Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 12:13pm On Aug 23, 2022 |
post=115979866: Out of school children South-east lowest  You are not current with the latest statistics Latest statistics Anambra led state with the highest numbers of out of school children |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 12:07pm On Aug 23, 2022 |
Shuzzi: Lagos alone has a population of about 23 million (Wikipedia) So why won't South West have the highest number of students that sat and highest number that passed? 
Who cares about numbers/population? The end result isn't it their performance percentage? Go and check the chart again Ogun and Oyo are also among the states with the Highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths. |
Politics › Re: SDP's Adewole Adebayo's Remarks At The NBA Conference 2022 by PureFace1(m): 11:19am On Aug 23, 2022 |
This man is more capable than Peter Obi |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 11:14am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: At least read the topic you posted Na. Imo state government is owing Innoson so how is Innoson in debt? Innoson that was able to supply cars to a state government for up to 3 years without getting paid is a strong company. Innoson supplies the Nigerian police, Army, Anambra government, Enugu govt, Imo govt and even Mali. Read the top post again and understand “The inability of the state government to pay the N2.5 billion purchase price of the vehicles supplied has resulted in Innoson Vehicles having difficulties in fulfilling its loan repayment obligations to Keystone bank and Bank of Industry,” he said.
“More so, it has led to the loss of profit arising therefrom and the accruing interest.”
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Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 11:00am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: Elizade imports cars, it does not assemble. NORD motors does not have the kind of market that Innoson has, even the SW governors are focused on patronising Chinese GAC instead of their own NORD. ProForce also does not generate as much money as Innoson, a look at the ProForce factory that looks like a welding workshop says it all. The South East has Innoson that churns out lots of cars yearly and even their Nnewi factory is no longer enough to meet the demand hence the reason why they are building a new factory in Imo. Peace Mass Transit also assembles its own buses in Enugu. There is still OMAA Company that also assembles vehicles in Anambra and it's also a new indigenous company and they just started rolling out their new products. Typical Igbo always making claims without fact, the same Innoson that is in debt and finding it difficult to service the debt you are comparing to Proforce that West Africa countries and even United Nation patronized.
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Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 10:56am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: Lonton is largest distributor of torch light in Nigeria and its CEO is an Igbo man, Peter Chukwudi Ifedia. You can't tell me that you don't have a Lontor reading lamp or torch light in your house. Same applies to UBA, Fidelity, Emzor Pharmaceutical etc. So I don't understand how you guys dominate the Igbos. Oyo and Ogun have the highest number of students that passed and FAILED than Enugu, Ebonyi and Abia combined. I hardly find any information about Lonton CEO online Yoruba dominate when it come to CEO of banks in Nigeria, check https://cibng.org/bank-directoryDon't let me even start mentioning companies with Yoruba Ceo Don't forget that those that failed Waec in those states might also done other exams like Neco and NABTEB to supplement it but the crust is having higher numbers of those that passed with 5 credits in Waec. |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 10:34am On Aug 23, 2022 |
vincentjk: We aren't bitter bro
Far from boasting and making mouth, igbos built the largest market in west Africa which is situated in onitsha from scratch, you need to visit this market and see the revenue being pulled there each day.
The largest truck spare parts market in africa is also in Anambra, many people haven't heard this tho. It's called mgbuka, to mention but a few.
If igbos aren't hardworking and focused they wouldn't be able to achieve all these after having a ravaged region due to the civil war.
In the whole of the 36 states in the country, igbos are dominating the market in distributing, wholesale and retail sales while the indigenes consume. I was raised in the north amongst hausas that's why I like hausa people so much because they accommodate and transact business with me but I'll have to tell the obvious truth no matter how it may sound.
