Oche211:

And who told u it's bullshit. That's d problem with we Nigerians. We don't take things that matters seriously.
U see the post as bullshit bt u want to make Ftc on the same thread.
Sorry dude, u've lost out on that one cos someone else is already Ftc.

Ravenna:
The boy is neither a member of SUG or SRC, he's just plain stupid to insult the elders and he must be a basterrd Yoruba boy.
Meanwhile, after insulting em academics finish, he stil have the guts to end the article with "e bami nibe"
Who be i'm mate?
Even if the VC is a saint, he won't spare him for that last statement.
Even the dumbo NL mods won't hesitate to ban you if you aim such at the "Sire"- SEUN.
What happened to fairness and respect?!
The whole system sucks, the govt has been fhucking its citizens since AGES.
He should be made a scape goat to deter others from such foolery.

sinaj:
lol judiciary system, hope u gat ur money ready coz d system isn't for people like us

abbey621:


Please stop saying what you don't know,I live and work in the USA and the bold part of your comment is a LIE! I already told you there won't be an argument, it would be unfair of me to hold you to the same standards as intellectuals over here in the States. I'm off to bed!

melanch:
It is a good thing to remain calm in some situations. In Nigeria, we shouldn't take things seriously. As a youth, it's high time we stopped talking or writing against the government and start developing ourselves to touch lives. Writing heavy essays, protesting (putting our lives in jeopardy) and arguing about how government is bad didn't and won't solve any problem. We can only solve the problem by investing in ourselves, empowering our fellow youths and be the best we can be. Let's be our government.

Taeewo:
A 400-level student of the University of Lagos, Olorunfemi Adeyeye, talks about the Facebook post that led to his rustication with GBENGA ADENIJI


http://punchng.com/dont-regret-action-student-rusticated-unilag-facebook-post/

2sexynet:
Your mindset is the very destruction of this country because you do nothing while being raaped!

When Rotimi Ameachi said" we steal because you do not stone us" he was referring you people like you which unfortunately makes up over 90% of the population in this country. How can we progress when cowards outnumber warriors in great proportion?

If anything good will happen in this country, If the government will take us serious, we need people with voice like the student described in that report, men who Stand for justice. Sadly, they gagged when it appeared that status quo is being threatened.

When Fela sang his song "we fear to fight for freedom, we fear to fight for justice, we no wan die, papa dey for house, mama dey for house,everyday na the same thing (suffering and smiling) every day na the same thing (suffering and smiling) suffer suffer for world..." he was forking referring to cowards, unfortunately these cowards make up over 80% of the population in this country.

He who run away from a fight will live to fight another day. You will be rapeed and so will your children because you refused to fight for justice!

AnalyticEngine:


It is not enough to say I am wrong, prove me wrong and stop dialoguing unintelligently. Stop arguing with premises that are void of knowledge. The issue with guys like you is that you love to copy people's ideas but copy and apply it wrongly. Now, compare these two open letters and take a mental note of the difference.

1. www.allrealitygists.com.ng/2016/08/adeyeye-olorunfemi-student-of.html?m=1

2. www.bonfiire.com/stellenbosch/2015/10/an-open-letter-to-stellenbosch-management-re-stelliesfeesmustfall/

In a Feb. 12 ruling in Bayer v. Evans, U.S. Magistrate Judge Barry L. Garber of Miami declined Evans's request for an injunction barring the principal from keeping the student's discipline in school records. But the judge denied qualified immunity for Bayer, holding that Evans's speech was protected under the First Amendment and that the principal should have known he was violating a clearly established right by disciplining Evans.

melanch:


lol I won't be raped neither my children. You talked about Fela, he was one out the millions that spoke out. You too can speak out, you don't need 80 percent of the coward population. I just gave you guys my perspective. Since Nigeria began, people has fought against the government but what were the outcomes. There's a difference between a social critic like you and a humanitarian, one just talks while the other improves lives. A better way to live a better life is to invest in yourself and improve other people's lives. Look for projects to do (no matter how little). The time you would use to criticise govt, you look for what you can do to help others you are better than. But if you think criticising on deaf ears will make the difference. All the best!

ElSherriff:
He spoke the truth in a disrespectful way. No where in the world is name calling permitted. That is slanderous and very disrespectful. Your vice chancellor made a first class and that is academic excellence, it may not be leadership but its excellence all the same and more importantly you being a student has not achieved it yet so MUST show respect. More over its an insult to the entire degree awarding institution almost to the proportion of claiming they were daft for awarding a first class. The others names called are not necessary so I totally support the University. Part of what we all must learn is humility, how to talk in public, how to manage our temperament and how to be civil.

ElSherriff:
He spoke the truth in a disrespectful way. No where in the world is name calling permitted. That is slanderous and very disrespectful. Your vice chancellor made a first class and that is academic excellence, it may not be leadership but its excellence all the same and more importantly you being a student has not achieved it yet so MUST show respect. More over its an insult to the entire degree awarding institution almost to the proportion of claiming they were daft for awarding a first class. The others names called are not necessary so I totally support the University. Part of what we all must learn is humility, how to talk in public, how to manage our temperament and how to be civil.

Eleniyan231:

you are dumb, maybe cos you re not in school almost same thing happened in funaab where I school

jerry447:
You are a disgrace to your generation

armadeo:


I was appalled after reading such an article to com across a post like that. Imagine.

Leaders of tomorrow cannot even read. Mental laziness. The irritating thing is the clown gave an opinion on something he has no idea about.

Talk about annoying

bublin:
Not all of them will be leader tomorrow..some of them want to be the servant of tomorrow...they are acting like the servant they will be..Make them no read am