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NL no go kill pesin sef

At the bolded? Moooooooogbeoooooooo



Mehn that dude you quote is damn funny die

TippyTop:
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Mynd_44 please delete this guy's post and ban him for character assassination. The case is presently in court, can't deduce his reasons for repeating the lie.

arresa:
Funniest post in a long long time... lmao

I lol when you see them spew crap like massive, gigantic, huge, colossal industries in anambra, Ho niSha and so on, but they end up showing you a fenced garage or warehouse.....

IGBOPRINCE:
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CltrAltDel:
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All this one you wrote na TRASH!!!!...........Dont bring yoruba into this....all the comments were made by your people so leave other tribes out of your misery
Go face them....

FKO81:
Abia and Anambra States once again have led the pack in the recently released WAEC May/June 2015 results, with Edo State on the third position.

According to statistics, Abia State topped the chart with 33, 762 of its 52, 801 candidates.

Anambra State came second with 28, 379 out of 46, 385 candidates. While Abia State scored 63.94 per cent, Anambra got 61.18 per cent out of 100 per cent.

Edo State took the third position with 38, 052 of its 62, 327 candidates getting five credits and above. It had 61.05 per cent. Rivers and Imo states came fourth and fifth respectively.

The worst performing state are Sokoto, Bauchi, Kebbi, Katsina, Gombe, Jigawa and Zamfara ranking 30th to 36th respectively.

See a quick stat below:

1] Abia State (63.94%) 1st

2] Anambra state (61.18%) 2nd

3] Edo state (61.05%) 3rd

4] Rivers State 4th

5] Imo State 5th

6] Lagos 6th

7] Bayelsa 7th

8] Delta 8th

9] Enugu 9th

10] Ebonyi 10th

The Worst Performing States Are As Follows -

30] Sokoto 30th

31] Bauchi 31st

32] Kebbi 32nd

33] Katsina 33rd

34] Gombe 34th

35] Jigawa 35th

36] Zamfara 36th

Read a more comprehensive report from PUNCH below:

Again, South-East leads in WASSCE performance chart

No candidate qualified for university admission from four Federal Government colleges in the 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination where Abia State topped the performance register, CHARLES ABAH writes

Details of the May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination emerged on Thursday with states in the South-East, again, leading in the performance chart of candidates who obtained credits in at least five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

Abia State topped the chart with 33, 762 of its 52, 801 candidates.

This came as no candidate obtained five credits and above, including English and Mathematics from four Federal Government colleges.

The schools are the Federal Government Girls’ College, Bajoga, Gombe State; FGGC, Bauchi; FGGC Gboko, and the Federal Science and Technical College, Kafanchan.

To secure university admission in the country, a candidate must obtain credits in five subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics.

Anambra State came second with 28, 379 out of 46, 385 candidates. While Abia State scored 63.94 per cent, Anambra got 61.18 per cent out of 100 per cent.

Edo State took the third position with 38, 052 of its 62, 327 candidates getting five credits and above. It had 61.05 per cent. Rivers and Imo states came fourth and fifth respectively.

In the 2014 May/June WASSCE rankings, Anambra State led the pack, while Abia State came second.

However, with 4.37 per cent, Yobe State came last on the 2015 rankings list with only 646 candidates obtaining five credits and above including English and Mathematics. Fourteen thousand, seven hundred and eight-four pupils, comprising 10, 807 males and 3,977 females, sat for the examination in the state.

Aside from Yobe State, seven other northern states occupied the rear positions in the rankings involving the 36 states and Abuja. They are Zamfara (36th), Jigawa (35th), Gombe (34th), Katsina (33rd), Kebbi (32nd) Bauchi (31st) and Sokoto (30th).

Lagos with 68, 173 out of 141, 963 candidates that sat for the examination placed sixth on the rankings. In fact, 32, 595 males and 35, 578 females obtained the required benchmark for university admission.

The statistics obtained exclusively by our correspondent on Thursday also revealed that Osun and Oyo states placed 29th and 26th respectively. While 8,801 candidates out of 48,818 obtained the basic entry requirement for university admission in Osun, Oyo State recorded only 21.03 per cent success in the examination.

Of the 78,896 candidates Oyo State presented, only 16,588 of them obtained five credits and above including English and Mathematics.

The breakdown, according to a WAEC source, is the consolidated results approved by the council following its National Examinations Committee meeting held in November.