Major distributors of dangote goods are from most parts of the country but you need to see what igbo distributors are doing for him. I know because as a retailer, I buy cement in trucks from them. Who proclaimed markets in Onitsha as the biggest in Africa? Where are the statistics and figures to back it up? |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 10:26am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: Lol. Yoruba domination? Lol. Even in your Lagos, do you know how many companies have South Easterners as their CEOs? Do I also remind you that there are Igbo students who also make up the list of students that passed from the South West and will also be gaining admission like you said? The surprising thing here is that you guys in the SW are not even concerned about the terrible performance of the public schools in your region despite boasting about free education bla bla bla. Public school education in the East is much better than what I am seeing from the South West. As for that admission, most of the students who wrote exams in the SE will definitely be applying to go to Universities in the East and the Eastern Universities will give them priority over students from other regions based on catchment area so your analysis is flawed. Mention those companies with Igbo CEO lol Even the CEO of Gala and Bigi drinks companies that Igbo hawks in Lagos traffic are Yorubas Oyo and Ogun also have the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths and highest numbers that sat for Waec, I thought Igbo are only plenty in Lagos only when did Ogun and Oyo also become no man's land?
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Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 10:04am On Aug 23, 2022 |
vincentjk: Believe it or not.
When I was schooling in nasarawa state, most competitions weren't won by the indigenes, in fact looking at results, one will think the schools are situated in between southsouth/south east.
I'm not making mouth bro rather telling you pure facts, go to schools in kaduna, abuja, jos, nasarawa... And see for yourself.
We are leaving our region to settle in every single region in the world because we are hustlers, if you think we are running away, maybe you need to visit the east and see things for yourself. So you are the only hustlers in Nigeria? Which type of work are you guys doing that you can't do in your region if your economy is buoyant? Well you can't blame other regions for that, stop claiming every positives development of other regions. Whenever there is any negative things about South west you guys would forget that there are many Igbo in South west then and wouldn't hesitate to gloat and mock South west but you want to claim every positive development of South west. How is that Possible? only bitter and jealous people does that |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 9:50am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: Anambra had a pass rate of 91.23% in public schools and 92.84% in private schools. Enugu had a pass rate of 93.9% in public schools which is highest pass rate in public schools in Nigeria and had 91.2% in private schools.
Now compare the results above to the following:
Lagos: 75.83% for public schools and 87.64% in private schools Ogun: 55.19% for public schools and 93.05% in private schools Osun: 32.55% for public schools and 65.99% in private schools Oyo: 54.77% for public schools and 79.93% in private schools You are really delusional, you keep boasting about pass percentage and forget that Lagos, Ogun and Oyo have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec more than any state in South East and also the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths. Which means more students will be gaining admission in South west, later graduating and getting corporate jobs. After that you guys will cry marginalization because of Yoruba domination |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 9:45am On Aug 23, 2022 |
Unbiased1: Check the full list well and do your calculations, the South West also has the highest number of students that failed the exam. Look at the list that has the State by state breakdown and see how useless the public schools in the south west are. Please upload the pictures that have the full list of states and their performance in both public and private schools to see how students from the South West failed. The crust of the matter is that South west also have the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths which means that South west we also have more students gaining admission into higher institutions, later graduating and getting corporate jobs, after that you guys will cry marginalization because of Yoruba domination. |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 9:36am On Aug 23, 2022 |
vincentjk: Don't also forget that their are a handful of south easterners residing in the south west.
Every school in the south west must've people from the east schooling there and south southerners as well.
So they help make up the figure you just posted. SE/SS people there could not be more than 15% Also Oyo and Ogun state are among the top 3 states with most students that sat for Waec and also those that passed with 5 credits including English and maths. Is that also the reason why North Central also have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and passed more than South East? You always want to claim every positive things about South west, South west is not the reason why you guys are trooping out of your region like it is barren. |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 8:55am On Aug 23, 2022 |
AmehTsaev: No South West states among the top 10, even Ebonyi of yesterday made the top 10 list...Awolowo must be rolling in his grave right now, so much for free education. Gloating on propaganda South west have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths https://www.nairaland.com/7292449/south-west-highest-number-waec-students |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 8:53am On Aug 23, 2022 |
AmehTsaev: No South West states among the top 10, even Ebonyi of yesterday made the top 10 list...Awolowo must be rolling in his grave right now, so much for free education. It is not a matter of percentage South west have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths https://www.nairaland.com/7292449/south-west-highest-number-waec-students
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Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 8:52am On Aug 23, 2022 |
vincentjk: 4 out of the 5 states of the people they call 5ive percenters made the list and imo should be sitting on 11 or 12 position, that's commendable.
Isn't it surprising to say that Peter obi will win in these 10 states up here?
