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Corruption is the only problem of Nigeria and its children of injustice, unrighteousness, absence of mercy and truth, etc, and grand children of striking,

you also need to visit ST.MARY'S SENIOR SCIENCE COLLEGE, EDIENE ABAK

That great institution is now a mess

Have you heard of ghetto?

BininKingdom:
While the money from thie resources is been used to build railway to Niger Republic where Fulani jihadists will pass through, launch jihad against Nigeria and conquer it entirely

Read and understand well.

It's a fault of the state government. Blame your governor. Not everything is Buhari's fault.

ITbomb:
If you know where we are coming from, you would appreciate the enormous resources used to bring Akwa Ibom up to where it is today

Most people in Nigeria call Akwa Ibom "Calabar", and that was because before Akpabio, Uyo and Akwa Ibom as a whole was just some town you pass through going to Calabar where everything was happening

Now Akwa Ibom host international matches, has airport, modern roads networks and flyovers

Now Akwa Ibom is a destination, no longer a pass through.

Let's say, infrastructural development has been achieved to a large extent, Education and industrialization is now priority to this government.
After many years of embargo, teachers now being recruited. Schools rebuilt.

More still need to be done no doubt but the government is on track

what you have even shown in sane climates doesn't qualify to be a school at all

saintjimos:
you also need to visit ST.MARY'S SENIOR SCIENCE COLLEGE, EDIENE ABAK


That great institution is now a mess


Have you heard of ghetto?

Dont worry I already made thread on it and it made front page.

they are all dividends of democracy, till when people are held accountable for their position in office then naija will move forward. you will see someone that can not maintain a single car because he/she ventures into politics they own fleets of cars. all those saboteurs in government needs to be flushed out. a medical doctor employed by government will be running a private clinic simultaneously, a teacher employed by government will not want to meet up with his/her curriculum instead will advise student to come their private lesson classes.

I am very sure the people from this zone will come up and blame the current governor for this. I hope he does something about this,


The former governor was from this zone and if he had done justice the deterioration shouldn't reach this stage

TheUbermensch:
Read and understand well.

It's a fault of the state government. Blame your governor. Not everything is Buhari's fault.

Lol how can they when they are praising them in politcs section or making excuses every opportunity.

Blue3k2:
Compare these public school with private schools of elite. Tell me they are working when they are robbing you blind. Note this school is owned by former governor Akpabio.

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So this is the Saint John Paul school whose billboard is along Oron Road? Wow!

Just like everything regarding the country, I am totally disappointed in the system. And honestly, regarding public primary & secondary schools, I don't see things getting better. Majority of the top private schools are owned by former government officials. From Monef (former commissioner of education) to Rayfield (by Edem Duke) to Top Faith (another government official) to Esteem, Tower of Ivory, Graceland etc.

Certainly, things are not good and won't get better. But yeah! He is building an ecumenical centre in the city center. Abasi sosongo!

The country is indeed a failure. If this is the "best performing state government" in Nigeria then we are finish. Personally, I refuse to believe that we will ever get anywhere developmentally through democracy.

I've drawn this conclusion because the salaries, entitlements, benefits and emoluments of public servants (political office holders and civil servants) which is 75% of the nations income, makes it impossible to develop as the 25% is not enough to build and maintain the much needed basic infrastructure for 150 million people.

A responsible military government can stop all of this nonsense. It would also rein-in our run-amok and highly corrupt judiciary which is responsible for lack of prosecution of corrupt public servants. The judges collect bribes and destroy corruption cases brought to their courts, and it is the bribe monies that the Judges collect that are used to build all the housing estates in Lekki Beach in Lagos, while the states from which the monies were stolen from remain villages.

Sad to say but Nigeria will never develop under this scam democracy that we practice.

It is hopeless and sad to be a Nigerian.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
The height of corruption! You can't see this in obodo oyibo... This country is tiring.

This is no longer about restructuring, mark my words. This is about man's inhumanity to man. This is a continuous struggle between the haves and have nots.
Even if every street is given its own government, as long as wicked and desperate charlatans continue to dictate what should happen, we will keep getting the results we have.
It's alarming and unfortunate that I'm a product of the Nigerian education. This is not what I bargained for.

that of ntait comprehensive secondary is something else, Jss 3 Jss 2 buildings have been in a very bad state during my time as student in that school.

Funny enof, except The schools in Ini LGA and Eastern Obolo LGA, the other 4 schools u posted there are in the Constituency of Senator GODSWILL Akpabio the immediate past Governor who according to ur reports there budgeted so much Billions in Education/ renovations of schools

zombieHUNTER:
Until every region is allowed to manage their resources and grow at their own pace.....


Things like this abound to happen

what are you saying they collected the highest monthly allocation .13 percent deriavative

Gerrard59:
So this is the Saint John Paul school's whose billboard is along Oron Road? Wow!

Just like everything regarding the country, I am totally disappointed in the system. And honestly, regarding public primary & secondary schools, I don't see things getting better. Majority of the top private schools are owned by former government officials. From Monef (former commissioner of education) to Rayfield (by Edem Duke) to Top Faith (another government official) to Esteem, Tower of Ivory, Graceland etc.

