WoundedLamb:


Hhmm... I am man and having lived 'all my life' in another man's country where I am the minority, I clearly understand the need for equality or equity as the case may be. But do you really mean what you just said? Do Nigerians really want that? Do Nigerians really want gender equality or is it that when we talk about situations where women get pity (mostly physical abuse), we say women and men should be treated equally. But when it comes to other social issues, we remember a man and woman can never be equal? I do not come to Nigeria often but judging from what I read on here, I believe women even have more reasons to seek gender equality in Africa.

Permit me to share with you: if she's rich and single, she's ashawo. If she's hit at home, she doesn't bring peace of mind or talks too much. If the husband cheats, she should understand men are naturally polygamous. If she's raped, it's cause of her dressing. If she sacks anyone at work, women are naturally wicked. If her boyfriend leaves her, the guy is "my G" for using them girls. If she's a leader, she must have slept her way through. If she's a celebrity, she's a prostitute. If she has issues with another lady, women are thier own problem. If she does nothing, Nigerian girls are useless, all of them. It's as if we are the saints who never do wrong and even when we do, we reconfigure the women to live with it. It baffles me how Nigerians criticise ladies for sleeping around while hailing men for doing the same thing. Who do they think the men are sleeping with? Dogs?

So you see, while agree with you that women should be held accountable when they abuse people physically, I also believe that equality should be extended to other aspects especially those aspects that require cultivating positive mindset.

Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

RMoneyInTheBank:
...this goes a long way to say an average Nigerian is not thinking right and our ability to see things the way they are is very poor...what I see in that video was a guy hitting the hand of a lady to let go of his cloth.... I wonder why people are changing the narrative.... From most of the comments I saw, it is obvious about 80% of those who commented did not watch the video

omazus:
Is he still a student?

Sandydayziz:
What? How can someone risk his education like this? Unbelievable

ictjobber:


Don't be misled by the title.. There was no beating in that video.. Just two shameless adults dragging
If he gets a God lawyer highest them go give am na suspension

PierreAbutu:




Oga, that school is owned by a SAN lawyer

orikoku:
Omo this one get mind ooo. How dare you beat your lecturer.

ictjobber:
See wetin oyibo TIE cause.. Smh


He wanted to sign a document but she insisted that he must wear his tie before she allows him anywhere near the document.. And the baba insisted that he must sign the document as him don already dress up come.., na so them begin drag.

Gift52:
Afe babalola University male student beats up female lecturer of same institution, seen holding him in this video.

His reason was that the teacher forced him to put on his tie

Watch video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XA8iRs2HbM

WoundedLamb:


I'm not a female and...

Ishilove:

Yes I watched the video before commenting and what I see is a guy swinging punches, so next time don't be so quick to write rubbish

Nellsworld:

Oga, i remembered a new rule then in uniben, no earpiece on ur ear while walking, i didn't take it serious, a hostel porter from girl hostel, saw me and dragged it frm my ear and seize it, that was 2013,i have to follow the lady and begged her just released the earpiece, after staying with her for over an hr, she told me to get her drink and snack and she released it, every schools has his rules and conducts, in his own case, tie was one of the dressing code, he should have just obeyed or just politely plead with her to let him do wat he came there to do, mine, earpiece was banned in uniben at that time due to accidents that happened at ugbowo road, and if u are caught, u may end up facing disciplinary panel, i just had to use maturity to follow her, not to enter trouble and also get back my beloved earpiece, he should have diplomatically done it in a way to free himself, who knows wat he said or did that an elderly woman will end up holding his trouser so firm, he should have use his head, he hasn't even graduated, even if he has graduated and taken his result, the skol also ve alright to recall his result or certificate

BaEnki:



I’m just seeing it now that you’ve been asking pointless questions here, probably you’re the guy, who knows?

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I’m from Ekiti State, and I know ABUAD very well, it’s not your regular government university (I attended one of course) where misconducts are grossly allowed. In schools like that, students get punished for even lesser offenses.
We’ve read of such here, what’s bad in asking you put on your ties as required in your current environment( if it were to be me, no one would even have to ask me before I do that),

if he had obliged to the simple instruction, would there be altercations? If he was simply rude EOD!

As I’ve wrote before, you’ve been asking several people up there pointless question, so in that regards, this is my last response to you sir, adios!

BaEnki:


Asking you to dress properly is now a molestation? Or am I missing something here?

He was simply asked to dress properly. He lacked proper parental upbringings, or he chose to ignore them.

ictjobber:
See wetin oyibo TIE cause.. Smh


He wanted to sign a document but she insisted that he must wear his tie before she allows him anywhere near the document.. And the baba insisted that he must sign the document as him don already dress up come.., na so them begin drag.

Cromagnon:
Chair, I know what you're saying and it is sad that everyone Is misusing any small power they think they have. Seizing your headphones is theft. And unfortunately our lawyers are too hungry to test our constitutional freedom. Schools can not make unconstitutional rules. But na naija we de. I just think the woman too should jus have got his name instead of trying to fight with a man. She is lucky he is a weakling. He for wounjure her seriously. Anyway, we move as a nation of confusion

Sandydayziz:
What? How can someone risk his education like this? Unbelievable

Nellsworld:

Nigeria is a total different kind of country, ur employees (lecturers, police, politicians etc) go use employer shine

OLULAW:


How many wraps have you smoked today.

Holargyde:
No, that's not the case

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