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Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by Ekejoestar(m): 3:43pm On Sep 17, 2021
I don't know how to put this, but I hope to pass the message across..

So this afternoon, I saw a small boy not up to the age of 14 loosing one of the screw of a MAN DIESEL tipper tyre (apparently he was a vulcanizer apprentice), I asked myself why does this child have to start suffering at this tender age?

Because judging from the way he is drawing the spanner rod with all his strength and looking at the size of the vehicle am sure most of you here would agree with me that even a 25yr old is not fit for that kind of work because of the kind of energy required to get the job done, but here we see a young boy not up to the age of 14 doing such a hard labor under the hot sun.

So that brings us to the question, who's fault was it that this young boy that should be in classroom learning quantitative reasoning and some other subjects is here toiling away and subjecting himself to a work that is visibly more than his age.

Is it the govt that doesn't care about it's citizens neither did it make education free for all children or the parents of the boy that couldn't cater for his educational needs thereby sending him away to start suffering at such a tender age?

Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by Ekejoestar(m): 3:44pm On Sep 17, 2021
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Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by xpressionx(m): 3:49pm On Sep 17, 2021
It's Buhari's fault
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by richmond500: 3:50pm On Sep 17, 2021
Parents
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by SarkinYarki: 3:53pm On Sep 17, 2021
So you consider handwork suffering?
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by Ekejoestar(m): 3:56pm On Sep 17, 2021
SarkinYarki:
So you consider handwork suffering?

Try to read between the lines before disgracing yourself.
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by SarkinYarki: 4:02pm On Sep 17, 2021
Ekejoestar:


Try to read between the lines before disgracing yourself.

I think he is in better position than you are in life so better worry about yourself ...That guy is learning a vocation and I very sure you don't have any skill set than waiting for one govt or white collar job
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by Ekejoestar(m): 4:05pm On Sep 17, 2021
SarkinYarki:


I think he is in better position than you are in life so better worry about yourself ...That guy is learning a vocation and I very sure you don't have any skill set than waiting for one govt or white collar job

From the way you are talking, am sure you see nothing wrong in this situation because it a norm from where you come from, and I warned you but you have ended up disgracing yourself aboki
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by mrvitalis(m): 4:10pm On Sep 17, 2021
Ekejoestar:
I don't know how to put this, but I hope to pass the message across..

So this afternoon, I saw a small boy not up to the age of 14 loosing one of the screw of a MAN DIESEL tipper tyre (apparently he was a vulcanizer apprentice), I asked myself why does this child have to start suffering at this tender age?

Because judging from the way he is drawing the spanner rod with all his strength and looking at the size of the vehicle am sure most of you here would agree with me that even a 25yr old is not fit for that kind of work because of the kind of energy required to get the job done, but here we see a young boy not up to the age of 14 doing such a hard labor under the hot sun.

So that brings us to the question, who's fault was it that this young boy that should be in classroom learning quantitative reasoning and some other subjects is here toiling away and subjecting himself to a work that is visibly more than his age.

Is it the govt that doesn't care about it's citizens neither did it make education free for all children or the parents of the boy that couldn't cater for his educational needs thereby sending him away to start suffering at such a tender age?
If the economy was stable his parents would not need him to go make money at this early age ...so the government is the Genesis of the problem
Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by ThEGodFaThEr104: 4:24pm On Sep 17, 2021
It's our collective fault. The blame is on all of us for electing failures as leaders.
If we had good leaders things like this won't happen.

Re: Whose Fault Was It? The Parents Or The Leaders Of The Country (pic) by Ekejoestar(m): 4:28pm On Sep 17, 2021
kestolove95:
Na handwork na

Would you want your son to be involved in such a handwork at such tender age?
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