Kiaka8:
chaiii moral decay
this is the reason why our children of these days are nothing to write home about
during our time this is a routine stuff and the public stuff for the dirty pupils while others watch in amusement.

the shame only will make you remind your parents next time to do the needful.

Honestly things have changed

FuckThaMod:
Very good parents.. No one should every try such nonsense with my kid. If i wanted my kid to shave i take him or her to the saloon.. If i as a father can respect my kid's decision to keep his/her hair bushy, then who are you as a teacher who gets fed through the money i pay as school fees? Did i send my kid to a school to be shaved or to learn? What if in the process of shaving and the kid gets infected?
I see some fools supporting the teachers & this is the reason the country is stagnant, we don't know our rights!
It's little little things like these we ignore that makes the country what it is today, the politicians can do as they and many will still feel they are right. Fvcking bitchass irritating foolish Nigerians

easyfem:
My principal in secondary school also did that....... Wat do u think I shud do now that I'm a millionaire ?

Ausrichie:
This thread shows how ignorant many Nigerians are. What is wrong with hair I keep asking myself but no one can ever answer it reasonably
Africans self ehn.

Davash222:
Aunty Florence, you shaved my hair back in primary school. I went home, my mom gave me 100 to go to the salon and have a clean cut. I went to school the following day, Aunty Florence used me as example of how good and neat pupils should look.
Aunty Florence taught me how to keep clean hair cut. I was wondering then, how come my mom didn't notice my bushy hair?

Today's parents are worse!! Yes, I said it. .
your our problem.some one cutting some one hair is just like rape


God bless our Teachers!

Davash222:
Aunty Florence, you shaved my hair back in primary school. I went home, my mom gave me 100 to go to the salon and have a clean cut. I went to school the following day, Aunty Florence used me as example of how good and neat pupils should look.
Aunty Florence taught me how to keep clean hair cut. I was wondering then, how come my mom didn't notice my bushy hair?

Today's parents are worse!! Yes, I said it.


God bless our Teachers!

Proletariat:


You don't dictate for another parent the hairstyle you have chosen for your own child.

As you have chosen, others have chosen.

Some parents like gorimapa, while others love low cut, and some love afro.

Parents have the right to decide for their kids, while every adult has the right to decide for him/herself.

Simplyleo:
At 5, the appearance or turn out of a child is entirely the decision and responsibility of the parents. If a teacher or school has issues with the turn out of a 5 year old pupil, the best is to contact the parents and address it accordingly.

You don't just pick up razor blade and start shaving the hair of a 5 year old without the consent or knowledge of her parents.

Any teacher tries that shyt with me must pay for it.

Princessabby99:
Thats what you get when you mess with children of powerful people

Authoreety:
They should have sent his parents a letter or even send him home instead of this, even after the letter, nothing gives them the right to cut their hair without consent of the parent

prinzedy:


Wonderful parent. As a result of your proper training and carrying out your role as a moral guide, we have a lot of vagabonds in our society today

suzzyboss:
After I pay my child's school with my hard earned money buy school uniform buy books pay lesson money, pay transportation fee e.t.c one mumu teacher will now come and shave my child's her ..my child ooo, what if it's dreadlocks I want for my child.. Na my child.. Why can't she come and tell me first.. 5 year old for that matter

idonhammer:
That was then,Now teachers and school owners are all ritualist.

Ausrichie:
This thread shows how ignorant many Nigerians are. What is wrong with hair I keep asking myself but no one can ever answer it reasonably
Africans self ehn.

RisenPhoenix:


No. I am a fan of discipline, but this specific case is what you get when you overstep your boundaries. We send our children to school to learn maths and English, not to be subject to abuse by frustrated school staff. Do you know how humiliated that child would have felt to be forcibly shaved in front of all his friends? And for a reason that was not even his fault?

The problem is that abuse tends to be self propagating from one generation to the next.

Ausrichie:

They should have notified the parents if they resisted then send the boy home he is just 5 for fvck's sakes. You answered sensibly at least.

Jimmyubah2:

So you ain't Nigerian right? Stay in your village and be forming Americana p*ssy ass nigger.

crafteck:



English, maths, morals and socialisation... Being neat is part of it, stop victimisation of teachers, if they stand like drones and spout out English and maths without being abke to enforce discipline... Wetin the kids go learn...

RisenPhoenix:


No. I am a fan of discipline, but this specific case is what you get when you overstep your boundaries. We send our children to school to learn maths and English, not to be subject to abuse by frustrated school staff. Do you know how humiliated that child would have felt to be forcibly shaved in front of all his friends? And for a reason that was not even his fault?

The problem is that abuse tends to be self propagating from one generation to the next.

Davash222:
Aunty Florence, you shaved my hair back in primary school. I went home, my mom gave me 100 to go to the salon and have a clean cut. I went to school the following day, Aunty Florence used me as example of how good and neat pupils should look.
Aunty Florence taught me how to keep clean hair cut. I was wondering then, how come my mom didn't notice my bushy hair?

Today's parents are worse!! Yes, I said it.


God bless our Teachers!

Jimmyubah2:

Just listen to yourself, so you only sent your kids to school to learn maths and English. So what happens to character and learning?
Let me remind you that your kids must adhere to the school rules and regulations so they can learn the maths and English in peace.

Jimmyubah2:

Keep raising Malians, one day they will start with you. Irresponsible parent like you. Why don't you home school your useless child?

Proletariat:
Many do not understand human rights in Nigeria. If the school and teachers did, they would never have touched the child.

Now they will learn the hard way.

Kudos to the parents for teaching the ignorant teachers what the rights of a student, despite being under their care, should be.

Whatever happened to that foolish female secondary principal that was conducting virginity tests on the female students in a senior secondary school some years ago?

Angelfrost:


We??! Why can't you people speak for yourselves??!...

I have done morally better than my parents, and will ensure my kids do even better via proper discipline.