One million five hundred and ninety thousand, two hundred and eighty-four candidates sat for the examination in which only 562, 413 candidates obtained credits in five subjects and above including English Language and Mathematics.

In other words, 1,029,871 representing 64.63 per cent failed to obtain admission requirement to the nation’s universities.

The former Head of National of the council, Mr. Charles Eguridu, announced the release of the results last August.

A further breakdown of the 2015 results, showed that the seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th positions went to Bayelsa, Delta, Enugu and Ebonyi states in that order.

Ekiti State placed 11th with 8,954 out of its 21, 333 candidates that sat for the examination getting the required admission benchmark.

Kaduna, Ondo, Abuja, Kogi, Benue, Akwa Ibom, and Kwara states came 12th, 13th, 14, 15th and 16th in that order.

Ogun State with 75,994 candidates occupied the 19th position. The state bagged 32.89 per cent with its 25, 006 candidates, comprising 12,059 males and 12, 947 females, obtaining five credits and above including English and Mathematics.

In the 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25 slots are Cross River, Taraba, Plateau, Nassarawa, Kano and Borno states in that order. While 15,903 candidates out of 62,511 obtained the benchmark in Kano, 5,347 out of 21,695 got the same results in Borno.

Niger and Adamawa states occupy the rankings list ahead of Osun State. They placed 27th and 28th. While Osun State recorded 18.03 per cent success, Niger and Adamawa states got 19.66 and 18.08 per cent respectively.

Meanwhile, in the performance register for the 104 Federal Government colleges in the same examination, the Federal Government Girls’ College, Benin, outshined the others with 230 of its 232 pupils getting the university admission yardstick.

The Federal Government Girls’ College, Kazaure, occupied the second slot with only two of its pupils also missing the benchmark. But while FGGC Benin, obtained 99.14 per cent, its Kazaure counterpart, got 98.10 per cent.

The breakdown showed that the Federal Government College, Rubochi, came third with its 146 candidates, comprising 94 males and 52 females, out of 156 that sat for the examination putting up good showings.

The Federal Government Academy, Suleja; FGC, Okigwe, and the FGC, Nise, came fourth, fifth and sixth.

From the Unity schools in Lagos, the FGC, Ijanikin, which occupied the seventh position in the rankings, emerged the best in the state with 357 out of its 387 candidates that sat for the examination obtaining the basic university entry requirement.

It came ahead of the over 100-year-old Kings College (18th), Federal Science and Technical College, Yaba (21st) and the Queens College (54th). While 361 out of 452 candidates obtained their papers at KC, 181 out of 413 females succeeded at QC.

Occupying the eighth, ninth, 10th, 11th and 12th positions are the FGC, Okposi; FGC, Ikole-Ekiti; FGGC Efon-Alaye; FGGC, Minjibir, and the FGC, Jos, in that order.

From the statistics, The PUNCH findings revealed that of the 74 candidates that sat for the examination at the FGGC, Bajoga, no one got the basic admission requirement.

It was the scenario at the FGGC, Bauchi and Gboko. Whereas 143 candidates sat for the examination in the Bauchi school, 144 females did the same at the FGGC, Gboko.

For the FSTC, Kafanchan, of the 40 candidates, comprising 29 males and 11 females that sat for the examination, no one also obtained the minimum entry requirements to the university.

Of the 26 Unity schools occupying the rear positions on the performance chart, 22 of them are located in the North. The other four colleges are the FGGC, Ikot Obio Itong, Ukam at 89th position; FGGC, Calabar (92nd); FSTC, Uyo (93rd) and the FGC, Idoani, Ondo State occupying the 96th position.

In the May/June 2014 WASSCE, 529,425 candidates, representing 31.28 per cent of the candidates, obtained the minimum university entry requirement. One million, six hundred and ninety-two thousand, four hundred and thirty-five candidates sat for the examination that year.

In May/June 2013, 639,334 candidates, representing 38.30 per cent, qualified to seek admission to university in the country. One million five hundred and forty-three thousand, six hundred and eight-three candidates sat for the examination.

Can some one give reason why I'll envy Southwest with what we are witnessing in brown roof republic? Very shameful they couldn't make top ten list

IGBOPRINCE:
the only person that is pained is you. You have ran mad to be cancelling people's comments here on this thread.

