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kolafolabi:
If it is actually postponed, then Edo and Ondo election will as well be postponed

Nigerian government will disappoint you bro. They will find one excuse give you and the election will hold. They dont really care about us

In retrospect, I've never seen where a mallam appointed as education minister had made any meaningful contribution to the sector. No be we wey value education? They don't give a damn. A yoruba or igbo man as education minister wouldn't have taken such a worrisome decision. Education is our heritage and legacy people. In like-manner, they must also postpone edo and ondo elections as someone has rightly posited earlier

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9jayes:



WAEC should be postponed till 2021


Other countries have postponed any educational activities till 2021

Apart from Kenya and maybe Nigeria, where else?

kevwemike:
*Food For Thought*

*1,590,173 sat for WAEC in 2019. In 2020, it will probably be something around that figure.*

*These boys and girls will not write WAEC this year (2020) because of COVID.*

*Edo State has 2,210,534 registered voters, while Ondo State has 1,822,346. Combined, both States have 4,032,880 Registered Voters.*

*Elections will hold in both States this same year (2020) in spite of COVID.*

*Examination arrangements can be better optimized to enforce safety necessities; it will take ten times the effort to keep a polling unit orderly and safe.*

*A country's future can be deduced from how its leaders set priorities.*

When you had the chance to vote credible people, y'all didn't but toed the line if religion and tribalism, now we are all lamenting

kolafolabi:
If it is actually postponed, then Edo and Ondo election will as well be postponed

I doubt, the government won't. The elections are for adults and not for children. It is believed that adults can keep effective social distance and protect themselves, while children may not be able to.

Food For Thought

1,590,173 sat for WAEC in 2019. In 2020, it will probably be something around that figure

These boys and girls will not write WAEC this year (2020) because of COVID.

Edo State has 2,210,534 registered voters, while Ondo State has 1,822,346. Combined, both States have 4,032,880 Registered Voters.

Elections will hold in both States this same year (2020) in spite of COVID.

Examination arrangements can be better optimized to enforce safety necessities; it will take ten times the effort to keep a polling unit orderly and safe

A country's future can be deduced from how its leaders set priorities

9jayes:



WAEC should be postponed till 2021


Other countries have postponed any educational activities till 2021

You only see what you want to see. Some countries just resumed their educational activities

SirWarlock:
Apart from Kenya and maybe Nigeria, where else?

in European countries, Canada etc. Full resumption for mostly universities is till 2021 with only virtual learning taking place for now

zionema:
well said sir!

Neither do you take the underage to the war front nor kill any at the battle. This is because children are part of tomorrow's generation.

HappyNigerian:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/402077-waec-reacts-to-nigerias-embargo-on-wassce.html

We can't wait for ever,
The government have to put strict laws in place on the use of face mask in Lagos , Ogun and any other high affected states. Strict precautionary measures is what is needed to curb an untreatable pandemic until a cure is found.
Lagos people don't care anymore.

SmartProf:
All these O levels examinations are no longer credible in recent times. So much malpractice goes on, yet they just want to keep conducting them year in year out without any quality assurance. My suggestion is to allow universities run A - level or pre-degree programmes for one year for students who will miss out on O-levels exams, to enable them gain Nigerian tertiary institutions admissions. We can always conduct NECO at our convenience when the current public health situation improves. When the effect of the pandemic is adjudged less critical, students who are still interested can register for WAEC at their convenience any other year.

What are you saying??
Olevel is not credible and you are suggesting Neco. Hmm

They don't want exams to hold, but they can hold elections and do campaigns...

We expected that after interstate lockdown is removed, COVID-19 cases will explode. But what we have seen so far is that the number of cases has reduced. Subjecting people to suffering because of COVID-19 is no longer justifiable.

highcadre:
Food For Thought

1,590,173 sat for WAEC in 2019. In 2020, it will probably be something around that figure

These boys and girls will not write WAEC this year (2020) because of COVID.

Edo State has 2,210,534 registered voters, while Ondo State has 1,822,346. Combined, both States have 4,032,880 Registered Voters.

Elections will hold in both States this same year (2020) in spite of COVID.

Examination arrangements can be better optimized to enforce safety necessities; it will take ten times the effort to keep a polling unit orderly and safe

A country's future can be deduced from how its leaders set priorities

Neither do you take the underage to the war front nor kill any at the battle. This is because children are part of tomorrow's generation.

