wite111:
Aisha Sesay's interview with Chibok Girls - CNN

Live on CNN, Aisha Sesay in her usual dramatic manner asked a girl,
"so what have you been doing this few month"?

The girl shyly answered in very patched up and disjointed use of the English language, "...we have been learning how to speak and write the English language..."

And a Nigerian Online who watched Sesay and the Chibok girls reacted:

Now, we are a bit confused here. If these girls that were abducted, are now being taught to read and write basic English language as they stated live on CNN, so in what language were they prepared and taught the physics they planned to sit for the SSCE exam the next day before their abduction?

Please I we need honest answers.

Don't get it twisted.

wite111:

If these girls that were abducted, are now being taught to read and write basic English language as they stated live on CNN, so in what language were they prepared and taught the physics they planned to sit for the SSCE exam the next day before their abduction?

Please I we need honest answers.

Don't get it twisted.

shakaZuIlu:


a question for zombies

Firefire come see oooo

i wonder how apc thinks they can fool 170 million people at a time

for fork sake these girls are supposed to be in science class (meant for the brilliant)
of course physics is being taught in hausa

chaii lair Muhammed is really a charlatan

Sealeddeal:
Well, the point you observed is not enough to discredit Chibok girl's tales if you have been to the North. Secondary school students in the north are worse than primary school pupils in South when it comes to English speaking. They prefer to learn Arabic especially the Muslims. Their Christians, in secondary schools, do speak better English though.

Sealeddeal:
Well, the point you observed is not enough to discredit Chibok girl's tales if you have been to the North. Secondary school students in the north are worse than primary school pupils in South when it comes to English speaking. They prefer to learn Arabic especially the Muslims. Their Christians, in secondary schools, do speak better English though.

wite111:
Aisha Sesay's interview with Chibok Girls - CNN

Live on CNN, Aisha Sesay in her usual dramatic manner asked a girl,
"so what have you been doing this few month"?

The girl shyly answered in very patched up and disjointed use of the English language, "...we have been learning how to speak and write the English language..."

And a Nigerian Online who watched Sesay and the Chibok girls reacted:

Now, we are a bit confused here. If these girls that were abducted, are now being taught to read and write basic English language as they stated live on CNN, so in what language were they prepared and taught the physics they planned to sit for the SSCE exam the next day before their abduction?

Please I we need honest answers.

Don't get it twisted.

shakaZuIlu:


a question for zombies

Firefire come see oooo

i wonder how apc thinks they can fool 170 million people at a time

for fork sake these girls are supposed to be in science class (meant for the brilliant)
of course physics is being taught in hausa

chaii lair Muhammed is really a charlatan

psucc:
The northerners were upset with amnesty program running in the south and had wanted also same to apply to them. They employed the chibokgate to wrestle cash of the govt grip (which I believe they succeeded during GEJ time) and flow this time.

Again, it was also aimed at discrediting the last administration in the Intl community.

asuustrike2009:

What are you insinuating, that other arms like art and commercial classes are dull?

Sealeddeal:
Well, the point you observed is not enough to discredit Chibok girl's tales if you have been to the North. Secondary school students in the north are worse than primary school pupils in South when it comes to English speaking. They prefer to learn Arabic especially the Muslims. Their Christians, in secondary schools, do speak better English though.

banki:
how does that show or proof that buhari and apc are scams I don't get it.......

if you don't believe the chibok story keep it to yourself, education in Nigeria (north south east west) is like that I have seen graduates that cant speak English properly or write a letter properly.....

You guys are just sore loosers and children of hate, you criticize blindly

Sealeddeal:
Well, the point you observed is not enough to discredit Chibok girl's tales if you have been to the North. Secondary school students in the north are worse than primary school pupils in South when it comes to English speaking. They prefer to learn Arabic especially the Muslims. Their Christians, in secondary schools, do speak better English though.

Sealeddeal:
Well, the point you observed is not enough to discredit Chibok girl's tales if you have been to the North. Secondary school students in the north are worse than primary school pupils in South when it comes to English speaking. They prefer to learn Arabic especially the Muslims. Their Christians, in secondary schools, do speak better English though.