Hedonini:
He has always preferred to be "held by a man" anyway, he swings that way. Useless, good for nothing, disgustingly diabolical fagg0t!

The fool should be dragged and lynched in the streets of Owerri, if Ndi Imo know what's good for them.

you're full of hate mr man, take it easy because it's not good for your health. That man you called all sorts of names is a million times richer, popular and we'll connected than you.

He is a father figure to over 18 thousand indigent children who he feeds, clothes, and fends for their education.

Above all today he's a governor. Who are you and how many people have you even paid for their meal?

Learn to appreciate successful men from today when you see one, it will make you to get to their height - that's my little peace of advice.

I expect you to quote and call me names because that's the hallmark of a failure.

cascarino:
you're full of hate mr man, take it easy because it's not good for your health. That man you called all sorts of names is a million times richer, popular and we'll connected than you.

He is a father figure to over 18 thousand indigent children who he feeds, clothes, and fends for their education.

Above all today he's a governor. Who are you and how many people have you even paid for their meal?

Learn to appreciate successful men from today when you see one, it will make you to get to their height - that's my little peace of advice.

I expect you to quote and call me names because that's the hallmark of a failure.

I don't waste my time with useless praise singers and hirelings like you who have zero self esteem. Everything must be about "richer" and "more popular". Because whoever is rich and popular can do no wrong, so worthless creatures like you must worship such a person.

Now get lost, forever.

curfew:
Please who is Rochas? Is he that ogboni man who used his leg for juju ritual to gain political power, and whose special talent is to mould statue upanda?

Yes, he is


That leg can never heal Lai Lai

OKOROCHA WATCH UR BACK

This man should never have gone into politics. I think he's just muddled his legacy. His name used to be synonymous to philanthropy and wisdom. Now, all this is been eroded with dirty politics and unfortunately, that's probably how he'll be remembered.

Hedonini:


I don't waste my time with useless praise singers and hirelings like you who have zero self esteem. Everything must be about "richer" and "more popular". Because whoever is rich and popular can do no wrong, so worthless creatures like you must worship such a person.

Now get lost, forever.

Hmm! It's amazing how you throw caution to the wind and describe people with all sorts of negative adjectives without any form of restriction. What else can be the course if not poor parental upbringing and moral decadence.

My dear, I'm a hireling to nobody, go through my comments you will observe that I belong to no political party. I'm against hate and destructive criticism which you exhibited by calling for the killing of the governor through jungle justice.

I found that too extreme and merely tried to correct you by reminding you that the man you're advocating for his killing is not entirely useless as you portrayed him in your comment. I commented about his charity and generosity towards the poor in the society - which is verifiable.

Instead of you to be penitent and see the intended correction in my write-up, you proved to be an unapologetic street urchin by bombarding me with my own dose of insolent comments.
My dear you're loosing it. What you just exhibited is not virtue atall and you need to change Biko.

MY FEEDBACK TO #LETSGETNIGERIAWORKINGAGAIN.

Greetings to you HE Atiku Abubakar Atiku Abubakar, It is with admiration that I painstakingly read y(our) plans to #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain. Permit me to commend the great job done sir.

Sir, just as you rightly said that “Access is not the only challenge facing the education sector: there are critical challenges with regards to quality, relevance and equity.” I will like to share my main points with you on the level of deterioration that our tertiary education curriculum is into now.

I got admitted into the University with my dream high and lofty as I was lucky to be offered Computer Science. With so much enthusiasm, I was looking forward to getting my hands filled with IT skills that were in demand all over the world through my course modules. I never knew that I would be stuck with only theories and notes through out of my claimed “Computer Science Degree”.

In the twenty first century, it was PASCAL and some other “dead” programming languages that were taught in class with a blue moon practical class. It was frustrating, painful and absurd; it’s as if we were in step one while other developing and developed countries were in step 200.

Education was to equip us with the right, current and practical knowledge not with out-dated knowledge. We paid for this education, via the sweat and sleepless night of our underpaid or unpaid parents, yet we were denied the right knowledge and skills that would position us as top talent in the IT world and other fields of study.

