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Taming menace of sexual abuse in schools:

There are claims that sexual abuse is on the rise in Nigeria. And these abuses also commonly happen in schools. Interestingly, these claims are supported with statistics. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in its report explained that one in four girls and one in 10 boys in Nigeria had experienced sexual violence before the age of 18. In addition, six out of 10 children in Nigeria experience emotional, physical or sexual abuse before the age of 18, with many experiencing physical violence.

Similarly, a survey by a non-governmental organisation, Positive Action for Treatment Access, indicated that over 31 per cent of girls in Nigeria reported that their first sexual encounter was rape or forced sex.

The media is awash with sordid tales of rape, abuse and harassment of pupils in both primary and secondary schools. One of the most popular cases was that of 11-year-old boy, allegedly molested by fellow students at Deeper Life High School, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

The centre where the boy was taken for medical examination said it had treated 10 sexually abused boys in the last three years.


Two years ago, a teacher at the FCT School for the Blind, Abuja, was suspended indefinitely for habitually raping two visually impaired students. Reports said the teacher drugged the students and lure them to a hotel before perpetuating the dastardly act.

Also, in February last year, Ekiti State Government dismissed three public secondary school teachers for sexually harassing their female students. The State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) said the board dismissed the erring teachers for sexual molestation and bringing the state into disrepute.

Earlier, Rivers State Senior Secondary Schools Board also suspended the principal of Comprehensive Secondary School, Ngo, for having canal knowledge of a 17-year-old female student of the school.

A group, Cece Yara Foundation, in one of its reports, said in a quarter, the group received 1,437 calls from their child helpline, which culminated in 1,298 cases of abuse, with child abuse most prevalent. “Till date, 54 children have accessed justice through the foundation’s forensic interview model with more referrals from law enforcement agencies. The legal team has facilitated arrest of 136 suspects and filed 72 cases in court with two ending up in conviction.”

Ekiti State Attorney General and Commissioner for justice, Olawale Fapohunda, had decried the high prevalence of sexual offences in the state. Fapohunda said of the 273 criminal cases filed in Ekiti State between January 2019 and March 2021, 59 were sexually related offences, which cover 21 per cent of the total cases filed as against 12 per cent of same between 2016 and 2018. He suggested urgent need to fast-track prosecution of sexual offenders.

Worried by the alarming rate of abuse, molestation, harassment and defilement of pupils, government has vowed to prosecute teachers involved and get their unions to ensure they do not condone or abet these crimes. Currently, Fapohunda said the state government was investigating over 45 of such cases.

In Ogun State, a private secondary school teacher, Mathew Adebayo, was arrested on September 2020 by men of the Ogun State Police Command for forcefully having unlawful carnal knowledge of a 15-year-old student of the school.


The spokesman of the command, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said the teacher was arrested following a report that he raped her repeatedly.

Similarly, in Katsina State, the state police command arraigned Hamisu Galadima, an alleged randy primary school teacher, before a senior magistrate court for having carnal knowledge of teenage girls in Faskari council of the state. The police prosecutor, ASP Hashimu Musa, said the suspect was picked up following complaints by victims’ parents.

But the situation is not limited to basic and secondary schools alone, Recently in Bayelsa State, the first female first-class law graduate of Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State, Ebizi Eradiri, claimed that some randy lecturers almost scuttled her ambition of making first class.

Eradiri, who repeated the same first-class feat at the Nigerian Law School, during a homecoming reception, said the lowest grade she had during her university days was a ‘C’, which was awarded to her by a lecturer who insisted on having sexual intercourse with her.

Also, in March this year, a lecturer in the Department of Business Management at the Covenant University, Ota, Dr Stephen Ukenna, was apprehended by the police in Ogun State, for forcefully having carnal knowledge of a 17-year old student of the school.

The 41-year-old lecturer was arrested following complaints by parents of the victim that their daughter was molested by one of her lecturers in his office.


