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He did not expressly say so. Understand semantics and comprehension in English. He said fuel is expensive in Nigeria than Europe relative to the standard of living in the country. Fuel in Europe right now with the present exchange rate is an average of 3000 to 3500 naira. |
Though not holding brief for President Tinubu on why he did not have a formal primary or secondary education,there is nowhere in the world that it is absolute that attending formal primary and secondary school settings is the only prerequisite for attending a university. What is needed in some instance, is meeting a requirement. Before Nigerians started getting used to formal primary and secondary education, many of our elders did not attend primary or secondary school; rather, they enroll for correspondence exams. They use such results for university admission. An example is Chief Afe Babalola, one of the foremost lawyers in Nigeria and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti. He never had formal primary or secondary education, yet he studied Law in the UK. When you go to the US and some other western countries, some of these things are not seen as out of the ordinary. Also, check Atiku Abubakar's educational submissions to INEC. He got a Masters from the UK without a First Degree. This is because he met some requirements set by the university. In Obi's case, his degree certificate was signed on a Saturday and his NYSC certificate on May 1st which is a public holiday. Everything should not be about sentiments. Even a primary school certificate with ten years of public service and ability to read and write is acceptable according to a section of the constitution he is talking about. School certificate as requirements for a presidential candidate means First School Leaving Certificate (with ten years of public service and ability to read and write) or Senior School Leaving Certificate. |
Though not holding brief for President Tinubu on why he did not have a formal primary or secondary education,there is nowhere in the world that it is absolute that attending formal primary and secondary school settings is the only prerequisite for attending a university. What is needed in some instance, is meeting a requirement. Before Nigerians started getting used to formal primary and secondary education, many of our elders did not attend primary or secondary school; rather, they enroll for correspondence exams. They use such results for university admission. An example is Chief Afe Babalola, one of the foremost lawyers in Nigeria and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti. He never had formal primary or secondary education, yet he studied Law in the UK. When you go to the US and some other western countries, some of these things are not seen as out of the ordinary. Also, check Atiku Abubakar's educational submissions to INEC. He got a Masters from the UK without a First Degree. This is because he met some requirements set by the university. In Obi's case, his degree certificate was signed on a Saturday and his NYSC certificate on May 1st which is a public holiday. Everything should not be about sentiments, it is appalling that Kenneth Okonkwo who calls himself a lawyer does not even understand what the constitution says about this. Even a primary school certificate with ten years of public service and ability to read and write is acceptable according to a section of the constitution he is talking about. School certificate as requirements for a presidential candidate means First School Leaving Certificate (with ten years of public service and ability to read and write) or Senior School Leaving Certificate. |
Sometimes I wonder how these politicians think. Should Atiku be in a position to throw stones. Why are people not talking about discrepancies in the name on his GCE result and his Masters degree without a First degree? He should know that as the university where he had his Masters without a First Degree has some additional requirements for admitting him, likewise the university that admitted Tinubu should also have their own requirements for admission. |
Though not holding brief for President Tinubu on why he did not have a formal primary or secondary education,there is nowhere in the world that it is absolute that attending formal primary and secondary school settings is the only prerequisite for attending a university. What is needed in some instance, is meeting a requirement. Before Nigerians started getting used to formal primary and secondary education, many of our elders did not attend primary or secondary school; rather, they enroll for correspondence exams. They use such results for university admission. An example is Chief Afe Babalola, one of the foremost lawyers in Nigeria and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti. He never had formal primary or secondary education, yet he studied Law in the UK. When you go to the US and some other western countries, some of these things are not seen as out of the ordinary. Also, check Atiku Abubakar's educational submissions to INEC. He got a Masters from the UK without a First Degree. This is because he met some requirements set by the university. In Obi's case, his degree certificate was signed on a Saturday and his NYSC certificate on May 1st which is a public holiday. |
Why is Rufai so mundane? He promotes mediocrity sometimes as knowledge. With the space provided by INEC, how many of the candidates can fully fill all they have done before now. Did Tinubu fill in the INEC form that he was once a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria? Does that mean he was never a senator because he did not fill it? |
Though not holding brief for President Tinubu on why he did not have a formal primary or secondary education,there is nowhere in the world where attending formal primary and secondary school settings is prerequisite for attending a university. What is needed in some instance, is meeting a requirement. Before Nigerians started getting used to formal primary and secondary education, many of our elders did not attend primary or secondary school; rather, they enroll for correspondence exams. They use such results for university admission. An example is Chief Afe Babalola, one of the foremost lawyers in Nigeria and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti. He never had formal primary or secondary education, yet he studied Law in the UK. When you go to the US and some other western countries, some of these things are not seen as out of the ordinary. Also, check Atiku Abubakar's educational submissions to INEC. He got a Masters from the UK without a First Degree. This is because he met some requirements set by the university. In Obi's case, his degree certificate was signed on a Saturday and his NYSC certificate on May 1st which is a public holiday. |
