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The O Level was never designed as a universal school-leaving qualification. In Britain, where it originated, it was intended for roughly the top 20% of pupils on the academic grammar school track. The remaining 80% followed vocational and technical pathways. Yet Zimbabwe persists with the fiction that every child...

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Former Swindon Labour Councillor Repi Begum explains why she's defected to the Green Party "How can I be in a party that feels like it is endangering people like me with all the rhetoric around immigration?" "I do have an A'Level in English literature but I don't think it's necessary to be a citizen of the UK, and that's the kind of thing Labour are talking about" "The fact that I can stand here and talk about things that matter to us, where I feel we have been silenced by Labour" "It's not about me leaving Labour, it's Labour having left me and my ethos and the ethics I thought Labour stood for" "I thought Labour stood for every man, every woman. It doesn't feel like that any more" "I would feel like a hypocrite if I stayed"
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284,208 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

IN THE LABOUR PARTY - NO GODFATHERS. - NO COMPROMISES. - ONLY THE PEOPLE MATTER. Barr. Julius Abure, National Chairman of the Labour Party, has drawn a bold line in the sand: Nigeria must break free from recycled politics and criminal godfatherism. The Labour Party is not built on backroom deals, political puppetry, or the influence of moneybags. It is built on ideology, integrity, and the unshakable power of the people. While others talk change, the Labour Party proved it during the 2022 and 2023 general elections. We did not just challenge the system, we shook it. Nigeria’s biggest political cancer is godfatherism, a system that trades competence for obedience, integrity for loyalty, and national progress for personal gain. As Barr. Abure rightly states, godfathers do not raise leaders; they manufacture yes-men, installed to be controlled, manipulated, and used as conduits to loot public resources. The Labour Party has rejected this rot, completely and unapologetically. Here, merit beats money. Character beats connection. The people beat the elite. And history has already recorded it: in the 2023 elections, the Labour Party made the impossible possible. An Okada rider and a bus conductor were both elected into the House of Representatives. That was not luck; that was a revolution at the ballot box. The Labour Party is not for a few; it is for artisans, workers, youths, market women, farmers, the poor, the forgotten, and the fed-up majority who are done with suffering and ready to take back their country. Barr. Julius Abure’s call is loud and clear: Join the Labour Party. Take power back. Let’s make Nigeria work. Because this is not just a party: THIS IS A MOVEMENT. THIS IS THE PEOPLE’S FIGHT. THIS IS THE LABOUR PARTY. By: Hon. Amb. AJU Elumelu-James (Special Adviser to the Labour Party National Chairman, Barrister Julius Abure, on Media and Strategic Communication.)🖊️ LabourPartyNG Hon. Amb. AJU Elumelu AJU Global Media AJU2KOBO
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Barr. Julius Abure

12,061 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.
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🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.

Liz Webster

35,635 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Slavery Was Not Abolished In The US. It Was Rebranded The U.S. calls itself the land of the free and a defender of human rights, but its prison system tells a very different story. While America celebrates the 13th Amendment as the official end of slavery, what is happening inside its prisons shows that slavery did not actually end. It was repackaged and reshaped through a loophole in the same law that claims to abolish it. What you see in places like the so-called Angola prison makes that contradiction clear. The same country that speaks about global freedom and claims to police human rights abuses is still profiting from forced labor within its own system, backed and protected by its own laws. That is the reality. For Africans and people across the Global South, this is something to pay attention to. It shows that the image America presents to the world is not the full story, and it raises serious questions about how seriously its claims on human rights should be taken.
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Slavery Was Not Abolished In The US. It Was Rebranded The U.S. calls itself the land of the free and a defender of human rights, but its prison system tells a very different story. While America celebrates the 13th Amendment as the official end of slavery, what is happening inside its prisons shows that slavery did not actually end. It was repackaged and reshaped through a loophole in the same law that claims to abolish it. What you see in places like the so-called Angola prison makes that contradiction clear. The same country that speaks about global freedom and claims to police human rights abuses is still profiting from forced labor within its own system, backed and protected by its own laws. That is the reality. For Africans and people across the Global South, this is something to pay attention to. It shows that the image America presents to the world is not the full story, and it raises serious questions about how seriously its claims on human rights should be taken.

