but sparse population, perhaps the price of wars of expansionism she carried. It must hurt alot watching those minorities in Delta state and in Ondo you once terrorized using arms the Portuguese borrowed to you, lording it over you today in your SS. It's even worst knowing that your only choice of survival is sticking with them in a colonial arrangement as you have not the gusto, finesse, population, human resources or other wherewithal to make it alone as a prosperous independent nation, reason why you are not seeking for independence. But if you think you will be allowed to pour your self inflicted frustrations on Ndiigbo unchallenged like your fore runners did, then you must have mistaken this Current Igbo generation for the ones your forerunners interacted with. I can assure you that all your Igbophobic posts on this forum would be screened and 10times more hate you spilled on Ndiigbo returned to you and your Edo, until you know your place. Lol! |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 12:09am On Mar 22, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Lol! Just seeing Edo written as. Minority and you accepting your minority status gives me joy. You would have to redeem your self from being a minority amongst minorities in SS to be able to talk to Ndiigbo. This discussion had all been about establishing your minority, inferiority and powerless state before a segment of Ndiigbo called SE. And so far, it's a mission accomplished. I think we are done. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 12:18am On Mar 22, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Other than your usual senseless verbose posts, your are yet to provide evidence of AAU being the first state University. I had provided my sources from both ESUT and AAU websites. I await yours. |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by Deadlytruth(m): 12:20am On Mar 22, 2017 |
pazienza:What can you start when you have drowned? Very wicked, callous and evil enemies of progress. Are you Middle Easterners even supposed to be talking where education is the issue? A people who, despite being supposedly educated themselves decided to, out of deadly envy, wickedness and retrogressive mindset, join forces with a tribe of illiterates and feudalists to truncate frustrate a forward looking Governor's attempt to build a university in the quest to salvage the insufficiency of UNIBEN. With servitude they advised the anti-education Oligarchy to sue that governor for the "crime" of trying to build a school of all things, advised the fuedalist president to withold his allocations even after the erudite professor defeated them in court. And today the same people shamelessly open their cursed mouths to brag about the education they fought against with all their hearts, might and resources. They did that ignominy despite the constitution they swore to be defending did not really carry any law against state university establishment. But immediately they were defeated in court and the right won, they rushed to eat from the tree they laboured hard to kill, and they even celebrate it. A people without conscience. Who are they to talk about education when others are talking? Are they education policies friendly? |
| Re: 10 Most Developed Local Government Areas In Nigeria-opinion by pazienza(m): 12:28am On Mar 22, 2017 |
Deadlytruth:Lol! Never knew that Shagari was an Igbo man or that his government was an Igbo government. The news we have been hearing so far in NL was how Ekwueme was a powerless VP, much less powerful than Osinbajo. How exactly was his government now an Igbo government? Thought Ndiigbo are supposed to be powerless? Imagine a person from Edo state, an empire of blood, Gore and mercilessness that sent even hordes of her citizens scampering for safety towards western Igboland, speaking about Wickedness. This is now bordering on comedy. You need to cry me more blood, after all, you are an Edo, right? you should know alot about blood. |
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