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HugoBoss10:Their names were in the original report. |
tctrills:You are getting the meaning of equality and diversity wrong. What Trump is promoting is the opposite of equality and diversity. He is saying there should no longer be equality in employment opportunities and that it is no longer compulsory that diverse group from different colour and culture are given opportunities for employment. |
shortgun:Don't mislead people. In the UK medical apprenticeship scheme, students are attached to a trust, usually a NHS trust as apprentice in a hospital while they also study in a university. The advantage of this is that the burden of school fees payment is removed as the trust Zpays the fees and the student works as apprentice. |
shortgun:Don't mislead people. In the UK medical apprenticeship scheme, students are attached to a trust, usually a NHS trust as apprentice in a hospital while they also study in a university. The advantage of this is that the burden of school fees payment is removed as the trust pays the fees and the student works as apprentice. |
LagosOrigin:Why are you people always pathetic like this? Is democracy no longer a matter of choice? I have never seen any country where people are gaslighted to vote a particular person, except in Nigeria. Do you mean most people who voted are not rational enough to know who they wanted to vote for? If you don't like a person who has won an election, wait for another election to vote him out |
ogododo:People talking of high rate of poverty for some of these actions forget to talk about Nigerians attitudinal problem. An average Nigerian is so greedy, selfish and daring that he is ready to undergo any risk. |
Smartcitizen:This is the problem with most Nigerians. Why can't you just relax and learn from the exchange from both sides before jumping into a conclusion. This is an interesting discourse and I have learnt a lot from both sides. This is what is called intellectual discourse. Kudos to the Fulani guys and the Yorubas guy. |
PulaPower:Describing Ibadan as a 'brown roof' city depicts the years of civilization in the city. Most of the brown roof areas are ancestral areas while the larger part are modern with modern aesthetics. Some who tend to lampoon Ibadan do not know that the city is even bigger than some of their states. Ibadan shares some semblance with Florence, Italy, as cities of civilization during various era. Florence used to be home to philosophers, scientists,great artists during the Middle Ages; it was a city many around the world rever. Ibadan was the city that heralded Nigeria's civilization. The city had the first television station in Nigeria, the first University in Nigeria, the first stadium in Nigeria, the Cocoa House which was once the tallest building in Nigeria, the first teaching hospital in Nigeria ( which was patronized by the Saudi royal family) and other firsts. Such a city cannot be compared to cities just getting to be known not too long ago |
Proudlyngwa:Obasanjo had a great opportunity to put Nigeria's democracy on a sound footing but he messed it up because of his greed and selfish interest. The greatest hypocritical leader Nigeria ever had. |
flokii:I am not an ethnic jingoist but the sad reality is that what played out in the sixties is still repeating itself today. Most Igbo do never agree that they are wrong, they always proof sanctimonious. They are quickly the ones to vilify leaders from other ethnic groups but are always ready to protect their own, especially if they are in a common agenda to do so. They co-opt others, especially some Yorubas who know nothing about the Nigerian history, to vilify their own leaders while protecting their own. This, the core northerners can never do. I do not support leaders who are bad, but while calling them out, do not protect your own while gaslighting others to kill their own. |
Harrison4adam:I have never seen anywhere in the world where people are abused and cursed for having their electoral choices, except in Nigeria. Do you feel you have the right to force some other electorates to follow your own choices? |
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PresidObi:Why are you not thinking of those who want Soludo out at all cost so that they can get to power Before the election that made him governor, do you remember how armed men attacked him in his village and killed so many people? |
Amerengues2:As a student and teacher of communication for many years, Oseni in most of his words and actions represent what a good journalist is not. As someone who never studied Journalism or Mass Communication, Oseni had at various times brought the journalism profession to disrepute. This is why there is the clamour by many stakeholders that those who are not certificated in the profession be disallowed from practicing it. |
MadamVanessa:You said you visited Imo state five years ago yet you are saying that Uzodinma who had not been in office then is not doing well, despite the Ops assertion that he went to Imo recently and witnessed some new developments. |
Villa12:I don't know where some of you have this good impression about Chief Olusegun Obasanjo; either you were so young when he was president or you were not versed in his policies. Obasanjo was the first president in the current civilian dispensation who had the opportunity of setting the pace for a better Nigeria. He started well but when over ambition and greed got the better of him, he messed up the whole polity, which we are still suffering the dire consequences till today. He was such an hypocrite that he said he was fighting corruption but was deeply entrenched in it just like the 'chichidodo' in Ayi Kwei Armah's The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born. This was a bird that said it does not eat excrement but eats maggots. Where would it find maggots if not from excrement. Obasanjo was the one who laid the foundation of the corruption in the National Assembly, 'organising do or die election and corrupting INEC. He had the record of superintending over the worst elections in Nigeria in 2003 and 2007. He fraudulently cajoled Nigerians to invest in his Obasanjo library and established the Bell University as a sitting president. How many people can still remember his shareholding in companies, especially the one in which Ndidi Nkeruike was the DG then? What of the several billions of dollars wasted on Turn Around Maintenance of refineries and electricity? Obasanjo failed Nigeria. This is why I usually feel pained whenever he now turned sanctimonious, always seeing bad in all his successors right from Yar'Adua, to Jonathan, to Buhari and now Tinubu. I am not saying these leaders have performed well, but Obasanjo should never be in the position to promote himself as a saint. |
History has been reintroduced long ago during president Jonathan's time. The curriculum is available. |
zero8zero:You are wrong in this assertion. All the topics in the curriculum are on Nigerian history, culture, important personalities, heads of state,heroes and heroines, important cities and towns, historical sites such as rivers, rocks, palaces, etc. |
One of the problems with Nigeria is that policy makers and supervisors most times do not understand what they superintend over. It is most unfortunate that the minister who is supposed to be in a knowledgeable position is also committing the same faux pax as many uninformed Nigerians. For the ministers information, though History was removed from the curriculum of primary schools and junior secondary schools during Ya'Adua's era, it was returned to the curriculum under former president Jonathan. This, I know because I work with the curriculum. The Minister should query his officials who misinformed him. The problem is that most officers in most federal and state ministries of education do not even have copies of the curriculum being operated in the country more or less knowing what is inside. |
[I quote author=AndroBlaze post=133534939] This is why serious people are campaigning to bring History back to schools. Uncle, this alliance that you are begging for, did it not happen in 1960- 1963, please educate us on how it ended and how many lives were lost after. [/quote]I don't know why many Nigerians always say that History is not taught in schools in Nigeria. History has always been a subject in the curriculum of primary schools and junior secondary schools in Nigeria. I know this because I have always worked with the curriculum. |
Akeredolu's only good legacy in ONDO State is the formation of Amotekun. Apart from that, he took ONDO State many years backward in other spheres such as education, health, etc, due to his greed and that of his immediate family. The legacy of unpaid workers' salaries is still haunting ONDO State till today. The state owned polytechnic worker are still owed about six months unpaid salaries, doctors are nowhere in the state hospitals as about 150 left the state due to unpaid salaries. Right now doctors in the state owned UNIMED teaching hospital are on strike due to unpaid salaries that accumulated from Aketi's period and also, the state capital became an eyesore under his watch. |
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