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Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Zainabwhitemone(m): 9:23pm On Aug 07 |
No excuse for criminality |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by banku: 9:24pm On Aug 07 |
SouthEast stat is impressive. Great progress after the War I must say. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Zeebuy: 9:28pm On Aug 07 |
andy244: I've never seen any out-of-school child in Imo State too 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Kinoike: 9:29pm On Aug 07 |
Awolowo is disappointed! The man must be struggling and weeping in his grave. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Zeebuy: 9:30pm On Aug 07 |
nomadreporter: This is is false. The first time in my life when I met people who couldn't speak a word of English was during my NYSC in Ogun Waterside LGA. This was something I never experienced during my years in the east. Even my late grandmother spoke pidgin english but I've never seen a child in the East who isn't schooling |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Zeebuy: 9:32pm On Aug 07 |
phemray: You're making people think you're uneducated. You should know stats like this are made relative to each other, that's why it's a percentage. It doesn't matter the population 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by casualobserver: 9:32pm On Aug 07 |
SirLakes: Either way! 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Alexis11: 9:33pm On Aug 07 |
omohayek: Well said. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ceejayluv(m): 9:34pm On Aug 07 |
nomadreporter:Story |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 9:35pm On Aug 07 |
phemray: UNICEF thinks otherwise 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Realjass1: 9:35pm On Aug 07 |
Southeast too! Today's parents have indeed failed their children. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by IduNaOba: 9:36pm On Aug 07 |
Kingsmeal: Facts only |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by kasim155: 9:36pm On Aug 07 |
SirLakes: Yes I will ask, because it seems like all this rubbish statistics is just formulated out just to cause confusion amongst the region. 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by tctrills: 9:36pm On Aug 07 |
Goodvibes007:I would rather come from a place where women have slept with more than one man than where kids don't go to school. I understand you prefer your women having one partner to being educated. It's clear that ever region has different priorities. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Zeebuy: 9:37pm On Aug 07 |
JuanDeDios: Absolute thrash |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Alexis11: 9:37pm On Aug 07 |
SirLakes: Chinedu if you check well, you will see that the guy you replied is Igbo same way you are Yoruba. 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by tctrills: 9:39pm On Aug 07 |
samdaisi:If you listened to your maths teacher in secondary school, you would understand why your last argument is faulty. Again it seems the data did not capture the millions of kids in the SW villages who can't speak a single sentence in English. 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by seunmsg(m): 9:41pm On Aug 07 |
This data can’t be accurate. As in, 6 out of every 100 child in the South west are not going to school? Not even in my Ekiti. 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by tctrills: 9:41pm On Aug 07 |
nomadreporter:This data was not collated by the SW. And all regions cook up stats to get grants from donors. You have no excuse. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Alexis11: 9:42pm On Aug 07 |
nomadreporter: The people that jerk up that figures are the teenagers from North and East that came to "hustle" in South West, especially Lagos. SW is their "America". South West is becoming the hub of these destitutes from other regions. 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ojex004: 9:43pm On Aug 07 |
MadamRamota: Werey, waiting be Ur total populations in your 5 plot of land compare to southwest populations? U shld be ashamed that Ur region percentage reach that self. Ewu 2 Likes |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ceejayluv(m): 9:44pm On Aug 07 |
prizeless:Those guys no suppose rule us normally. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Aldol: 9:45pm On Aug 07 |
Kingsmeal:I can bet you that those out of school children in the west are of ibo extraction |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ALLNIGERIANSMAD(m): 9:45pm On Aug 07 |
Kingsmeal:your statistics are fake, 70% of SE boys children are Unwa boys in various market accross the country, 45% of SE girl children in the East are house help in Lagos and other places or secretary in Igbo man's businesses shops 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ceejayluv(m): 9:46pm On Aug 07 |
Alexis11:Eastern kids enrolled in Western schools far outnumber the Northern kids. They shouldn't even be in the same sentence. |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Bimpe29: 9:47pm On Aug 07 |
Naijeriya we can do better but has been bedeviling with kwaruption |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by PHIPEX(m): 9:47pm On Aug 07 |
samdaisi: Percentage nullifies the effect of absolute numbers. The supposed Gala seller went to school |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ceejayluv(m): 9:48pm On Aug 07 |
Aldol:Then what would you say about the northern kids in the west? |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by ArcSEMPECJ(m): 9:48pm On Aug 07 |
MadamRamota: When they, in their very own eyes , watch as someone, who can't call the name of the Primary school he schooled in become so popular and and respected in their region to the point that he even outsmarted them to make himself President , should tell you that Education in South West is going to degenerate so badly..... Inshort, South West parents have a long work to do inorder to overcome this high jump set in the mindset of their wards by this man ..... Agbaro has produced a good thing and has even made some so rich that they are even mentioned in the scheme of affairs in one state.... 1 Like |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by spiSeyi: 9:51pm On Aug 07 |
MadamRamota:Those out of school children in the South West are the South yeasterners that are selling gala inside traffic and those underage girls in some brothels |
Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by Aldol: 9:52pm On Aug 07 |
ceejayluv:Hausa leave their families behind in the north ,the men only come to do business and that's all |
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