Any right thinking people will always vote a good leader for the bettermenet of education as well.
President Peter obi PPO vision 2023 It is not a matter of percentage South west have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths
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Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi’s Investment In Education Led To Good WAEC Performance - Commissioner by PureFace1(m): 8:32am On Aug 23, 2022 |
It is not a matter of percentage
South west have the highest numbers of students that sat for Waec and the highest numbers of students that passed with 5 credits including English and maths
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Education › Re: 10 Best Performing States & Regions In WAEC 2021 by PureFace1(m): 3:28am On Aug 20, 2022 |
obynzo: There was one research into history I carried out on how education started in Nigeria. I know people will contest this but I don't care. Education started in the Western Region of Nigeria and they were leading until the late 40s when Eastern region overtook them in Primary and Secondary school enrollment. Even in 1955 Awolowo introduced free education to bridge the gap with the Eastern region. It still didn't bridge the gap, it was the civil war that made the states that make up the Eastern region to lose pace in Education funny enough after more than 40 years later. The gap has been bridged and overtaken. Yeah hope you guys bring the same energy to the Top 10 best results in Jamb and top Universities in Nigeria. |
Education › Re: 10 Best Performing States & Regions In WAEC 2021 by PureFace1(m): 3:26am On Aug 20, 2022 |
Mrkindness: your people are beat in selling agbo and doing road side mechanics now. I don't see the same energy on the top 10 best results in Jamb. Yoruba dominated the list What is wrong in doing roadside mechanics, if there is no roadside mechanics how are you going to repair your cars? No wonder you people full Indonesia and India prisons, always reasoning backward. |
Education › Re: 10 Best Performing States & Regions In WAEC 2021 by PureFace1(m): 3:12am On Aug 20, 2022 |
Truthdeypain: Which Ado shey na Ola oluwa muslim grammar school, Christ school, Mary hills, New model, Seed of grace, Christostom, Ansar U deen etc even with your alarming regimented malpractices, majority of your native students are touts and yahoo apprentices. Na only noise wey dem sabi make for that una language. Awon agbero eleribu na to dey shout awa la ni professor ju upandan, most will hardly be able to translate that into proper grammar sef, tok more back it up in class. All they do is threaten, intimidate and harass brilliant students from other regions wey dey smash with their animosities and wicked envy. Typical Agberos! Ekiti and their mythical achievements of professorships and education.
The only card they ever bring to the table, even when you dey you own jeje dey jack, dey smash for class dem no go free you, I guess the can't just fathom why Omo ina should be leading all their Omoluabi asses year after year. No be dem fault sha, las las exam, olympiad etc we sabi demography wey dey smash pass, after we go represent the fools we go still come back with trophies and medals even sometimes beating our own kinsmens, for what only to come back hostels to loud and shameless chatters of Omo ina, Omo Igbo, tribalistic discourses and targeted intimidations and gaslighting. Wicked souls!
Their hygiene, development and cognitive abilities is also a sharp decline from these their education myths. I always wondered how people who claim to be so woke will be able to all but chew shit in their mouths, very disgusting!
Anyways theres nothing surprising here, everybody knows the only surprising thing is that all eastern states should be there. Empty barrel lo ma kpariwo, we no dey make noise, but the results are evident. To ally igbo folks everywhere keep making us proud.
Expect more envy and jealousy. Don't expect any compliments from your counterparts, I am sure their hatred has been rekindled afresh, they are already cooking up rebuttals with their brainwashed mythical statistics to debunk these obvious facts. I expect their teachers to fish out brilliant Igbos in class to debunk and distort their results to make them look bad and less performing, all these and more we personally experienced in sec school but we scaled thorough unscathed. Typical Igbos. Their hate and loathe will always be our fuel and motivation, we will continue to defy the odds and obstacles. I can feel your bitterness and frustration, it is call inferiority complex. How come I didn't see all these when Yoruba dominated the Top 10 best results in Jamb, or that don't count ? |
Education › Re: 10 Best Performing States & Regions In WAEC 2021 by PureFace1(m): 2:35am On Aug 20, 2022 |
patrickcollins: And how many of ur names have made best graduating from East or South Universities, u think it ends at ur door step, ur analysis was wrong Go and check the top 10 best results in Jamb this year, Yoruba dominated the list We have the best institutions in our backyard, so don't expect our best to come to your region to school. Yoruba excelled in Europe and National exam, don't be surprised that the best waec Results could be a Yoruba's result |
Crime › Re: Anthony Nwaneri: Police Arrests Fake Naval Officer In Lagos by PureFace1(m): 9:53pm On Aug 17, 2022 |
I'm sure he is one of the "Lagos is a no man's land" crooner, he believe he can do whatever he like in Lagos.
