Everything wrong with Nigeria has just been expressed by the opening post and his fellow comrades.

So because they paid 5million naira they shouldn't queue? They should have been flown straight into the house becuase money trumps everything in your own little minds.



Do we now see why we don't have process and are in the stone age as a society . If a poor fellow like the op could think this way. Imagine what would happen if he has some change. He wouldn't queue to buy fuel, would bully sales reps, buy his way out of crime and whatnot and we complain that the country is up side down.

I was there with my camera as an official photographer, even rain dey beat parent under tent...
no seat for parent to seat after paying x3 of my school fees for just graduation gown...
well I reserve my comment..
Governor Amosun was there anyway..
He rejected to be covered with umbrella as he walked under the rain..
humble governor..
I don't know if he's doing oju aye anyway..
lemme be going..
if nairaland needs to more pictures, u can contact me

na dis one dem dey call olaniyonu meaning wealth get problem

This is simply for security reasons. Everyone was screened at the entrance.

When has queueing becomes a punishment? Op must be one hell of a disorderly person who loves chaos.

Babcock secondary school




I'm wondering if this nigga survived this

Its a very good thing now. Me, I like orderliness ooo. I just wish queuing in an orderly manner without being forced is just natural to us. Even in developed countries, they que to enter buses, trains etc. There's no big deal if it happens here. It should not even be a news.

It is not in anyway related to any of the points made so far. The procedure may not be perfect but it is for security purposes. You may not have heard but precautions were necessary. It has been on for days now. Even staff and visitors cars were duly inspected before entering or exiting the university premises.

bionixs:
you called federal universities reputable now? Mr man, you couldn't afford Babcok and their likes. don't come here to call poverty reputable. I feel for your poor friends who loaded your comment with likes. don't condemn what you can't afford

private schools are for those who failed jamb

BigBrother9ja:
5 million indeed

This people here doesn't look any closer to...

u fnk say na by look

lofty900:
private schools are for those who failed jamb

for what price? let people educate you,my brother

oluwatoba400:
So this is currently happening in Babcock!


Parents are being forced queue to attend their children's graduation ceremony in Babcock University, after paying N5M for school fees.


Source: http://www.flexygist.com.ng/2017/06/04/photos-parents-queue-to-attend-their-childrens-graduation-in-babcock-university/

op can lie for Africa firstly the school fees is not up to N5m secondly both PG nd undergraduate students were convocating so how do you expect dem to control the crowd?

Ridiculous system

it is likely that their auditorium cant contain all the parents so they had to make them queue to make the entry orderly instead of having many parents rushing to enter at the same time because of limited seats.

bionixs:
for what price? let people educate you,my brother

the way he/she thinks is myopic

Lol , serves them right

That's exactly what Nigerians appreciate and value.
Babcock soji , they know Nija mentality and how it works here .

They should queue for 5hrs before they enter the school.

Ha! Nigerians

DjAndroid:
No reason why they queued up?

You dey mind op or because of traffic. What's is wrong queuing?

DjAndroid:
No reason why they queued up?

You dey mind op or because of traffic. What's is wrong queuing?

love2017:
Ridiculous system

bionixs:
for what price? let people educate you,my brother

SMH

tolarr:
It is not in anyway related to any of the points made so far. The procedure may not be perfect but it is for security purposes. You may not have heard but precautions were necessary. It has been on for days now. Even staff and visitors cars were duly inspected before entering or exiting the university premises.

Op isn't serious. His story isn't correct yet he rushed to push this thrash on front page. Don't people queue in offices, banks?

Pumpido75:
Asking parents to queue is belittling, there are better alternatives to ensure orderliness and coordination.

That's the best way to allow orderliness

I expect many Nigerians to condemn this since chaos is our trademark.

Olowo de ni gbogbo won oh, bo se to be yen
Interesting

lofty900:
If they treat the parents like this, only God knows how they'll treat the students. The result of not passing jamb. Shebi if they passed jamb and gained admission into reputable federal University, their parents won't be suffering this humiliating and demeaning treatment

Shut up jare!
Go and check their JAMB scores..
Far better than yours...
When you born pikin in years to come and you have the money, you will never reason federal university for your ward..Na even foreign sure pass..
How many senator children dey federal university?

damosky12:


That's not the case here. The problem is the fact that they are dealing with parents. Not students here. That age bracket deserves some respect. Besides, it is very likely that there are aged and sick people on that queue, why subject them to such insensitive torment in the name of order?
They aren't going for an exam after all. Its supposed to be a convocation ceremony.

Respect is why Nigeria is in the sh!t it is in. We are afraid to question wrong things because of "respect".

The older generations have swept Nigeria into the gutters but we will continue to "respect"

The mentality of the average young Nigerian is to hustle and make it by hook or crook and then not do anything meaningful afterwards because everybody must "respect" them after they've arrived.

Yet Nigerians are the most disrespectful.

Who "respect" epp?

Not me!!!

Civilization requires law and order, so first come, first served. Therefore, join the line or queue

Dongreat:


My parents are highly civilized. They will queue to wait their turn on an event. What's the rush?

That is begging the question. pls answer it. During your convocation, did your parents queue up like this into the foreign school ?

UgoFly:



It's about not passing jamb. It's ppl like you that suffer from inferiority complex. To you, BU is school for billionaires. impoverished thinking

Just shut up already

BigBrother9ja:
5 million indeed


This people here doesn't look any closer to...

Ur poor use of English language shows that u DOESN'T look any closer to their wards

Dongreat:
So because they pay 5M they go barge into the venue like some uncultured Apes? Have you wondered if this was done to make the process orderly, cultured and civilized. An average Nigerian is very rash and impatient, so for you to see this means the people involved are understanding and get the idea of what's going on.

Typical Nigerians who think because he pay a bus fee deserve to sit on one seat and place his bags on the other.

TREU. Now adding 5m to the queue issue is attempting to create a relationship that does not really exist. Fallacy!

DocHMD:
I don't see anything wrong with that.
Anyway, zoogerians love chaos.

So, what do you do about your parents that are caged in the Zoo?

roqrules04:
Advanced secondary school

if i say you're pained coz ur father can't afford to send you to such skul u will start crying.