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Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by macof(m): 2:47pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
akanbiaa:So it is immoral to allow your natural hair to grow? Who deceived you like this? 1 Like |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by juwoonn(m): 2:51pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
akanbiaa:You are wrong. There are always exceptions on health ground, disability or otherwise. One of my uncles will always have cold anytime he's on a low cut without a cap on (the same with his kids). So he either keeps his hairs or cut and put a cap on. As far as we're concerned, we don't know more than what we're reading on here..there could be more to it. 1 Like |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by Tosdam(m): 2:59pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
StagethemTVee: Lol... I don't need to lock my school because sensible people who are morally structured will locate me... It is people like you who need to find a school of their preference. An individual cannot be bigger than the rules and regulations of a standard organization. Take your child to an institution like Covenant University and perform rubbish. If you cannot bend to the rules, you should be willing to pull out. Don't destroy your children because of your arrogant attitude. If you are rich, you neither the richest nor the first to be rich. Many parents are the 'why' behind their children attitude and the truth is they end up regretting it. Although I am not in support of what the teacher did, saying that the school has no power over you as parents is what I frown at. For me, I will write the parents not bring the child to school until they low his/her hair. If you have an exception, let the school be aware of it. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by akanbiaa(m): 3:04pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
macof:A mad man's hair to grow naturally. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by akanbiaa(m): 3:29pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
A Student needs not only knowledge and guidance from Teachers but also their blessings. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by Proletariat: 3:44pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Jimmyubah2: For the instances you cited, the individual students were not assaulted, they were sent home or their prohibited artifact was confiscated. Does that equate to bringing out a razor or clipper and subsequently cutting off the personal hair of a 5 year old child who is not an orphan? What manner of parent will you be if anyone can do that to your child when you are not dead or a deadbeat father? |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by 9jaRealist: 6:06am On Mar 22, 2020 |
. GOOD! Teach them a lesson... Next time, call his parents. > |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by maasoap(m): 3:38pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Angelfrost: Many of us suffered abuses from the teachers which I will never allow my children to pass through and become victims like me and others. I remember a teacher beating me with cane in primary two, primary two and all my back skin torn apart. I couldn't sleep on my back for about two weeks until after my back skin healed. I remember a teacher making me and one other student did frog jump for several minutes, or even couple of hours. The other student couldn't come to school for one or two weeks while I managed to come to school but my two kneecaps were always touching each other for two weeks. I shouldn't even try to run because I would fall down as a result of my kneecaps interlocking. If you insist those were not abuse, I wonder what constitutes abuse in your lists There will always be laid down rules with regards to appearance for students in schools, especially privately owned or missionary schools...It is choice. If you agree, stay. If you can't agree, then the school should release you. And if you feel that your fundamental human right has been abused by asking you to quit, then proceed to court for clarification. Because, the fact that you are the proprietor doesn't make you alpha and omega of what is allowed and what is not allowed. Simply look through the school's prospectus, and make up your mind to stay or flee... You don't decide to stay, and begin to question them later. It is the duty of the management to ask a student to leave if they feel that rules and regulations are not obeyed to the fullest, simple. You don't just grab a kid and do what you want with him or her in the absence of the parents. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by macof(m): 3:47pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
akanbiaa:so this looks like a mad man? Guy you're not ok You have been seriously conditioned by colonisation to hate natural African hair People with your type of mentality should have no place educating the next generation of Africans |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by Angelfrost(m): 3:58pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
maasoap: Thank you for your detailed response... But honestly, we are still saying the same thing! When it comes to enforcing law and order, the approach of the enforcers will always vary depending on the personalities involved.... That your teachers were harsh doesn't put discipline in a negative light. Do all policemen enforce laid down laws with the same amount and pattern of force or harshness??!.. That a police went overboard doesn't make the laws he is enforcing extreme or abusive!!!... He is the one at fault, not the ageless laws he has been tasked with upholding. I have already acceded that the teachers in this case probably went a tad too far in the enforcing of laid down rules. But this doesn't negate the ageless importance of discipline, and abiding by rules/regulations. I really don't understand the need to actually overflog this... Some things are constant! Rules are one of those things!!!... I repeat sir, if rules of a certain institution don't agree with you, simply move over to the one with lesser restrictions! |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by akanbiaa(m): 8:44pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
macof:Is that the hair of the 5 year old child? My problem with you is that you have feel it's okay to go against constituted rules you are not comfortable with and only adopt those you are comfortable with. So in essence you prefer the life of lawlessness and greed /selfishness. Instead of you to make effort to ensure laws not favorable to you are changed you prefer to disobey them. 1 Like |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by macof(m): 8:54pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