Anyway your brothers were spamming my mentions and you don't expect me to ignored them, so I added more fire and pains to their existing pains
So back off black dude

FKO81:

FKO81:
Ulli Beier: There was a short time in Nigerian history — between Independence and the first military coup — in which we lived through a period of great optimism. Financially the people of Nigeria were relatively well off, and they assumed that with independence, things were going to improve steadily. In the West, people believed in the benefits of universal free primary education. They were proud of being the “First in Africa” to have set up a television station. The University of Ibadan was functioning and had a good reputation. Night life was boisterous; people could afford to go out, drink beer and listen to really good bands. Even in Osogbo, which then had 120,000 inhabitants, one could hear three or four bands at weekends. The Yoruba Travelling Theatre was booming. A decade after independence, Biodun Jeyifo counted about a hundred Yoruba theatre companies —all managing to survive somehow off their performances. People actually preferred the theatre to the movies. But then, those were the days of Ogunde, Ogunmola, Duro Ladipo and the Orisun players. Where in the world could you find a comparable constellation?
Wole Soyinka: There was ferment!

Ulli Beier: There was no official planning; little government interference. It was a natural growth. If you now think back to this period, how do you view it with hindsight? Why does it appear to us now as a “golden age” rather than a mere beginning? (From Ulli Beier in conversation.)
Hmmm. Really. Why would a period that was supposed to be our beginning appear to us as actually the golden age? If the take-off of an aeroplane is the only memorable moment of the flight, then that journey is not just a farce, it is a tragedy. When a people have nowhere else to turn to with pride but the past, then they do not need to be reminded that generations after that “golden era” have all failed. And I am not talking about Nigeria now. I am talking about the old Western Nigeria from Ikeja through Benin to Sapele. Nothing can be more devastating for a pupil whose reputation of being the constant first in class is shredded by a distant competitor.

Ex-governor Peter Obi of Anambra State got me thinking. Two weeks ago, he was giving an account of his eight years stewardship and he announced some figures: N75 billion as credit balance in the state’s accounts and no debt over-hang. That figure, he said, included balance in savings and in investment. Then the big one: Anambra State under him invested in bonds issued by other state governments. Since he made that statement, I have not heard anyone say he lied. It was a combination of these that actually got me thinking —Anambra State that was not paying salaries post 1999, pre-2003; Anambra State of war and lawlessness in Chris Ngige era; the same Anambra that was home of violence and inexplicable crimes. Obi said the state he was leaving behind was not owing anybody a dime; rather, the state invested in bonds issued by other states! Then, I remembered that out of the six states in the South-West, only one has not gone to the Capital Market to take money through bond issuance. What has that told me? It means that my South-West is indebted to South East’s Anambra State — and that is serious. I know some partisan fellows will say ‘and so what?’ They can say so because for such fellows, the only reference they make to the past is using it to cover up the eczema of today. None of the founding fathers of Western Nigeria would ever imagine that a day would come when Yorubaland would owe Iboland.

Some international financial experts have warned that the current craze for bonds by African countries, including PDP’s Nigeria, will soon lead to what they call “Eurobond curse” just as the continent is wracked by “resource curse.” Some queer commentators would say the warning was directed at national governments. At the state level, the alarm bell should really sound louder. A recent report quoted Joseph Stightz, a Nobel prize-winning economist, as warning that “the financial sector loves to find people to prey on and their most recent prey are governments in developing countries.” The same is happening at the domestic level. Cash-strapped state governments should know that there are no friendly financial institutions. They are in business to make money and it does not matter how.

I do not know what economics is behind the current craze for bonds. Some are even saying bonds are no loans. What are they? Gifts? Won’t they pay back? And at what interest rate? They would even pay costs of the transaction — they call it ‘issue costs?’ Are there consultants packaging these bonds? If there are, who are they? What are their fees?

Yorubaland currently suffers unprecedented, unfortunate and insulting, venal shut-out in the affairs of the PDP Federal Government. The alternative regimes in the states ought to give reasons for hope, not debt over-hang. Nothing should be done by anyone to bond the race to a future of criminal servitude. Governments have to provide amenities, yes. But have we forgotten what our ancestors said about he that eats benefits derivable from a child even before that child is born? Exactly what Niyi Osundare described as “eating tomorrow’s yam today ”!
http://www.tribune.com.ng/columns/inside/monday-lines/item/1849-the-crisis-of-yoruba-s-future/1849-the-crisis-of-yoruba-s-future

IGBOPRINCE:
We run an indigenous companies and industries, an india man or lebanese can't take us as a slave.

