I was having my lunch in a restaurant in Accra this afternoon, when A friend started a discussion of what some of our female Nigerian students in Ghana have turned themselves into. I could not agree more. While the parents spend lots of money to ensure their daughters are comfortable and graduate with flying colours, their children have a different agenda.
There was this particular case of a young girl whose mother rented a 2-bedroom flat for her in Accra. My friend,said news just got to him this week, that this student slept with 5(five) guys at the same time and was still begging for more. She is always high on hard drugs. And, the mother, back in Nigeria will be boasting of her daughter, who is studying in Ghana. Oh, so pathetic. Sadly to say, many of these young girls have become international prostitutes and seriously hooked on drugs. I mean what I am saying.

And many people in Accra can bear me witness. Some of the mushroom universities attended by the students lack hostel facilities and the students are forced to rent accomodation thereby according them too much privacy which they are not matured enough to handle. This issues also involves our boys. Some have become drug addicts, school dropouts and they still collect school fees from their parents.
Parents need to pay regular unexpected visit to their children and monitor them via phone calls at odd hours to find out where they are and what they are up to. If you a parent, you must never cease to pray for your children. And, if you are not sure of child’s behaviour, keep him or her close to you.SOURCE
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Naijabash:
I was having my lunch in a restaurant in Accra this afternoon, when A friend started a discussion of what some of our female Nigerian students in Ghana have turned themselves into. I could not agree more. While the parents spend lots of money to ensure their daughters are comfortable and graduate with flying colours, their children have a different agenda.
There was this particular case of a young girl whose mother rented a 2-bedroom flat for her in Accra. My friend,said news just got to him this week, that this student slept with 5(five) guys at the same time and was still begging for more. She is always high on hard drugs. And, the mother, back in Nigeria will be boasting of her daughter, who is studying in Ghana. Oh, so pathetic. Sadly to say, many of these young girls have become international prostitutes and seriously hooked on drugs. I mean what I am saying.

And many people in Accra can bear me witness. Some of the mushroom universities attended by the students lack hostel facilities and the students are forced to rent accomodation thereby according them too much privacy which they are not matured enough to handle. This issues also involves our boys. Some have become drug addicts, school dropouts and they still collect school fees from their parents.
Parents need to pay regular unexpected visit to their children and monitor them via phone calls at odd hours to find out where they are and what they are up to. If you a parent, you must never cease to pray for your children. And, if you are not sure of child’s behaviour, keep him or her close to you.SOURCE
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Keep him or her close to....kini? I beg, make I laugh well well for my native language first! Have you seen what Nigerian undergraduates in our own local or govt-owned universities do, on our shores? Do you think they live holier lives than those who school in other countries? So you are going to keep your child close to you for life? If your child at the age of 17 or 18 does not know the difference between right and wrong, and cannot avoid unholy temptations and evil actions, then it means you have failed in your duties as a parent! Keeping him or her close for another 3-4 years while she is the university, isn't going to achieve much!

Under parents nose here in nigeria, it's also happening so don't make big deal our of schooling in Ghana.

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Keep him or her close to....kini? I beg, make I laugh well well for my native language first! Have you seen what Nigerian undergraduates in our own local or govt-owned universities do, on our shores? Do you think they live holier lives than those who school in other countries? So you are going to keep your child close to you for life? If your child at the age of 17 or 18 does not know the difference between right and wrong, and cannot avoid unholy temptations and evil actions, then it means you have failed in your duties as a parent! Keeping him or her close for another 3-4 years while she is the university, isn't going to achieve much!

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In nigeria here, worse things happen in universities. Has nothing to do with ghana

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