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Politics › Re: Pictures Of Bola Tinubu And Obasanjo In Abeokuta by PureFace1(m): 3:37pm On Aug 17, 2022 |
shugaboy6102: Obasanjo does not play tribal politics. Look at ooni supporting this old man what a shame. Osinbajo is 100 times better than this Tinubu that should be resting if not for greed and wickedness. Where is the Ooni supporting him? That man in the picture in white clothes is not Ooni of Ife |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Bola Tinubu And Obasanjo In Abeokuta by PureFace1(m): 3:32pm On Aug 17, 2022 |
Abujaexpress: This Oni of Ife just dey waka upandan like a school child You must be seeing things there is no Ooni of ife in the picture |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi, Tinubu And Atiku. My Experience Inside A Keke In Osun State by PureFace1(m): 10:15am On Aug 16, 2022 |
Falopeabimbola: I'm from Ile Ife and currently in Ife for my younger sister's wedding. I carried out a social experiment and I was shocked.
They are voting PO. You think I be Igbo? Then make yourself happy Lol keep deceiving yourself The same ile ife APC narrowly won in the last governorship election |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Never Said Anambra University Is The Only Uni Not On Strike (video) by PureFace1(m): 7:52am On Aug 15, 2022 |
Gadafii: The urchins seun employed here won’t push this to front page There are so many positive threads and posts about Obi on frontpage in fact on some occasions there were hardly any positive thread about Tinubu, but you Peter Obi supporters are the only people that abuse and insult the mods on this forum. I have never seen any Tinubu supporter curse or insult the mods for negative threads about Tinubu or cry of any bias, it is always you Peter Obi supporters trying to blackmail the mods to do your bidding. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Never Said Anambra University Is The Only Uni Not On Strike (video) by PureFace1(m): 7:47am On Aug 15, 2022 |
How is it any different?
He referenced to what someone said, he believed it himself and also boasted about it.
He is not yet a president and he is already not current with major happenings in Nigeria what if he now become president?
People like me even Know Lagos state university and other states universities are not on strike, it is not difficult if you are current with the news so it should not be an excuse for a man that claimed he is ready to face the myriads of problems facing the country. So many red flags |
Crime › Re: Four Dead In Opc-fulani Men Clash — Kwara Police [photo] by PureFace1(m): 7:09am On Aug 14, 2022 |
Mrkindness: Kwara state is a northern state OPC a Yoruba terrorist organization have no right to invade another region except they are looking for war. Let the people of kwara decide where they belong to |
Crime › Re: Four Dead In Opc-fulani Men Clash — Kwara Police [photo] by PureFace1(m): 7:07am On Aug 14, 2022 |
Coolsperm: Most of the dead are local Yoruba Muslims, fly wey no de hear word de follow corsps enter grave You know that from the corners of your room 4 dead Fulani dung sniffers |
Politics › Re: One Of The Reason Western Countries Are Not Supporting Biafra Agitation by PureFace1(op): 6:47am On Aug 14, 2022 |
GerogeI: Tiniubu is a mini god in Yoruba land, his position is naturally expected by Yorubas, they are used to being given fiat directives. Even Hausas have not repeated the pre-independence Monarchial leadership, but Yorubas are repeating Awolowo in Tinubu.
As for Igbos, nobody can point finger and dethrone a sitting Governor. Not even the Orjis who managed to perpetuate Abia state Government in their family for 4 terms. They will always be challenged. Which directive is he giving? You are believing the Propaganda online, if he is such a Dictator he would have been ousted a long time ago. He just support people with his influence at most he can't dictate for them. |
Politics › Re: One Of The Reason Western Countries Are Not Supporting Biafra Agitation by PureFace1(op): 7:28pm On Aug 13, 2022 |
GerogeI: Thats how they teach you people false history. Biafra was declared by the Eastern House of Assembly, not Ojukwu. Biafra name was proposed by a Cross River Representative and adopted by the house. OJukwu was apppointed as the country leader being the most Senior Military Officer, at a time we needed Military defence. We are unapologetically republicans. Even today, thats why a Tinubu-tin god can not happen in our land.
