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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Gosaast: 11:43am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
If the same pressure we mount federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.

You must be a capital idiot not to see it as an abandoned building. Even a mad man knows it is an abandoned building. Ewedu brain

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by emmy9500: 11:46am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
Our oyel money,even Borno schools are far better

Is it a Borno man that is stealing the money meant for projects in the state..... Nigeria will be taken serious when we start holding leaders responsible.... forget about Buhari in Aso rock... your councilors, LG chairman and state house of assembly members live among you but they haven’t been held accountable

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Gosaast: 11:46am On Aug 12, 2021
EzeAnambra:
Ogogoro has really dealt with this our oyel people, foolish set of drunkards

Don't choke on hatred. Bitter soul.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Nobody: 11:47am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
If the same pressure we mount federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.

This is very shocking
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by htdot: 11:48am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
https://www.facebook.com/1296222730434431/posts/4463707613685911/?app=fbl
grin grin grin
If the same pressure we mount on federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.
Where in river state? You yoloba with propaganda.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Sleekfingers: 11:49am On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:
And what concerns BBC Yoruba with far away Rivers state?
See Afonja Busy Body even affect BBC because they added Yoruba to the regional branch name


Bbc yoruba is a media house. It is their business to air any news........

Even if you burnt your fisherman soup. It is their business to air it.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by alcaptainero: 11:50am On Aug 12, 2021
This pictures are without proof, probably by Amaechi and Apc boys to discredit the River state government. Here are pictures of model primary schools scattered all over Rivers state

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Nobody: 11:52am On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
If the same pressure we mount federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.

Absolutely right.
Nigeria will need a change of its Constitution to limit the power that Governors have.
It does not really matter how good a President we have. If you have a terrible, corrupt Governor (like most of them are), your state will not get anywhere.
State fund allocations are completely at the mercy of the Governor, who knows they have almost complete immunity from the Constitution.
If this does not change, pictures like the ones posted will very likely never go away.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Youngados(m): 11:54am On Aug 12, 2021
[color=#000099][/color]Dat 1 is evun beta dan whe l wrk in Kaduna.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Ole33: 11:56am On Aug 12, 2021
Good one
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by zoedew: 11:56am On Aug 12, 2021
This cannot be through with Mr. Project in the saddle!
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by KindlyAssist: 11:57am On Aug 12, 2021
THIS IS NOT RIVERS STATE.


NOT EVEN WIKE, BUT AMAECHI BUILT WORLD CLASS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS THERE.

EQUIPPED WITH COMPUTER LAB AND DIGITAL HALL.

Its quite unfortunate that its not maintained properly and also host criminals has vanadalized some.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BigBashiru: 11:57am On Aug 12, 2021
DropsMic:
It's the same in every black African country

not true. you are just a victim's of British colonial brainwashing.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by dhantey324(m): 11:59am On Aug 12, 2021
This is a shrine and not a classroom... undecided undecided
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by FreeStuffsNG: 12:01pm On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:
And what concerns BBC Yoruba with far away Rivers state?
See Afonja Busy Body even affect BBC because they added Yoruba to the regional branch name
It was shared by a PH based journalist, Nkem

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Abagworo(m): 12:01pm On Aug 12, 2021
There's no State without worse schools including Abuja FCT. If the target is to criticize Wike then it has failed already.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Meedu(m): 12:04pm On Aug 12, 2021
This reminded me of Flintstones
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by kenchop: 12:04pm On Aug 12, 2021
THE PEOPLE ARE VERY OKAY WITH THEIR MULTIPLE OVERHEAD BRIDGES THE GOVERNOR IS BUILDING. MEANWHILE, HEALTH CARE ZERO, HUMAN CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT ZERO, EDUCATION ZERO,EMPLOYMENT ZERO, SALARIES ZERO, SECURITY ZERO. RITUAL KIDNAPPINGS IS GOING ON ROUND THE CLOCK IN RIVERS STATE, NO WHERE IS SAFE. FOR OBVIOUS REASONS THE GOVERNMENT WON'T SAY PIM ABOUT IT. CULTISM 100%.
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by DropsMic(m): 12:05pm On Aug 12, 2021
BigBashiru:


not true. you are just a victim's of British colonial brainwashing.

Bin blind to the truth doesn’t make one woke bro. It makes one dumb
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by arantess: 12:09pm On Aug 12, 2021
Chepos1:
Someone should please tell me it's a lie �
its a true oo
Go to community school at rumueme(The governor's constituency) and rumuokwuta girls and see wonders
but flyover is his priority because of kick backs

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by TroubleMaker47(m): 12:09pm On Aug 12, 2021
Saao:
Best thing to do, is to tell us the name of the school, the local government so as to rightly inform the government to fix it. Maybe the governor isn't isn't aware as he can't be everywhere. Thank you
Exactly, hence there is provision for LG chairman and councillors.
LG and councillors should be held accountable for things like this
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Nobody: 12:11pm On Aug 12, 2021
FreeIgbos:
Yorubas are funny people, they like mocking others but if you expose them they will call their ethnocentric mod to delete it. I created this informative them but he rushed and deleted it.