We can only accept an american cos indian and chinese re something else.
Anyway we don't care about them. We run our industries and managed it well.

Look out this product; tommy tommy indomie that s own by an igbo man from the east,he has his manufacturing industry in anambra state. today Tommy tommy indomie is a threat to dangote indomie. People from lagos,akwa ibom and benue do requests or demands much for tommy tommy indomie cos sometime it s always scarce here in lagos state cos the demands for such products is high.

If not for ibeto cement industry that s a threat to dangote cement factory,
dangote will never ever think of reducing cement price for a common man to build his house but thank God for competition

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Igbos giving Yoruba's sleepless night since 1960, You guys should focus your attention on standard of education in southwest, Igbos, and south south don leave you guys behind you are now dragging position with north.

post=42827657:
My friend do the wright thing check what the produce and stop been lazy, always running from pillar to post, when I provide details now, you argument will change to something else

Flyoruboy:
Hahahaha! Sorry to burst your bubble bro, but your FUTO boys still never 'roll out' that 'first Model car' since they announced it in 2013, whereas a Unilag student, omo Yoruba, don already design and built a working version of an electric car. You people just go up and down bragging about your achievements when others have already moved past what you are celebrating. There we go again, setting the pace. Smh.



http://thenationonlineng.net/unilag-students-design-electric-car/

CC: SUBWAY101

wiseoneking:
You are funny! SW is entirely controlled by non indigenes and foreigners. Now it is wholly in the hand mallam Dangote. Is it a lie? Is he not your modern economic master with all the sw region wealths in the palm of his hand, while your profs are rushing to pick driving jobs in his coy. I pity you guys. You better start developing your indigenous tech like nnewi and aba. See how the fed govt is rushing to these two cities like wind. FUTO Owerri is rolling out their first Model car from their prestigious automobil dept very soon. First of its kind in black africa. But note that thesame Guys selling Gala are the ones buying up your papa lands and you renting the building they built infront of your brown roofs. Again remember that their ancestors produced the first Vc's of UI (prof Dike), UNILAG (prof Enijoku)and even Yaba tech rector all in fifties and sixties. Again, the brothers and sisters of this gala sellers are rightfully winning elections in your ancentral land, both in Lagos and elsewhere, even representing you both in your state and National assembly. You no dey shame. Find a rope, tie it on a tree and do your worst.

IGBOPRINCE:
mo.ki se omo nna o. Agbaya ni yin.

I guess am done with you..since forgiveness is no place to be found

IGBOPRINCE:
zuzuru puo ebea debe ihu ka nsi agbara catapult.
Nwa ohiohi efulefu.
What I am saying is that let me speak it in yoruba.

Egbon kilo seyin e tek e easy hope I try?

Noisy tribes

IGBOPRINCE:
my problems with them is that they don't travel. So I manage not to get angry but to forgave them.
Many have come to comments telling me how my people left there own places blah blah and blah. I manage to clarified them and they get much angrier
One was telling me to list out ten companies or industries in anambra state alone and gave them more
Since I list out those companies, they all went into hidden
You can imagine. Am sure by now some re googling those companies I listed there .

But I dey ready for them na.

All the igbos guys wey suppose comments, they don bans them all .


Na wa o

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IGBOPRINCE:
re you lacking comprehension problems sir? I never said your places re eroded or lacking milk and honey at initial.
There is no places in the world you can't see milk and honey there, we have milk and honey in the eastern enclave and we re still milking it till date cos we dominated it and now We re extending our milk and honey in the west and north.

So I am not denigrating the place bro but I am only setting the record straight. Hence my opposing comments.
I love yoruba people sincerely, I love them with all my heart. I can't hate them.
Forget wetin dey happen here bro. Forget what we re saying. We re still one . Just that we re making nairaland to be hot and warm and that s why your people always mentioned our names when there re no other tribes dominating nairaland .
So stop taking it personally, I have read your previous comment too and I have know how you guys reacts.

So freestyle yourself aburo.