Recently, the University of Lagos (UNILAG) dismissed two of its lecturers caught on tape, sexually molesting an undercover reporter who posed as 17-year-old admission seeker. Boniface Igbeneghu and Samuel Omoniyi Oladipo were exposed in the BBC Investigative Series, Africa Eye.

Speaking on what schools should do to protect students from sexual predators, Alumni Director, Grace School, Adesope Edun, said schools should conduct due diligence on teachers before employing them, so that if they have a history of being sexual offenders, they won’t be employed.

“School administrators must make sure that they keep an open-door policy to be able to listen to children should they have a teacher to report for behaving inappropriately to them,” he said.

To encourage students to speak out about abuse and sexual harassment, Edun said students must be made to understand that they should speak out when touched inappropriately.

“Students must be encouraged at all times to speak out once they notice such among their classmates. They should also be educated about their rights to learn in an environment free from sexual abuse and harassment and where such rights are infringed upon, schools must ensure that there are channels for students to air their grievances,” he said.

National Coordinator, Education Rights Campaign (ERC) Taiwo Soweto, said there should be a constituted body or control commission comprising elected students representatives and staff unions, where victims could report such abuses without fear of victimisation.

But the Dean, School of Transport, Lagos State University, Prof. Samuel Odewumi, said the best way to guarantee protection for students is to ensure that those apprehended are dealt with timely and firmly. He said once the randy folks become aware that they cannot get away with such atrocities, especially having seen the scapegoats, they would be deterred.


He said: “To encourage students to speak, there must be a reasonable assurance that they will get justice. This can be assured if there is a massive campaign on how to get and preserve evidence. Female students must be taught how to use their phone to collect watertight evidence. They should know how to record randy lecturer’s threats and intimidation and possibly take covert video evidence when they are cornered in a trap set up.

“In the extreme case of rape, they should be told not to rush to take their bath, which most of them will instinctively want to do. The semen evidence must be preserved by approaching the nearest hospital, police station or institution’s health centre. Once the DNA material is preserved, justice is firmly assured. Most of the cases where the survivors get justice are where evidence is preserved.”

An education consultant, Dr. Adewale Adeniyi, said indecent dressing encourage randy teachers to assault students. He said there are teachers that cannot suppress their carnal desires, thereby falling to their willful desires. He also cited ignorance on the part of teachers, saying some of them fail to grasp the implication of engaging in sexual abuse as they assume they will go scot-free without attracting any punishment.

He advised students to report randy teachers bent on sexually harassing them to appropriate quarters, while advocating capital punishment for randy teachers. He equally called on parents to educate their female children on how to dress decently and urged teachers to do same for students.

https://guardian.ng/features/education/taming-menace-of-sexual-abuse-in-schools/



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Moh247:
So 7 out of 10 university female student got harassed ?!

Inevitable you are telling us majority of Male on campus sexually harass ladies..


This statistics is false

It is not false but facts proven.
On campus ladies are sexually harass by lecturers, campus staffs, indigenous people of the location environment of the campus, female students who are lesbians, most visitors who enters the campus and male students (who most times drugs and rape female students).

Even male students are not left behind; male students are sometimes sexual harass by lecturers who are homosexuals and homosexual students.

A Civil Society Organisation (CSO), Gender Mobile Initiative (GMI), said on Tuesday that 70 per cent of the female population in the country’s school system have experienced sexual harassment.


The Executive Director of GMI, Ms Omowumi Ogunrotimi, said this in Abuja at a summit on “Anti-Sexual Harassment in Educational Institutions,” co-convened by the group and the Independent Corrupt Practice and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

Ogunrotimi said the collaboration with the ICPC was based on its zero-tolerance to sexual harassment and ensuring government’s participation in achieving the desired systems change through policy engagement.


“Perhaps the recent statistics quoted by the World Bank Group on women, law and business on the prevalence of campus sexual harassment needs to be re-echoed for us to understand the urgency required in addressing sexual harassment,” she said.

