chrisagyei:
You see your stupidity.You searched for Ghana literacy rate as of 2018 and it gave you a 2015 rate of 76% and an annual growth of 15%.That should tell you by 2018,three years after our literacy rate should surpass 90%.And mind you Nigeria has 59% literacy rate.Use official and recognize source not a useless picture with no source and even if it's 62% according to the useless diagram,can it be compared to 76%.And you can't deny that 13 million nigerian children are out of school which is the world's largest aside you being the world poverty headquarters.Do you know the meaning of Boko Haram.It means Western Education is a taboo and bad omen and your leaders finance these terror groups.Sad.

tylann:
This thing will never come to pass


https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Uganda-oil-pipeline-to-wait-for-a-while/2560-5025464-view-asAMP-gbt0s6/index.html.

tylann:

Yet you couldn't even post one Nigerian public school

kikuyu1:


We tried to tell them! They discovered oil 6 yrs before us,missed a chance to partner us making it harder to market their own oil once our pipeline is completed. M7 and Magufuli combined for the perfect own goal!

Jonraid:
Details emerged of the SADC countries calling for a fresh vote count to clear up the air.Raila and State House used all their means to convince SADC and AU to abandon their plan and declare Tshise as the winner.It worked in the end.I'm just yet to understand Kenya's intentions in the Congo!

Maybe Wikileaks or the ''anonymous hackers'' would one day post the whole story!

The period examined by this report is probably one of the most tragic chapters in the recent history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), if not the whole of Africa. Indeed, the decade was marked by a string of major political crises, wars and multiple ethnic and religious conflicts that brought about the deaths of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people.

jaycent:
The ones I posted are they your father's school, huh?

jaycent:
Am cool. How is Ethiopia doing?

XhosaNostra:
Hehehe. Chai!


https://www.nairaland.com/5080637/photos-see-deplorable-state-school

rvp20183:
They are very greedy - both have basically stone-walled their oil & gas resources - anyway we are still waiting for longest heated pipeline from Uganda to TZ. That will be something.

tylann:

That is why this Nigerians don't want to post they public schools hahahaha the world poverty capital

rvp20183:
They are very greedy - both have basically stone-walled their oil & gas resources - anyway we are still waiting for longest heated pipeline from Uganda to TZ. That will be something.

kikuyu1:


Do you have any idea how the Congolese have suffered under Tutsis? Google UN mapping report-prepare to be shocked!


https://fotcweb.wpengine.com/report-highlights/

Jonraid:
The 4 billion US dollars pipeline? It's a mirage! A pipeline that would connect Kenya,Uganda and later on South Sudan and Ethiopia looked more viable!

“The pipeline route from Hoima to Lokichar to Lamu is the best option for Uganda given that Kenya will charge them cheaper compared to Tanzania per barrel of crude oil transported through the pipeline,” said Mr Keter.

''Britain’s Tullow Oil, which is operating in Uganda and Kenya, favours the Kenyan route, saying it is cheaper as costs will be shared by more operators''

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000195376/kenya-ready-to-go-it-alone-in-oil-pipeline-deal-if-uganda-pulls-out

XhosaNostra:


Lol, I don't even know what to liken that to. Dingy & dark like a bat cave

tylann:

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tylann:

That is why this Nigerians don't want to post they public schools hahahaha the world poverty capital

Jonraid:
It has no name apparently.Do you recall the ''ministry of communication towers'' debate here in Nairaland?

XhosaNostra:
Hehehe. Chai!


https://www.nairaland.com/5080637/photos-see-deplorable-state-school

NairobiWalker1:

NairobiWalker1:


Yeah. Here is is.

XhosaNostra:



It's like Nigerians don't care about their communities. No spirit of Ubuntu whatsoever. Because I fail to understand why the community allowed the school to reach this level of decay.

samorobo:
you are greatly deluded. ...King high schools is a govt secondary in obalende lagos island and it has been there for more than 20 year...it is totally different from Kingsway in ojo lagos mainland. ....go and check again.and this time check properly

XhosaNostra:



Even funnier, someone I'm following just said it's a private school! !!!!

Kazikazi:
just two pages back you posted same mountain! Are you not bored?

tylann:

Nobody cares in that country
If a community contributes to build a school they will never allow it to decay that way

Jonraid:
For sake of the ''backbenchers'' and our colleagues at the back who didn't manage to see it,please post it again!

NairobiWalker1:


Here it is

NairobiWalker1:


How many times have you posted Mt. Kilimanjaro Mr. Kumamoto? You post it after every two pages.

XhosaNostra:


A whole "private" school

NairobiWalker1:


Now that you mention it, here are some private schools in Kenya

Kianda School


Strathmore Schoo

International School of Kenya



Braeburn School



Braeburn School Runda