Though not holding brief for President Tinubu on why he did not have a formal primary or secondary education,there is nowhere in the world where attending formal primary and secondary school settings is prerequisite for attending a university. What is needed in some instance, is meeting a requirement. Before Nigerians started getting used to formal primary and secondary education, many of our elders did not attend primary or secondary school; rather, they enroll for correspondence exams. They use such results for university admission. An example is Chief Afe Babalola, one of the foremost lawyers in Nigeria and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti. He never had formal primary or secondary education, yet he studied Law in the UK. When you go to the US and some other western countries, some of these things are not seen as out of the ordinary. Also, check Atiku Abubakar's educational submissions to INEC. He got a Masters from the UK without a First Degree. This is because he met some requirements set by the university. In Obi's case, his degree certificate was signed on a Saturday and his NYSC certificate on May 1st which is a public holiday. |
The writeup fills me with nostalgia as I remember the exploits of most of the players mentioned. These were legends. Fare thee well Barresi. |
Ayo112:Hope you know that you need six months' bank statement for Irish study visa? |
oyin000000:Yes, you can. You can also combine it with a Nigerian account. |
kayceelingz:You should have left the money in your father's account. |
MrBadNews:When Zack Orji was ill and Tinubu's family took care of him and even flew him abroad for treatment, where were you? |
Please House, if there is a slight error in my name on my degree certificate and there is no opportunity of getting a replacement certificate for now, can a letter of verification from my university serve as clarification for UKVI student's visa processing? |
How many times have you seen Atiku, Kwakwanso, El Rufai call out their ethic group who have been waging war against Nigeria? |
SixSeven: |
One can see the level of knowledge displayed by most people who already commented. This is one of the lack of knowledge amongst Nigerian youths the MoniePoint CEO complained of. Umahi only signed as referee. Anyone contesting for any position needs to have his or her nomination form signed by some referees. |
Most responses here show the low level of knowledge of most Nigerians, even those who attended higher institutions. Most are saying that they are only aware of grades like First Class, Second Class, etc. They don't know that Medical Students are not graded that way. There is no First Class or Second Class, etc, in Medicine & Surgery and some allied courses. |
Kukutente23:NDC already has court cases. Ardo, Atiku 's right hand man has already sued NDC and INEC for registering it. |
NDP as a new party has been involved in court cases since last year. The registration was as a result of a court order and since then Ardo, a supporter of Atiku and a member of ADC, has taken the party to court that it was not properly registered. Later, instead of facing Ardo and Atiku, many will start shouting that it is the government. I don't know why politicians do not make due diligence on steps they take. This is because most politicians in Nigeria are intellectually lazy, like most Nigerians. A research into the political parties in Nigeria shows that most of them have been having leadership and court cases before the 2023 election. Is that the fault of the present government? As far as 2022, ADC had more than ten cases in court, likewise Accord, Labour, SDP, NNPP and some others. Three new parties were registered, why is Obi and Kwakwanso not moving to any of the other two that do not have court cases. There are more than ten other old parties without court cases. Why are they not moving to any of them? Governor Bala Mohammed has just joined the Allied People's Movement Party, one of the old parties without any court case. Influencers, journalists and lawyers are supposed to bring this out now but many of them have keyed in to a particular agenda setting. They end up intentionally misinforming the populace. |
NDP as a new party has been involved in court cases since last year. The registration was as a result of a court order and since then Ardo, a supporter of Atiku and a member of ADC, has taken the party to court that it was not properly registered. Later, instead of facing Ardo and Atiku, many will start shouting that it is the government. I don't know why politicians do not make due diligence on steps they take. This is because most politicians in Nigeria are intellectually lazy, like most Nigerians. A research into the political parties in Nigeria shows that most of them have been having leadership and court cases before the 2023 election. Is that the fault of the present government? As far as 2022, ADC had more than ten cases in court, likewise Accord, Labour, SDP, NNPP and some others. Three new parties were registered, why is Obi and Kwakwanso not moving to any of the other two that do not have court cases. There are more than ten other old parties without court cases. Why are they not moving to any of them? Governor Bala Mohammed has just joined the Allied People's Movement Party, one of the old parties without any court case. Influencers, journalists and lawyers are supposed to bring this out now but many of them have keyed in to a particular agenda setting. They end up intentionally misinforming the populace. |
Burob:He was a minister under Jonathan. |
Bossladyy: |
2mch:Most of the insecurities in Ondo, Edo, Kogi and Kwara are from Kogi people ( especially the Igbira tribe). Many of them have been arrested in Ondo state. |
yarimo: |
004gist:You people just jump to condemnation without researching. Tinubu has currently grown Nigeria's external reserve from 4billion to more than 42billion dollars. |
jmoore:You people just write unverified speculations without educating yourselves. Have you gone to the DSS Act to read all their duties? It is part o their duties to protect the president from embarrassment and any act by anyone to tarnish his image. According to the reported charge sheet, they are charging Sowore for acts that can lead to public unrest. |
eazzzy1:Who told you he is not a professor?Professorship is a title by promotion. The highest academic degree is Ph.D(Doctorate). He could be Dr......., a professor of ........ |
AMINDA:You should always try to learn. The problem with most Nigerians is that sentiment does not allow them to learn. SDP and NRC where the only two parties created by the Babangida regime during military rule. You can only belong to either of the two parties. Abiola, Tinubu, Atiku, Kingibe, etc, were in SDP. After the annulment of 1993 presidential election and the disollution of the two parties by Abacha, SDP of the seized to exist. When politics started again in 1999, new parties were registered. Tinubu registered as an AD member. There was no SDP party in 1999. The present SDP was a new one registered after 2010. |
Rikkym:Please which university is that? Is it Limerick or Technical University? |
Don't you people think most of these have political undertone? Why burn the new Edo Line vehicle in addition to kidnapping the passengers? They are sending a signal that people should not patronize the newly resuscitated company. |