Ogunrotimi said that the past few years witnessed a global reckoning for perpetrators of sexual harassment, especially by abusers who wield significant power over the abused.


She noted that more stakeholders were needed on the frontline to fight the scourge and stem the tide of sexual harassment in the country.

“That 70 per cent of female students experience sexual harassment is an affront to our shared humanity and values as individuals and as a nation.


“While Nigerian tertiary institutions have become the centre ports for power-driven gender-based violence and harassment, the challenge has not received the required corresponding level of attention.

“This spate of violence has been mainly attributed to lack of a comprehensive anti-sexual harassment policy, lack of confidentiality-driven reporting channels and poor institutional response,” Ogunrotimi said.


According to her, investigations by prominent media organisations including the BBC Sex for Grade’s documentary elevated conversations on a pragmatic policy framework that should address emerging issues bothering social relations and integrity grading system among others, in our schools.

“We are not oblivious of the complexities of the systemic challenge we seek to address; we have all been working to nip sexual harassment in the bud before now.

“We know that different organisations are addressing different aspects of the problem,” she added.

Reacting, the Chairman of ICPC, Prof Bolaji Owasanoye, said that the culture of silence out of fear of reprisal and stigmatisation had allowed sexual harassment to thrive in some quarters.

Owasanoye noted that with sensitisation and appropriate policy implementation things would gradually change.

“It is a deviation from the norm for an official of an institution to use his office or position to demand, receive, obtain or attempt to obtain any form of sexual gratification in order to execute his or her duties or as a reward for doing his or her duties.

“The ideal thing is for official duties to be done with integrity, good conscience and diligence without the expectation of any unlawful benefit, but it seems the reverse has almost become the norm.


“It has become quite common for teaching and non-teaching staff to demand or expect sexual gratification from their students to whom they are supposed to serve as parents,” he said.

Owasanoye explained that the purpose of the event was to brainstorm and review the draft documents which the Commission and Gender Mobile had drafted.


He expressed the hope that the documents would eventually be adopted as templates for educational institutions when drafting individual organisational sexual harassment policies.
Owasanoye said the Commission had done a lot in the area of prevention and prosecution of sexual harassment in the country.

“The Commission has carried out about seven training and re-training programmes for its officers in Operations, Prosecution and Education and Public Enlightenment Departments and the officers trained also conducted training for their colleagues.

“The Commission has also partnered with some CSOs to carry out training for students while the Education and Public Enlightenment Department has taken up the task of including talks on sexual harassment in its different engagements.”

The ICPC boss noted that the commission had received about 17 reports relating to sexual harassment with one conviction via plea bargain.

“One resulted in system study, as one criminal case was recently filed in court, while some other cases are still under investigation,” he said.

The Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, promised that his ministry would ensure the distribution of the sexual harassment template to the concerned regulatory agencies in the country.

Adamu who was represented by Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB Registrar, said that the ministry would ensure that teachers present the policy document to students at the end of each academic year.

He added that the purpose was for emphasis and assimilation as “each employee shall be given copies of workplace policy on sexual harassment.
“I must commend the ICPC and its partners on this programme for this laudable contribution to the education sector.
“The ministry on its part promises to ensure that the policy document when fully approved, will be implemented through the provision of the enabling environment and ensuring compliance,” Adamu said.

On his part, the Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege represented by his Chief of Staff, Dr Otive Igbuzor, enumerated some of the initiatives that the National Assembly had done in support of the war against sexual harassment.
According to him, the National Assembly through the deputy Senate President has worked on bills to tackle sexual harassment.

Prof. Ayodele Atsenuwa, the ICPC-FORD Project Consultant, while presenting the Anti-Harassment Policies for Education Institutions in Nigeria, urged state governments to create policies on sexual harassment and ensure adequate consequences were provided for offenders.

