GuyWise101:
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When we got independence the Nigeria greedy politicians came back and re-colonized us, deliberately destroyed our educational system, put us in more darkness and rendered us jobless and poor, but now we are OBIdiently matching to the real independence.

Quintopia:


The thread topic was ''Scanty Stadium at Lagos Independence Rally....''
https://www.nairaland.com/7361610/scanty-stadium-lagos-independence-rally

In explaining the reason for the 'scant rally', one dummy posted this:



My repsonse:

At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

One more thing. Without independence in 1960, you'd be a stark illiterate village farmer today. The colonial regime did not invest in public education, and national literacy rate was 7% at independence. That figure is 78% today, courtesy of NIGERIAN leaders who came in and introduced free and/or near free education and built thousands of public schools, including the ones that educated your parents.

As for ''putting you in more darkness'', you were in near absolute darkness before independence. In fact there was no national grid built before independence. Most homes were not even wired to receive power. The British did not build any power stations. They imported industrial generators to light up affluent parts of town (GRAs, Ikoyi etc) where they and their native serfs lived. The overwhelming majority of Nigerians lived in darkness using lanterns and candles.

Kainji Dam was our first power plant, and it was commissioned in 1964.

Today we have countless power plants covering hundreds+ million people. Intermittently yes, but getting better and better.

SO IT WAS NIGERIAN LEADERS THAT BROUGHT YOU OUT OF DARKNESS, AND GAVE YOU EDUCATION, YOU IGNORANT, CONDITIONED mumu, IN A FORUM OF IGNORANT, ALLERGIC-TO-RESEARCH mumus THAT LIKED YOUR STUPID COMMENT.

Finnbaloroficia:


Okay I have heard what you said, but you know man u suppose win this match. Abi I lie?

Quintopia:
The thread topic was ''Scanty Stadium at Lagos Independence Rally....''
https://www.nairaland.com/7361610/scanty-stadium-lagos-independence-rally

In explaining the reason for the 'scant rally', one dummy posted this, and got 1,000 likes:



My response:

At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

One more thing. Without independence in 1960, you'd be a stark illiterate village farmer today. Or a hunter. The colonial regime did not invest in public education, and national literacy rate was 7% at independence. That figure is 78% today, courtesy of NIGERIAN leaders who came in and introduced free and/or near free education and built thousands of public schools, including the ones that educated your parents.

As for ''putting you in more darkness'', you were in near absolute darkness before independence. In fact there was no national grid built before independence. Most homes were not even wired to receive power. The British did not build any power stations. They imported industrial generators to light up affluent parts of town (GRAs, Ikoyi etc) where they and their native serfs lived. The overwhelming majority of Nigerians lived in darkness using lanterns and candles.

Kainji Dam was our first power plant, and it was commissioned in 1964.

Today we have countless power plants covering hundreds+ million people. Intermittently yes, but getting better and better.

SO IT WAS NIGERIAN LEADERS THAT BROUGHT YOU OUT OF DARKNESS, AND GAVE YOU EDUCATION, YOU IGNORANT, CONDITIONED mumu, IN A FORUM OF IGNORANT, ALLERGIC-TO-RESEARCH mumus THAT LIKED YOUR STUPID COMMENT.

Quintopia:
The thread topic was ''Scanty Stadium at Lagos Independence Rally....''
https://www.nairaland.com/7361610/scanty-stadium-lagos-independence-rally

In explaining the reason for the 'scant rally', one dummy posted this, and got 1,000 likes:



My response:

At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

One more thing. Without independence in 1960, you'd be a stark illiterate village farmer today. Or a hunter. The colonial regime did not invest in public education, and national literacy rate was 7% at independence. That figure is 78% today, courtesy of NIGERIAN leaders who came in and introduced free and/or near free education and built thousands of public schools, including the ones that educated your parents.

As for ''putting you in more darkness'', you were in near absolute darkness before independence. In fact there was no national grid built before independence. Most homes were not even wired to receive power. The British did not build any power stations. They imported industrial generators to light up affluent parts of town (GRAs, Ikoyi etc) where they and their native serfs lived. The overwhelming majority of Nigerians lived in darkness using lanterns and candles.

Kainji Dam was our first power plant, and it was commissioned in 1964.

Today we have countless power plants covering hundreds+ million people. Intermittently yes, but getting better and better.

