Nigerian mum was left in shock after her daughter’s school called her attention, revealing how her 15-year-old daughter in secondary school is in a cult, “Marlians” and doesn’t wear panties to school.

The mum was called to school by her the principal of the school her daughter attends where she was told her daughter is to be suspended because she is in a cult “Malians” and they do not wear panties to school on

About 25-30 other girls were also found to be in the cult in her daughter’s secondary school.

Read her story below:

Hello Laila, I am just coming from my daughters school right now. Their principal called me around 9am this morning to report to school over an emergency. I panicked and drove over only to be told that my 15 year old daughter and most of the girls from her class and other senior secondary classes are to be suspended for being members of a female secret cult. They were about 25-30 girls all kneeling down with their hands up. I was shocked and I asked for further explanation’s and the head teacher said that a teacher who was disciplining late comers found out that one of the girls had her pant inside her school bag and on further investigation, it was discovered that she wasn’t wearing any on her waist. When she was flogged and interrogated further to know why and how she was not wearing her pant, she confessed that she was a member of the Marlians cult in school and that part of their rules was that they must not wear pant to school on Mondays, Wednesday’s and Friday’s. I was shocked. The head teacher told me that she was flogged some more until she mentioned all their members from SS1 – SS3 and unfortunately, my daughter who is a born again child of Zion was involved. Laila, the devil has succeeded and my daughter has entered cult.

https://newsmag.com.ng/mum-discovers-15-year-old-daughter-doesnt-wear-panties-to-school-because-she-belongs-to-cult/

MARLIANS ti take over

We are madlians

Awon eyan Zodwa Wabantu

Madam pictures of your daughter without pants could have help this thread better.

The beginning of the end

Hahahahahaha
Abeg tell us another story.

Its simple, take your child home, give her some good beatings, let her have her bath, after the beating, give her enough food and start counseling.

From experience, change the school or possibly the environment.
Keep talking, keep beating, keep praying.
If she is a good child, she go change.
But if na ogbanje pickin, I am sorry for you.

Parenting is not easy, I swear.

Mu she ya...

This generation and their hunger to fit in, to do what the average idiot is doing.

I want to know the lucky guy that was shining all those Congos!