The Spearhead

37,170 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Our country is sitting on top of a very big mess that we must confront as citizens. Our country has never had an O Level pass rate above about 33% in the last 40 years. Forty years of failure. That means roughly 67% or more of learners who sit for O Level examinations fail to obtain five O Levels including English language in a single sitting. That is the society we live in, a society where the majority of those who sit for the most basic secondary school examination fail to meet the minimum benchmark. If that reality does not shock right thinking people, nothing will. Imagine what this attached ZBC report is saying, that ten schools did not produce a single O Level pass. Not even one learner managing five subjects including English. Yet we go around repeating the comforting myth and falsehood that we are highly educated and highly literate. Sadly, the truth is far more uncomfortable. We are not. And this failure is not just about examination statistics. It reflects itself in how we think, how we engage with each other in public discourse, how easily misinformation spreads, how leaders manipulate citizens, how we tolerate mediocrity, and how public resources are looted with little resistance from society. A country where the majority of its young people cannot meet the basic threshold of secondary education is a country sitting on a social, economic and political time bomb. It is profoundly sad, and unless we confront it honestly, it will continue to shape the quality of leadership, governance, and citizenship for generations to come. One of the most discomforting aspects of this crisis is that the very few learners who manage to pass O Level are the ones who proceed to A Level. From that already small group, those who pass A Level and make it to university are even fewer. And what happens to most of them? The moment they graduate and an opportunity presents itself, they leave the country. They go to South Africa, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or anywhere else that offers them a future. The only ones who tend to remain are those who already come from comfortable families or have nowhere to go or no means to use to leave. What this means in practice is that a large proportion of the people who have managed to succeed academically in our system end up living and working outside the country. The society is therefore left with a shrinking pool of highly trained professionals, researchers, engineers, doctors, and thinkers who could otherwise contribute to rebuilding the country. What does that say about the state of our country, when the very people who have managed to succeed within it feel that their only real future lies somewhere else? Here are the pass rates of other countries that use education systems similar to ours, to show just how badly we have performed. Singapore — 94.2%  Britain (UK) — 97.5% Ghana — 79% Nigeria — 79% Seychelles — 82% Mauritius — 70%
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Our country is sitting on top of a very big mess that we must confront as citizens. Our country has never had an O Level pass rate above about 33% in the last 40 years. Forty years of failure. That means roughly 67% or more of learners who sit for O Level examinations fail to obtain five O Levels including English language in a single sitting. That is the society we live in, a society where the majority of those who sit for the most basic secondary school examination fail to meet the minimum benchmark. If that reality does not shock right thinking people, nothing will. Imagine what this attached ZBC report is saying, that ten schools did not produce a single O Level pass. Not even one learner managing five subjects including English. Yet we go around repeating the comforting myth and falsehood that we are highly educated and highly literate. Sadly, the truth is far more uncomfortable. We are not. And this failure is not just about examination statistics. It reflects itself in how we think, how we engage with each other in public discourse, how easily misinformation spreads, how leaders manipulate citizens, how we tolerate mediocrity, and how public resources are looted with little resistance from society. A country where the majority of its young people cannot meet the basic threshold of secondary education is a country sitting on a social, economic and political time bomb. It is profoundly sad, and unless we confront it honestly, it will continue to shape the quality of leadership, governance, and citizenship for generations to come. One of the most discomforting aspects of this crisis is that the very few learners who manage to pass O Level are the ones who proceed to A Level. From that already small group, those who pass A Level and make it to university are even fewer. And what happens to most of them? The moment they graduate and an opportunity presents itself, they leave the country. They go to South Africa, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or anywhere else that offers them a future. The only ones who tend to remain are those who already come from comfortable families or have nowhere to go or no means to use to leave. What this means in practice is that a large proportion of the people who have managed to succeed academically in our system end up living and working outside the country. The society is therefore left with a shrinking pool of highly trained professionals, researchers, engineers, doctors, and thinkers who could otherwise contribute to rebuilding the country. What does that say about the state of our country, when the very people who have managed to succeed within it feel that their only real future lies somewhere else? Here are the pass rates of other countries that use education systems similar to ours, to show just how badly we have performed. Singapore — 94.2%  Britain (UK) — 97.5% Ghana — 79% Nigeria — 79% Seychelles — 82% Mauritius — 70%

Hopewell Chin’ono

43,442 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

"But we're taking the Labour Party's phrase and we're now turning it back on them and calling the Labour Party 'institutionally pedophilic'. Why? Because this isn't about every single member of the Labour Party being a paedophile. This is about a system being put in place that ensured that those with paedophilic or otherwise compromising sexual information acquired on them, it ensured that because of the database named Excalibur that Prime Minister Starmer's former Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeny was trained on by Mandelson, because of that database, the Labour Party - structurally - unfairly promoted and chose those who are loyal to people like Mandelson and hence Epstein in that Babylonian, Tower of Babel, paedophilic system that they erected for control over the Labour Party." Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED.
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"But we're taking the Labour Party's phrase and we're now turning it back on them and calling the Labour Party 'institutionally pedophilic'. Why? Because this isn't about every single member of the Labour Party being a paedophile. This is about a system being put in place that ensured that those with paedophilic or otherwise compromising sexual information acquired on them, it ensured that because of the database named Excalibur that Prime Minister Starmer's former Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeny was trained on by Mandelson, because of that database, the Labour Party - structurally - unfairly promoted and chose those who are loyal to people like Mandelson and hence Epstein in that Babylonian, Tower of Babel, paedophilic system that they erected for control over the Labour Party." Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED.

أبو عمّار

29,092 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

It was my father’s dream that if I become a decent cricketer then I should open a school where children can study and play at the same place. Sehwag International School is that dream of my father. Have tried to do my best to provide quality education with the right mix of sports. I welcome all students and their parents for the new academic session which is beginning soon. For details please call 9711188700 or logon to
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It was my father’s dream that if I become a decent cricketer then I should open a school where children can study and play at the same place. Sehwag International School is that dream of my father. Have tried to do my best to provide quality education with the right mix of sports. I welcome all students and their parents for the new academic session which is beginning soon. For details please call 9711188700 or logon to

Virrender Sehwag

353,454 просмотров • 1 год назад