oh ma God...whats happening in this country

It’s not a sin to drink, says born-again Lynxx
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am not ooo all am saying is i cant go to a school that have rules and regulation concerning my basic needs. i had to opportunity of going to covenant but i turned it down not that the school is bad oo but i wanted my freedom while in the uni. So noo am not a religious fanatic

thatigboman:
u are a religious fanatic

babamadiba:
The security guy must not go free. I pray his parent are able to follow up the case and Sue that fake ass security man. Rubbish

absolute nonsense. I wonder if that is what he is paid for.

ifeanyi317:
am not ooo all am saying is i cant go to a school that have rules and regulation concerning my basic needs. i had to opportunity of going to covenant but i turned it down not that the school is bad oo but i wanted my freedom while in the uni. So noo am not a religious fanatic

oh sorry. I thought u were supporting the Uni

Jothamthompson:
buhari and apc are heartless
They must go

your brain has been hacked

Passionate888:
using of mobile phone dey Nigeria constitution?

Ignorance

writerights:

Ignorance

ifeanyi317:
am not gonna waste my time throwing insult to you is a simple thing if you cannot obey their rule of no phone dont come to social media to look for sympathy

People like you like US, UK and Canada but never think of why things work out over there.

Is intanblog a student in all schools?? Who is he self??

What many people do not understand is that no individual, group or entity can make laws that go against those of the Federal Government of Nigeria. If Nigerian laws guarantee you a right to privacy, Babcock cannot take said right away from you under any guise.

This fellow and others so affected needs to take the school to court.

Denikayan:
When you shoot one lecturer dead on that campus; the rest would adjust.

I tell you! they must have picked the guy perharps because he is humble, No Idiot will try such shit with me, confiscate my phone?, my phone i use for dealings.

IamaNigerianGuy:
What many people do not understand is that no individual, group or entity can make laws that go against those of the Federal Government of Nigeria. If Nigerian laws guarantee you a right to privacy, Babcock cannot take it away from you.

Take them to court to prove your case.

I think you would find that most Nigerians are not Aware of their rights.

But phones are allowed in Babcock so what right has the man to seize a students phone.

boladez:
Is it allowed to have a phone on campus? If no ..,then good for him...where is our sense of responsibility?

How can you break the rule and be resisting authority? If you cannot do without a phone then leave the campus.....simple!

phones are allowed in Babcock.

gypsey:
I think you would find that most Nigerians are not Aware of their rights.

And not ready to fight even if aware

writerights:
Is there another father Edeh in Babcock? Just went you think Madonna is the peak of it all. How would these students stand there and allow him be taken away to endure further torture. Trust Unilag boys when they know he isn't wrong.

Even if he was wrong, Unilag guys no go allow you rubbish one of them like that...

thatigboman:
sue security man abi sue the university

any jare, I just dey vex.

IamaNigerianGuy:


And not ready to fight even if aware

True, and because they know they will not get justice.

babamadiba:
any jare, I just dey vex.

the uni is the one that has to be sued

boladez:
Is it allowed to have a phone on campus? If no ..,then good for him...where is our sense of responsibility?

How can you break the rule and be resisting authority? If you cannot do without a phone then leave the campus.....simple!

what if yes

crafteck:



Didirin...... Ask if there's a punishment for having phone and if molestation is part of it

Oponu apoda, odoyo, alainilari,

So the right thing to do is to challenge constituted authority.......madness stays in the mind of a child they should use blow and cane to remove it.

Under the guise of human rights you and the guy are displaying shared and confirmed stupidity . Twerp brained nematodes like you need to be slapped to get residual sense.

thatigboman:
what if yes

If yes, the officials should be suspended and a detailed investigation carried out ...simple

IamaNigerianGuy:
What many people do not understand is that no individual, group or entity can make laws that go against those of the Federal Government of Nigeria. If Nigerian laws guarantee you a right to privacy, Babcock cannot take said right away from you under any guise.

This fellow and others so affected needs to take the school to court.

Your position is too sweeping, I believe the school has a right to determine what is good for students to learn and be disciplined. The constitution guarantees freedom of movement but it does not allow you to move after school lights out.

You sign up to the rules that govern any place you choose to be part of else you leave. Your population is am good recipe for anarchy.

Iamicekid:
I don’t know what may have transpired but we need to understand in this country that you can’t just seize a mature adult phone, what do you take him for a toddler

.........
The boy knows the rule.
Why being rebellious by breaking the school rule?
Good of Babcock. Endtime. Devil using youth mercilessly. Jesus is the ONLY saviour.

Passionate888:
using of mobile phone dey Nigeria constitution?

Assaulting people dey constitution?

haywire07:
then he should opt for another school where it is allowed.

Is assaulting him the most rational course of action? For your mind na everthing dem dey settle with beating? In thos 21st century

boladez:
Is it allowed to have a phone on campus? If no ..,then good for him...where is our sense of responsibility?

How can you break the rule and be resisting authority? If you cannot do without a phone then leave the campus.....simple!

So beating is the solution. No wonder anybody when get power or smalll connection can walk all over you on a whim.Then you wonder why your country is so fúcked up

boladez:


Your position is too sweeping, I believe the school has a right to determine what is good for students to learn and be disciplined. The constitution guarantees freedom of movement but it does not allow you to move after school lights out.

You sign up to the rules that govern any place you choose to be part of else you leave. Your population is am good recipe for anarchy.

You have misunderstanding of how the law operates and how society is set up. Anybody can make any law but it must confirm to the constitution. The constitution does not oppose restricted movement for security reasons and many others. If Babcock decides to lock their gates by 5.30 pm they are within their rights. However, they are not within their rights to routinely invade the privacy of students and assault them physically in order to get access to their phones. Their phones are not Babcock property.
We are guided in Nigeria by the laws of Nigeria, not the laws of Babcock university.

The guy should test the law and seek interpretation of the courts. That is how a nation grows.

boladez:


Oponu apoda, odoyo, alainilari,

So the right thing to do is to challenge constituted authority.......madness stays in the mind of a child they should use blow and cane to remove it.

Under the guise of human rights you and the guy are displaying shared and confirmed stupidity . Twerp brained nematodes like you need to be slapped to get residual sense.

Laws are a guideline with punishment attached if not followed, they would always be broken, would you use a gun to kill a fly..

Useless country,a complete zoo.

Jaqenhghar:

Assaulting people dey constitution?

Punishment for crimes/defaulters dey constitution na, as long as FG allow the school to put laws wey no dey contrary to Nigerian consttution, the students must obey or find another school. Even banks won't allow you to make/receive calls inside.

Passionate888:
Punishment for crimes/defaulters dey constitution na, as long as FG allow the school to put laws wey no dey contrary to Nigerian consttution, the students must obey or find another school. Even banks won't allow you to make/receive calls inside.

So if you make a call in a bank are they right to beat you?
You talk of rules. Do you know that accordong to the rules too(constitution) if you are caught stealing no policeman has a right to beat you?