₦airaland Forum

Abohboy:
How is it my limited experience? It isn't compulsory in any educational system as you claimed only a few schools choose to add it into their own curriculum and they're mainly trying to make themselves seem exotic or different from the rest or are trying to gain mor African students it isn't a general thing

theInterpreter:
can you read?

the topic said your greatest of all time Nigerian

And I responded accordingly
If you are sad
Go sleep

Abohboy:
Bro that's a lie i'm a student in the UK and we haven't had to read things fall apart it was optional not compulsory same goes for those in the US why do you think their knowledge on African culture and life is so limited? It isn't compulsory anywhere it is just an optional book recommended to students what is compulsory is Shakespeare Tempest, Macbeth, The Merchant Of Venice and a few of his over plays, An Inspector Calls and Of Mice and Men those are compulsory readings as much of Nigeria as you will get is Adichie in her Ted talk of a single story

theInterpreter:
Chief Obafemi Awolowo
Olufela Kuti
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti






we are not talking about artists here

othermen:
Aliko Dangote is more influential than those you have mentioned.

aremuforlife:
Stop comparing Rwanda to Nigeria,they are not mate and they will never be mate.
What is the population of Rwanda?
Lagos state is more populated than Rwanda, Rwanda is not facing any internal crisis as we speak, the present president of Rwanda is more or less a dictator, will you allow a dictator to rule or lead Nigeria.

Conrod:
You're indirectly admitting that your security agencies are failures.

Kayzy8:
Confusion as Nigeria government agents mobilized black Americans to counter Yoruba Nations Now rally in New York, USA
Yoruba Nation rallies are shouting Break Nigeria while African American hired agents were shouting One Nigeria.
It has been confirmed that African American hired agents were paid $50 per hour they shout One Nigeria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gozPyhX0qe4

Guestlander:
Desperation on the part of the government. They even hired oyinbo to shout "one Nigeria"

ogwumgbe:
We are not interested in Nigeria, a country blessed with natural resources and yet remains the poverty capital of the world has nothing to offer igbos. We are tired, we are success minded people and would not like to be dragged backward by those that inherited curses of poverty from their ancestors. Election or no election, nothing will change. Give me a good reason why we should vote? Is there any city in the South east that's up to Africa standard not to talk of international standard? Is there any road in that zoo that's up to international standard? All the votings we have been doing all these years, has any good thing come out of it? They should vote themselves in and share loots as usual, we are not interested. To hell with votes, Revolution now, we want our own country. We will only vote for referendum and nothing more

Sharon6:
The world is now divided into two people
1. The ones who already took the vaccine waiting for those who haven't taken it to die
2. The ones who haven't taken the vaccine waiting for those who already did to die.

Wahala!

malcom1X:
If a company is not willing to stand behind its product as safe, especially one rushed to market, I am not willing to take a chance on that product.


Will Osun state pay for those liabilities?