Re- WAEC, how did we
get there?
By Sun News Publishing
Saturday, September 22, 2007
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Steve,
I can not thank you enough for today’s write up on
WAEC. If you ever have cause to interact with the majority
of our today’s graduates and undergraduates, you can’t
help but cry for this country.
This is a country where majority of our graduates and undergraduates
today, do not know the use of indexes in a textbook or how
to even use the encyclopedia. How can they, when merit has
been murdered in our higher institutions at the alter of cash
and carry.
08076468200
Steve
I love your funny but true write-up on “WAEC: how did
we get here? You are such a naturally born writer. An award?
Master Journalist of the month. Keep it up.
Vijay Ondo.
0703188577
You raised political doom alarm, nevertheless, we’re
doomed, corruption in high esteem. Tell our leaders whether
they’ll hear or not because they are stiff -necked people.
08032957679
Re- UNBUNDLING EFCC
I want to commend you for the good work that you are doing.
Especially, your work on “unbundling” EFCC. It
is truly a Frank Talk. God will keep people like you for your
frank talk (For speaking out for every Nigerian) keep it up.
Sunny, Sokoto
0806372105
EFCC should not be taken seriously until it has probed the
sudden wealth of Obasanjo. But, it cannot, because Ribadu
is the greatest beneficiary from Obasanjo’s regime.
So let’s have a new hand to depoliticize the body. God
bless you.
Yinka Okunniyi, Ishaga
08058874380
EFCC is a graduate of Obasanjo’s school of gangasterism
(check Akala and Adedibu) Ribadu should be told that the baton
has changed.
Jide Johnson Abeokuta
08033340265
KEEP IT UP
Thank you for spoiling my breakfast with your vivid description
of the school you visited in Jigawa. What do you expect from
a governor who makes funding of 3rd agenda, a priority than
education of the poor masses
Francis Ajayi Abuja
08026115639
Steve,
Your back-page piece (‘Daily Sun’ of 19 Sep’07)
was very incisive and real. However, how many literate Nigerians
care to read? Several misfit regimes have largely caused the
systemic detour from merit to money-mania and eduphobia.
Ride on; Could you please, research into our remuneration
structure among the political class, public and private sector,
working and non-working class people. What they earn, compared
to what they contribute to the economy.
The current situation is astonishingly disheartning; Idle
disorientd’barboons’ not only waste the economy,
but also insult the hardworking proactive ‘monkeys’.
Imagine the likeness
Arc. N Nwosu.
08053466760
Your boldness, your biro and truth will stand the test of
history.
Opara C. Mrs.
08056055937
Steve,
God bless you for addressing the nauseating decay in our educational
system and the shameless attitude of the rigged-in politicians,
whose stock-in trade is inflation of contract claims and brandishing
of impeachment notices for some fee.
Keep it up and may your pen never run dry.
Dr. Nwuslor,E.E
08050521415
What a wonderful piece from you. My opinion is that the federal
government should declare a state of emergency in the educational
system. They should stop sharing excess crude funds with states
and plough it back into education.
Afterall, we did the same thing in writing off our paris club
debts. We have not been building human capital in this nation
for the past 20 years.
Steve Nwabuko.
08033034209
Steve
You are too much. Whenever I read your Frank Talk, I make
sure that I am alone because often time, I laugh till I shed
tears. Your realistically funny, where you go school?
08037147082
My prayer is to meet you one day as one of your numerous
fans, because I fell in love with Sun Newspapers due to the
love and respect I have for your style of writing. You are
just too good. May Almighty continue to enrich your brain
with knowledge and wisdom. God blessings.
Badmus, Abuja
08033164554
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