In case you do not know. Nnamdi Azikiwe was born and raised in Zaria, he thinks like and has northern interest. He is an Igbo man mainly by name, spent most of his time growinh up outside Igbo culture.
Third, unlike your monarchies in the North, or gerontocracy in the Southwest, who rule by fiat, which both sides keep trying to fiist of the rest of Nigeria in the guise of democracy. Our political leaders cannot tell us what to do, they like everybody else are entitled to their opinion. Whether that opinion succeeds depends on how many people they can influences to buy into it. Nnamdi Kanu is not elected,not appointed, but has been apple to sell his Biafea vision to many. Hence he has people power. Any western democratic leader will admire and respect that anyday anytime. They just do not want to give up the oil control, and we are not interested in denying them oil benefits either. At some point, they will understand that and the Biafra will stand. Nnamdi Kanu is a mini God in Igbo land even with more hardcore followers and blind loyalist than Tinubu Tinubu is just a powerful politician in South west like so many other politicians in Nigeria like The Orjis, ekweremadu, Wike, James Ibori etc. |
Politics › Re: One Of The Reason Western Countries Are Not Supporting Biafra Agitation by PureFace1(op): 6:38pm On Aug 13, 2022 |
GerogeI: When did westerners see you, to tell you all this? Your foolishness is glaring.
Nobody can be a dictator among Igbos, not Ojukwu, not Azikiwe, and not Nnamdi Kanu, simply because we are traditionally Republicans. One man does not speak for us, hence the reference 'Oha na Eze' in all our expression of political interest and laws. Meaning 'The People and the King'. Notice that it is the people before the King. And still we have no Kings, just psuedo kings in the boarderlands.
Western countries know this more than you think. Britain knows this more than you, having fought endless wars with us, when they thougth they had made a backdoor deals. They also know that one man cannot decide for us, which is why they maintain one Nigeria, so they can force unity on us in the face of other tribes.
They have seen how the One Nigeria failed, apart from throwing up Nepotic leaders like Buhari, with ethnic supremacy agendas against international multi-social orders, it is brewing both endless immigrants and Islamic terrorists for them in their own country. They are currently wotking hard, trying to avert the ethnic cleansing that is likely to befall Fulani's on Buhari's exit as you can see fromm the infamous BBC documentary.
So the truth is that western countries cannot wait to see Biafra actualised. They are only trying to persuade their bussiness community who have investments in the oil industry. Hence, Biafrans are doing every thing to give them confidence that their investments and contracts will be safe and carried over to the Great Biafra! Igbo might be traditionally republicans before the colonial Era but not after it even Ojukwu was a Dictator, how could he single handedly started the Civil War otherwise? Azikiwe that was also an Igbo leader told him back then not to start the war but he did not listen, that's exactly how Dictators behave. |
Politics › One Of The Reason Western Countries Are Not Supporting Biafra Agitation by PureFace1(op): 5:08pm On Aug 13, 2022*. Modified: 5:43pm On Aug 13, 2022 |
Western countries promote democracy and hate communism or any Dictatorship forms of government to the core.
Nnamdi Kanu has become a mini God to his followers, everything he says is true and unquestionable his words are laws and orders.
If Biafra is achieved today there is a chance Nnamdi Kanu may become a mini Puttin of Russia or chairman Mao Zedong of China , in charge of every hands of government.
Westerners see a lot of Dictatorship tendencies in Biafra Agitation, if they portrayed themselves as true democrats and peaceful they may actually be able to get significant support internationally but choosing the violence route and attacking the government has totally destroyed that chance.
Only Dictatorship or communist countries like China, Russia, Turkey, Iran etc can easily support Biafra agitation without any qualms but Biafra agitators must also be ready to bring a lot to the table like valuable resources or any of those countries must have interest in breaking up Nigeria but then the west won't allow it to happen easily.
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