dominique:
Very stupid approach. What if the pupil in question doesn't have a father or his father is far away?

Nigerian schools needs to stop attaching stereotypes to families. The father provides, the mother cooks and cleans bla bla bla, it doesn't make sense anymore especially now that both parents do chores and contribute financially to the running of the home. There are homes where the mum pays the bills and the dad stays at home with the kids. There are single parent homes where just one parent bears all the burden. How do you expect children from such homes relate with silly stereotypes?

Would you mind a stay at home husband? What do you think is the first ideal model

wittyt98:
can u imagine

You this guy, you have come again, did you smoke that shit again ? what is wrong with you and who let off that chain?

Nairalander Today is My birthday make una wish me well o ny acct number is available make una come drop something o

EVILFOREST:
Hahahahaha

Why won’t they come up with such, when New Generation churches now have TITHE CARDS, that depict you as a debtor

New generation churches, tithe cards? I knw Anglican and Methodist wif that. D latter I'm VERY sure.

Rubbish

gare:

You this guy, you have come again, did you smoke that shit again ? what is wrong with you and who let off that chain?

but Why re u following Me Everywhere nau? Somebody cannot smoke coconut leaf again? is it your weed I'm smoking?

See strategy...the author Sabi ways of entering those baba debtors..he come even use assignment method becos say na papa go do am, so he must read the information for down...

What do you expect from the school when the government is not doing their job of making adequate provision of facilities and ensuring welfare of teachers are being provided.

dominique:
Very stupid approach. What if the pupil in question doesn't have a father or his father is far away?

Nigerian schools needs to stop attaching stereotypes to families. The father provides, the mother cooks and cleans bla bla bla, it doesn't make sense anymore especially now that both parents do chores and contribute financially to the running of the home. There are homes where the mum pays the bills and the dad stays at home with the kids. There are single parent homes where just one parent bears all the burden. How do you expect children from such homes relate with silly stereotypes?

Another feminist spotted.

Hungry book from a Hungry author

Education has been thrown into the muds in Nigeria. Gone are the days when the main primary objectives of schools was to instill knowledge unto pupils. It's now all about financial profit making as its main primary objective and knowledge has been made a secondary affair which is now a concern on parents through loads of homeworks being given to the pupils for their busy parents to attend to after the days work.

wittyt98:
but Why re u following Me Everywhere nau? Somebody cannot smoke coconut leaf again? is it your weed I'm smoking?

delpee:


Really? Tithe is a matter strictly between you and God. Pastors enlighten on the hows and whys but have no power over anyone in that regard.

People need to read their Bibles more and learn.

And learn what exactly? Can you name one invention that was inspired by the bible? Can you name one problem Nigeria was/is facing that was/can be solved by any of the teachings in the bible?

Gucciblog:
Only in Nigeria.. When a school decide to include 'Ask your parents for your school fees' as part of Home Work in school books, then you will know that its no joke when you hear the word 'RECESSION'.
This was found in one of the books used by a school in Nigeria.

See more:

https://zenithnaija.com/new-means-schools-are-using-to-ask-for-school-fees-from-parents/

What sort of stupid curriculum is this trashy things derived from? It's not fit for kindergarten too poor in conceptuality.

You said it all...


Very stupid approach. What if the pupil in question doesn't have a father or his father is far away?

Nigerian schools needs to stop attaching stereotypes to families. The father provides, the mother cooks and cleans bla bla bla, it doesn't make sense anymore especially now that both parents do chores and contribute financially to the running of the home. There are homes where the mum pays the bills and the dad stays at home with the kids. There are single parent homes where just one parent bears all the burden. How do you expect children from such homes relate with silly stereotypes? [/quote]