Igbos and Yorubas are unarguably two of Nigeria's most globally recognized ethnic groups. They've excelled in many areas of human endeavors and locally, they tend to have divergent opinion in their worldviews which has been variously misinterpreted. However, this thread will lay bare the structural differences which many either do not know, sugar coat or outrightly deny for sundry reasons.

1. Igbos are natural democrats with a liberal worldview while Yorubas are heirachial and abhor democratic tendencies: This is one of the reasons why the two groups often clash rhetorically and accuse each other for being hateful and antagonistic. Yorubas have a culture stymied in "bambiala" reverence to fellow man while Igbos on the other hand believe that all men were born equal and one can become whatever they want if they work hard. This is at the core of what makes a character like Tinubu to thrive and assume a god status among Yorubas. But similar characters in Igboland will be derided. People like Rochas and Orji Uzor Kalu would have succeeded just like Tinubu if they were Yorubas in assuming a god status and similarly Tinubu wouldn't have succeeded in pocketing Lagos since 1999 if Lagos was an Igbo state. Igbos would have sent him packing after his statutory 8 years as governor!

Before Tinubu, we also had other Yorubas who were elevated to god status such as Awolowo and Abiola. During their lifetime, these same people were literally worshipped by Yorubas and it's not neccesarily because they sacrificed or did wonders for their people rather it was the bambiala culture that caused it. Igbos also had great leaders that sacrificed or did exceptionally well for them such as Michael Okpara, Ojukwu and Sam Mbakwe but they were only respected and never worshipped. Even when Ojukwu returned from exile to contest for elective positions in governance, he wasn't voted for out of principle! Sam Mbakwe, Ojukwu and Michael Okpara all retired to live out their old ages in peace but if they were in the West, just like Awolowo did, the bambiala culture will not only enable him to primitively accumulate wealth but will also make it easy for him to continue to call the shots till they die.

Igbos don't hate Tinubu as Yorubas wrongly believe rather they hate what he represents! Igbos have attacked Rochas and Orji Uzor Kalu more than they have attacked Tinubu. It amounts to idiotic reasoning to want Igbos not to criticize Tinubu when they form a significant percentage of the population in Lagos and pays tax yet same Tinubu is kneeling on the necks of everyone in Lagos by institutionalizing corruption in that state.

2. Igbos have a more principled worldview while Yorubas are fairweather in nature:
Igbos are ready to swim and sink with whoever they align with but Yorubas will jump ship the moment they see you're sinking and I will give you examples. Ojukwu, GEJ, Nnamdi Kanu will suffice here. During the war, Igbos stood with Ojukwu even when they were blockaded and were being starved or bombed to death! Igbos stood with GEJ even when he came under scathing criticisms till the day he stepped down! Igbos have massively supported Nnamdi Kanu through thick and thin! The Igbos are reliable allies who stand by their word but Yorubas will change course when things get out of hand, and that's what they term "sophistication". Awolowo was quoted as saying, if Igbos should leave Nigeria, Yorubas will leave too. Earlier, same Awolowo called Nigeria a mere geographical expression. In essence, he never believed in the country. However, when Ojukwu took the initiative and presented an opportunity for Awolowo to have his dream Oduduwa republic, he chickened out and decided to stay neutral and watch which side will have the upper hand so he can team up with them. If Biafra had an upper hand, Awolowo would have teamed up with Ojukwu!

3. Igbos Hate Injustice/Oppression And They Always Voice Out But Yorubas Will Rather Suffer In Silence Just To Be Politically Correct:
when you oppress Igbos, either as an Igbo man or outsider, they will wail, complain, vilify, criticize and do whatever they can to show their displeasure. In essence, they don't suffer fools gladly. Igbos don't hate Fulanis more than Yorubas or others in Nigeria but while others are willing to be closet haters just to avoid antagonising them, Igbos don't mind saying it with a microphone. Igbos never hated or verbally attacked Umaru Musa Yaradua (a core Fulani man) when he was president simply because they believed he was a good man. Now that's a food for thought!

4. Igbos Don't Mind Washing Their Dirty Linens In Public If That Would Bring Change But Yorubas Will Rather Allow Keep Mum To Avoid Embarrassment: When the Orji's allowed Aba to rot, with bad roads and filth everywhere. Igbos didn't try to hide it to avoid embarrassment instead they began a campaign of exposing the rot in Aba. In Facebook, nairaland, Twitter etc, we were assaulted with disgusting pictures of terrible looking roads which others didn't waste to start mocking us with. However, the onslaught against the state government started paying dividends now go to those roads now, particularly Ngwa/School road, P.H road, Eziukwu etc that used to be an eyesore and you won't believe how neat they are now. The governor must had sleepless nights with all those attacks he faced! Now, let's draw a parallel again. Aba is to Abia State what Sango/Ota is to Ogun State. Today, Sango/Ota has some of the worst roads you can think of in Nigeria, if not the world but Yorubas will rather keep calm, suffer silently and even attack anyone that tries to expose the rot in that town. Even within the almighty Lagos too, there are lots of terrible roads and disgusting environment but anyone trying to expose it will come under attack by Yorubas who either don't want to be embarrassed or because they feel no one should question their leader.

