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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by BetaThings: 5:34pm On Jun 16, 2017
Lightening:


Well said. And studying Arabic in Nigeria schools will transform Nigeria to top 10 world economies. Abi?

Has English done so?
Was that condition set for English?
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by LionDeLeo: 5:34pm On Jun 16, 2017
ollah1:


I said "western countries" . The keypoint here is in quotes. If I wanted to say England, i would have said it. Perhaps, you don't know how to identify a lie. You simply don't know basic comprehension

I don't know why you spent much time responding to an illiterate who will be discussing mango when the subject is orange.

How else do you justify that response that exhibited nothing but a deplorable and acute shortage of comprehension?

What she does on daily basis is jumping from one thread to the other crying all over the places. An indication that someone is actually feeling the heat of the inevitable recession. She goes by all the varieties of eph.

But let me ask, is it possible to travel to dubai without a passport? Na for nairaland I see dat one.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by BetaThings: 5:37pm On Jun 16, 2017
austinvsb1:


Hence this outrage! Islam was introduced into the curriculum by the ministry of education. No christain body can decide to introduce a Christian related study except the ministry. Whatever is good for the goose is good for the gander!
But I was forced to Learn CRK in a PUBLIC school in the SW
I bought Songs of Praise and memorized hymns
On the net, they say I am intolerant
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by ephi321(f): 5:38pm On Jun 16, 2017
mmsen:


The reason why you have no issue with the level of poverty in the north is because you have no humanity, decency or conscience.

Nor are you rational, if you were you would understand that the poverty in the north is why the issue with Boko Haram came about and why the northern masses are so prone to senseless violence in the form of pogroms.

Word.

Hopefully the rational ones among them can connect the dots, although that is like squeezing water out of a stone considering the highly irrational ones which have been posting on this thread.

Poverty of the mind, in addition to poverty of resources. Very unfortunate. That is why most of them sit down in Nigerian govt agencies, you seldom hear of them graduating from Ivy League schools or achieving international aclaim, it's always those from other parts of the country that do. A system that produces people that cannot compete on a global level, or even achieve international standards. Shame.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by LionDeLeo: 5:38pm On Jun 16, 2017
mmsen:


Where did I excuse poverty in the south?

Why can't you think in a straight line?

Why are you so irrational?

Oh, there is poverty in the south too?

Small fry, then concentrate on that and leave the north alone since poverty is a national thing not necessarily a consequence of any religious practice, otherwise all southerners would have been as rich as Evans, the kidnapper.
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by BetaThings: 5:39pm On Jun 16, 2017
mmsen:


You still do not understand the purpose of education and you very stupidly assume that I am a xtian.

Islam and xtianity have no business in schools.

They do since Civic Education books are now talking about gays and translost gender
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by BetaThings: 5:44pm On Jun 16, 2017
ngolokante:
I am a Muslim and a very happy and proud one at that, but at times I wonder why our leaders like courting controversies... There is nothing wrong with have a subject covering one faith but it must be balanced with inclusion of other faiths or all of them removed in a worse case scenario... It's just common sensical abeg

So you think Muslims are courting controversy
Ok
Why do Christians complain about mention of Sharia in our constitution
Let them allow us to base Nigerian constitution on Saudi Arabia model with Canon law mentioned 1,000 times
Let us go to work Sunday to Thur
or do that for half of the year
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by 9inches(m): 5:45pm On Jun 16, 2017
ollah1:


You asked a question and i answered you accordingly

Did I? Where?
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Kyase(m): 5:45pm On Jun 16, 2017
Meritocracy:
Islam is not like any other other religion, you need to learn how to do everything from the scratch unlike Christianity when you can go to theology school anytime and become pastor and start misleading people.
hmm nawao
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Nobody: 5:50pm On Jun 16, 2017
Call me for Arabic lessons......I'll teach you so much, joining ISIS will be your dream. grin

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by bath(m): 5:55pm On Jun 16, 2017
But mind you that the north and south west have Christians too. So, the govt should also include Christian religion studies too for the Christian students.
QueenOfNepal:
It can only happen in the North and SW because there will be no Islamic teachers in SE/SS.


Buhari evil plans has failed. He ll not return to continue his evils
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by olayinka63: 5:56pm On Jun 16, 2017
They will always shouting islamisation agenda yet no one has islamised them. Hypocrites CAN.
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by APCsupporter: 6:00pm On Jun 16, 2017
ivolt:

Your friend qualifying to work in Saudi Arabia is his personal achievement
and I see nothing to celebrate in there for an average Nigerian.
Never put Arabic language together with English and French, they
are not in the same class.
Most Scientific breakthroughs are published in English, French and German,
same cannot be said of Arabic whose only claim to fame is Islam.


