godG:


Bro, sorry I have to chip in. I get your point but the fact still remains that a kid born and raised in Nigeria will most likely not respond to an allegation of malpractice like that. Come on! We all know these things na. I think issues like this is why it is not that good not to have a true rugged mentality. In Africa, you don't have to be 40 to be, there are many rugged kids everywhere.

Imagine a kid that killed herself because of an allegation of malpractice! What will such do if s/he should lose both parents? It's crazy!

Sometimes ago, I was watching a film with a friend - given birth to in and had all her education in the UK. The film got to a stage and she was crying seriously. As in, she wept. I be like babe; "On top this film or another one?"

Truth of it is that all these things have to do upbringing. Well, we could say theirs is a perfect upbringing but the disadvantages of such could be heartbreaking, just like we have seen from the story. May she fare well over there...

priscaoge:
[size=14pt] When they are fed with cereals, what do u expect Just because the teacher scolded @ her for cheating n she choose to kill herself? Hmmmm, odikwa egwu!

Welcome to my School Where the exam hall is always filled with security officers who are ready to beat d hell out of u n still drag u to their office for more insults!

Welcome to my school where d students who cheat during exam are made to fill Malpractice form, face the Panel n still get expelled from school.

My school where the lecturers will always insult and embarrass you during lectures. [/size]

Sagamite:


American judges need to start clamping down of frivolous claims by awarding punitive costs.

priscaoge:
[size=14pt] When they are fed with cereals, what do u expect Just because the teacher scolded @ her for cheating n she choose to kill herself? Hmmmm, odikwa egwu!

Welcome to my School Where the exam hall is always filled with security officers who are ready to beat d hell out of u n still drag u to their office for more insults!

Welcome to my school where d students who cheat during exam are made to fill Malpractice form, face the Panel n still get expelled from school.

My school where the lecturers will always insult and embarrass you during lectures. [/size]

carefreewannabe:


EXACTLY!

Now people say that the school should have made the girl stay in a room by force but if they had done it, they would have been sued for imprisoning a child and at worst by using violence to do so.

nickz:
mtchewwwww...........she should have drank coke

saxywale:

No one said the girl should be made to stay in a room. But there are ways people can be monitored or watched for safety reasons. Even mental health patient in hospitals are allowed to leave their rooms or roam about the Unit as long as they can be prevented from harming themselves or others. Sometimes it's part of the therapy recommended by physicians.

priscaoge:
[size=14pt] When they are fed with cereals, what do u expect Just because the teacher scolded @ her for cheating n she choose to kill herself? Hmmmm, odikwa egwu!

Welcome to my School Where the exam hall is always filled with security officers who are ready to beat d hell out of u n still drag u to their office for more insults!

Welcome to my school where d students who cheat during exam are made to fill Malpractice form, face the Panel n still get expelled from school.

My school where the lecturers will always insult and embarrass you during lectures. [/size]

Herrmes:
Kinda why I like Nigerians, in your deluded mind, you're smart and I'm stupid right? You're so stupid that you don't know a joke when you see one

CFCfan:

My bad. I didn't know it was that severe

UjSizzle:
There are too many depressed people in the United States. Why is that? They are supposed to be living the dream life, and yet all I ever hear is how dissatisfied people are with their lives and falling into a depressing well.

I guess life isn't always greener on the other side.

carefreewannabe:


So a teacher should follow her around for safety reasons?

saxywale:

No one said the girl should be made to stay in a room. But there are ways people can be monitored or watched for safety reasons. Even mental health patient in hospitals are allowed to leave their rooms or roam about the Unit as long as they can be prevented from harming themselves or others. Some are even allowed to go home on weekends with families or attend school within hospital premises yet being watched by peace officers. Sometimes it's part of the therapy recommended by physicians.

Now, just to watch and protect that girl to make sure she is safe for a few hours is not too much too ask for. She even wrote her suicidal thought in her exam paper which was seen by the invigilator should have atleast given the school a chance to get themselves together.

CFCfan:

My dear, if u are having problem paying your mortgage, have multiple traffic tickets, have to pay high auto-insurance premiums, and worry if your health insurance would pay for some medical procedures, depression could come knocking on your door; except if you have a strong family network which most Africans here have.

MissMeiya:


It's not your fault. I suspect McDonald's was secretly behind much of the mockery, to battle bad press from the suit.

CFCfan:

Yeah, the issue of too many regulations has even been raised by some legal practitioners here. There are truly ridiculous laws ie a New York City ordinance limiting the size of soda (soft drink) people can drink in a restaurant

At the Federal level, if a politician uses part of his campaign funds to buy a personal car, he/she could face prosecution, and possibly jail time

carefreewannabe:



So cellphones should be admitted during exams?

Why learn when you can take out your smartphone and google and then you just "copy and paste" or better ask someone to answer the questions via email.

UjSizzle:

But teenagers? What have they got to worry about?

CFCfan:

You'd be surprised that being called a "retardeen" or "pig nose" at school could lead to depression. Teenagers put a high premium on such relatively mundane things

CFCfan:

You'd be surprised that being called a "retardeen" or "pig nose" at school could lead to depression. Teenagers put a high premium on such relatively mundane things

saxywale:

or telling a girl that she is ''Fat'', even though she is Fat for real...

UjSizzle:

No sense of self-worth and constantly seeking external validation. That's bad and sad.

repogirl:
She should have been handled delicately since they knew she was unstable.

saxywale:

There are peace officers, security officers, e.t.c in high school employed for safety reasons. It's not the work of teachers. Just as it's not the work of Registered psychiatric nurses or mental heath nurses to sit down and watch suicidal patient all day from using IV tubes to kill themselves.

50calibre:


This retar*ded liar is here again with his usual bullshi*t.... So you're still in the lying business?