₦airaland Forum

Digitron:
I cant submit

Submit what exactly please?

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Who has past questions or any general information to share?

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Nwuche101:
Heard training school mail has dropped, how true?

Yeah it's true

Esohee:
When did you have your EC and where

September 27

Esohee:
Have you received your account number because that is the next thing

Yeah, I have received it

So those of us wey do medicals this month, na till next month we go sabi wetin dey?

We4all:
Nowadays, most kids (whether rich or poor) prefer to speak English or pidgin even if their parents communicate with them in their local dialect. Walk around your neighborhood, go to the local markets, and you will understand me better. Is it right or wrong? Well...I feel it doesn't really matter. Growing up, there were acquaintances who used to pretend that they couldn't speak their dialect because kids who used to speak English were treated differently and revered compared to those who spoke their dialects or even pidgin.

I doubt it's preference, I think it's the way they are raised. Parents have to be more deliberate in encouraging them, from a young age, to speak the language. And, teaching the child the language doesn't mean just speaking it. Parents have to tell stories, jokes, riddles, and sing songs to the child in the language.

tensazangetsu20:
What's the economic benefit of speaking a Nigerian local language?

How about the social or psychological benefit? The ostracization most children face for not knowing their language will shock you.

Tayorshd87:
U are correct and I guess thisostly.happen I'm the Yoruba race or can I say educated Yoruba's

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To the extent that their children can't speak their own language correctly

It's very common amongst middle class people, and those living in urban areas.

JONSYN7154:
What is uou married from another ethnic group?

Which language do you expect the child to hear?

You can speak yours and your partner will speak theirs.

If you're fluent in your ethnic/tribal language and you insist on speaking English to your children, in their formative years (zero to eight years), you should be arrested and tried.

Who else got a message saying their UBA account has been opened?

How are the classes scheduled and on what days of the week are classes held?

Please, who got an email for the Executive Chat?

bunzyte:
I received a mail from snapnet limited please how can I get the graduate trainee questions

I don't have their questions. I ended up not writing the test. Check this one out
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Amm14:
Good afternoon, pls which area is their assessment based on? And any feedback on Julius Berger?

I didn't take the test again. As for Julius Berger, I wrote the test and they invited me for an interview about 2 weeks later. I've done the interview and I'm now waiting for feedback.

Iyeomz:
How was the test WoeBetide666?

I didn't take the test again. It clashed with something else I had to do

luvlyoracle:
They sent invites out?

Yeah I got mine early this morning

Abeg, who get any general information or past questions on Snapnet Graduate Trainee aptitude test. Abeg, if you get, share.

Please, join the Whatsapp group and share the questions. Or if you are preparing for the aptitude test, click the link below to join.
Julius Berger Commercial Graduate Trainee Group

Tinubu must go

illicit:
A natural language like Hausa will do just fine

Hausa would have been perfect, but, to me, it will not serve well as a language to build a national identity. Which, I feel, is the main purpose of an official language

If there were a bill proposing the creation and adoption of a constructed language, based on existing Nigerian languages, as our official language, would you be in support or against?

Why?

Note: A constructed language is a language--such as Esperanto, Klingon, and Dothraki--that has been consciously created by an individual or group.

IjawUnited:
Apart from English it's impossible to have any other official language.

That's a very bold claim. English has been an official language for less than 100 years; anything is possible

BloomingDale:
I don’t like Yoruba. It is too kpakoish. My butter mouth won’t be able to handle it. Igbo is out of the question, even worse.

lol so you'll prefer which one?

Ikaeniyan0:
Some of you go just dey reason like person wey no get sense

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illicit:
Why should anyone

Is Swahili spoken by any indigenous group in Nigeria?

It's not even an heritage like English...

Hausa will be better

Good point; that makes sense. But, some might argue that Hausa is not neutral enough. I see your point that Swahili is not our language sha

If there were a bill proposing the adoption of Kiswahili as our official language, would you be in support or against? Why?