Why do you think your friend qualified to work in Saudi Arabia when Saudi
has an unemployment rate of 30% ?
Because the myopic Saudi Monarchy are only interested in sponsoring Arabic/
Islamic studies which made most of its citizen incapable of administration.
Yet, you want to import a language which has failed to uplift its native speakers
and force Nigerian kids to learn it ?
If you remove religious sentiment from your argument, you will realise that Arabic
is economically useless to Nigerians.


This statement is meaningless in this context, Arab are group of people
who speak Arabic so we would expect that some percentage of non-muslims
also speak Arabic but that doesn't in any way justify the inclusion of Arabic
language in a Nigerian curriculum.



CAN will be a big fool to fight for a useless right which do nothing
but increase the endemic inferiority complex in our society.

Rational people and groups fight for right to Life, Security,
Health, Wealth and preservation of Cultural identity while
the deluded ones fight for right to learn a useless language.

Any group fighting for the teaching of a foreign language
because of their religion is misguided and useless.



The state owes you nothing in terms of religious education, send your kids
to madrassa if you want them to learn Arabic.


I don't even know where to start from. you are very ignorant. stop making claims that you are not sure of

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by APCsupporter: 6:01pm On Jun 16, 2017
chngebeginwthme:


What a dead brain comment, How will they force it on every student OMG? is that how daft you are? Even History was not force on any student ...

Mogbe ooo

it's like you don't know ozaoekpe. he never makes any meaningful.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by proff010: 6:02pm On Jun 16, 2017
That's what happened in the turkey. It was a christian nation before.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by OZAOEKPE(f): 6:03pm On Jun 16, 2017
APCsupporter:


it's like you don't know ozaoekpe. he never makes any meaningful.
Uncle Gbawe leave me alone

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by mutvy: 6:07pm On Jun 16, 2017
How can studying Arabic and Islamic studies leads to Islamization of Nigeria? These people must be high on cracked cocaine. Their lives are full of hatred and they are very likely to die of heart attack. Rubbish.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by tiblow: 6:15pm On Jun 16, 2017
There is nothing absolutely wrong in the point brought up by CAN president. The idea speaks of mischievous plans. I am so surprised at the responses of the people in this forum. Osinbajo was recently accused of NEPOTISM by the Muslim. I am appalled at the Muslim apologists, we question your loyalty to this nation. Why bring up divisive moves if you do not have an ulterior motive. You don;t have to be a religious person for you to know that is is not right. Look at the apportioning of appointments nationwide how fair is that? It is high time issues like these are raised to curbed untoward actions that can lead to further division.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Bossmafia(m): 6:21pm On Jun 16, 2017
After breeding terrorist in the north with their occultic book, they now want recruits from South.

Useless and intolerable set of people.

This zoo must fall !

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by coptic: 6:25pm On Jun 16, 2017
QueenOfNepal:
A divisive President that caled me 5%?




#NotMyPresident

Don't worry yourself.

Buhari will never return as president.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by nurusystem(m): 6:36pm On Jun 16, 2017
Kyase:
wait, why am i a christain in Nigeria?
God why join me with this set of people? Complain, complain, complain, nonsense.

Hahaha fake CAN, I think they are the new party, CAN FOR 2019 VOTE CAN PRESIDENT Jesus of Nigeria has come to bring peace and happiness. Yeyeye.
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Kyase(m): 6:41pm On Jun 16, 2017
nurusystem:


Hahaha fake CAN, I think they are the new party, CAN FOR 2019 VOTE CAN PRESIDENT Jesus of Nigeria has come to bring peace and happiness. Yeyeye.
lol
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by nurusystem(m): 6:43pm On Jun 16, 2017
olayinka63:
They will always shouting islamisation agenda yet no one has islamised them. Hypocrites CAN.

CAN ABI BODY OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION, I SWEAR IF JESUS WILL COME BACK TO NIGERIA, HE WILL JUST DESTROY' CAN' AS A WHOLE. He went to osibanjo to get is own pocket money, everybody know that you can force studying IRK or CRS.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by ibraxy: 6:47pm On Jun 16, 2017
Arabic is just a language like french... why all this so call CAN and there cohort are so bigotry
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by praxisnetworks: 6:49pm On Jun 16, 2017
ollah1:



No superior arguements
Why argue with a fool

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Nobody: 7:14pm On Jun 16, 2017
Kyase:
wait, why am i a christain in Nigeria?
God why join me with this set of people? Complain, complain, complain, nonsense.
shut up oga you are not a Christians .

