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Close minded people were already calling the guy 'gay' for tying gele. Dude would make a fortune if he could travel to America. The Nigerian community there would gladly patronize him weekly.

StrawberryGloss:
Exhilarating in a gladdening way.
Beaming with joy for the lil boy

anty dey dia dey blow grammer.

Nice. I watched the video of him tying gele on so many heads when adunni ade and her friends were doing the wedding thing. Swift fingers.

chukzyfcbb:
stop trying to twist things around. Training is education. In fact what do you understand by education?
Education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head - George Bush.

You go to the university to be a Trained professional in medicine or Engineering or Law etc.

This lad here is educated in the art of creating styles with a plain material.
This is art in play
You can call it an Informal education, but it's education regardless.

Don't ever separate Training from Education.
Training someone is You educating them on something.

The problem with you guys is that you think Education starts and ends in the Higher Institution or that Speaking English makes you educated person.

Footballers put in tons of hours of training to perfect their freekick skill, but yet someone who graduated would look at a Freekick specialist like Beckham and call him an Uneducated man, what a shame!

Beckham or Juninho could write a 100page book to educate young lads how best to take a Freekick because both players are educated in the art of football.

You are correct. TRAINING IS EDUCATION. VOCATIONAL or ACADEMIC education still serves the same purpose.

chukzyfcbb:
stop trying to twist things around. Training is education. In fact what do you understand by education?
Education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head - George Bush.

You go to the university to be a Trained professional in medicine or Engineering or Law etc.

This lad here is educated in the art of creating styles with a plain material.
This is art in play
You can call it an Informal education, but it's education regardless.

Don't ever separate Training from Education.
Training someone is You educating them on something.

The problem with you guys is that you think Education starts and ends in the Higher Institution or that Speaking English makes you educated person.

Footballers put in tons of hours of training to perfect their freekick skill, but yet someone who graduated would look at a Freekick specialist like Beckham and call him an Uneducated man, what a shame!

Beckham or Juninho could write a 100page book to educate young lads how best to take a Freekick because both players are educated in the art of football.

Thank you for educating that idiot.


Those are the type that claim they're educated but don't know the primary meaning of education. They are the reason why they say Nigerian graduates are not employable.

chukzyfcbb:
stop trying to twist things around. Training is education. In fact what do you understand by education?
Education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head - George Bush.

You go to the university to be a Trained professional in medicine or Engineering or Law etc.

This lad here is educated in the art of creating styles with a plain material.
This is art in play
You can call it an Informal education, but it's education regardless.

Don't ever separate Training from Education.
Training someone is You educating them on something.

The problem with you guys is that you think Education starts and ends in the Higher Institution or that Speaking English makes you educated person.

Footballers put in tons of hours of training to perfect their freekick skill, but yet someone who graduated would look at a Freekick specialist like Beckham and call him an Uneducated man, what a shame!

Beckham or Juninho could write a 100page book to educate young lads how best to take a Freekick because both players are educated in the art of football.

Trained doctor and not educated Doctor
Trainee/Trained nurse
Trained Mechanic etc.

Dude you quoted just don't want to accept you're right.

mhizesther:
EDUCATION DOESNT REALLY HAVE TO DO WITH SCHOOL, THE PROB WITH NIGERIANS, IS THAT ONCE THEY HEAR EDUCATION THE ONLY THINGS THAT COMES TO THERE'S MIND IS SCHOOL.. THIS YOUNG LAD HERE GOT EDUCATION BASED ON HIS INTEREST, I MEAN THIS MAKE UP STUFFS IS NOT A TALENT. HE LEARNT IT.. AND THAT IS EDUCATION.. I WOULD RATHER TRAIN MY CHILD TO ACTUALLY GO FOR SOMETHING HE/SHE LOVES, EITHER FOOTBALL, MUSIC, ARTS AND ALL THAT THAN ALLOW HER WAST 10 OR MORE YEARS SITTED IN A CLASSROOM THAT WOULDN'T EVEN PROVIDE A JOB FOR HER ...

baby....you're shouting in capital letters.

education can be formal or informal.
both are incorporated abroad but here, you'll have to enroll separately nii o. very few educational centres offer both.

chukzyfcbb:
stop trying to twist things around. Training is education. In fact what do you understand by education?
Education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head - George Bush.