Many of us sold bread, sachet water on the streets just as you did sell firewood just to pay for our education, which we believed would make us better. It is unfair if we are still unemployable after graduation due to lack of hot skills in demand in the business world as we were never equipped with in school.

We were told to produce a project as requirement for graduation with emphasis on its contribution to the Academic body. We thought by working on projects like: Development of a record keeping system or Design and Implementation of student voting system will pave way for us in the corporate world, we never knew what we did and many are still doing is obsolete and has no significance to the corporate world.

Sir, without mincing words, there is a great gap between the acceptable in the education space and the “in demand” solutions of the corporate world.

After years upon years to attain a degree certificate in Nigeria – following the 6-6-4 education system. We never knew that to succeed again we have to start another school in the corporate world called “Internship” – where many employers don’t mind paying graduates N20, 000 per month. They say – you know you don’t have any skills, we will train you.

Without doubt, many young Nigerians dream has been thwarted by the result of poor academic curriculum, which in turn has rendered them unemployable. Most grow up with beautiful career dreams but it is painful to see that upon graduation many have become the opposite of what their dreams. Imagine dreaming to become a Pilot then becoming a Social Media Influencer or Natural hair seller or buy your MTN 1GB for N500 just to make ends meet.

It is very painful and if our education system were to stay the train, I’m afraid we will never be the giant; as the rightful empowerment of students with modern knowledge in their field of study will pave way for innovations that will make Nigeria work.

My resolutions:
• Let there be a total revamp of our education curriculum all over tertiary institutions, to make it match that of developed countries with readily available infrastructure for practical classes and well knowledgeable lecturers to teach and also who knows what they are teaching.

• In support of the above mentioned, let industry stakeholders (those who have deep knowledge on the present and future skills that will be in demand - the future jobs) be involved in the new curriculum development.

• Let students be mandated to start developing industry specific or business world solutions rather than ordinary academic fulfilment projects.

• Let industry stakeholders and Federal Parastatals be invited for final year project defence to pick brilliant solutions for mentoring and funding for growth and launch.

• Let all faculties/departments in the tertiary institution have a taste of Industrial Training/SIWES experience – not just science students alone. This will help to give every students a feel of working experience upon graduation and alleviate the no work experience, no job frustration.

• Let NITDA and all related bodies be evaluated using KPIs of impacts they are making among Nigerians, channel of communication to people and how effective, how many people gets to know about their initiatives (a case study of OIIE - Office of ICT Innovation & Entrepreneurship) etc.

• Let universities give people the courses they ask for, in as much they meet the requirements. This will put passion to proper use as most Nigerians are frustrated via the medium of reading courses they have no passion for, doing jobs they never dreamt of hence the lackadaisical attitude to work and innovation.

Let us save the future of Nigeria. Let us make our education system right, so frustrated graduates will not turn to the alternative of “Japaa” - the most trending decision among Nigerians now to run away to other countries to seek greener pasture. In so doing, we are losing our best brains with potentials to other nations.

This is just a clue of pains in the mind of Nigerian youths.

Let us get Nigeria working sir. Sincerely, I cannot wait.

Oluwajuwon Obaniyi.
A Concerned Nigerian youth.

No rest for the wicked..... Ask young John

ararumeteam:
The heavy weight lose by Okorocha may not be unconnected to the recent political loses he had in the recent time. our governor is loosing it daily. He was sighted at the Hero square, where he went to inspect some recently molded statues. His face shows signs of severe bodily or leg pains.

He is suffering from statue akpaamutitis

ararumeteam:
The heavy weight lose by Okorocha may not be unconnected to the recent political loses he had in the recent time. our governor is loosing it daily. He was sighted at the Hero square, where he went to inspect some recently molded statues. His face shows signs of severe bodily or leg pains.

Okorocha is preparing to fake illness so that h will not be prosecuted from all he has stolen when he leaves office soon. lying leaders of Nigeria.

This man again
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