Should Nigeria divide today, I can bet you that Oduduwa will have sit tight rulers that will make the likes of Paul Biya and Mugabe green envy while Igbos will practice a very vibrant democracy with no room for sit tight rulers.
In your mind you have made sense with this your bias writeup.
1) From time immemorial Yorubas always have political leaders like Awolowo and others and that is what is giving them an edge over your people politically. The highest position your so called factionised leaders can reach is vp. which the likes of Ekwueme, Ebitu Ukiwe occupied.

2) You guys normally re-write history to favour your shady course. Awolowo never chickened out of any agreement, he forsee the effect of civil war and he warned ya brother against starting a war he cannot finish because the Northern soldiers in the west are too many and this will endanger the lives of his people.

3) The famous human right activitists like Gani Fawehinmi, Beko Ransom Kuti families that always fight injustices in Nigeria are they ibos?

4)You wrote that Yorubas used to cover up for their own. Is Kemi Adeosun former finance minister who resigned because of NYSC certificate scandal not a Yoruba woman again?

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by arantess: 12:11pm On Aug 12, 2021
kenchop:
THE PEOPLE ARE VERY OKAY WITH THEIR MULTIPLE OVERHEAD BRIDGES THE GOVERNOR IS BUILDING. MEANWHILE, HEALTH CARE ZERO, HUMAN CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT ZERO, EDUCATION ZERO,EMPLOYMENT ZERO, SALARIES ZERO, SECURITY ZERO. RITUAL KIDNAPPINGS IS GOING ON ROUND THE CLOCK IN RIVERS STATE, NO WHERE IS SAFE. FOR OBVIOUS REASONS THE GOVERNMENT WON'T SAY PIM ABOUT IT. CULTISM 100%.
some folks even made videos of the overhead bridges and were shouting that development has come
another one said the projects are creating employment
when we are serious as a people we can take back our country, but for now its business as usual
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BKayy: 12:13pm On Aug 12, 2021
Newton85:
And what also concerns you with South South or even Lagos affairs, Eboe boy?
South South?
My dear Shameless Afonja man, unlike you busy body people we have pound Igbo clans in Rivers State. And I am not talking about Ikwerre.
We have Asa/Ndoki plus Egbema etc in that Rivers state so mind your business.
Busy Body
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by arantess: 12:14pm On Aug 12, 2021
TroubleMaker47:

Exactly, hence there is provision for LG chairman and councillors.
LG and councillors should be held accountable for things like this
what is the autonomy status of LGAs that you want them to be held to account
have the state governors allowed them to breath yet
in Rivers state, wike is chief accountant, governor, commissioner, just name it
nobody knows rivers budget except wike
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BigBashiru: 12:15pm On Aug 12, 2021
BKayy:
And what concerns BBC Yoruba with far away Rivers state?
See Afonja Busy Body even affect BBC because they added Yoruba to the regional branch name

British are colonists..... BBC is British State Media. What is their business with Yoruba language? The answer is CONTROL. But again Nigerians are slackers with the wrong mentality.... so it's quite easy for them to use your own language to control you...
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BKayy: 12:15pm On Aug 12, 2021
FreeStuffsNG:

It was shared by a PH based journalist, Nkem
Port Harcourt based journalist reporting in Yoruba?
Afonja dey lie small nah. Fear God oh
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Litmus: 12:16pm On Aug 12, 2021
Biodun556:
If the same pressure we mount federal government is applied to state governors, Nigeria will be better.

Indeed and also on ordinary Nigerians and communities. I’ve asked this question before, what prevents the teachers, parents and community of this school getting together to build benches and desks – even if they must use blocks, why not find and lay down good blocks in a systemic way. What prevents them working on the school, sweeping up, fixing roofs, painting and so on? They could still have images and videos of the former deplorable state of the school for use to score political points. They can show the government and the world what they did to fix the school and still complain how government does not help them. What prevents Nigerians doing charity for their fellow Nigerians, there is a video of an Igbo woman than dose charity for schools in Ghana and yet she lives in Nigeria.

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BigBashiru: 12:16pm On Aug 12, 2021
TroubleMaker47:

Exactly, hence there is provision for LG chairman and councillors.
LG and councillors should be held accountable for things like this

NIGERIANS don't want to hear this.... they always want the easiest person to blame which is Mr President....
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Oyindidi(f): 12:19pm On Aug 12, 2021
Where in Rivers state and the name of the school, this is not my own Rivers State. Prove or its a lie

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Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by Truvelisback(m): 12:19pm On Aug 12, 2021
This is a cemetary grin
Re: Classrooms In Rivers State Schools - BBC Yoruba Shares Shocking Pictures by BKayy: 12:19pm On Aug 12, 2021
BigBashiru:


British are colonists..... BBC is British State Media. What is their business with Yoruba language? The answer is CONTROL. But again Nigerians are slackers with the wrong mentality.... so it's quite easy for them to use your own language to control you...
I know my dear. Forget that my "Afonja" term, its just a way to spark these people to see the truth.
Black people don't learn through reasoning but insults

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