₦airaland Forum

makzeze:
A friend posted this on his facebook page and decided to share it with you.

Boko Haram isnt the only factor undermining education in Northern Nigeria, lack of good schools and classroom is another factor.

kestolove95:
Igbo!igbo!!iigbo!!!...dix are d wicked set of people in. nigeria. Dat can even. Kill dia mu for money...let's just allow dix wicked people. go and form dia. Biafra so we can rest of fake. Drugs, highway robbery,419 and rituals...igbos are d mistake of nigeria. we. Needs. To corrct

kestolove95:
Igbo!igbo!!iigbo!!!...dix are d wicked set of people in. nigeria. Dat can even. Kill dia mu for money...let's just allow dix wicked people. go and form dia. Biafra so we can rest of fake. Drugs, highway robbery,419 and rituals...igbos are d mistake of nigeria. we. Needs. To corrct

EUROBOMBER:
The APC governor of Bornu state was warned to relocate the Chibok girls to Maiduguri where there was better security but he refused. This deliberate refusal of the APC governor to relocate the Chibok girls is what led to the mass abduction of our girls for which the same APC is now blaming Jonathan and using for campaign.


*WAEC blames Borno governor for abduction of the girls
By Ramatu Abdulmuminu

Head of West African Examinations Council (WAEC) National Office, Mr Charles Eguridu, last Friday night, told a gathering of women that included the First Lady, wives of state governors, among others, how the state governor pressurised WAEC to conduct examination against its will at the Government Secondary School where girls were abducted by suspected Boko Haram insurgents.

Eguridu also said the enrolment list and the passport photographs of the registered students for Chibok secondary school examination centre are available.

Consequently, Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State has been giving a marching order that abducted girls must be found. President Goodluck Jonathan gave this mandate to the governor during an all night meeting that ended in the early hours of last Sunday.

The meeting had in attendance the President, Vice president, Senate President, Secretary to the Government and Service Chiefs and many others.

The meeting began at 9.00pm Saturday when President Goodluck Jonathan arrived. Shettima arrived in company of the Borno State Commissioner of Education, the principal of the Government Secondary School, Chibok and some parents of the abducted girls.

Dame Patience Jonathan had on Friday invited to the Presidential Villa, the Head of WAEC National Office, Mr. Charles Eguridu, to a meeting of wives of state governors, female legislators and leaders of various women organisations to strategise on the best ways to ensure the release of the abducted children.

Eguridu told the meeting that WAEC was initially reluctant to conduct examination in the area because of the security challenges but had to succumb when Shettima assured the council in writing that adequate security would be provided.

He said a total of 530 students were enrolled for examination in Chibok, adding that, contrary to the widespread belief, Chibok Government Secondary School is a mixed institution which also enrolled 135 out of 350 registered.

He maintained that after the abduction of the girls, 189 students were transferred to Uba examination centre where they are continuing with the examinations.

He told the meeting that WAEC wrote officially through the Federal Ministry of Education, asking the state government to relocate the students from the centre, but was assured at the last minute by the Borno State government that adequate security arrangements had been provided to enable the examination to go on at Chibok centre.

Eguridu tendered the letters written separately to the three north eastern state governors.

According to him, “Following the previous experience, we were afraid to go to the North East this year, yet we risked it and asked for extra security through the Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.

“We also asked the various state governments to relocate all the centres to the state capitals where there would be adequate security.

“The three governors did not respond to our request but instead said they had made adequate security arrangements.

“The Borno State government also refused to relocate the students from Chibok to safer places like Maiduguri. The Borno State government only agreed to relocate the remaining 189 pupils to Uba after the abduction of the girls.

“On the overall, 530 students registered for WAEC at the Chibok center: 135 males and 395 girls,” he said.

The WAEC boss presented the students bio data containing the passport photographs of all the 530 candidates that registered at the Chibok centre for this year’s examination.

According to a statement issued by Ayo Adewuyi, media assistant to the First Lady in Abuja on Saturday, WAEC also informed Dame Patience that the enrolment list and the passport photographs of the registered students for Chibok secondary school examination centre are available.

Dame Patience Jonathan had expressed her concern and frustration over the security situation in the country, particularly the abduction of schoolgirls in Chibok.

The Borno State Commissioner for Women Affairs, Hajia Inna Galadima, who stood in for the wife of the governor, Nana Shettima, also told the meeting that 53 girls were currently in custody of the state government.

http://www.gongnews.net/find-the-chibok-girls-or-face-sack-jonathan-tells-shettima/

Ojiofor:
Abeg na buhari effigy be this?

publisher:
Pictures were taken just about GEJ's arrival at Tafawa Balewa Square Lagos.

Abbey2sam: To enter new yam festival you have to pay..........ibos

btw, the write up is f××king too much




summary is a word you know

ChrisOD: Igbos are made to dominate you just like Israel dominates the Arabs. Live with it or die trying to.

EbirichBen: Rubbish, Talk is cheep. Ngi................................