Atsenuwa noted that the value of education in the country would be greatly affected if sexual harassment persist.
She commended the ICPC for driving institutional based policies on sexual harassment.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2022/09/70-of-nigerias-female-students-sexually-harassed-cso/amp/


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duro4chang:
Na wa oooooo!! What of the time he stayed in Dubai? We're things not going on? By the time he goes back to Dubai is this how the party will be run?

E pain you? You have just started. Please cry me a river!!

duro4chang:
BRIEF HISTORY OF IKIRE
COPIED
Ikire, an ancient town, was founded by a prince from Ile-Ife
who was a renowned Elephant hunter. His name was Akinrere. Prince Akinrere sought the permission of his father, a Grandson of Oduduwa to undertake the adventure of founding a town and establishing a Kingdom over which he would reign as a King. As it was the tradition at the
time, Ifa Oracle was consulted before permission sought was granted.
Prince Akinrere later settled a few kilometers off old Ife/
Ibadan road. At the time, the place was called “ODI-AYAN-N-
NAGI” (Ayan, nnagi trench). This was because “Ayan-n-nagi Omo Oba nla” was the pet name given to prince Akinrere by the
admirers of His Ruggedness and Military prowess. Odi-Ayan-n-nagi is now called Oko Adesile.
On the day Akinrere fell a mysterious elephant, his wife
gave birth to a baby boy. The boy was named Olaberinjo. On
growing up, Olaberinjo took
after his father as a wonderful archer. He had the reputation of
killing elephants at a very tender age. He distinguished himself as a great hunter within a short time. He got married when he was of age.
Akinrere died on-the day Olaberinjo's wife gave birth to a baby boy who was later named KUJEMILAYO (Death deprived me
of joy) the gift of a baby boy was a thing of joy but the death of
one's father was a great sorrow. Kujemilayo also grew up to become a great elephant hunter.
Over the years, things had become very difficult for the inhabitants of Odi-Ayan-Nnagi owing to acute shortage of
water, Olaberinjo already well advanced in age, instructed his
son, Kuje, to intensify his search for water and this led him to
the bank of River osun where he settled with his children and people. The new settlement was known as IKIRE-OMI (Ikire by water side). The place is now called MOOSA and it lies within the vicinity of the present Ikire.
Kuje's children were Disamu, Oladekan, Olambeloye, and
Onsokan. These four Children consequently became the four
ruling families in Ikire. the current Oba Olatunde Falabi
Olambeloye III is from
Olambeloye family.

You are talking rubbish and nonsense.
Go and do your research properly before coming to nairaland to post false information. Nonsense

Nigerians are with Nigeria security agencies in tackling the insecurities threat to the National Security of Nigeria.

Nigerians will also do their best to support Nigeria security agencies in tackling insecurity threat in Nigeria.

Nigeria youths and children are alerts and vigilant to watch every moves of foreigners In the 36 States of Nigeria, in order to identify criminals minded foreigners and spy agents among them: so they can be caught and punished by Nigerians and then handed over to Nigeria security agencies for persecution and trials.

May God and Nigerians punished any foreigners that will plan to kill Nigerians and plunder and loot the land of Nigeria.

May thunder strike down all those foreigners looting and plundering the National resources of Nigeria.

It is good to be good, this good deeds of the man of God is commendable.

Nigerians will also do their best to support Nigeria security agencies in tackling insecurity threat in Nigeria.

Nigeria youths and children are alerts and vigilant to watch every moves of foreigners In the 36 States of Nigeria, in order to identify criminals minded foreigners and spy agents among them: so they can be punished by Nigerians and handed over to Nigeria security agencies for persecution and trials.

May God and Nigerians punished any foreigners that will plan to kill Nigerians and plunder and loot the land of Nigeria.

This aggressive move by Nigeria security agencies in resisting and repelling the organize criminals who wants to cause National insecurities catastrophic in Nigeria is commendable.

Nigerians will also do their best to support Nigeria security agencies in tackling insecurity threat in Nigeria.

