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I taught my Primary 2 students magnetic fields, and how they help us determine magnetic north and bearings using a compass. At the later half of the class, the students did a small experiment that used a magnet and compass to test what we learned. This is what Nigeria... show more
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This brilliant young Nigerian, a teacher in China, is also a devastating cartoonist who uses humour to put the northern pol class under pressure. His positions are fresh, factual - and very brave. Definitely one of my favourite people on Twitter.

Insha Allah we will make Nigeria great. We will rebuild education for less privileged kids

The politicians will rather buy land cruisers than equip d education sector.

And Bello my guy strikes again! This time taking a stab at our decrepit educational system that is at variance with modern times. Keep doing what you’re doing bro!

God bless you for hammering northern politicians. Once the northern masses realizes that they are being used and discarded then Nigeria will move forward but until then looting continua

@Chimsky1 Nice read! I had a meeting at the NUC, a long time ago. The entire management team attended and in my presentation, when I explained how outdated our educational curriculum was, I was lucky to escape w/o being manhandled. We just have to get it right!

While Chinese toddlers are learning about magnetic fields in practical classes, Nigerian children are learning "State and Capital". Tomorrow, Nigerians can only wail and wonder why they buy everything from China. Our educational system here is a mass misinformation programme.

Nee malamin makarantar sakanadare nee ta kudi dake Bihar katsina , in sha Allahu zandauke wannan rubutun na Dr Dan bello na turashi a platform din makarantar , rokona da Dan bello anan shine yacigaba da zaburad da ma hukunta dan su fahimci abinda ya dace

📌📌 📌 "Our curriculums in Nigeria are old and mostly useless to the growth of our economy, so let’s do the needful." This is from the primary school level to the tertiary school level.

Sadly enough, even our degree is not reflective of today's reality not to talk of primary school curriculum... The whole Nigerian educational system needs to be overhauled