SO IT WAS NIGERIAN LEADERS THAT BROUGHT YOU OUT OF DARKNESS, AND GAVE YOU EDUCATION, YOU IGNORANT, CONDITIONED mumu, IN A FORUM OF IGNORANT, ALLERGIC-TO-RESEARCH mumus THAT LIKED YOUR STUPID COMMENT.

Quintopia:


At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

[b]One more thing. Without independence in 1960, you'd be a stark illiterate village farmer today. Or a hunter. The colonial regime did not invest in public education, and national literacy rate was 7% at

Mickykarim:


THERE ARE TOO MANY FOOLS AND IGNORAMUSES ON THIS PLATFORM AND OTHERS THAT ADORN THE CYBERSPACE.

nlreserve:
All the so called achievement you think should be a reason to hail our past leaders, who should we blame for all the debts Nigeria has incured, considering the fact that Nigeria used to be a country that lends money to Japan and other country's in the 70's?

Today, Japan is more developed than Nigeria; Who should we blame for it? Our past leaders or not? Should we blame the Nigerians (followers)? Well, I think the followers such as you should be blamed because you keep enjoying the low standard your leaders have put you. Compare your life with that of other countries' citizens and see that they are better off than you.

Today, Nigerian graduates are moving to other countries for better life, even though they are paid less than foreigners (counterparts) from other countries simply because Nigeria is of low standard. If you don't know, you are a product of your country and if you don't aim high for your country, others won't rate you high.

Guy, I won't blame you because even a fool is wise to himself but try to humble your stupidity. Fella sang it in one of his songs about people like you.

Quintopia:
The thread topic was ''Scanty Stadium at Lagos Independence Rally....''
https://www.nairaland.com/7361610/scanty-stadium-lagos-independence-rally

In explaining the reason for the 'scant rally', one dummy posted this, and got 1,000 likes:



My response:

At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

nlreserve:
All the so called achievement you think should be a reason to hail our past leaders, who should we blame for all the debts Nigeria has incured, considering the fact that Nigeria used to be a country that lends money to Japan and other country's in the 70's?

Today, Japan is more developed than Nigeria; Who should we blame for it? Our past leaders or not? Should we blame the Nigerians (followers)? Well, I think the followers such as you should be blamed because you keep enjoying the low standard your leaders have put you. Compare your life with that of other countries' citizens and see that they are better off than you.

Today, Nigerian graduates are moving to other countries for better life, even though they are paid less than foreigners (counterparts) from other countries simply because Nigeria is of low standard. If you don't know, you are a product of your country and if you don't aim high for your country, others won't rate you high.

Guy, I won't blame you because even a fool is wise to himself but try to humble your stupidity. Fella sang it in one of his songs about people like you.

OkCornel:


I stopped reading at the first paragraph. University of Ibadan was established in 1948. As a college with ties to University of London though, became a degree awarding institution in 1962.

UNN was established on 18th May, 1955.

OkCornel:


I stopped reading at the first paragraph. University of Ibadan was established in 1948. As a college with ties to University of London though, became a degree awarding institution in 1962.

UNN was established on 18th May, 1955.

Quintopia:


WHAT EXACTLY IS YOUR PROBLEM?

THAT IS DID NOT ACCEPT THE POSTER'S LIES?

So because you are unsatisfied with the govt's performance, qwe shpuld tell lies about them and exaggerate their uselessness?

Quintopia:


UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN WAS NOT A UNIVERSITY UNTIL 1962, AFTER INDEPEDENCE.




''Established'' on paper. Condtruction began around 1958. It never actually opened till 1960 AFTER Independence.

SO I AM 100% CORRECT.

There was not ONE SINGLE UNIVERSITY IN NIGERIA AT INDPENDENCE.

Quintopia:


UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN WAS NOT A UNIVERSITY UNTIL 1962, AFTER INDEPEDENCE.




''Established'' on paper. Condtruction began around 1958. It never actually opened till 1960 AFTER Independence.

SO I AM 100% CORRECT.

There was not ONE SINGLE UNIVERSITY IN NIGERIA AT INDPENDENCE.

PoliteActivist:


My friend stop making a fool of yourself. "No educational system"?!. When the real universities were established b4 independence. These mushroom things they term universities these days! That's just one aspect of. Just stop talking. You are embarrassing yourself

Quintopia:


WHAT EXACTLY IS YOUR PROBLEM?

THAT IS DID NOT ACCEPT THE POSTER'S LIES?

So because you are unsatisfied with the govt's performance, qwe shpuld tell lies about them and exaggerate their uselessness?