Nigeria youths and children are alerts and vigilant to watch every moves of foreigners In the 36 States of Nigeria, in order to identify criminals minded foreigners and spy agents among them: so they can be punished by Nigerians and handed over to Nigeria security agencies for persecution and trials.

May God and Nigerians punished any foreigners that will plan to kill Nigerians and plunder and loot the land of Nigeria.

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Nobody should twist the fact before the public; you are sentimental, what about tinubu and Atiku supporters insulting Peter obi supporters and calling them names.

70% of Nigerians know what will happen if Peter obi don't win; the Igbos will become United in getting referendum, so they can leave Nigeria and get their country called Federal Republic Of Biafra.

The weekly campaigns for referendum by the Igbos will take place in the 36 States of Nigeria and Nigerians and foreigners who are sympathizers of Biafra referendum will sponsor the cause for referendum and non-Igbos will be the ones to carry Biafra referendum for their heads, so referendum can happen for the Igbos in Nigeria.

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

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAqHxhn_H2c

abuja007:
Whistle blow on social media but under this government of Buhari Osinbajo and APC , try it sorry is your case. They protect the guilty and the whistleblower is on the run.

That is not true, the federal government of Nigeria want Nigerians that will be more courageous whistle blowers that will help them fight corruption and insecurities in Nigeria; to become whistle blower is not by force but it is another means to show how much you love your Nigeria.

Some youths in Nigeria are making seven figures of money by exposing corruption and wrong doings.
Whistle Blower is a source of earning money for thousands of Nigeria youths; some are yet to discover the lucrative potentials of becoming a whistle blower in Nigeria and abroad.

A litre of kerosene is now 900 naira.
As of last month September 2022, the price of kerosene was 700 naira per litre.

Nigerians are calling on the federal government of Nigeria to intervene so the kerosene price would come down to normal price.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2Kl9HJ1o-w

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

If you see something, say something.
Do not keep silence, when crimes is committed.
Nigerians are people who correct someone openly than to let the person think Nigerians do not care for him or her at all.
Most whistle blowers have help in making know the secrets plans of the enemies against Nigeria Democracy; thereby making the enemies weak and tired to carry out their evil plans against the democracy of Nigeria.

Every Nigerians is needed to act as whistle blowers for now till insecurities have reduced to expected minimum rate.

Who is a whistle blower?
A whistle blower is a person or group of people who exposes crimes and wrong doings. When a whistle blower see a person committing fraud, he quickly report to security agencies. If a whistle blower come across a person or group of people doing what is illegal, the whistle blower report to the authorities, who will investigate immediately and bring the culprits to face the wrath of the law.
A whistle blower may hear politicians planning how to embezzled funds and will report this politicians to the necessary security agencies.
Whistle Blowers may hear and see foreigners planning to kill Nigerians and they will report it to Nigeria security agencies; report to Nigeria police, DSS, vigilante groups, Nigeria military or to any other security agencies in Nigeria.
A whistle blower might see Nigeria girls been forced into prostitution and report it to appropriate authorities for quick response.

If every Nigerians can play their roles as whistle blowers, the rate of insecurities in Nigeria will reduce by 68%.
When you see something, say something and do not be silence when there is an ongoing crimes and do not be afraid or worried.

When Nigerians begin to expose crimes around them, then the democracy of Nigeria can not be undermine by foreigners and citizens.
The National Security of Nigeria will get stronger when Nigerians are ready to give informations that will lead to the arrest of foreigners international and local spy agents and criminals causing insecurities in Nigeria.

How can the National Security of Nigeria be secured, when Nigerians are not ready to volunteer themselves to defend and to protect the Democracy of Nigeria.

Countries that are enjoying true democracy today is because 70% of their citizens join hands with their government to help, defend and protect the democracy of their countries.

Nigeria is a nation with order, and Nigerians should not make Nigeria to be like a nation without order.



