@NigEducation
Please what’s the update about the NERDC new curriculum project, has it been abandoned? Till now, no content yet for JSS2. How do we continue? Please enlighten the public. It’s a new session.
@JAMBHQ
Pls I want to verify, is it true that if an under-16 writes UTME and scores below 320, the candidate will be barred from taking Jamb for 2 years? I registered my 15yrs child to test her strength and expose her to the exam but friends discourage me with the above info.
@JAMBHQ
Pls I want to verify, is it true that if an under-16 writes UTME and scores below 320, the candidate will be barred from taking Jamb for 2 years? I registered my 15yrs child to test her strength and expose her to the exam but friends discourage me with the above info.
@FirstBankngr You think you owe the public no apology for all these unnotified network downtime that has caused a lot of errors here and there for close to a month now? or you want to pretend you’re unaware?
@unusualphyna Please don’t do it. From what I see, you’ve been innocent but you got provoked by his uncontrolled frustration. Control yourself like ever and let everything die out.. I can’t see your fault in all of this. Peace! You got any new fan
@NathanKleen@NigeriaStories This person is saying the raw truth as it is. They all know it. But the people under his comment section have decided to smoke banger and pretend not to know it.
@NigEducation@unilag They had earlier published everything, when it was discovered that some with very low aggregate scores were appearing on the admission list, while some who only missed the merit mark by about zero point something didn't even make second list, they deleted it from the website.
@NigEducation Most of them don't even publish their admission data such as general post utme scores, departmental cut-off marks and general admission lists, so that people will not detect the malpractices or question their transparency. I remember @unilag admission 2016, I was a victim
@followlasg You see this child's right thing, it must not be taken with levity. More extensive researches and consultations should be made and steps retraced. If not, let's see how the future will look like for individuals, families, governments and the African society.
Let's channel all energy and resources towards educating and regulating the use of cane. Committees be set up, not of anyone who is possessed with anger and wickedness and looking to express it on children, but of those who understand the true essence of cane in discipline.
@NigeriaStories Channel all energy and resources towards moderating, training and educating parents and teachers on the correct use of cane rather than abolishing it. Governments don't eliminate things that anchor the growth and rest of civil society just because people abuse them, you regulate!
@SaharaReporters@officialEFCC Innumerable others are there worse than this man but thanks to grudges, the Nigerian main prosecutor, we wouldn't know all these.