₦airaland Forum

hm, make una nor shift all the development to there o.

why don't they have law graduates of the school do some courses at regular schools (maybe a semester or two) and then go on to law school?

or write a qualifying exam after the above and then move on to law school?

google.

Following the high number of candidates that failed the 2015 West African Senior School Examinations, educationists have called on the Federal Government to deal with key factors that are responsible.

The Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie, said education should be made free and compulsory up to age 18. He said, "The federal and state governments should both agree that education be made free and compulsory till age 18.



"In addition, schools should be boarding only. Many homes have a situation where both parents work till late, and if there is no one to supervise their children when they get back from school, there would definitely be a problem. "During my time, most schools were boarding; there were rules and regulations; seniors helped us with our assignments. But now, children close from school and their parents are not yet home. There is also no one to supervise them. "A large percentage of private schools are boarding, but how many can accommodate pupils? Most of the candidates that don't do well in WAEC are from public schools.


"In my time, our seniors handed us their notes and prepared us for our exams. Now, pupils don't have anyone to assist them."

Similarly, a Professor of Biology, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Omotoye Olorode, said candidates who fail WAEC are likely from public schools.
"People are not asking whose children are failing the exam. When one looks at things, one would see that they are likely children from public schools. These are schools everyone has abandoned. That question must be addressed.

"Even some private schools are not in a position to provide education to any child. They are trading organisations that engage graduate teachers on N10,000 a month. Some pay less, especially the dilapidated, uncompleted ones.

"Most children remain in abandoned public schools, and in many schools, teachers have not been paid for eight months. If parents are not paid, how would their children buy books? These questions need to be addressed. "More so, very few good textbooks are available because there are no teachers to write them. We should also ask how many children have books. We have been forced to live in denial of our situation," he said.


Furthermore, the Vice-Chancellor, Ekiti State University, Prof. Oladipo Aina, identified the drop in education standard as a huge factor. He said teachers are demoralised and that this has affected their mode of teaching. "We have serious problems. In some schools, you have a case where a teacher can't communicate in proper English. What would that teacher teach the pupils? One can't give what one doesn't have. A pupil isn't to know more than his teacher. "This is a time kids need proper care, yet teachers are not mentoring them. There has to be a combination of teaching and mentoring because they are at the formative stage. They need the right upbringing." Aina said pupils see teachers as role models, so a lot depends on the quality of teachers. He acknowledged that some teachers are poorly paid, and urged them to give their best since they have found themselves in the education sector.


Okojie further called for states to improve the standard of their primary and secondary schools, instead of relying on the Federal Government for everything. Children learn under harsh conditions; if they are not comfortable, how can they learn? We need to revisit the entire process if there must be improvement in WASSCE results," he said.



http://www.punchng.com/education/okojie-advocates-boarding-system-to-stem-wassce-failure/

OsHYBRID:
Good move...imagine Colleges of Education (not even polytechnics) becoming FEDERAL universities!

they were renamed universities of education, there are already universities in that genre.

Most do award degrees and have degree programs, the problem was jonathan did the upgrading at the last minute, making it look as if the decision was impromptu.

hm I will also laugh like this one day with my jolly friends in Jesus name.

when the spirit of the Lord is upon my soul I will dance like David danced.

I will rejoice, in Thee and be glad, I will exalt your love more than wine, draw me unto you and let us dine together, I will rejoice in Thee and be glad.



see enjoyment!!!!!!!

LadyBoss1:
Lol its soft

if the plantain is soft, its manageable,

its a smoothie going by the ingredients and mode of preparation.

quite a lot of high profile weddings this august 2015.

for example, you are looking at a picture on nairaland, which you ASSUME is not scripted, and you take it at face value, believing it to be true.

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Assume is when you are looking at "facts" presented before you and you make a judgement based on what you infer to be true, however, your assumption could be an erroneous one. Hence "assume" implies a degree of gullibility or misinformation sometimes. A lot depends on the ability of a person to subjectively interpret the "facts" they see.

Presumption is having previous knowledge or information which you are not sure of, but in the current circumstances, you assume to be correct.

ie having previous knowledge/misinformation or intel about something/someone.

who do I blame for the op's joblessness now that I cant blame gej. . . . . . . . . . .

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yes, whatever.

my point is she was highly applauded here, why didnt you post your disagreement at that time.

Igbo men are descendants of?

hm

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sharpie eyebrows,

alfred5:
Nothing. I mean nothing different.

that's the impression I have.


besides, Akwa Ibom was part of the region known as Calabar, prior to IBB dividing the state.

it will be a bit difficult removing that name, even Mary Slessor worked in Akwa Ibom. She lived, worked and eventually passed away there in her old age.

victorels:
Well, Some people don't mind a polygamous family. .

true that.



besides, a well known celebrity recently announced she just married from a well known polygamous family and no one batted an eyelid even though the story wasn't true.

They were even rejoicing with her sef.

so who are the people carrying other people's matter in their head here, as usual?

I don't think so.

unless the op uses very soft plaintain.

can anyone elaborate, I really would like to know.

makeup companies don't make billions for no reason.

almost more lucrative than oil sef.

Is she the one here:

https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/assets/8411243/South-Africa-President.jpg

This is not creativity.

Adding carbs to carbs for what reason?

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^Jurassic world I meant.