Ebonyi State University student commits succi*de after a Lectures repeatedly failed her.
Her mother brought her corpse to the school. She said the lecturer should come and carry it 💔
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On @PeterObi It's great to see that his influence is spreading across the African continent, from Ghana, Cameroon to Ivory Coast, and even as far as Kenya and Zimbabwe. Who knew that a Nigerian politician could have such a far-reaching impact?
like Obi is on a mission to collect all the African countries like Pokémon, but instead of throwing Poké Balls, he's throwing out ideas for development and change. And with each new country he visits, his influence grows stronger, like a political version of the Infinity Stones.
But seriously, it's refreshing to see a Nigerian politician who is not only focused on his own country but also on the betterment of the entire continent. It's almost as if he's trying to create a real-life Wakanda, minus the Vibranium and the high-tech gadgets.
So, here's to @PeterObi the man who's showing the world that African leaders can be a force for positive change, both at home and abroad. And who knows, maybe one day we'll all be saying "Wakanda forever" in his honor.
@FateeMamtee
The Pan Africanà 💪
I taught my Primary 2 students using LED to detect counterfeit money. The students assembled LED light circuits and tested them on real money.
These kids are 8 years old, and they arrived at my class when they were 6 and knew almost nothing. Our children in Nigeria are not different, but the kind of foundational education given to them is completely different from This is what Nigeria can take away from this:
1. LANGUAGE: Using Chinese language to explain LED circuits was so easy for them to understand, and took less than 6 mins. They never have to worry about understanding the grammar or remembering new vocabulary if another language was used. Humans have different abilities, and language acquisition is a skill that’s not evenly distributed. While you or your son can learn a new language fast, others might not be strong in language, but really good in science and technology. Nigeria should use native languages to teach primary school children right from the first day of school. With many native languages, autonomous regions with different official languages should be the best direction, with an option for international classes that is more English focused. Build local economies first before looking outward to setting up economies that are national or international.
2. CURRICULUM: If you don’t change with time, time will leave you behind. Nigeria’s future is left behind because of outdated curricula right from primary to tertiary. The world has moved on a long time ago, and we must wake up to reality and realize that the output of our educational system doesn’t help our economic growth. We don’t have major local industries, inventions, breakthroughs because what students learn doesn’t fit the current reality. What is Nigeria’s stage when it comes to industrialization? Is Nigeria a baby, toddler or teenager? Then her education output should be a balanced diet that will aid her growth for the next 5-10 years, and the curriculum is the structure that ensures that. With the way the world is changing so fast, the curriculum should be reviewed and adjusted annually. This is what we do. My students first came to our school so tiny, many of them don’t know how to even write their names. We taught them most of what they know today, and because we have a curriculum that is modern, targets what the students really need to know, and its always modified to reflect their realities, they have acquired so much knowledge about how the world around them works like electricity, engines, space, aerodynamics, mechanics and environmental protection in a short time Miracles and prayers alone will not come from heaven to correct our future. It’s now or we will always be the laughing stock of the world.
3. GROUP WORK: North, south, east, west, these kids are from all parts of the country. We train them to work together, and show them how their country is becoming better everyday by group work; how many sectors, companies, organizations, groups, tribes work together as a team to achieve goals that benefits everyone at a personal level. In Chinese, we always tell them to “He Zuo 合作” which means cooperate. They are learning that at a young age, so when they get old, they know that the value of cooperation far exceeds the benefits of sentiments and bigotry to their economic well being and national future.
4. TEACHERS: Teachers should earn more than law makers and governors. This is how it is in any sane and developed society. When you pay teachers well, the best brains and minds in your society will occupy schools and universities, and will inspire the next generation of inventors, businessmen and women, artists and professionals. Don’t be proud to say that you are paying your qualified primary school teachers minimum wage, it’s pathetic.
I love miracles as much as I love working hard. If I have a choice, I’ll rather work hard while others wait for miracles. Nigerian’s need to adopt a mentality of working hard and being consistent.
BREAKING: If I was president I will block Foreign Aids cos we won’t be needing them, won’t roam the world begging for FDIs
“Nigeria has it All, to be A Super Country, i’ll roll up my sleeves in here & do the tough work”-Peter Obi (yesterday)
PBAT, can you hear Leadership Speak?
His name is Saheed, he is the police officer responsible for the death of the two Guys (children of the same mother) that lost their life last night in Lautech Under G, Ogbomoso. he shot one right on the head, He must to be brought to book. @Princemoye1@PoliceNG
RETWEET !
Ayra Starr said if she was a president for just a day, she’ll make sure only women pay for nothing.
Tems also recently said women should support only women.
Few things to get from this;
- Only men look after everybody, women don’t really care about men. Reason why if men remain leaders, women are covered, but if women become leaders, men will suffer.
- There’s no rich/successful woman out there that never had the support or push from a man; be it father, brother, boyfriend or sugar daddy. There’s always a man. Men lift and distribute wealth across both genders, women don’t. Same women then get on top and forget who raised/pushed them was a man.
- This is the same reason when men make money, they think of starting a family, take a women out of poverty, make her their responsibility, have women covered, but when women make money, they believe they don’t need a man anymore.
Empowering women always lead to men suffering because most women are selfish and aren’t leaders by nature.
How do you sleep inside heat,no light.. wake up , go to work , stay inside traffic, go to the market , buy things at ridiculous prices,go back home sit inside traffic.Get home , rush to queue for fuel at 610 per ltr, turn on your Gen ,charge your phone and praise this government?