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investnow2013:
Mazi Osita Chidoka ICT Centre Obosi!.....Yet another Investment in Education in Anambra State!... Ife eji abu onye Anambra erika erika!

FKO81:
The Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Obiano has been lauded for the sparkling performance of Anambra children in National Examination Council (NECO) exams.

Speaking during a courtesy visit on Governor Obiano at the Governor’s Lodge, Amawbia, the Registrar/Chief Executive of NECO, Prof. Abdulrashid Garba applauded the State for recording almost 80% in 5 Credits including English Language and Mathematics in year 2015.

“This is commendable sir, and that is the reason why I choose Anambra as my first port of call in my tour of states of the federation,” Prof. Garba revealed, further attributing the impressive performance of the state to the heavy investments that the state government makes in education.

“I also want to appreciate you for the good relationship that your office has with NECO and to commend you for the great performance of Anambra State in NECO examinations which is largely because of the investment your government has been making in education,” the NECO Registrar observed and further revealed that since taking over the mantle of leadership of the examination body five months ago, his mission has been to guarantee credible examinations that can be accepted worldwide and to cement the relationship between NECO and various state governments in order to build confidence and cater for the Nigerian child.

He also praised the governor for giving NECO a free plot of land to build its office in the state and commended Anambra for showing such a keen interest in NECO examinations.

Recalling that the examinations body came into existence 16 years ago to help restore integrity to the nation’s examinations, Prof. Garba revealed that NECO has a slogan which emphasizes the importance of “doing the right thing for NECO’s integrity and doing the right thing for credible examinations.”

In his response, Governor Obiano expressed happiness that Anambra has been consistent in churning out impressive results in national examinations in the past three years.

According to him, “my administration has done quite a number of things in the past 18 months to ensure that Anambra continues to do well in all external examinations. First is the initiative to give teachers in the remote areas of the state a quarter of their salaries in addition to their basic salaries. This has stimulated a clamour among teachers to be posted to rural areas. In addition, if a teacher teaches sciences or Igbo, she gets a quarter more to encourage her,” Governor Obiano explained. He assured NECO of the support of his administration at all times.

The highlight of the visit was the presentation of a commemorative plaque to the governor to underscore NECO’s acknowledgement of Anambra’s excellent performances and the governor’s robust investment in education
http://metrowatchonline.com/neco-boss-applauds-obiano-over-anambras-performance-in-exams/

FreeGlobe:
Gov. Obiano with Cardinal Arinze

Cjrane2:
I think Oremi22 is 100% right.

It doesn't have to be yorubaland, even though it is indeed part of the alien territories our people have continued to bury their life savings.

I read the use of the name "Dangote" as a metaphor. I understand it to mean even the wealthiest blackman on planet earth, known for investing every where else in the world has wisely kept his investments out of Igboland that he considers enemy territory. I doubt there are any hausa or Yoruba man that has a hut in Igboland, yet Igbos are "wisely" exposing all their wealth in hausa and yorubaland for their enemies to easily target, convert or destroy.

Any Igbo person even a tenth as rich as Dangote, would have bought all the land in Kano,Kaduna,Sokoto, Abuja, lagos and Osogbo.
The baffling stupidity of our people with the continued investment of all their treasures in the enemy's territory has become untenable and truly embarrassing. Therefore now, we must clearly tell those that have continued with that foolish behavior to know that "they are on their own"

Abagworo:
Visit IMSU permanent site and you will be amazed. By the time it is unveiled you and your likes will be shaken.

eaglechild:
This clearly shows that Rochas is a fraud.

We are talking about primary and secondary health centres.
These projects were budgeted for, what happened midway?
Perhaps he never had any intention of completing these projects.

Meanwhile he has money to be stacking rocks at every roundabout in the name of fountain.
He is the worst case of misplaced priorities or should I say fraudulent window dressing while the rot eats deeper.

Abagworo:
Which one is permanent Uli or Igbariam? All glorified secondary schools. Visit ABSU or RSUST.

Abagworo:
This is the education revolution.


http://www.gistpost.com/2015/10/increased-ANSU-students-school-fess.html?m=1

ANSU will be able to charge tuition fees of up to N251,300
per year from 2015/2016 academic session, as the state
government transfers much of the cost of running the
university to students.
The increase tuition fees at ANSU is making me think hard
about whether the university was the right route for average
Anambrarian or to kill off students. I am an alumnus of
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University formerly
Anambra State University. I knew what I paid through to
graduate.
I know of two things that can cause tuition fees of college
or university to increase.
1. The university spends more - paying faculty more, or
building more infrastructures, or conducting more research
-- whatever the reason, spending rises and all will boil
down on the students and their families.
2 If the state government in this case cut subsidies
university (rather than, say, cut spending or solicit alumni
donations) to make up the difference.
My fear then is that the outcome of such high fees will be to
damage participation and social mobility among students.
Medical Students will pay N251,300 as against 156K they
paid last session, Law N186,950 previous N136K,
Professional/science based courses N136,950, Non-
professional Courses, N126,950.
Now, why would a government who clamour and profess
love for education make it almost impossible for his
subjects to acquire the basic education even when it is one
of the fundamental human rights?
Who can students turn to? What can students turn to? When
faced with difficulties like this one, Students will end up
turning to the vices/embracing the vices. Oh no no ...

