Tuesday, April 25, 2017

USA Africa Dialogue Series - News Release: Kanu’s Stringent Bail Conditions; Consequences Of Quota System In The Appointment Of Judges In Nigeria

It is incurably defective and socially disastrous when a post SSCE student who scores 100 in the Joint Admission & Matriculation Board exams is admitted into the university to study a law course, for instance, with another student who scores 250 in the same exams. The former with lower mark and lower quotient is allowed admission because he or she comes from northern part of the country and benefits from the so called quota system allocations and considerations; while the latter is admitted under stringent conditions and marks requirements because he or she comes from the knowledgeable southern part of Nigeria. The consequences of the former on all spheres of Nigeria's social development and conducts including the appointment and promotion of Judges in the country have remained irremediably grave till date... .............



 
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