kpaofame:


Also speaking, the JAMB registrar Ishaq Oloyede said the whole scenario was misinterpreted. “I am disturbed that Nigeria has degenerated to a level where we don’t trust each other anymore even amongst religious leaders, no candidate was instructed or made to forcibly attempt any questions in Arabic,” Oloyede said. He said the questions in contention were not part of the exam but were simply included as ‘dummies.’

Why include Arabic dummies in a circular exams, Arabic is not a major language of any tribe in Nigeria neither is it our native language, They should be reprimanded for their callous & mindless actions and not commended....

OlaSpeaker:


Exactly my thought why use Arabic as dummies quedtions, Arabic Is not an official language neither is it a major language of any tribe in the country, they wrote the army motto in Arabic inscribe Arabic in our currency I don't understand the justification of jamb to use Arabic as dummies questions why not use Ibo Yoruba Igala Ijew or better still Hausa

HigherEd:

Be sensible. Oyedepo simply made a statement based on a report he got just as many other Nigerians did. Knowing the antecedents of the Nigerian govt it is not surprising that a govt which allowed Arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian currency that more than 70% of the population could not read would make moves to test police candidates in Arabic. If anything, CAN and Oyedepo's quick response has made it perfectly clear to whoever is even thinking of doing such in the future that there would be sharp responses if any attempt is made to introduce Arabic beyond the level it has already been illicitly introduced.

There is nothing wrong in CAN/Oyedepo making mere allegations based on feedbacks they got. Afterall it is not as though they were threatning violence if govt didnt agree to their demands. It is however the responsibility of JAMB/Police to come out and clarify on whatever allegations that had been made in any quarters.

HigherEd:

Be sensible. Oyedepo simply made a statement based on a report he got just as many other Nigerians did. Knowing the antecedents of the Nigerian govt it is not surprising that a govt which allowed Arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian currency that more than 70% of the population could not read would make moves to test police candidates in Arabic. If anything, CAN and Oyedepo's quick response has made it perfectly clear to whoever is even thinking of doing such in the future that there would be sharp responses if any attempt is made to introduce Arabic beyond the level it has already been illicitly introduced.

There is nothing wrong in CAN/Oyedepo making mere allegations based on feedbacks they got. Afterall it is not as though they were threatning violence if govt didnt agree to their demands. It is however the responsibility of JAMB/Police to come out and clarify on whatever allegations that had been made in any quarters.

Iblad0994:


I think based on what the JAMB registrar said, they arranged the courses in alphabetical order, that’s why they have Arabic in the arrangement ( Agric, Arabic, e.t.c.)

NOETHNICITY:
If this is true, then I commend CAN youth wing for having the courage to put the record straight.

A lot of pastors, including Oyedepo, mounted their pulpit and ignorantly further incited their already gullible congregants against the government and muslims, spilling the stale Islamization narrative.
Unfortunately, millions of their congregants bought into this false narrative, thereby carrying inside their heads the odious belief of an islamization agenda by muslims.

In saner climes, the right thing to do is for those pastors to remount their pulpits, tender an unreserved apology to the Muslims and retract their false statements.

HigherEd:

Be sensible. Oyedepo simply made a statement based on a report he got just as many other Nigerians did. Knowing the antecedents of the Nigerian govt it is not surprising that a govt which allowed Arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian currency that more than 70% of the population could not read would make moves to test police candidates in Arabic. If anything, CAN and Oyedepo's quick response has made it perfectly clear to whoever is even thinking of doing such in the future that there would be sharp responses if any attempt is made to introduce Arabic beyond the level it has already been illicitly introduced.

There is nothing wrong in CAN/Oyedepo making mere allegations based on feedbacks they got. Afterall it is not as though they were threatning violence if govt didnt agree to their demands. It is however the responsibility of JAMB/Police to come out and clarify on whatever allegations that had been made in any quarters.

HigherEd:

Be sensible. Oyedepo simply made a statement based on a report he got just as many other Nigerians did. Knowing the antecedents of the Nigerian govt it is not surprising that a govt which allowed Arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian currency that more than 70% of the population could not read would make moves to test police candidates in Arabic. If anything, CAN and Oyedepo's quick response has made it perfectly clear to whoever is even thinking of doing such in the future that there would be sharp responses if any attempt is made to introduce Arabic beyond the level it has already been illicitly introduced.

There is nothing wrong in CAN/Oyedepo making mere allegations based on feedbacks they got. Afterall it is not as though they were threatning violence if govt didnt agree to their demands. It is however the responsibility of JAMB/Police to come out and clarify on whatever allegations that had been made in any quarters.

NOETHNICITY:
If this is true, then I commend CAN youth wing for having the courage to put the record straight.

A lot of pastors, including Oyedepo, mounted their pulpit and ignorantly further incited their already gullible congregants against the government and muslims, spilling the stale Islamization narrative.
Unfortunately, millions of their congregants bought into this false narrative, thereby carrying inside their heads the odious belief of an islamization agenda by muslims.

In saner climes, the right thing to do is for those pastors to remount their pulpits, tender an unreserved apology to the Muslims and retract their false statements.

NairaMaster1:


Did the youth wing participate? The ones that wrote the exam are the ones to clear the air.

Festus keyamo was doing all these and it earned him an appointment.

Dele Momodu is also doing that.

The Oyedepo you mentioned has deacons and deaconesses as directors in Jamb, military, police, DSS, state house so he knows the system more than you.

It has been corrected and we are happy.

HigherEd:

Be sensible. Oyedepo simply made a statement based on a report he got just as many other Nigerians did. Knowing the antecedents of the Nigerian govt it is not surprising that a govt which allowed Arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian currency that more than 70% of the population could not read would make moves to test police candidates in Arabic. If anything, CAN and Oyedepo's quick response has made it perfectly clear to whoever is even thinking of doing such in the future that there would be sharp responses if any attempt is made to introduce Arabic beyond the level it has already been illicitly introduced.

There is nothing wrong in CAN/Oyedepo making mere allegations based on feedbacks they got. Afterall it is not as though they were threatning violence if govt didnt agree to their demands. It is however the responsibility of JAMB/Police to come out and clarify on whatever allegations that had been made in any quarters.

talk2archy:
Una don chop for back door come de nyan rubbish here,
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lke if you beleive no islamization else share

Enice:
all you wrote is rubbish. What type of leader reacts first instead of reason first. It is just their hate filled hearts that make them fall each time.
Talking about the arabic inscription on the naira, did Buhari put them there? The currency we use now were designed during a christian president's period, Obasanjo. Why was there no agitation at that time? It just shows a pattern of deceit. Most of these Pastors are corrupt and are members of PDP trying to destabilise the polity thinking PDP will gain from it.
No more N7billion to share.

HigherEd:

You are the one talking rubbish. It was not Oyedepo who made any claim. He simply reacted to reports that were circulating already. Simple