Vyolet:
Village people .
He will face Tanke and end the rest in Oke kura prison.
It's unfortunate, he has no justification whatsoever to do what he did.

wunmi590:



So your lecturer can't order you to move from your class to the laboratory to have a practical?

Your lecturer can't move you from your exam sit to another sit?

Fulaniherdmens:
When in my uni days back in tudun wada..
We trek go reach auditorium from their enter class still go office and receive shout ontop the hot sun. After that a small tiny dark bony structure with dark lips and brown tooth will just order us to stay outside the sun.
But we knew that our mission was to allow school pass through us. So that today we can be brave to talk to our supervisor in challenging task....
My Verdict is this:
It's a total expulsion with no room to reapply.
What this means he will not be able to apply in any school within the shores of FEDERAL UNIVERSITY in Nigeria.
He can go fight along side NURTW

ChiefSosa:
In as much as it was totally wrong for the boy to assault his lecturer, but we can't act like some lecturers don't deserve some ass whooping.
You that you're reading this, I'm sure you can mention at least 5 lectures/teachers you wish you can Panel beat. Sentiments aside!
Lots of lecturers have made life a living hell for students.
There is more to this story and I don't think the boy will just randomly start beating the lecturer for no reason. This is a 400level student we are talking about. He must have been severely pushed to the wall before risking everything and then attacking the lecturer. He is a human after all and his emotions may have gotten the best of him, thereby making him overreact.
The case should be adequately heard and appropriately judged without bias, regardless of the parties involved.
But, the guy would definitely have to receive some sort of punishment for assaulting a staff and fighting on premises. He shouldn't have done that. I do NOT support him assaulting her.From the way she was crying and shouting, you'll know the guy really did a number on her. The guy should have just continued to endure till he will get the certificate he came for and leave the school. It's not going to be easy, but it's the smart decision.
I'm sitting on the fence for the main time.
We need more details.

Rebuke:






I wonder the over 300 F00ls that liked yhur post. Take this from me, yhu made no sense at all. Yhu are so afraid to even take a stand but it's clear yhu supported his action.

Yhur type will try to find a soft landing for a son that beats his mother.......we know yhur type.

Rebuke:






I wonder the over 300 F00ls that liked yhur post. Take this from me, yhu made no sense at all. Yhu are so afraid to even take a stand but it's clear yhu supported his action.

Yhur type will try to find a soft landing for a son that beats his mother.......we know yhur type.

ChiefSosa:
In as much as it was totally wrong for the boy to assault his lecturer, but we can't act like some lecturers don't deserve some ass whooping.
You that you're reading this, I'm sure you can mention at least 5 lectures/teachers you wish you can Panel beat. Sentiments aside!
Lots of lecturers have made life a living hell for students.
There is more to this story and I don't think the boy will just randomly start beating the lecturer for no reason. This is a 400level student we are talking about. He must have been severely pushed to the wall before risking everything and then attacking the lecturer. He is a human after all and his emotions may have gotten the best of him, thereby making him overreact.
The case should be adequately heard and appropriately judged without bias, regardless of the parties involved.
But, the guy would definitely have to receive some sort of punishment for assaulting a staff and fighting on premises. He shouldn't have done that. I do NOT support him assaulting her.From the way she was crying and shouting, you'll know the guy really did a number on her. The guy should have just continued to endure till he will get the certificate he came for and leave the school. It's not going to be easy, but it's the smart decision.
I'm sitting on the fence for the main time.
We need more details.

Clefayomide:


Exactly. The guy missed his siwes due to the fact that he was illegally detained in Lagos for 2month. He explained his situation to the lecturer but she said he'll have to do it next year (another extra year). According to the story, this guy had begged the lecturer on different occasion but no luck. This lecturers can push one to the extreme wall!. I'm not in support of him attacking the lecturer, he should have just asked another lecturer to intervene on his behalf. But omo this lecturers can push you to the wall

backbencher:


And there really was nothing the lecturer could do..especially as SIWES is mandatory. As far as we know, all students in certain courses have to do SIWES...to graduate.

If she just waived him, it could have come back to cause more issues for her.

Clefayomide:


So what would have been done in a situation where a student fell sick or was hospitalized ?

backbencher:


He repeats the year.

( It happened to me. Fell sick during exams, fallout was that I repeated a year. One of the better years of my university experience.)

Clefayomide:


And you're happy to say it with your chest ? Idk why Nigerians are so comfortable with things that shouldn't be the way they are. So in a standard tertiary institution there isn't something like a resit examination for student with reasonable and proven excuse for missing their exam ? It is well

backbencher:


So my lecturers should have given me a pass for exams not well written?

I mean is that right?

No wonder things don't work in this country. We do wrong things because ' we must needs be merciful

Yes I am proud of it because I learned how to get right back up from falling down and to overcome depression , and sadness at failure. I would not change that experience for anything.

When we reach rock bottom we can only go up

It is just a year. One measly year.

Clefayomide:


You should read my response again, slowly this time.