₦airaland Forum

ERockson:
Pigs and Ediott will protest against this Emir recommendation all in the name of 'Unity'

oodualover:
Lols!! You dey wine me?
Long time Omo iya

oodualover:
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PrecisionFx:
We wait for October

mrkunlex:
meaning of this shit.get sense oh boy

PrecisionFx:
First of all, lagos is Bini property n not Yoruba land.


Meanwhile I've never heard of any useless senseless rule about needing a local Nigerian language in Nigeria to gain admission into our universities. It's It's very very false statement.


And finally, You can decide to learn igbo language and its okay, But it is illegal to enforce that Nigerians MUST learn Yoruba. The law is very clear on that.

trioti:
Lagos State Government has made a law that makes having a credit in Yoruba language compulsory for all candidates seeking admission into all state-government controlled tertiary institutions in the state.

The law according to the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Kehinde Bamigbetan is meant to preserve and promote the Yoruba language in all schools in Lagos.

This, therefore, implies that any secondary school leaver irrespective of their tribe will not be given admission into the state-controlled tertiary institutions if the candidate does not have a credit in Yoruba language in his/her O’level.


So, if you are seeking admission into tertiary institutions and you don’t have a credit in Yoruba language, you’ll need to steer clear of these six schools in Lagos.

1. LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY.


2. LAGOS STATE POLYTECHNIC

3. MICHAEL OTEDOLA COLLEGE OF PRIMARY EDUCATION

4. ADENIRAN OGUNSANYA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION


5. LAGOS STATE SCHOOL OF NURSING

6. LAGOS STATE COLLEGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY


The Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion Law has since Thursday, February 8, 2018, became effective.


http://allroundblog.com.ng/2018/02/28/these-schools-wont-give-you-admission-if-you-dont-have-credit-in-yoruba/

Ihatepork:
What's all these totit

Hopeful20100O:
Diversity my azz hypocrites. When your tribalistic lots are always threatening Igbos all the time despite Igbos paying over 50% of Lagos taxes and duties.

Yyeske:
You have nothing to say to me so you can as well stop quoting me

Ihatepork:
Totit and yeske, please stop derailing this thread.

Ihatepork:
SABMiller, the largest breweries in the world which was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) a Brazilian-Belgian Group headquartered in Leuven, Belgium, currently leads 19 other firms in fresh investments worth over $10 billion expected to be completed in Ogun state this year, BusinessDay has learnt.

BusinessDay reports that the fresh 20 companies which cut across key sectors of economy, including agriculture, mining and quarrying, production of fast moving consumer goods, banking and services, are expected to individually invest between $100 million and $2 billion in the State in the long run.

The fresh investments will be a follow-up to already established 140 companies whom, Governor Ibikunle Amosun said during the presentation of 2018 Budget before the State House of Assembly, had individually invested between a minimum of $200 million and in excess of $2 billion in some instances.

Speaking exclusively with BusinessDay in Abeokuta on Monday, Bimbo Ashiru, State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, declared that government had created a One-Stop-Shop that addresses investments related bottlenecks which hitherto were impeding quick access to industrial lands and land title documents as well as other documentation.
While explaining that State government had streamlined all efforts towards the provision of critical infrastructure as well as effective security mechanisms that protect investments, lives and property within and outside designated industrial estates.

The Commissioner also stated that apart from huge investments in manufacturing and banking services, the number of all the State-based small and medium-scale enterprises had increased from 4,000 in the year 2011 to 25,000 in the year 2017, adding that the enabling environment provided by government as well as other economic incentives that fasten growth and development of the State economy.

He said, “We streamline all these things through our One-Stop-Shop. I am happy to tell you that over 140 companies have opened shops in Ogun state in the last seven years, and over 20 companies are waiting to be commissioned this year.

“SABMiller Interfact, they are the largest brewery in the world, they have been able to see that Ogun state is the home for them. We are central enough, we are Getaway to West African markets and we are Gateway to other Nigerian states in the country and if you are focused, you will get more investments.

“When we came in, we did enumeration and we found out that enterprises that were in Ogun state were 4,000 and when we later conducted the enumeration, the number had increased to 25,000 because through the business premises permits, we could see how industries are registering, how small businesses are registering. So, we have been able to do that and now, we are now generating between N6 and N7 billion and the target is N10 billion or more.”

https://www.businessdayonline.com/sabmiller-19-factories-complete-10bn-investments-ogun/

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Yyeske:
I don report you already, they'd explain to you soon. Stop editing monikers or posts on nairaland, it's against the rules.
You even admitted to it.