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                      The Vicissitude of Life
"Nigerian Educational Systems have surprising outcomes. *The Smartest Students pass with First Class and get admitted to Medical and Engineering Schools. 
*The Second Class Students get MBAs and LLBs to manage the First class Students.
*The Third Class Students enter politics and rule both the First Class and the Second Class Students.
*The Failures enter the underworld of crime and control politicians and businesses.
*And best of all, those who did not attend school became prophets and Iman and everyone follows them. What a paradox of life!"
This can only happen in Nigeria where corruption is the order of the day.
#HassanKukah#

Comments

  1. chuks11 June 2020 at 05:09

    nice

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  2. chuks11 June 2020 at 05:09

    nice

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  3. Fada Kay11 June 2020 at 05:40

    Blog is great. You may have to change background colour to allow for better readability

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    1. STAN11 June 2020 at 07:15

      Thank you so much Fr. for the observation. I have changed the background. Ever grateful Fr.

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  4. Unknown11 June 2020 at 06:42

    This is so great, may it be a source of inspiration and growth to us and to the world at large. Congratulations to us.

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  5. Anonymous11 June 2020 at 07:38

    This is awesome indeed and interesting. Am happy to be part of it

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  6. Unknown12 June 2020 at 05:41

    Wow awesome and interesting

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