akanbiaa:we both know that the problem here is letting the hair grow out. So yes that picture is valid. You still didn't answer my question Does that look like a mad man? My point is the hatred for letting the natural African hair grow is bad. And nobody should be castigated for just having a lengthy hair So yes any school with such a ridiculous law needs to do away with the law |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by akanbiaa(m): 9:08pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
macof:Okay |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by akanbiaa(m): 9:22pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
macof:Seems you have a bitter similar experience while growing up and you have not totally forgiven the Teacher. Since these particular case have been handed to the law, I believe the Teacher in there case did something unethical and perhaps without the permission of the school authorities and that's why he was sentenced. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by SkiSki419: 11:25pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Idiot patents that will breed idiot children |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by maasoap(m): 12:48pm On Mar 23, 2020 |
Angelfrost: Did I disagree with this? No. My point is that: were the kid and his parents given the chance? Were they called to come and take their kid away from their school? No. The management and the teachers didn't consider all options available to them, they just went for the punishment. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by Angelfrost(m): 12:50pm On Mar 23, 2020 |
maasoap: In that case, they deserve to be punished by the law of the land!!! |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:16am On Mar 30, 2020 |
arinze198:These are the kinds of parents whose children will turn into yahoo boys and cultists, tomorrow.... |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:20am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Authoreety:What do you mean by nothing gives them the right to cut the students hair? So is there something that gives students the right, to carry unruly hairstyles into the school? Tell us..... Dont you think the school would have spelt out their rules, regarding the kind of hairstyles allowed in their premises? Do you know that some kids will never deliver such letters to their parents? I have said it before, that irresponsible parents will breed irreparable children' that lack common sense. The hair style of those students must have been offensive, which was what led teachers to cut it. If they had followed the approved style, nobody would have cut their hair. In my days, a teacher would cut your hair, and your mother would scrape the remaining strands off, and still go and apologise to teacher on your behalf, the next day. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:25am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Kiaka8: You are very correct. In fact, in those days if teacher cuts your hair anyhow, your parents will help you scrape the rest off, and even beat you on top! |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:28am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Jakama90:After they had warned parents, that their children should not bring bushy hair to school? There are sanctions for repeated bad behaviour. Schools are no exemption. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:33am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Proletariat:In your bid to sound woke, you ended up sounding foolish. Schools have a big right to dictate whatever they like, for their students. From hairstyles, to uniforms, to behaviour, to study patterns to disciplinary measures. That is why it is called a school. The rules are clearly spelt out. You either shape in, or shape out. Those parents were mannerless and uncultured. What stopped them from taking up the issue, with school authorities? And it is even an Oko-Oba area.... What do they want parents in Ikoyi and Victoria Island to say? Nansense..... |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:35am On Mar 30, 2020 |
klax:And that is part of the reasons why children in the West are so indisciplined, or become junkies at an early age, and can even bring guns to school. No restraint and no morals....mtcheew |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:38am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Ausrichie:It is bad if the school deems it to be so. Another reason is to prevent the spread of lice, in children's hair. Why don't army recruits have beards and long dreadlocks? Why do they carry crew cuts? |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:40am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Jimmyubah2:God bless you. Those schools with strong sense of discipline are all gone, now. The woke and irresponsible parents have combined to pull them down..... |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:41am On Mar 30, 2020 |
nairalanduseles:Nobody gives a hoot where you raised your child. When in Rome, behave as the Romans. Simple. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:44am On Mar 30, 2020 |
FuckThaMod:From the words you used, everyone can see how badly trained you were. So you paid them money....didnt they carry out the service of teaching your child? Or did you just dash them the money for doing nothing? Abeg swerve.... |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:46am On Mar 30, 2020 |
Jimmyubah2:Don't mind those clowns saying rubbish. Even in many organisations, there are specific dress codes, for specific jobs. If you flout it, then you get sanctioned. eledacedar:That is why their children are so unruly, indisciplined, drug addicts and bring guns to school. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:50am On Mar 30, 2020 |
RisenPhoenix:Don't be silly. Can you just listen to yourself? Teach your kids the maths and English at home, since that is all they need to know. .... |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by nairalanduseles: 12:52am On Mar 30, 2020 |
CeterisXVII: Your opinion is irrelevant jew |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:53am On Mar 30, 2020 |
prinzedy:God bless you 100-fold for this beautiful answer. You forgot to add, that lice can get transmitted easily, through bushy unkempt hair. Keeping the hair of young children short, helps to maintain hygiene. |
Re: Teachers Sent To Prison For Shaving Pupil’s Hair by CeterisXVII: 12:55am On Mar 30, 2020 |
RisenPhoenix: Do you realise that the more you talk, the more you sound silly? |
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