You go to the university to be a Trained professional in medicine or Engineering or Law etc.

This lad here is educated in the art of creating styles with a plain material.
This is art in play
You can call it an Informal education, but it's education regardless.

Don't ever separate Training from Education.
Training someone is You educating them on something.

The problem with you guys is that you think Education starts and ends in the Higher Institution or that Speaking English makes you educated person.

Footballers put in tons of hours of training to perfect their freekick skill, but yet someone who graduated would look at a Freekick specialist like Beckham and call him an Uneducated man, what a shame!

Beckham or Juninho could write a 100page book to educate young lads how best to take a Freekick because both players are educated in the art of football.

Spot on!

Education in Nigeria is all about going to a higher institution.

Intelligence is all about going to the University and getting a good grade.

Formal education is good but not the ultimate.

Not everyone should go to a university.

We need to upgrade our vocational schools and talent training centres.

anochuko01:
baby....you're shouting in capital letters.

Feranchek:
madam, dey dia dey blow grammer o!



anty you be olodo o! No time to read all your akuko cos your 1st statement don spoil every
thing. Education has both formal and informal. For example, going to school is formal while learning a trade is informal.

Okay dear #noted
But next time try to be polite
Have a nice day

chukzyfcbb:
stop trying to twist things around. Training is education. In fact what do you understand by education?
Education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head - George Bush.

You go to the university to be a Trained professional in medicine or Engineering or Law etc.

This lad here is educated in the art of creating styles with a plain material.
This is art in play
You can call it an Informal education, but it's education regardless.

Don't ever separate Training from Education.
Training someone is You educating them on something.

The problem with you guys is that you think Education starts and ends in the Higher Institution or that Speaking English makes you educated person.

Footballers put in tons of hours of training to perfect their freekick skill, but yet someone who graduated would look at a Freekick specialist like Beckham and call him an Uneducated man, what a shame!

Beckham or Juninho could write a 100page book to educate young lads how best to take a Freekick because both players are educated in the art of football.

You are just shouting for no cause.

The fact that you don't value education doesn't mean you should spew out thrash here.

What is training?
Like I said, training is the act of learning a skill, Exercise or moral.
One can be a trained doctor or an educated doctor

A trained doctor in the sense that he learnt the skill of practising by being trained under a practising doctor and not an educated doctor in the sense that no intellectual part of the training is known.

A trained nurse is someone who went to learn the professional of Nursing from a practising nurse. Are they regarded as qualified nurse anywhere?
While an educated and qualified Nurse is someone who went to the school, not just to be trained alone, but to understands and know the profession in dept and become qualified.

From your quote, "education is about opening ones mind and not just filling their head" -George Bush.
don't you see you have shot yourself in the leg and backing up my point in my definition below?
"Training is the act of teaching or learning a particular skill, exercise or moral.
While Education adds intellect to learning skills, exercise or moral, typically in a school or university".
Where is the site of the intellect, isn't it the mind?

Gone are the days of Credentials ..welcome to the new age of Potentials....!!!

mhizesther:
Okay dear #noted
But next time try to be polite
Have a nice day

You just made me look stewpeed with your polite and matured answer. I humbly apologize for my wrong choice of words. Have a nice day too dear.

Feranchek:
You just made me look stewpeed with your polite and matured answer. I humbly apologize for my wrong choice of words. Have a nice day too dear.

It's okay dear
I understand
training is also education
Let's not argue about that
I'm just so tired

wow, that's nice of him, not like others who want to steal to get rich by all means.