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Good News: PISA Assessment Will Be Coming to the South East Soon
After I wrote about my desire for the South East to participate in the PISA assessment, I received a message from Raj.
He flew in from the United States, and we met in Toronto to discuss extensively how the assessment could be conducted across the region.
This assessment is very important to me because if the South East performs strongly on the global stage, it could significantly boost the region’s international reputation and help demonstrate the quality of talent we are developing. This could strengthen our case for attracting world-class companies such as Apple, Texas Instruments, NVIDIA, Tesla, and others to invest in the region.
We are deliberately nurturing a large pool of exceptional talent, and the world needs to see what is happening here.
In 10 years, our ambition is for the South East to become a major source of talent for the global workforce.
And we are very serious about it.
I arrived in Toronto, Canada, yesterday. Over the next few days, I will be studying their journey to civilization, not just admiring what they have built, but trying to understand how they built it.
Until today, I knew very little about the extraordinary contributions of medieval Islamic civilization to human progress. Algebra, major advances in trigonometry and decimal mathematics, and remarkable breakthroughs in medicine, science, astronomy, and agriculture all flourished during this period.
It reminded me of something important:
Civilization is not the skyscrapers. Civilization is the system that makes the skyscrapers possible.
The most important foundations of a civilized society are often silent and almost invisible: reliable institutions, respect for rules, scientific thinking, functioning systems, public order, education, accountability, and a culture where things simply work.
Those are the things behind the beautiful cities, the skyscrapers, the infrastructure, and the prosperity.
And those are the things I am interested in studying.
A society does not move from the developing world to the developed world by accident. It is a deliberate journey. It requires deliberate study, deliberate research, deliberate institution-building, deliberate investment in knowledge, and, ultimately, deliberate changes in behaviour and culture.
If we genuinely want to transform our society, we must stop merely admiring developed societies.
We must study how they became developed.
I remember staying awake all night to watch the APC Convention in 2023 because I was praying for Yemi Osinbajo to emerge as the APC flagbearer as an alternative.
It broke my heart when he didn't win, Osinbajo was in charge for a month in Buhari’s absence and you could feel the POSITIVE shift in things.
That's why whenever Peter Obi says, if I become President, you will start feeling the change from today, I don't doubt him one bit.
That demarcation on first Nigeria bridge is very dangerous!
That bridge is too narrow for such. What if a trailer breaks down? What if a vehicle catches fire? What if a vehicle is being robbed?
There are so many things they didn’t consider before building the demarcation. This is what you get when Eze Onye Agwanam is in charge.
Incase you're wondering why most of the roads built under Peter Obi still stands this long without maintenance, this is the reason.
Contractors were made to sign 5 or 10 years maintenance bond.
Take a look around you. How do you feel knowing that many of the people you are driving past today, on your way to church & even lots of your church members have no hope for tomorrow?
This isn't the Naija we all planned for.
We must get it right in 2027.
#WeekendReflections
Passing through the so called “Relax tinubu is fixing Oriburuku” office and had to dedicate this song to chief Tinubu @officialABAT
What a Waste of a Regime💔
Dear Affliction Progressive Congress, Nigeria would survive you and be OK✌🏽
The Pope was in Paris over the weekend and millions trooped out for his holy mass.
Our brother, Jerry Eze had the Old Trafford in the UK on lockdown with his prayer conference.
There's nothing more beautiful than this; seeing the world glorify the Almighty. 😚
“Igbo billionaires, most of them are only good at remembering their land when it’s time for burial. When it’s time for meaningful development, they remember Lagos or Abuja. But I appreciate those who are already building and investing back home.”
— Pastor Odumeje, knøcks Igbo businessmen and others.
80% of Push for Igbo unification are being pushed by Indegenous Igbos in South South. We want identify with our Igbo brothers in South East. I am from river state and rivers is Igboland.
~~~~~ Ikwerre man
Enemies of Igbo unity have you heard that from the horses mouth?