UK Bans Dependant Visa – Folawe Omikunle



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14 thoughts on “UK Bans Dependant Visa – Folawe Omikunle”

  1. Charity begins at home. That so called prime minister from Punjab province of india should apply the same ban to indians nationaity as well because india too cannot be without there dependant, love ones, husband and there mother etc. I dont know why they choose this hater as a prime minister.

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  2. Before we even get to the big, big grammar, consider these basics:
    1. Nigerian public schools (from government policy) educate primary school kids in their native languages but examine them at school leaving with English. Thus, they can hardly answer the essay-type questions at primary 6, they can only answer multiple-choice (obj) questions. Secondary school is not for primary work, therefore the poorly prepared students struggle throughout that level. This is why private primary schools tend to do relatively better, even with less qualified teachers. They acknowledge that exit exams (BECE and WAEC) are in English, so they prepare for them earlier.
    2. Schools are in dire need of teachers (and funding), but government rather has a large percentage of its workforce in the civil service working in secreteriats, doing jobs that fewer people with computers can handle. It does not matter that Nigeria's biggest non-oil export is graduates, that the sector needs more workers.
    Without private schools, Nigeria might not have much quality manpower to export, to earn the $24 Billion it does in remittances annually.

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  3. You people aRe truly missing out on the Education Reforms EDOBEST, in Public schools from Primary to Secondary Schools in Edo State, that have been going on for the past 6 years with tremendous SUCCESSES. World Bank is touting EDOBEST as a Great Solution in improving Children’s Education in Countries. Why isn’t the Media talking about this

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  4. This woman makes so much sense that I think she should be our education minister. By the way, the U.K. school clause ban will only affect the UK economy because we are their biggest market in that area. Their loss, because my Nigerian people no dey slack, they will just find another good country.

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  5. Madam, must Nigerians go to the UK 🇬🇧for their undergraduate and postgraduate degrees? You people are making this UK education a big deal. Please talk about how we could fix Nigeria and overhaul our institutions to be world-class. It is doable, and it only requires government commitment.

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