WHY?

There is not one thing I typed in response to that oaf that was untrue.

He claimed our politicians came in after independence and ''destroyed our education system''.

But there was no ''educational system'' before independence.

What was your grandpa or great grandpa's job?

Was he a doctor or lawyer or engineer?

I can say with 99.5% certainty he wasn't, but was an illiterate village peasant.

Or is it power supply?

Just about everyone lived in darkness before independence, and it wasn't about power cuts or turning on a gen. Nobody knew how to wire a house before independence.

Our national soccer team toured England in the 1950s barefooted. The colonial ministry of sports did not bother introducing them to football boots. (And you thought the NFF bad?)

As for Nigerians leaving for greener pastures, are you aware that that is actually a sign of a nation's SUCCESS in creating an educated and enlightened population?

Could your illiterate GRANDPA under colonialism wake up one day and decide to 'japa'?

Did he know where America was or how to get there, or what he would do if he got there?

SO COUNT YOUIR BLESSINGS INSTEAD OF SITTING SOMEWHERE BLAMING 'LEADERS' WITHOUT WHOM YOU WOULD BE STARK ILLITERATE TODAY WALKING AROUND BAREFOOTED IN THE VILLAGE AND CARRYING A HOE.

Quintopia:


ILLITERATE TOUT WITH LOW IQ. Have you not been reading this thread?

Which ''real universities'' existed before independence?

Care to name them?

Bontafa:


All this crying, pains and wailing na because of likes ?

nlreserve:
You re wrong because UNN would still have functioned even if there was no independence. Since u claim it was established and construction going on before independent, what stops it from functioning if there was no independence?

Quintopia:


ILLITERATE TOUT WITH LOW IQ. Have you not been reading this thread?

Which ''real universities'' existed before independence?

Care to name them?

Quintopia:


ILLITERATE TOUT WITH LOW IQ. Have you not been reading this thread?

Which ''real universities'' existed before independence?

Care to name them?

HarlequinLekex:
You got his code straight up

Bontafa:


Professor nairaland.

Before the independence the university college Ibadan was functioning fully so why all this wailing and crying just because someone got likes for comment?

You are now talking about colonization and gibberish

Quintopia:
The thread topic was ''Scanty Stadium at Lagos Independence Rally....''
https://www.nairaland.com/7361610/scanty-stadium-lagos-independence-rally

In explaining the reason for the 'scant rally', one dummy posted this, and got 1,000 likes:



My response:

At independence we had NO ''educational system''. There was not one single university in Nigeria, compared to the 200+ we have today, courtesy of the NIGERIAN leaders you claimed ''destroyed'' something that never existed.

One more thing. Without independence in 1960, you'd be a stark illiterate village farmer today. Or a hunter. The colonial regime did not invest in public education, and national literacy rate was 7% at independence. That figure is 78% today, courtesy of NIGERIAN leaders who came in and introduced free and/or near free education and built thousands of public schools, including the ones that educated your parents.

As for ''putting you in more darkness'', you were in near absolute darkness before independence. In fact there was no national grid built before independence. Most homes were not even wired to receive power. The British did not build any power stations. They imported industrial generators to light up affluent parts of town (GRAs, Ikoyi etc) where they and their native serfs lived. The overwhelming majority of Nigerians lived in darkness using lanterns and candles.

Kainji Dam was our first power plant, and it was commissioned in 1964.

Today we have countless power plants covering hundreds+ million people. Intermittently yes, but getting better and better.

SO IT WAS NIGERIAN LEADERS THAT BROUGHT YOU OUT OF DARKNESS, AND GAVE YOU EDUCATION, YOU IGNORANT, CONDITIONED mumu, IN A FORUM OF IGNORANT, ALLERGIC-TO-RESEARCH mumus THAT LIKED YOUR STUPID COMMENT.

Bontafa:


Professor nairaland.

Before the independence the university college Ibadan was functioning fully so why all this wailing and crying just because someone got likes for comment?

You are now talking about colonization and gibberish

Quintopia:


Ignorant dunce with no brain, we are referring to full-fledged universities, not subsidiary campuses of foreign institutions, which is what UI was before 1962.

Finnbaloroficia:


Okay I have heard what you said, but you know man u suppose win this match. Abi I lie?

Bontafa:


All this crying, pains and wailing na because of likes ?

Bontafa:


Blantant olodo

The Yaba higher college then was what ?