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by monddy25(m): 7:21pm On Jun 16, 2017
the whole world complain about u guyz (muslims). And the dumb christians just seat and watch without any plans to remain secular.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by TheRealestGuy(m): 7:25pm On Jun 16, 2017
LionDeLeo:


Says who?

Arabic studies is only for muslims and I can't see how this should any of your gaddem biz.

You obviously didn't read the OP...

You're more 'clueless' than GEJ

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Nobody: 7:31pm On Jun 16, 2017
praxisnetworks:

Why argue with a fool

A brainiac looks like a fool within deluded and gullible folks.

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Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by GoodGovernance: 7:39pm On Jun 16, 2017
C.A.N is out to divide Nigeria further along religious lines.There is nothing like Islamic Arabic Studies.

An organisation full of mischief. Below is the new school curriculum.No body was lacerated, it is all lies from the pit of hell.Let them name the kwaran school and the teacher.Even if it happened it could only be an exception by an extremist teacher.

Nigerians are too lazy to carry out independent research,always ready to assimilate and react negatively to what they are given.

SMH. undecided

The curriculum does not make Arabic compulsory:

Source: https://web.facebook.com/NERDC/posts/483142431711395?_rdc=1&_rdr


1.0 NEW CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR THE 3-YEAR SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION
• Compulsory cross cutting subjects:
• Four Distinct fields of study:
o Senior Secondary Education (Science/Mathematics)
o Senior Secondary Education (Humanities)
o Senior Secondary Education (Technology)
o Senior Secondary Education(Business)
• Subject offerings from the:
o Compulsory (cross cutting) core subjects
o Core subjects in the specialized fields of study
o Elective subjects
o Trade and Entrepreneurship.
1.0 SUBJECT OFFERINGS
A. COMPULSORY CROSS CUTTING CORE SUBJECTS:
1. English Language
2. General Mathematics
3. One trade Entrepreneurship Studies
4. Computer studies/ICT
5. Civic Education
All students irrespective of their field of study are to take the above listed compulsory cross-cutting core subjects.
B. CORE SUBJECTS IN SPECIALIZED FIELDS OF STUDY
HUMANITIES
1. Nigerian Languages
2. Literature –in- English
3. Geography
4. Government
5. Christian Religious Knowledge
6. Islamic Studies
7. History
8. Visual Arts
9. Music
10. French
11. Arabic
12. Economics
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS
1. Biology
2. Chemistry
3. Physics
4. Further Mathematics
5. Agriculture
6. Physical Education
7. Health Education
TECHNOLOGY
1. Technical Drawing
2. General Metal Work
3. Basic Electricity
4. Electronics
5. Auto Mechanics
6. Building Construction
7. Wood Work
8. Home Management
9. Foods & Nutrition
10. Clothing & Textiles
BUSINESS STUDIES
1. Accounting
2. Store Management
3. Office Practice
4. Insurance
5. Commerce
ELECTIVES
• Electives are subjects chosen outside the students specialized field of study. For example, a science student may decide to take music as an elective, where as a humanities student may choose commerce as elective.
• Elective ensure broad-based education without overloading the student
TRADES SUBJECT/ENTREPRENEURSHIP
1. Auto body repair and spray painting
2. Auto electrical work
3. Auto Mechanical Work
4. Auto Parts Merchandising
5. Air condition/Refrigeration
6. Welding and fabrication engineering craft practice
7. Electrical installation and maintenance work
8. Radio, TV and Electrical work
9. Block Laying, Brick Laying and Concrete Work
10. Painting and Decoration
11. Plumbing and pipe fitting
12. Machine woodworking
13. Carpentry And Joinery
14. Furniture Making
15. Upholstery
16. Catering and Craft Practice
17. Garment Making
18. Textile trade
19. Dyeing and Bleaching
20. Printing Craft Practice
21. Cosmetology
22. Leather Goods Manufacturing and repair
23. Keyboarding
24. Data Processing
25. Store Keeping
26. GSM Maintenance
27. Photography
28. Tourism
29. Mining
30. Animal Husbandry
31. Fisheries
32. Marketing
33. Salesmanship
2.0 BASIC FEATURES OF THE NEW SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION CURRICULUM
Systematic connection with the contents of Junior Secondary Education
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by proudlyYoruba(m): 7:41pm On Jun 16, 2017
OZAOEKPE:

Arabic bro not Islamic studies they want to make is compulsory for all students
alternative to french
Re: Islamic Arabic Studies In Curriculum An Islamisation Agenda - CAN Tells Osinbajo by Maeka(m): 7:56pm On Jun 16, 2017
Convert to Muslim, go to Maiduguri and remain in Nigeria. IsiEwu

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