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MoonWater:Keep quayet... Almost 70% of those people you saw have a job... Everyone wants to work for federal govt. |
Village people finally got to him |
Do Whatever makes you happy... |
Anything for the Gram |
chukxie:with time hopefully thing go better |
This is War |
See as e jut out like something wey dey alive. on how she comot cloth now the thing go fall dead See my signature jare |
Greatzeus:This was supposed to be your first comment... But because you be dundee you didn't read through it to see that the prayer was not mine and that was how you ended up insulting me.. May God deliver you from the clutches of stupidity. |
Greatzeus:Ode That's not my prayer.. that's my bosses prayer. I'm not surprised you didn't read all the way through... you are a typical Nigerian. lazy gull |
Nigeria ranks 171st in the world for its investments in education and health care as measurements of its commitment to economic growth, according to the first-ever scientific study ranking countries for their levels of human capital. Nigeria placed just behind the Democratic Republic of the Congo (170th) and just ahead of Zambia (172nd). South Africa was ranked (144). The study, titled “Measuring human capital: A systematic analysis of 195 countries and territories, 1990 to 2016,” was published in the international medical journal The Lancet. “Nigeria’s ranking of 171st in 2016 represents a drop from its 1990 ranking of 155th. It comes from having five years of expected human capital, measured as the number of years a person can be expected to work in the years of peak productivity, taking into account life expectancy, functional health, years of schooling, and learning. “Our findings show the association between investments in education and health and improved human capital and GDP – which policymakers ignore at their own peril,” said Christopher Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington. The study also focused on the number of productive years an individual in each country can be expected to work between the ages of 20 to 64, taking into account years of schooling, learning in school, and functional health. At the top of the listing of 195 nations, Human capital—educational attainment, learning, functional health, and survival—in 2016 was highest in Finland (28 yrs), Iceland (27 yrs) Denmark (27 yrs) the Netherlands (27 yrs), and Taiwan (26 yrs) And In Africa, Niger, South Sudan, and Chad all ranked lowest at human capital at 2 years, followed by Burkina Faso and Mali (each with 3 years). Over the past 25 years, progress has also been slow in African countries with historically low human capital, such as the bottom five african countries above. At the macro level, countries that have improved the production of human capital tend to have been more successful in fostering economic growth. Methodology The research calculation is based on systematic analysis of 2,522 surveys and censuses providing data on years of schooling; testing scores on language, math, and science; and health levels related to economic productivity. https://listwand.com/2018/09/nigerias-ranks-171st-globally-among-nations-investing-in-education-health-care-study/ lalasticlacla, mynd44 Fynestboi, Richiez , olawalebabs
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My girls... HARDWORK PAYS |
i don't care if he is an angel.... what I know is once he gets that seat he will become a thief.... it's the norm in Nigeria. see my signature |
Why wont she... she's an Igbo Girl for Christ's sake.... IGBO AMAKA |
Chei......My Iheanacho |
Money |
My Oga's brutal prayer don dey catch up with them small small. see prayer below. Any politician who steals Nigeria's money to send his kids abroad to school or for any other reason that son will die there in just name... if peradventure he makes it back to Nigeria... he must be killed by an armed robber or kidnapper ijn. |
ok |
gaby:So long as people keep clicking on their links they will keep on writing thrash. Nigerian bloggers don't care... By the way do you know Nigerians love thrash. |
Role models |
lonelydora:Not only that... everything is reigning there now. sex with teachers, sex with corpers gbo gbo ti gnbo |
Best Rap: Chyn - Body No Be Firewood Best Romance: Asa ft Jeremiah Gyan - Comforters song |
MrThisandthat:No individual can |
Kill all politicians |
derbykol:Was the school in session when you took the exam |
Yawn |
A sign From Above. |
@OP Your weight must be higher than your iq |
Lordbooster:still closed? |
During my time NYSC sent me to an all girls secondary school.. Orominike Girls in Port Harcourt. When i got to the school i knew there was no way in hell I was going to teach there. If you see ukwus eh. i saw all kinds of girls.... petite, orobo, short, tall all were fully matured in the right places. I had to run for my life. When i told the principal to reject me initially she was doing shakara.. until i now assured her firmly that if i did my service in her school e go be miracle if i didn't pregnant at least one of her student.. immediately she heard this eh if you see the way she stamped rejection on my letter eh you'd think her life depended on it.. My other corper friends that were accepted, them funya so tey funya tire them. all these small girls of nowadays can funya eh thats what they always said to me then.... while at the same time calling me a fool for refusing free funya. While at ph i later got a sure girl (n0t underaged who really took care of me and i really liked her die.... kai stories yapa NYSC SWEET DIE Do you have a business? See my signature |
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