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@winexviv I thought that was what JAMB, WAEC, and NECO were already doing. They are standardized examinations.

I plan to develop a uniform assessment framework that children at different levels can take to measure where they stand. For example, a Primary 1 pupil can take the assessment to know if the quality of learning at their level meets a good standard. The same will apply for other year groups. Too many schools do anything and claim it’s “good standard.” With this, we can measure it. This could become a national benchmark for standardization in Nigeria’s education system.

@Mufas001 @Hibana122 Like what?

@royhumphry @Hibana122 Your write up is filled with whole lot of misconceptions 🤦‍♀

I don’t know how I want to say this but if your father isn’t Igbo you are not Igbo ooooooo

@MichaelButtonX If you understand the core need of man, which is happiness, you will realize that neither is better than the other. The two groups understand happiness, fulfillment, and success in very different ways, and neither is better than the other.

Two photos of the same species at the same moment in time

@akua_obeng42840 If he understood the core need of man, which is happiness, you will realize that neither is better than the other. The two groups understand happiness, fulfillment, and success in very different ways, and neither is better than the other.

Nothing upsets racists more than seeing indigenous people mind their business and live off the earth, for some reason, they find that very bothersome.

@MichaelButtonX If you understand the core need of man, which is happiness, you will realize that neither is better than the other. The two groups understand happiness, fulfillment, and success in very different ways, and neither is better than the other.

@9990100t @dvassallo There is no such thing as “overpaid”

@royhumphry @dvassallo Most were grossly overpaid.

Zuck was paying these people $350K-$1.5M/year for a W2 / WFH job with no risk and 25 paid vacation days. I don't think he owes them anything.

@dvassallo Great

@royhumphry Yes everyone got what was agreed to be given.

@22cairo22 @dvassallo My point is that paying your employees is not doing them a favor. If you do not need them, you can let them go, but as long as they work for you, they deserve to be paid, and that is not a favor.

@outloud_here @dvassallo Which is fine. But as far as they are employed, paying them is not doing them a favor.

@royhumphry @dvassallo And now he's told them he doesn't need it anymore

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@SavvyRinu @Sopuluumeobi Whenever they want to help the poor, they must do it in the most inhumane way possible. What happened to putting that meat in a bad.

This country shocks me every day. Every day, I am shocked. How will people in the world see this and not be scared of us? What is this?

@ggya @dvassallo Pay your workers is never a favor

@royhumphry @dvassallo He shouldn’t have to… doing ppl a favor is a choice that shouldn’t be judged

@Oyi_1_of @SwagOnPoint_0 Not where they should be for a people know for trade

@royhumphry @SwagOnPoint_0 You be mumu. So Igbos are not into e-commerce too?

Many Igbo businessmen are unaware that they are living on borrowed time. The influx of Chinese competitors setting up factories and dominating markets that were once exclusively run by Igbos is deeply concerning.

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We will need your support towards the trip to ROME for International STEM Olympiad Grand Finale. The total cost of the trip is €32,500 (N52,942,500) We have already spent N21,249,893 which is transparently available on our public ledger isee.ng/public-ledger We still need N31,692,607 between today and June 6th. You can make your donations here isee.ng Giving our children opportunity to compete with 154 other countries is an experience that will inspire millions of other children to work hard, knowing that education is rewarding. Gradually, we will be the greatest workforce in Africa within 10 years.

@KhalebIO @SwagOnPoint_0 People buy and sell car spare parts online in the US. They have physical stores and also online stores. The advantage is that your reach will not just be your locality. You will not be so worried about someone else opening shop near you.

@royhumphry @SwagOnPoint_0 Please can you break down e-commerce & how it can be applied here. There are nuances to the things people say online that on-field have different realities. Pple buying & selling car spare parts online? I really want to know because it isn't as feasible as you easily make of it.

@KhalebIO @SwagOnPoint_0 Chinese have, Temu, Alibaba etc

@royhumphry @SwagOnPoint_0 Even in the United States, there are trading businesses e-commerce haven't attempted, this is because the cost of operations eats up the margins. What the Chinese have as edge is access to cheap funds and a solid distribution, with this our ppl are at risk.

@KhalebIO @SwagOnPoint_0 E-commerce

@royhumphry @SwagOnPoint_0 Just so I would learn, what is an Igbo man who imports spare parts from Japan and other countries meant to do in this digital era, when it comes to trading?