IGBOPRINCE:
no no no. A man like me cannot be bitter. I set the record straight doesn't mean am bitter. Those insulters insulting me, I still replied them properly cos they re angry. Bro, nothing on earth wiill make me jealous and envy about your region. I am very well please about our region than any other region in nigeria.
My people trooping down to southwest is to milk and honey your place then come back home and do the right thing.
East is never empty right from time and cannot be empty till date.
There is no place the igbo occupied in nigeria that the population is bigger than their homes.
Go figure out bro.

We re multiplying and giving birth to populate the whole world.
However looking at igbos of today, he doesn't look like we fought war some decade ago.

God is alive if you just believe and serve him without betrayals.

IGBOPRINCE:
I am not bitter cos I may one day be a supplier of our products to such companies there you know what I mean as an igbo man.

But am only telling you the truth and set the fact straight and yorubas knows the truth shall set them free.

AstraNetwork:
General,
That is the best thing to do at this moment. Allied Force has suddenly grown cold thereby allowing these bloody civilians to rear their ugly heads. Please send me correspondents here once you are done with General Scatter. fanfan725@yahoo.com

wristbangle:
Lol. The truth is that the igbos are lucrative and business minded but I don't like how they belittle yoruba tribe.

Igbos strive in petty trade business and recently they have started having horns in automobile and technology.

That aside, yoruba peeps are doing wonders in telecom/IT, FCMG, manufacturing, etc. Let's take a Look at glo 1 and mainone submarine fibre alone. The cost of running these fibres is enough to purchase 60percent of their business, that's the fact.

I can keep going on and on.

My point is all these tribal hate should stop. Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba combining together can make Nigeria very great.

IGBOPRINCE:
twisting from different monikers won't help you at all bro.
Did you called us a Gala sellers, did you just call an igbo prince a gala seller? That s amusing bro. Hahaha.
Now let me mentioned places in lagos island you will notice what we sell and become very rich till date.
Do you know enuola street at adeniji area/bstop, the igbos sells tyre, I mean a good motor tyre imported from abroad.

Do you know onikoyi street/lane close to idumota area, the igbos sells all kinds of drugs, I mean all kinds of drugs from usa,china,india and canada. We also deal with supplement drugs and laboratory equipment use in the labs. We engaged on such businesses.

Ok let's move to alaba international market in mainland, we deals on electronics and other assemble.
All these one I mentioned here are learning in alaba compare to what is happening in nnewi/aba cos technology rule the world there.

You came in here to call us a gala sellers? You must be sick to called one of the richest tribes in nigeria a gala sellers.
Eventhough
they re gala sellers in the street, they re training one or two of their sisters or brothers in the university that will compete with you in the labour market cos I know you must be hunting for a job by now with him/her.

Deal with it.

AstraNetwork:
Most of these ones are newbies on this board. General, I think we need to re-ignite actions once again to keep them at bay so they can learn to mind their business for once..

asadike:
I did ask and am not adeboye who is obviously afraid of d oni, now go to hell

AstraNetwork:
General, I don't know some why people will not mind there business?

IGBOPRINCE:
one or two industries or branches of companies does not mean industries shower like water there. I know sagamu too. But the truth is that the place re still very local . Those industries will be regretting now due to low patronage and low turn over.
It s their headquarters that sustains their long run. Yoruba pls speak the truth..

wiseoneking:
i gonna report you if i dare see you using that word on me. I think you may need a week break off, dont you think so? You cant stand the truth i wrote. I repeat it again, the entire SW wealth are entirely in Dangote's hand. Just give him next 3 months. Before you guys are Crying igbo's are dominating you, this time it will be one man's show- Dangote. YOU CAN REFUTE WHAT I WROTE. Truth stings. SW wealth, both land and industries are run by outsiders compared SE is which is entirely ipobianically controlled. No dangote, yorubish or foreign coy etc in Nnewi, Aba and other industrial towns in the east but they still have great stake in Sw. That just what i wrote. Is a lie except you are living in DENIAL. WAKE UP.

IGBOPRINCE:
I have told you what I know as a man who travels a lot .

Pls take it like that as a fact. Am here to set the record straight, so Yoruba should speaks the truth.

RichYoungNigger:
Shut the fucck up.

Do you have the right to tell people where to live.
How about your Yoruba people in New York ?? Those guys are just animal, whenever i see them at the mall or anywhere, i don't wanna associate with their dirty and lazy ass.

RichYoungNigger:
All the Rich Igbo guys in Lagos owns 70% of the houses and 50% of the companies.

The other houses and factories are owned by foreigners.

Yourubas are left with nothing