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Bontafa:
These Asians are cursed with evil and shady business

Foreigners will leave their countries and enter Nigeria and begin to oppressed Nigerians and threatened Nigerians in their own country; looting and plundering the National resources of Nigeria and killing Nigerians with out fears.

Most of this Asians will come to Nigeria and begin their racism against Nigeria people; this are the things that are provoking Nigerians to react against bad foreigners.

Watch this videos as Nigerians attacks Chinese company oppressing them in Nigeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgGTWHX66-Q

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/qBhglblDuzk

orisa37:
The Chinese were in OSUN FOREST for illegal mining and when caught red-handed nothing happened to them.
Now they want Chinese POLICE and ARMY IN NIGERIA.
SOON THEY WILL DEMAND TO CONTEST WITH ATO FOR ASO VILLA.

Nigerians will surely resist any plans to bring Chinese police and army into Nigeria.
Nigerians are seriously angry with those foreigners looting and plundering the National resources of Nigeria. If by chance any white or red or black foreigners are caught stealing oils or resources of Nigeria; Nigerians will give them the beating of their lives and naked them before handing them over to Nigeria security agencies for punishment and persecution.

International Spy Agents are foreigners who goes to another country that is not their country of origin, in order to loot and plunder their National resources; sometimes this spy agents work for the government of their country or for an organization.
This spy agents work in secrets, and carry out organized crimes and even go as far as recruiting citizens of the country they enter, and use this citizens as third party to carry out their nefarious activities.
Nigeria youths and children are angry at international spy agents because they feel this secret agents are plundering and looting the Nigeria resources which is their inheritance thereby causing the Nigeria youths and children to have a frustrating future and to suffer poverty and on told hardship.

This is one of the reasons Nigeria youths and men and women are after international spy agents in Nigeria and Nigerians have went as far as employing traditional means and prayers and technologies to track down all international spy agents where ever they may be in the 36 States of Federal republic of Nigeria.

Nigeria youths have suffered too much, that is why they are after the source of their frustrations; the international Spy Agents which are citizens of different countries that are in Nigeria to cause National economy crisis and undermining the National security of Nigeria( some foreigners in Nigeria are good people with good intentions but the bad foreigners with violence motives and criminals intentions will all be caught by Nigerians and dealt with before handing them over to the Nigeria security agencies)

Nigerians are desperate to catch this evil foreigners that do not mean well for Nigeria and Nigerians want to teach them a lesson they will never forget in their lives before handing them over to Nigeria security agencies.

Here are some international spy agents caught in Nigeria;



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Tinubu and Atiku are wasting their time, they can't be the next President of Nigeria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCnCo31qD5s

BABANGBALI:
na seun I just dey pity most, the guy just want the si called moderators to finish him forum. Imagine a power drunk moderator banning my friend from February 2022 till November 2031? No be wickedness be dat? Quick quick i tolded my friend to get another moniker, the guy vex go get three monikers wey him dey use to buga for nairaland now, I no blame am. How you go ban person for 9 years? Sey wetin happen now? Just because seun give you small power for nairaland.

Do not worry yourself again. They will soon write apology topics to all aggrieved nairaland members. Just be patient and let wait for the 72 hours to expired.

EagleNest:
But the owner of the platform is already biased towards a certain politician so what do you expect from the moderators. It's a rigged system!

Power belongs to nairalanders.
Do not worry yourself, when the pressure is too much for them, they will comply to our demands. I believe they will do the right thing for their good at the end.

immortalcrown:
He who pays the piper dictates the tunes.

Things, on Nairaland, have fallen apart and the centre can no more hold.

Most of the moderators are not different from Nigerian self-centred politicians. We either manage the forum or boycott it because I don't think things can get better on the forum.

Do not worry, I and some nairalanders are working to ensure that this nonsense stop on nairaland and all nairalanders are treated equally.
Some times Justice is given immediately while sometimes it takes time; we need to be patient till the 72 hours given to them expired.