Certainly, things are not good and won't get better. But yeah! He is building an ecumenical centre in the city center. Abasi sosongo!

These guys are failured yet you see ignorant people and political prostitutes trying to say this guy is working. You're correct anout these private schools being owned and patronized by these theiving politicans. I actually posted thread on it 5 minutes ago.

Lol its insane hes building a church of all things when public education is in shambles. Mobil Nigeria doing more to futher educstion than thess losers are. Things truly won't get better till people get self respect and demand accountability.

namet:
The country is indeed a failure. If this is the "best performing state government" in Nigeria then we are finish. Personally, I refuse to believe that we will ever get anywhere developmentally through democracy.

I've drawn this conclusion because the salaries, entitlements, benefits and emoluments of public servants (political office holders and civil servants) which is 75% of the nations income, makes it impossible to develop as the 25% is not enough to build and maintain the much needed basic infrastructure for 150 million people.

A responsible military government can stop all of this nonsense. It would also rein-in our run-amok and highly corrupt judiciary which is responsible for lack of prosecution of corrupt public servants. The judges collect bribes and destroy corruption cases brought to their courts, and it is the bribes monies that the Judges collect that are used to build all the housing estates in Lekki Beach in Lagos.

Sad to say but Nigeria will never develop under this scam democracy that we practice.

It is hopeless and sad to be a Nigerian.

My dear the matter is complicated. Do you think it would be the right thing to cut off civil service? Many would lose their redundant jobs and that in itself will create another social problem that we might not be able to tackle.

skedman:
what are you saying they collected the highest monthly allocation .13 percent deriavative

Support regionalism today
This system only makes politicians billionaires

oga those are pictures of state owned schools not schools owned by FG. If the former governor spent half of the sum he spent on that stadium and half what he spent every xmas to host the xmas carol on education, we won't be seeing such gory sites from schools

BininKingdom:
This Fulani jihadist supporter
Don't you ever quote me

BininKingdom:
While the money from thie resources is been used to build railway to Niger Republic where Fulani jihadists will pass through, launch jihad against Nigeria and conquer it entirely

mumu have u bother to know how much ur governors get from the federation account monthly? No, u choose to blame the Federal govt for everything

BininKingdom:
While the money from thie resources is been used to build railway to Niger Republic where Fulani jihadists will pass through, launch jihad against Nigeria and conquer it entirely

you are definitely not in your right senses!*!

BininKingdom:
While the money from thie resources is been used to build railway to Niger Republic where Fulani jihadists will pass through, launch jihad against Nigeria and conquer it entirely

Fulani Jihadist have nothing to do with this. Please leave them out of this. The truth is politicians are thieves ( if this is truly the current state of these schools). Not until there is a legislations in place compelling their wards to attend government owned schools, the decay will continue.

Government workers do not add value to the economy. They depress growth and suck resources needed for development. Our stage of development dictate that we should invest more on infrastructure and spend less on benefits for public servants. Most of the jobs in the civil service do not exist.

Majority of the civil servants are political hacks who were enrolled in the service as political compensation. The question really is: what about the rest of us? If few people take everything for themselves, what about the rest of society. Should we go away? Sanusi, as central bank governor, advocated for a smaller and leaner civil service, so enough monies are left for development.

The way to achieve this is for government to engage the civil servants in productive and value-adding work. There's not enough food in the country. Massive plantations can be setup and some civil servants can be pushed to work there, instead of sitting in offices looking for who to block or collect bribes from.

Go to a typical government office today and see if you can breath without some useless civil servant preventing you from achieving what you went there for unless you give them bribes. Ever tried to register a business at Corporate Affairs Commission? Ever tried to get a Drivers License? Ever tried to clear imported goods from Apapa Wharf? Ever tried to move agriculture produce from one part of the country to another? Try it and see if the civil servants would let you.

This country is indeed tiring and if majority of us remain hopeless and helpless for long, the alternative would be to pick up arms and engage in violent criminal activity. Nigeria is a hell-hole not worth living in!

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
My dear the matter is complicated. Do you think it would be the right thing to cut off civil service? Many would lose their redundant jobs and that in itself will create another social problem that we might not be able to tackle.

namet:
Government workers do not add value to the economy. They depress growth and suck resources needed for development. Our stage of development dictate that we should invest more on infrastructure and spend less on benefits for public servants. Most of the jobs in the civil service do not exist.

Majority of the civil servants are political hacks who were enrolled in the service as political compensation. The question really is: what about the rest of us? If few people take everything for themselves, what about the rest of society. Should we go away? Sanusi, as central bank governor, advocated for a smaller and leaner civil service, so enough monies are left for development.

The way to achieve this is for government to engage the civil servants in productive and value-adding work. There's not enough food in the country. massive plantations can be setup and some civil servants can be pushed to work there, instead of sitting in offices looking for who to block or collect bribes from.

