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Ok

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God save us ooh

Ok

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Ok

*To Those Insinuating Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Denied IPOB*

Common sense is not common and in all thy getting, get understanding.

I will briefly state this clear;

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is NOT a member of “PROSCRIBED IPOB” and will not accept that in any court of Law.

Why must the Government, attach the word “PROSCRIBE” to IPOB?
How on earth do you expect an intellectual like Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, to accept being a member of “A Terrorist group IPOB”?

NO.....

He is an IPOB activist, not a member of proscribed IPOB or Terrorist group.

Now, every IPOB activists must take note of this, when arraigned in any Court or asked by anyone.
We are IPOB activists/Family , not Proscribed IPOB or Terrorist group called IPOB.

Not accepting a negative tag on your Biafraness, doesn’t mean you denied your originality.

He is challenging the baseless proscription, Terrorist tag and when allowed to speak, will prove to the Court, he is an Indigenous Person Of Biafra, hence no negativity should be tagged to that glorious name.

The prosecutor Mr Labaran, must savvy that, Self determination is a constitutional right, hence no Terrorist tag should be glued to any movement exercising such inalienable right, if he anticipates an acceptance.

Don’t tag proscription or Terrorism to IPOB, we don’t belong to that class.

Let IPOB be IPOB, let Terrorism and Proscription stand on its own.
Don’t surround a pit with flowers, expecting us to fall into it.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is too lettered for your gimmicks and will defeat his human right violators, anywhere and anytime.

[quote author=Usonkwu post=109528913]
A comment above clarified Kanu only denied being a member of PROSCRIBED IPOB.
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*To Those Insinuating Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Denied IPOB*

Common sense is not common and in all thy getting, get understanding.

I will briefly state this clear;

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is NOT a member of “PROSCRIBED IPOB” and will not accept that in any court of Law.

Why must the Government, attach the word “PROSCRIBE” to IPOB?
How on earth do you expect an intellectual like Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, to accept being a member of “A Terrorist group IPOB”?

NO.....

He is an IPOB activist, not a member of proscribed IPOB or Terrorist group.

Now, every IPOB activists must take note of this, when arraigned in any Court or asked by anyone.
We are IPOB activists/Family , not Proscribed IPOB or Terrorist group called IPOB.

Not accepting a negative tag on your Biafraness, doesn’t mean you denied your originality.

He is challenging the baseless proscription, Terrorist tag and when allowed to speak, will prove to the Court, he is an Indigenous Person Of Biafra, hence no negativity should be tagged to that glorious name.

The prosecutor Mr Labaran, must savvy that, Self determination is a constitutional right, hence no Terrorist tag should be glued to any movement exercising such inalienable right, if he anticipates an acceptance.

Don’t tag proscription or Terrorism to IPOB, we don’t belong to that class.

Let IPOB be IPOB, let Terrorism and Proscription stand on its own.
Don’t surround a pit with flowers, expecting us to fall into it.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is too lettered for your gimmicks and will defeat his human right violators, anywhere and anytime.

peacekante:
Kill the idiot make nigeria move on abeg

Kill your father there idiot

January Wisdom

J- oin contribution if you are a salary earner it will help you a lot.

A- void unnecessary expenses because things may slow down for the next two months.

N- egotiate for something moderate don't copy others who pay heavily for same quality and quantity. No competition In life.

U- nderstand the economy and plan ahead of time because you can't predict another economic meltdown in a country where almost everybody want to steal.

A- void the temptation of women, friends, relatives, who have the habit of lavishing your resources.

R- educe the number of days you fuel your generator. At least feel the pains of others who don't have one. It makes you appreciate God's blessings and his supply.

Y- ou should be wise/careful the way you take loan, always learn to be contented with what you have.

Welcome to January 2022.

Grace

Really

Yes

Yes

Good move

Na so

My GOAT

Yes

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Ok

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Yes

OK na

OK na

Gbagbos

Hmmm

Please just marry her by mistake and let her born for you by mistake. Children born by mistake always end up becoming great people in the society, ask King Solomon.

Cut-Off Marks Into Unity Schools: 134 For South-East, 139 For Anambra, 2 For Zamfara | #IgbereTV

The Federal Ministry of Education pegs cut-off marks for ission into the 104 unity schools nationwide at 134 on average for the five South-East states, while states in the North have cut-offs of 20 marks and even below.

The cut-off lists as released by the Ministry for the 2020/2021 academic year has a huge disparity between the cut-off marks which candidates from South-East and South-West states should have and what the candidates from North should obtain.

According to the breakdown, Anambra has the highest cut-off of “139 marks for both males and females; Imo 138; Enugu 134, Lagos 133; Delta 131, Ogun 131, Abia 130 and Edo.”

Osun and Oyo also are among the 10 top with the highest cut-off marks with both of them having 127 marks.

According to SR, the least 10 cut-off marks for Unity Schools are all northern states; Gombe 58; Nasarawa 58; Borno 45; Jigawa 44, Bauchi 35; Kebbi has 9 for males and 20 for females.

Also, Sokoto has 9 for males and 13 for females; Zamfara has 4 marks for males and 2 for females.

Taraba and Yobe are the least states with Taraba having 3 for males and 11 for females while Yobe has 2 for males and 27 for females.

The cut-off marks were reportedly released by the National Examination Council.

“Some pupils are itted into Unity schools with as low as two marks in the common entrance examinations while some can only get into the same schools with at least 130 marks. Slowly mediocrity has crept in.

“While a candidate from Anambra State has to struggle for 139, a candidate from Zamfara is looking for just 4 marks. Yes, it is true that the quota system is meant to give educationally disadvantaged regions of the country an opportunity to access quality education, but that gap is ridiculous.

“Merit should also be a strong consideration,” an education expert, who did not want his name in print, explained.

Northerners are dragging the whole country backward with their injustice in all sectors.

davimus:
ftc