Bluefin:


Girl in general, I think you should stop giving people advise. If you don’t know about a topic please just read and pass and wish the poster well!!! Omg

Rityonyi:
I know this estate, it's owned by owelle's wife.

The estate is close to Alaba market owerri.

DREAMZZZ:
Na this kain road i suppose dey practice my fast and furious tokyo drift...the road go sweet for drifting

IgboAmakaa:
Ugwuanyi is a goal


Enugu is a goal

IgboAmakaa:
Ugwuanyi is a goal


Enugu is a goal

IgboAmakaa:


as in it looks like obodo oyibo whether

IgboticGirl:
I am ashamed of all of u



Even if u think dat okorocha is not doing fine which is not true


Y not pick on only okorocha and live IMO people out of it

LasGidiOwner:
Below is the admin block IMSU. I am sure you are refering to this. Thank GOD I am from a progressive haven and not from a shithole IMo state

BiafraIShere:
I really pity that imbec!le spamming Imo thread with childish rants, its obvious that Abagworo is under the payroll of Rochas as one of his media aides but what I don't understand is that other boy who is obviously so jobless that he has all the time in the world to sleep and wake up on nairaland, open multiple accounts which he logs in and out with just to quote himself and prove irrelevant senseless points That boy thinks he is doing Abagworo or insulting the great state of Imo, but all I see is a jobless oaf who has lost it. He is in dire need of psychiatric attention

LasGidiOwner:
You are a dunce. That is the present situation at the poultry farms called IMSU and IMSUTH while Okoroawusa is busy wasting funds on statues. Prove me wrong by posting this exact places with any improvement.

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DerideGull:


Absolute falsehood. Igbo language is not compulsory to non-Igbo students and certainly not a prerequisite for gaining admission into state-owned tertiary institutions in Igbo land or any state. Yari.ba is not official language of Nigeria can never be a compulsory curriculum or prerequisite subject of admission. Yari.ba people are known for tribal advocacy.

LaudableXX:


You are such an alarmist, with a vivid imagination. _(sigh!) Read through this entire thread from beginning to end, and you will see why your fears cannot happen...

LaudableXX:


Have you read the law at all? The law only makes it compulsory to acquire a credit pass in Yoruba language, in order to gain admission into Lagos state-owned tertiary institutions that are not more than 5 in number. After gaining admission, it would no longer be required.

The same law does not apply to federal universities or tertiary institutions within the same Lagos state, neither does it apply to any of the over 30 private universities nationwide, or any of the higher educational establishments, in 35 other states of the federation. Various alternatives exist. So what is the fuss?

LaudableXX:

This your statement sounds hypocritical. So other states can implement a language law, but Lagos state cannot?

Efewestern:


Laws made in Lagos state will somehow affect someone from another state, Especially regarding this Bill .

Let's assume 70% of non yoruba don't have a pass in Yoruba and hence can't seek admission into any of the state uni, they will be forced to go to their state to seek for admission, on getting there they will still end up competing with the students from other states , It actually means that you can't school in my state until you understand my language, but I can school in your state.



FG encouraged promotion of our local language, but not to use it as a criteria for admission.



Should every state follow this trend, I hope you know the implications.

Efewestern:


Laws made in Lagos state will somehow affect someone from another state, Especially regarding this Bill .

Let's assume 70% of non yoruba don't have a pass in Yoruba and hence can't seek admission into any of the state uni, they will be forced to go to their state to seek for admission, on getting there they will still end up competing with the students from other states , It actually means that you can't school in my state until you understand my language, but I can school in your state.



FG encouraged promotion of our local language, but not to use it as a criteria for admission.



Should every state follow this trend, I hope you know the implications.

Efewestern:


Everything is silly about the move, If they limited the law to Primary and secondary school I wouldn't have complained, but they went too far, to the extent of Using Yoruba language as a major criteria for gaining admission into any of the state institution, something we haven't heard of since the history of this nation.

This is another tribalist nonsense taken too far, In Lagos almost half the population understand and speaks Yoruba fluently, the language is not endangered, so the law is useless believe me, this is not what the state needs now.

sekxyqueen:
it's a greater advantage to ndi Igbo, ,how I wish the law was enforced when I did my primary school in lagos,,,

Igbos always excel in everything they do,,go to French speaking countries and see how Igbos are interpreting their languages ..talk less of Yoruba that is as easy as ABC..

for your information, my brother wrote Yoruba for Yoruba people during waec,,and many more

forget it, we are formidable! !

LasGidiOwner:
Hopeless illiterate bastard. Your father is a bastard and gave birth to you bastard. I will always be around to annoy you animals with facts. Useless people.


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