₦airaland Forum

CFCfan:
Last season sef, he got skinned by many wingers. It's just that he overlaps well and scores some goals.

Bowaley17:
And i won't mind be the Conductor.

You fit withstand agbero players like those westbrom strikers??

CFCfan:
The bloke ain't a natural RB. He's more of a CB

sammycarz:
Our defense is still unconvincing at times, but our attacking force has really been boosted by Pedro

slap1:
Hope against West Brom? That's a new one!

Nickymezor:
Fynoo....it's raining lik cat n dog here... urs nko?

Nickymezor:
Nice move, I hope it yields d necessary results sha. @Snadguy007, hw far?

OYO State government has stopped further payment of West African Examinations Council (WAEC) registration fees of students in public schools in the state, commencing from the 2015/2016 academic session in September.

The government alluded the poor financial status of the state government and lackadaisical attitude of parents and students to promotion of quality education as reason for the decision.

Head of Service, Mr Soji Eniade, in a statement on Wednesday, said this was evidenced on the data on student enrolment and performance of students in WAEC examination in the last seven years.

The data revealed that between June 2007 and June 2013, only 14.27 per cent of 396,579 students that enrolled for the public examination passed.

While the government had spent N2,067,545,050 on the examination compared to the value of the number of students that passed, which amounted to N315,513.900.

In addition, the yearly mock examinations will henceforth, be conducted for final year students. This, the government noted was to ensure that only serious and quality students were presented by the state for public examinations.

Also, students will now pay N1,000 per term as Education Development Levy. The fund gathered would be utilised to compliment government’s effort at improving infrastructure in public secondary schools.

Other measures to improve students’ performance in state schools include that students must have 80 per cent attendance in class.

This, the statement said had become a prerequisite for promotion to higher classes.

Furthermore, extramural classes for students in JSS3 and SSS3 would be enhanced, while students in public secondary schools would proceed to the next class only if they passed their promotion examination. Henceforth, automatic promotion of students had been cancelled.

To ensure monitoring, Zonal Education Monitoring Committees will be inaugurated in all the eight educational zones of the state, in line with the provision of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act.

The mandate of the committee, to report to the government monthly, will be to monitor schools within the zones to ensure zero level of students’ truancy and social ills within and outside schools’ premises.

President Buhari told his guests, adding that those who have stolen the national wealth "will be in court in a matter of weeks and Nigerians will know those who have short-changed them."

Best news i"ve been waiting for since.

Please forgive GEJ and Mama peace, he wasn't the thief, his ministers were the one stealing.

No 1 on the list should be that opolo eyes woman. Then others should follow

God bless Nigeria
God bless PMB
God bless Nigerians

destinysaid:
copy copy from twitter