SmartProf:
All these O levels examinations are no longer credible in recent times. So much malpractice goes on, yet they just want to keep conducting them year in year out without any quality assurance. My suggestion is to allow universities run A - level or pre-degree programmes for one year for students who will miss out on O-levels exams, to enable them gain Nigerian tertiary institutions admissions. We can always conduct NECO at our convenience when the current public health situation improves. When the effect of the pandemic is adjudged less critical, students who are still interested can register for WAEC at their convenience any other year.

After Six or five years of teaching kids outdated curriculum, they still stress them to enter university to learn from unproductive lecturers that will roll out unproductive unemployable graduates.

Have lot hope in our educational system completely.

Nothing short of a total overhaul will salvage Nigeria.

Nigeria failed when our educational system failed and became unproductive.

calebify1:
What are you saying??
Olevel is not credible and you are suggesting Neco. Hmm

Not everyone here is worthy of attention bro... Too many oversabi who know nothing.

Sexabo7029:
OMG

scammer

kolafolabi:
If it is actually postponed, then Edo and Ondo election will as well be postponed

Abi, a more organized exercise will be postponed indefinitely , while an obvious disorganized activity will be allowed to fly.

kevwemike:
*Food For Thought*

*1,590,173 sat for WAEC in 2019. In 2020, it will probably be something around that figure.*

*These boys and girls will not write WAEC this year (2020) because of COVID.*

*Edo State has 2,210,534 registered voters, while Ondo State has 1,822,346. Combined, both States have 4,032,880 Registered Voters.*

*Elections will hold in both States this same year (2020) in spite of COVID.*

*Examination arrangements can be better optimized to enforce safety necessities; it will take ten times the effort to keep a polling unit orderly and safe.*

*A country's future can be deduced from how its leaders set priorities.*

It's clear that the Rulers of the day in Nigeria prefer Election to Education....

mosho2good:
when our government did not even understand the meaning of education why won't they cancel it the only language they understand is corruption

public health experts allover the world is telling government to stagger or delay school reopening...this is not peculiar to Nigeria alone

mvem:
in European countries, Canada etc. Full resumption for mostly universities is till 2021 with only virtual learning taking place for now

oh thanks. But UK plans full reopening by September and before the rebound, US also planned reopening in the fall. I'm aware some states already cancelled their academic year. Our own handling while it definitely calls for concern it also raises questions . Unfortunately Nigerians on social media aren't going to listen . To them it's just reopen this reopen that

Tolulux:
Neither do you take the underage to the war front nor kill any at the battle. This is because children are part of tomorrow's generation.

Mr man do you that those parent can come back from the battle and infect their children with covid19

SmartProf:
All these O levels examinations are no longer credible in recent times. So much malpractice goes on, yet they just want to keep conducting them year in year out without any quality assurance. My suggestion is to allow universities run A - level or pre-degree programmes for one year for students who will miss out on O-levels exams, to enable them gain Nigerian tertiary institutions admissions. We can always conduct NECO at our convenience when the current public health situation improves. When the effect of the pandemic is adjudged less critical, students who are still interested can register for WAEC at their convenience any other year.

@smartprof malpractice is whose fault waec?. Malpractice has eaten deep into Nigeria educational system from primary to the tertiary level. Even if the host of heavens were to conduct exams in Nigerian students will still find a way to cheat. I think it is high time government looks into this rising menace before it gets out of hand.

Tolulux:
Neither do you take the underage to the war front nor kill any at the battle. This is because children are part of tomorrow's generation.

Suddenly Waec for underage now abi? the way you people talk make me come to the understanding why the goverment in this shïthole behave the way they do....

Haywhymido:
You only see what you want to see. Some countries just resumed their educational activities

And some countries have curbed covid also. Or we should copy the reopening too?

9jayes:



WAEC should be postponed till 2021


Other countries have postponed any educational activities till 2021

There's no basis for what you said... It's only Kenya that I can say have postponed educational activities till 2021...Which other country, please?

mvem:
public health experts allover the world is telling government to stagger or delay school reopening...this is not peculiar to Nigeria alone

It's like folks don't bother to check what's happening around the world. To them the fact that it's no longer April means things are now fine

SirWarlock:
Apart from Kenya and maybe Nigeria, where else?

Hongkong just now now