Abagworo:
Haha! This year has proven that there is improvement and mind you ANSU is not even up to the standard of a primary school in Imo state.

Abagworo:
That shows how tolerant Okorocha is. Now that he is in ruling party no usu get mouth. If concessioning will improve the paradtatals and reduce financial burden on Government then it should be encouraged.

Abagworo:
http://www.elombah.com/index.php/reports/841-education-backslides-in-anambra-state-under-gov-obiano

As Anambra loses first position in NECO, WAEC 2015*Prior to the coming of Obiano, Anambra State was known for her first position as the best performing state in NECO, WAEC, SSCE and JAMB exams .Two years after Obiano [pictured above drinking Anambra away], Anambra State could not find her name in the first ten as *Kwara State*Lagos State*Imo State Lead in the WAEC exams.While Delta State and Edo lead in NECO exam.It used to be Anambra State all the way in the entire exam bodies.Anambra State used to come first in the two exam bodies due to education policy reform and attention paid by past administration.Today, we are going backward instead of forward.God save Anambra.As Anambra State lost her place as best performing state in NECO and WAEC , we own our state a duty .A duty to redirect the ship of our state. A Duty to use our vote to Correct the 2013 mistake in 2017 .A duty to use our vote to save Education sector of Anambra State which is the engine room of our future as a State.

Ofodirinwa:
So from your rotten tongue Imo is a poor state? GTFO. Good governance means if you don't have the money to build this you find a way to get it built that's sustainable and intelligent. Look at how Obi caused and educational revolution in Anambra in a way that saved him money. Stop the ignorance

Abagworo:
Forget propaganda. Anambra is even owing months of arrears despite paying the lowest in Southern Nigeria with minimum wage of 10, 000. Maybe some people aren't informed in that issue but I am. Let me buttress my assertions with evidences.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/4-years-after-enugu-ebonyi-anambra-fail-to-implement-n18000-minimum-wage/

In Anambra, it was gathered that besides N10,000 the
governor added to all the workers’ salary during a three-
week strike to force implementation, the present
government recently added 15 per cent pay rise. This also fell short of the N18.000 NMW.

Abagworo:
This comparison is of no use. Obi finished 8 years without completing most of his projects which Obiano has continued and yet they remain uncompleted but Okorocha has done 4.5 years and has built over 250 glaringly verifiable schools. Obi did not cause any educational evolution. Anambra has always been 3rd behind Imo and Delta in University education and it is still 3rd behind Imo and Delta this 2015. WAEC this year Imo moved to 3rd behind Lagos and Edo while Anambra dropped out of top 10.

I acknowledge Peter Obi's prudence but he did that because he was in 2nd term and had full backing of Jonathan thereby suppressing opposition. For example Anambra was paying and is still paying the lowest minimum wage in all of Southern Nigeria and there is no free education. On the contrary Imo is paying the highest minimum wage and the State is equally funding free education to tertiary level. If Imo decreases its minimum wage to 11,500 and then reverse its free education policy don't you think Okorocha would have far more savings?

steveeeee5:
chai pedophile i hope you've not infected those children with HIV. hmm what an unfortunate scenerio,

dead coward skeleton with little sense, in your next poor life you will learn to belong where you should,

ngwa stand up and open oga's gate before you are sacked. ozu!!

steveeeee5:
hahaha i have come to put an end to your miserable life. now i have fixed my internet.

AIDS patient, no wonder you look dry like a paki, and you take that retroviral drug so your mouth dont start cracking and smelling like your mamas womanliness

steveeeee5:
iimbecile of inestimable strata, you dwell amongst the muddy clan and you cannot afford that face me i face you, that house is very fuccked and no wonder you rep it so much, why wouldn't you since you have never seen a good life before in your life so anything better than the mud is heaven. foolish basstard that would due of poverty. *spits on his head*

Abagworo:
Imo State pays the highest in Nigeria. What Obiano did was being clever by half and deceiving those who didn't know. Peter Obi refused to be intimidated into paying more than he could afford and that was what gave Obiano soft landing. Now read this

http://allafrica.com/stories/201503050103.html

Anambra workers demand full implementation: In Anambra
State, immediate past government of Peter Obi, instead of
implementing the N18.000 minimum wage, just added
N10,000 and just recently, the incumbent governor merely
effected a15 percent increment to the workers' salaries
which still fell short of the N18.000 minimum wage.


State Chairman of NLC, Patrick Obianyo, who spoke against
the backdrop of inability of the state government to give the
state workforce a 100 percent minimum wage, however
stated that the recent 15 percent increase in workers'
salaries was a welcome development"

Abagworo:
Anambra never increased their minimum wage to 18000. Peter Obi made it clear that they could not afford it then. Up till today Anambra pays lowest.

revenge001:
Thanks....... am sure am gonna be fine! If God be God, then I fear no sickness

ruggedboy01:
E-war looming

ruggedboy01:
get lost...... All of u anambra igbos claiming supremacy will live to regret soon

Anuohia