Arielle:

What exactly is your problem? Children can't have innocent fun again? Must you moan about everything? Killjoy!

Because they don't want to spend in the process of impacting knowledge.

LoL
There is nothing wrong with this nau.

Yes you are right.Nigerians hate anything nigerian even nigerian animals especially dogs..They believe Nigerian local dogs are less better and less smarter than foreign dogs,which is not really true..
Western media has seriously brainwashed Nigerians to make them feel inferior..

etrange:


Of course, everyone has grudges against thier government. The problem is when you believe that everything from your country is inferior to others, even non man-made things like lizards. Even that your American friend is not likely to tell you thier stuff are inferior especially when they clearly aren't. They only complain because they should be better off and that's valid. It's totally different from the case I pointed out up there. A couple of days ago, a thread appeared on the front page where the OP was trashtalking Nigerian lizards insisting Caribbean lizards are better. Lizards! Lmao.

We may not have everything but we have a rich culture. Our food and lifestyle aren't necessarily inferior. This idea of having a fun day in school would be praised by this same OP if the school was in Sweden or Scotland (just like they praised the Chinese school yesterday). But since it's a Nigerian school, it should be criticized. For such people, it's not really about the concept in question but about the belief that if it's Nigerian, it ain't good enough. That is what I'm talking about.

FullBlastLight:





Ogar, 4get story & lengthy dissertation, there's nothing reasonable in wearing nightgown or pyjamas 2 sch!

You don't know a thing about the psychology of nursery education. One of the major goals of nursery schools is to get the kids interested in what's ahead of them and schools are obliged to do this by any means morally acceptable. In this case, the idea is to make the school environment fun on that specific day. By asking the kids to put on PJ's which they only wear in the comfort of thier homes, they aim to to make the school more home-like and reduce the distinction between thier cozy homes and the the academic/formal school settings dreaded by some of them. Such things work like magic on kids that are afraid of school settings.

This is just for a day and it's not even uncommon. What is the fuss about? Will the kid be exposed or embarrassed? Do normal school uniforms cover them more than PJ's? If the final goal is achieved, based on what exactly are you criticizing the approach? Just give me one logical reason. Because it is called PJ? Or because it's done in Nigeria? Please, y'all should relax.

Greatzeus:
Anything to exploit the parents. Most of these school owners are clueless about how a school should be run

I feel that most of them just establish schools because they are hungry, no vision what so ever in mind. And some will treat their staffs so badly too all in the name of private school.

Greatzeus:
Anything to exploit the parents. Most of these school owners are clueless about how a school should be run

Where is the exploitation in that memo? The way some of you reason sha

Okobola146:
See what schools are turning into. Our problems are deep-seated, beyond politics.

They’re not asking you to pay for anything so what is the problem? Don’t your kids have pajamas? Don’t you have duvet at home? Won’t the pajamas and duvet be for yourself and your kids if you decide to get new ones for yourselves? You day beef the school so decide to drag them?

All this always start from lag


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prophetwis:
Nothing wrong with this, it is a practical way of teaching kids norms and ethics, the school is trying to teach on sleeping and wares to the kids.

Sense dey your head

Could it be pyjama day. instead of pyjamas day ?

Pls remove S because pyjama is a modifier s is not added to pyjama in that sense .

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prophetwis:
Nothing wrong with this, it is a practical way of teaching kids norms and ethics, the school is trying to teach on sleeping and wares to the kids.

The average Nigeria would not complain if this was done in an American or UK school..

SamOchuko:



They’re not asking you to pay for anything so what is the problem? Don’t your kids have pajamas? Don’t you have duvet at home? Won’t the pajamas and duvet be for yourself and your kids if you decide to get new ones for yourselves? You day beef the school so decide to drag them?

stfu

Samskid310:
I wanted to be the first to comment but due to high rate of unemployment, it seems some people sleep here�

LMAO! You made me laugh out loud. I wasn't expecting this comment.

etrange:
What's the problem exactly? This isn't a Buhari or Nigerian thing. Many schools abroad incorporate such fun activities into nursery education a lot. Anything that makes the idea of schooling fun, safe and healthy is OK. A day set out to play seems fun. I'm sure most people would find it cool if it were a US school doing this. The other day, we read about a Chinese school that has adjustable chairs so that pupils can sleep, and front page people were calling out Nigeria for creating "work-only" environment for our kids. Now a Nigerian school is doing something fun, and people are calling them out for not knowing what proper education should be like. Nigerians just hate anything Nigerian.

I'm with you. School learning is not only about pencils and biros.

Very soon, they will have underwear day.

Okobola146:
See what schools are turning into. Our problems are deep-seated, beyond politics.

I wonder what type of orientation you had about school. Creativity is the beat Avenue to learn not the regimented stereotypes method you know.This is 21st century.

Zonefree:
Misplaced priority

You are such an Olodo. You can make children learn more from different ways of interaction among themselves.

prophetwis:
Nothing wrong with this, it is a practical way of teaching kids norms and ethics, the school is trying to teach on sleeping and wares to the kids.

They should level that to their parents.

What’s wrong with this. It’s a fun event for nursery schoolers.

prophetwis:
Nothing wrong with this, it is a practical way of teaching kids norms and ethics, the school is trying to teach on sleeping and wares to the kids.

One sensible human being spotted!

I’m surprised righteousness hasn’t said it’s from the devil. Lol

Okobola146:
See what schools are turning into. Our problems are deep-seated, beyond politics.

What are the schools turning into? Your message is vague.

obailala:
What are the schools turning into? Your message is vague.

unvague it now, Professor sabi sabi

luluman:
I wonder what type of orientation you had about school. Creativity is the beat Avenue to learn not the regimented stereotypes method you know.This is 21st century.

no, I thought it was 10th century

it calles Education and it should cut across every speres of life. . I strted wearing Pyjamas since whn i was a child and up to my adulthood i still comfortably put on my pyja at night even my wifes Pjjmas deh burst my brain.

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Okobola146:
unvague it now, Professor sabi sabi

Unvague what exactly? What you posted was vague; i.e. it didnt exactly make any sense, and you didnt care to even explain your point or your grievance.

But now you ask me to "unvague it"? Am I supposed to be in your head to know what you thinking?

And those that do not have pjamas!!!

Okobola146:
See what schools are turning into. Our problems are deep-seated, beyond politics.

Ikorodu schools wanna feel funky

wahala for kids wey no get pyjamas

obailala:
Unvague what exactly? What you posted was vague; i.e. it didnt exactly make any sense, and you didnt care to even explain your point or your grievance.

But now you ask me to "unvague it"? Am I supposed to be in your head to know what you thinking?

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