PrecisionFx:


With a beard, Not a bushy beard.

Pls focus on the matter.

They're bushy beards aka beard gang!

I salute the school for having the courage to put that nonsense in check

That's what you will see when you attend an advance secondary school.. Shame on them...

Obierika:
Until you show me the video of someone bleeding as a result of this disciplinary action will I take you serious...
If not you can shove this useless thread up your ass!

With clipper, HIV or hepatitis don't need visible bleeding before it can spread from one person to another. All what it needs is an invisible cut (to the naked eye). If you wash your head after barbing or shaving your hair and you feel the sting of the water or soap, it means you already have a cut. And there is no way you wouldn't feel the sting.
Pls, we're educated. If Nigeria will be better, it rests on us. Can this kind of practice stand in a sane society?

these are just afro

Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

Bros, is CU not in Nigeria? Or are CU students not Nigerian? Don't the Nigerian CU students have relatives and loved ones who are Nigerian.
Is barbing about 100 students hair with a single unsterilized clipper healthy for the Nigerian society?

If the students got contracted with a deadly disease, do you think it won't spread beyond the four walls of CU?

Nor dey talk nonsense abeg

jonbellion:
bro are you serious??

Ask any class of 2009,2010,2011

cooldude62:
You have a choice not to attend the institution. The moment you decide to attend, adhere strictly to their rules.
About the clipper, if the barber is a professional, which is likely he would have been sterilizing after each person. That should reduce the risk of any disease being spread.

HigherEd said that it wasn't part of their "rules". I wonder what rule says students must be skin head.

"likely"? That's a big gamble on your part.

Time to sue

5thElement:


Lol. Indomie chopper spotted.

What can we do

HIV
Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E
Zika
Herpes simplex
Lassa virus
Arbovirus
STD's need I go on?


ALL BLOOD TRANSMITTABLE DISEASES

CU done buy market!

Why are bloggers still talking about this issue? Am not a fan of private Universities (especially the universities established by missionaries), but am sure the students know the rules and regulations of the school before they were given admission, then why breaking the rules. If you know you want freedom go to government owned universities where lecturers don't care about your lifestyles. Even in government owned universities we all swore to an oat not break the rules and regulations of the school.

SapphirePRINCEX:
What can we do

Abi o.

Religion in Nigeria is in its crudest form. You pay so much money 4 education mixed with religious bigotry and mental slavery. Before I regarded CU as a glorified secondary school now it's just a religious primary school.

sebi na ajebo guys dey dere..make dey sue dem to ICJ na...stupid skul..after dey don collect d humongous fees dey den start doing rubbish.. make Una no worry..amadioha is at ur ass

oluwaahmed:
Religion in Nigeria is in its crudest form. You pay so much money 4 education mixed with religious bigotry and mental slavery. Before I regarded CU as a glorified secondary school now it's just a religious primary school.

You aren't the sharpest tool in the shed.
How did religion creep into this?
It is basically the school misusing and abusing it's authority.
The school has a Christian background but, does that translate into Christianity being behind this?
Whatever happened to consulting your brain before taking actions?

This is ritual. The students should demand for the extract of their hairs. Let’s see if the school authorities can provide that first.

oluwaahmed:
Religion in Nigeria is in its crudest form. You pay so much money 4 education mixed with religious bigotry and mental slavery. Before I regarded CU as a glorified secondary school now it's just a religious primary school.

That is the problem I have with the private universities owned by missionaries. Religion shouldn't be mixed up with education. It is just unfortunate that adult are controlled like a toddler.

Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

I heard someone saying Covenant University is no different from a primary School and the students are treated like teenagers.

Are the school aware that Jesus had unkept hair as well as the apostles[color=#990000][/color] . [b][/b][size=10pt][/size]

These advance secondary schools called university

maasoap:

With clipper, HIV or hepatitis don't need visible bleeding before it can spread from one person to another. All what it needs is an invisible cut (to the naked eye). If you wash your head after barbing or shaving your hair and you feel the sting of the water or soap, it means you already have a cut. And there is no way you wouldn't feel the sting.
Pls, we're educated. If Nigeria will be better, it rests on us. Can this kind of practice stand in a sane society?

HIV dies in moments of exposure.
The chances of contracting HIV through clippers are really slim.


That doesn't justify the rubbish CU did though, because it's not only HIV out there.
I would rather be expelled than go through this.

Are those students babies for chrissakes?

beaversticks:
For people that aren't kids again.... do u see them do such at Harvard... Or Cambridge... or when did low cut or skin become W. H. O approved hair for decency

Harvard and the rest Global powers do not descend to this level of crudeness and they manage to produce, useful products.


Only a crass parent would send his ward to such a school anyways.

Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

So Adeboye, Jakes and Ashimolowo are not responsible cos each has either an haircut or beards?


Tell me another story

No be by force to cook for kitchen. If you no fit stand the heat, carry I'm go outside.

Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

Anoda stupid fellow .

Kobicove:


They're bushy beards aka beard gang!

I salute the school for having the courage to put that nonsense in check

So a beard has automatically become bushy beard

Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

So keeping beards makes one irresponsible? How about moulding youths that can express themselves and challenge the status quo? What I see is the breeding of docile adults who can't think on their own unless they are prodded by society. This is nothing but a secondary school, no matter how you defend it. Even a dog kept in the cage for a long time either becomes too aggressive or too docile. Bullshit!

CU is just a glorified secondary school. Thats all.

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Asuokaa:
CU has rules that every one there knows they must follow, it's not new .. most CU alumni knows this and never complained but Nigerians won't face their own lives and fix it but poke nosing in what doesn't concern them..

for example in CU ur not allowed to keep beards, u can't dress any how, there is a standard there that must not be broken..

they are training them to become responsible and they must follow it that's why their parents pay millions to have them their ..

if not fayose children won't have gone their

Google great scientists with beards. How many athletes that earn billions of dollars have beards.