Go to a typical government office today and see if you can breath without some useless civil servant preventing you from achieving what you went there for unless you give them bribes. Ever tried to register a business at Corporate Affairs Commission? Ever tried to get a Driers License? Ever tried to clear imported goods from Apapa Wharf? Ever tried to move agriculture produce from one part of the country to another? try it and see if the civil servants would let you.

This country is indeed tiring and if majority of us remain hopeless and helpless for long, the alternate would be to pick up arms and engage in violent criminal activity. Nigeria is a hell-hole not worth living in!

Traveling out is the best option that picking up arms. I only pray we elect an innovative president next year and not some backward fellow from....

U are complaining about Abak that is even closer to uyo. Had u visited okobo LGA to access their schools? You will definitely weep. I served in that local govt from 2011-2012

They will say that I said.
Which of the two know what they are doing? One is doing it. The others are posing.

If everyone travels out, who will fix the country? Are Americans or Germans or folks from Dubai travelling out and abandoning their country? Besides, what if some of us can't travel out? The answer is not to run away. The answer is to stay and fight for the development of our homeland and ofcourse, I would be naive to say the fight for nation building excludes death.

Read the history of the rise of the present-day Israel (not the Biblical story). You will see that Israel was just as corrupt and underdeveloped like Nigeria pre-2nd world war until their citizens returned home en-masse after the holocaust.

After being exterminated by Hitler in millions, Israelis got angry for running away from their homeland thus, majority of them who lived outside Israel return and restled power from the corrupt mediocres who were running the country - kinda what is going on in Nigeria.

Today, Israel is a first class nation because of that sacrifice and courage. Instead of running away, it is time Nigerians stay in Nigeria and fight for the soul of this country.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Traveling out is the best option that picking up arms. I only pray we elect an innovative president next year and not some backward fellow from....

Blue3k2:
Compare these public school with private schools of elite. Tell me they are working when they are robbing you blind. Note this school is owned by former governor Akpabio.

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You can now see where majority of the budgeted amount were spent. How can govt maintain public schools when their children are either in private schools in Nigeria or in schools abroad? We have heartless politicians in Nigeria and I feel those from Akwa Ibom are evil because they are just too selfish and wicked. Most of these politicians are alumni of some of these dilapidated schools. Just go through their profile. They should just fear God

Any idiot blaming the north or Fulanis for the rot in education in Akwa Ibom is a Super fool. Akpabio Udom n PDP remain a curse in Akwa Ibom

darfay:
I blame the parasite north and their allies if Akwa ibom was a country with its enormous oil and low population it would be in the league of Kuwait and co but instead their money is spent on backward loving Sharia parasite like Zamfara and co not forgetting their corrupt leaders too

Lol. Don't dey have a governor in the state? Or should the Federal govt do the job o the state govt?

darfay:
I blame the parasite north and their allies if Akwa ibom was a country with its enormous oil and low population it would be in the league of Kuwait and co but instead their money is spent on backward loving Sharia parasite like Zamfara and co not forgetting their corrupt leaders too

I don't think this issue has anything 2do with d north. I agree with u concerning d lopsidedness in d way revenue is shared. D question u should b asking is what happened 2d funds allocated 2 education in d state all these years? No matter how little it was, it shouldn't b this bad, where kids are now sleeping on bare floor. This has been d state of public education 4 years and no one cares. If u go 2d north, I don't think d story is any better. Its d same corruption, where those charged with d responsibility of providing education are diverting d funds and use same 2 send their kids abroad

namet:
If everyone travels out, who will fix the country? Are Americans or Germans or folks from Dubai travelling out and abandoning their country? Besides, what if some of us can't travel out? The answer is not to run away. The answer is to stay and fight for the development of our homeland and ofcourse, I would be naive to say the fight for nation building excludes death.

Read the history of the rise of the present-day Israel (not the Biblical story). You will see that Israel was just as corrupt and underdeveloped like Nigeria pre-2nd world war until their citizens returned home en-masse after the holocaust.

After being exterminated by Hitler in millions, Israelis got angry for running away from their homeland thus, majority of them who lived outside Israel return and restled power from the corrupt mediocres who were running the country - kinda what is going on in Nigeria.

Today, Israel is a first class nation because of that sacrifice and courage. Instead of running away, it is time Nigerians stay in Nigeria and fight for the soul of this country.

I reason with you 99%.
One thing remains lacking though.
We hate each other. Right here on this forum. The curses, the insults. The praises for the corrupt politician, the praises for the "so called" men of God who "beat, embezel, kidnap, confuse, fornicate" with their followers. The disregard for Education and the acceptance of ignorance and illiteracy (from the spelling errors, you will know them).

It should be a crime for anybody with an unexplained source of income should be punished. In western world, once a public office holder is suspected of illegal earnings, that person feels SO MUCH REMORSE that he leaves the public office UNTIL such investigation is completed before he resumes BY HIMSELF. it is called conscience.
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We are no longer a people. And hardly do we fight for the same reasons any more. I fear any violent outbreak because any such will quickly derail and lead to intertribal wars. Nobody knows what "NIGERIA" means. But everybody knows what "MY VILLAGE" means.