Okija_juju: When will Yoruba people stop embarassing us in the U.K... Thats how the other day, I saw a woman wearing Aladura outfit without slippers on the train...

Player01: 7 years! That's a lot .

Okija_juju: When will Yoruba people stop embarassing us in the U.K... Thats how the other day, I saw a woman wearing Aladura outfit without slippers on the train...

miketayo:


mumu..who said they were Yoruba??

Which tribe full UK again?!

coogar:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2110555/Chibuikem-Uzoma-Ubani-hijacked-identities-open-725-bank-accounts-1-3m-benefits-swindle.html

Esss:
Atleast he wasnt breaking the world cocaine ingestion record...

4 Play: We Nigerians are not a civilised people. What this couple did would barely raise an eyebrow if they were living in Nigeria.

ocelot2006:

You're totally wrong. Most Nigerian parents are very strict disciplinarians. But beating children with electric cables and hanging them is damn too much. And no Nigerian in his/her senses will accept that.

coogar:

strict disciplinarian in nigeria = child abuser in the united kingdom.
if you apply the uk laws in nigeria, 99% of naija parents would be in jail eating beans.

A research paper recently published by the Department of Ophthalmology, at the College of Health Sciences in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife, cited a four-year study which concluded that an astonishing 30.3% of all eye injuries, presented at that hospital alone, by children aged between 5 and 15 years old, were DIRECTLY attributed to caning or whipping attacks that went horribly wrong, either in schools or at home.

claremont: They call it 'child abuse', we choose to call it 'instilling discipline'. Inasmuch as I'm totally against corporal punishments in this modern era, I still believe that the corporal punishments I received while growing up played a key role in making me a responsible adult today.

More research needs to be done on the benefits (if any) of this kind of punishments on the moral well-being of kids. Is it safe for us to posit that the reason why there is widespread moral decadence (drug abuse, teenage pregnancy e.t.c) amongst kids raised in Europe is partly as a result of the lack of corporal punishments whilst growing up. This is a delicate issue that needs further debate IMHO.

claremont: They call it 'child abuse', we choose to call it 'instilling discipline'. Inasmuch as I'm totally against corporal punishments in this modern era, I still believe that the corporal punishments I received while growing up played a key role in making me a responsible adult today.

More research needs to be done on the benefits (if any) of this kind of punishments on the moral well-being of kids. Is it safe for us to posit that the reason why there is widespread moral decadence (drug abuse, teenage pregnancy e.t.c) amongst kids raised in Europe is partly as a result of the lack of corporal punishments whilst growing up. This is a delicate issue that needs further debate IMHO.

Murder_X: Youtube video of the Pastor wife preaching.
They may have been framed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pe98qDdD04

coogar:


framed? did you not read that the woman whose baby was taken is a sex worker?

Ki-Katanga:
Utterly indefensible.

This is the horrible face of Nigeria that gets transmitted around the world. Moreover, the above article omits most of the facts.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/9475266/Witchcraft-child-abuse-parents-who-abused-children-because-of-evil-spirits-jailed.html

claremont: They call it 'child abuse', we choose to call it 'instilling discipline'. Inasmuch as I'm totally against corporal punishments in this modern era, I still believe that the corporal punishments I received while growing up played a key role in making me a responsible adult today.

More research needs to be done on the benefits (if any) of this kind of punishments on the moral well-being of kids. Is it safe for us to posit that the reason why there is widespread moral decadence (drug abuse, teenage pregnancy e.t.c) amongst kids raised in Europe is partly as a result of the lack of corporal punishments whilst growing up. This is a delicate issue that needs further debate IMHO.