The irony of the discussion around this tweet is that Nigerians are not even known to visit hospitals when they are sick.
There are numerous persons who pay year in year out without using nothing.
I’m one of such persons.
I give the federal government 24 hours to ban this thing called HMO in Nigeria.
Full family, straight from church with matching Ankara. Third set only today. God abeg 💔
I have always opined that one of the reasons Africa is not grounded in science and technology is because these courses are not taught in native languages.
For you to understand science to a point where you can create with it, you have to understand the concepts beyond definition.
When you try to translate a language, there are some losses in the original context. These losses sometimes carry the main information that drives home the message.
A native English speaker might have encountered the word “speed” , “velocity”, “acceleration” in their day to day communication before they see it in a physics class. But for a non native speaker. His first encounter of such words might be in physics class.
There has to be a way to teach science to African students who are not native speakers of English language. A way to make science concepts appear close to them without the first translations that happens in the brain.
What do you think?
What do you propose?
@dammiedammie35 people are just getting married to their enemies.
Now simple things are made complex. Because why is he finding it difficult to reciprocate the same trust you showed him.
what has changed?
@bvchidra What we call luck is actually opportunity meeting preparedness.
Though it’s chance that brings both together, but then when u look at it, we every second we live, we are living through probabilities.
@AirtelNigeria what is your benchmark for your fair usage policy on your ODU.
@NgComCommission please helps us, should this information be kept away from customers who buy data from telcos.
This is the second time I’m asking @AirtelNigeria after they ignored the first ask.