Some people are heartless and wicked.

According to a twitter user @ Don_olatok,a young boy was assaulted and beaten by her madam for allegedly stealing N500.The unfortunate incident happened in Ilorin.He went ahead to say that the madam is used to maltreating the boy and his sister.

Source: http://godwin12..com/2015/06/madam-assaults-boy-in-ilorin-over.html

heartless woman

little boy, stealing will only shorten your life

Endtimes

agarawu23:
heartless woman
little boy, stealing will only shorten your life

the woman is wicked and the boy lack home training

Rilwayne001 aka abdul-fulani Come see ur state oooo

The boy looks like a young version of a Nigerian politician.


The woman is heartless sha.

Poverty! Much as I believe in discipline, this is extreme.

Well, I will say the woman overreacted but there is nothing wrong with disciplining petty thief before he graduates into notorious armed robbery.

Beatin him mercillessly wl only make him hardened. Nids to be corrected tho. The woman went overboard

This is child abuse. Bt why should the boy do dat. Infact, both of dem were wrong.

kazmanbanjoko:
This is child abuse. Bt why should the boy do dat. Infact, both of dem were wrong.

Both of them were wrong

all of una just d shout ''beating is not the way''

but no body has told how a baby-thief should be handled. . Yeye.

next time u no go touch Wetin no b ur own. but d woman went 2 far.

Child abuse at its peak...... Poor boy stealing is bad

KUDOS TO HER
A anini has been delivered
one eye lost better than many lives lost

ODE

how can u steal 500 naira

serious man

Simply an abuse. Should be a punishable offence.

OK.. Now I have to be mute here.


But why did he steal?

Well deserved punishment .
Chai what about politicians that steal billions?

The boy has to be disciplined, this is how it start, from local to international thief.

barcanista:
Well, I will say the woman overreacted but there is nothing wrong with disciplining petty thief before he graduates into notorious armed robbery.

Exactly. Like the Gejs. Seeking for monetary protection is better and safer ah swear

Dollyak:
Simply an abuse. Should be a punishable offence.

ibo are not decipline at all,if yoruba are travel the mothemn will say, pls my piken dont comit crime, and face your studodes, ibo will say look right and left road block

Na tape rule any judge go take measure the woman jail term

Ymodulus:


Why?!!!

Whats the woman tribe?. She must be a migrant from the lower Niger Basin left down of the Nigeria map to illorin.

Please stop this, you can do better.

D boi go turn chronic thief if dey no do am lyk diz shoo...wen i waz his age na one naira coin i dey collect...see im face #anini

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morning

I dnt pity him at all,he is a thief he deserve it

The woman Don beat half live comot for the boy body

A big swollen eye which could lead to loss of sight is way too much for such an offence even though I condemn the crime. In a sane environment, that woman will be charged to court and made to face the full wrath of the law. The thing is a little child is still growing and not fully aware of the consequences of his/her actions. I have seen comments here saying he will graduate into an armed robber. Now I ask, how many of you here didn't engage in petty theft like this while growing up? Maybe like stealing from pot of soup, bringing home your friend's pencil, stealing your parents' money e t.c? How many of you are now armed robbers? While I was growing up, I used to steal my mother's money. She punishes me and then I go back to it. But as I grew older, I began to realise without any counsel the shame and low self-esteem I was subjected to when caught. This was enough deterrent to me and it still is till today. I'm now an adult and I always put my family name first because whatever I do will affect everybody that bears that name both living and unborn. Corporal punishment is a corrective measure but must be executed with sensibility and caution. And that boy up there might change with time-Don't crucify him.

ROSSIKE:
[size=12pt]She had no right to beat him insofar as he is not her son.

I agree with the later part of your comment except this. You bring your child to the world but you need the society to assist you in training him/her. You can never be with your children anywhere they go to and when they engage in illicit activities, you need people around them at that time to correct them. Except for those who derive pleasure in inflicting pains on people, I will tolerate and thank anybody who discipline my children justifiably in my absence.