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@Joshkempt@Firsatina@IyelolaIge Electrician get paid 15k per day in Abuja. I’m sure of this because it’s my part of my field.
And this is when the contract is not yours. Though the job is not steady but 3-4 times a week is assured depending on how many of your fellow elect you know.
@jon_d_doee Funny how he thinks he can be in Anambra and romantically control a girl in Abuja. No matter their romantic history, Abuja will dissolve it especially when he’s not physically present.
Girls love in a way so different from boys.
His tenure has come to an end.
End.
She submits to her husband.
In fact she said, her husband calls the shots....
Do you know who she hold like her first son? That's one of the most powerful men in the world...
Nkechi from Abagana with 4 credits in WAEC is shouting i cannot submit to a man.
😂😂😂😂
@MarriageWriter@AppleThankgod@Kene_Nnewi The husband loves the wife and the wife submits to the husband.
Any other thing wey you dey write na to bend am to fit the modern ideology.
And when you love someone you allow him/her to thrive.
Today, we inaugurated the professors and universities that will lead Educare’s first major research project in Nigeria.
Here are our lead researchers:
PROF. ZEPHRINUS CHIDUBEM NJOKU
Department of Science Education
Director, Institute of Education
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
PROF. J. GBENGA ADEWALE
Professor and Former Director, Institute of Education
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
Former President, Educational Assessment and Research Network in Africa (EARNiA)
Ex-Officio, Educational Assessment and Research Network in Africa (EARNiA)
PROF. JONATHAN SALIHU MARI
Professor of Science Education and Curriculum Studies
Department of Science Education
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
Our coordinating researcher from Educare is from Technology University of Eindhoven in the Netherlands.
Our goal is ambitious but clear: to standardize assessments across all year groups in Nigeria, with critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical application at the core.
We want to help build an assessment system that goes beyond testing what students can memorize to measuring what they can understand, apply, analyze, and solve.
If Nigeria is to become truly sovereign and prosperous in the years ahead, we must not only consume research and knowledge produced elsewhere. We must lead and own serious research projects capable of shaping our education system, our economy, and ultimately, our society.
This is the beginning.