Emperormartin:
Nairaland made me know how divided we are in Nigeria...

Not only you, others have also testify to this.

Aggrieved Nairaland members are protesting on:
Unjust banning, bias and incompetent moderators, tribalistic attitude by moderators especially politics moderators.


Here are Some Nairaland Members Topics And Posts Protesting The injustice Of Politics Moderators and other moderators On Nairaland Forum:

Click on each links to read

(1)2023:, See Why Mod Change My Headline To Suit His Ugly Narrative?(pix) by pinkPussy(f)

https://www.nairaland.com/7382793/2023-see-why-mod-changed


(2)Mynd44 And Oam4j by RZArecta

https://www.nairaland.com/7374501/mynd44-oam4j#117413179


(3) Various Posts On Nairaland Forum By Nairaland members Condemning The Bias Judgement Of Politics Moderators On Politics Section and other moderators.

https://www.nairaland.com/search?q=politics+moderators&search=Search

https://www.nairaland.com/search?q=i+was+ban+by+nairaland+moderators&board=20


Nairaland moderators, especially politics moderators need to write apology topics within 72 hours, to calm down these situation, if not more than 3,000 nairalanders will leave nairaland forum when the 72 hours expired.

Aggrieved Protesting Nairaland members;
Bluntguy
RedScorpion
IgOga
Lissa86fb
Totilopussylick
Sevenworldpower
kk2027
2Radii
Starke
murderX
greenermodels
pinkPussy
RZArecta
etrange
1nice
Leiylau
Sixfiguresmart
babaolofin
BABANGBALI
Islamicpenis
IgboNiile
LeoDeking
Lamdbull
Other nairalanders whose usernames are not mentioned here


Nairaland moderators need to be careful how they handle nairaland forum members, because if care is not taken, one day 95% of nairalanders will quit nairaland forum and nairaland will not be able to get 10 views on any topics on politic section and other sections in nairaland.

If nairaland members allow this nonsense to continue, then this website would become useless; nairaland mods should not be tribalistic. It is just only matter of time before nairaland members will begin to set traps for nairaland moderators in order to address the injustice carried out by nairaland moderators.

Nairaland moderators need to create apology topics within 72hours or the worse would happen on nairaland forum. The apology topics is to apologize to those they might have wrong directly or indirectly to calm down the tension; nairaland moderators should do their work but they should not be bias and tribalistic in carrying out their duties.
Some Yoruba nairalanders will be insulting fellow nairalanders of Igbo, ijaw and foreigners extractions as pigs, zombies, obituaries, idiots and the moderators would not ban this Yoruba nairalanders but when the Igbos, ijaws, and foreigners nairalanders would rise to correct this Yoruba nairalanders, the moderators especially politics moderators would ban them.

If the demands of protesting nairalanders are not meant within 72 hours, then this aggrieved protesting nairaland members would address this injustice by reporting this forum to the DSS, and NCC for promoting hate speech, tribalism, and sectionalism.
And would Sue nairaland forum management and nairaland moderators to Federal High Court for supporting hate speech, promoting tribalism and causing nairaland members emotional stress.

voltron14:
Give examples of such agents with their known names.

It is not certain yet until this Spy agents are caught by Nigerians and interrogated, before Nigerians will know their know names.

Every Nigerians will be involved, both men, boys, women and girls.

It is not only the duty of the Nigeria government and security agencies to protect the National Security of Nigeria but also the duties of the citizens of Nigeria.

Nigerians can make it right this time; Nigerians have suffer too much.

Jokerman:
You want to catch CIA?

Nigerians, especially the youths are tired of the frustrations they are facing on daily basis due to the sufferings cause by unidentify people who are spy agents and Nigerians wants to deal with this issue once and for all.

Nigerians as for now are ready to look for this spy agents all over the 36 State in Nigeria and when such spy is caught, then the organization such spy belongs to will be made know, after which Nigerians will hand them over to security agencies in Nigeria for investigation and punishment.