Lionnation:
same is primary 5 and the age bracket of this class is arround 8years old

that's child abuse.

meobizy:
Na every day una dey post this same rubbish? Why not face your life and stop focusing on what children should learn? I know the children are not complaining.

What constitutes being African? You are supposed to tell stories in your native tongue not type on the white man’s internet in his own native language. I know you’re either Christian or Muslim, two religions not of African origin.

nothing like white man internet, just as absence of such books does not africanize.

'because they've had enough' has me rofl

siofra:


Is this what sex education is about

This is not the sex education we were taught in primary school oo.

them teach you sex education for primary school? Wow
What’s the name of your primary school abeg, I wan recommend am for my niece

another matter

The last thing primary school pupils need is Sex Education. I was taught Sex Education, but that wasn't until SS1 in Biology Class.

SubhaanAllah
What's this?
This will get those kids even more curious. Imagine "special stuff"

obiekunie01:
useless countries trying to form woke!

thats why they have very high rate of child pregnancies - child mother and child father and HIV.

A small addition if you don't mind.

brain54:

So the solution now…


Is to show the children BLUE FILM?

There is mild… then there is extreme. This one is extreme!

Where do you see blue film? I don't agree with the wording but kids that are educated on sex are less vulnerable to child abuse and teen pregnancy than those who are kept ignorant.

You think a teen would have gotten pregnant if they knew how to avoid it?

Outrage farming

I thank GOD for my life. At age 7 (way way back) I was already exposed to DAUDA THE SEXY GUY.

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

So many crazy things happening these days,
I pray God saves the world from total destruction...

jaxxy:


that's child abuse.

exactly

Pastoshizzy:
I thank GOD for my life. At age 7 (way way back) I was already exposed to DAUDA THE SEXY GUY.

how old are u now

Let's pretend like those teens don't know all these and more of it.


🥱

1Sharon:


Where do you see blue film? I don't agree with the wording but kids that are educated on sex are less vulnerable to child abuse and teen pregnancy than those who are kept ignorant.

You think a teen would have gotten pregnant if they knew how to avoid it?

My sis these are not teens…


These are pry 5 students. Likely 8-9 year olds.

No one is questioning the importance of sex education. But it has to be introduced gradually and in correlation to age of the kids.


For kids that young this exposure/education is quite extreme!

Since the book is for them in Zambia, what is the need for it to be brought up for discussion in Nigeria?

It seems there are no longer Tinubu, Obi or Atiku stories to be brought forward for discussion.

This is not sex education but sex lessons and it's very bad

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

Hmmmmm

Pastoshizzy:
I thank GOD for my life. At age 7 (way way back) I was already exposed to DAUDA THE SEXY GUY.

Then you followed the change into Nackson the sexy guy.

Baba Agbalagbi. I hail ooo.

1Sharon:
The more you make sex look mystical, the more curious kids get.

Most Nigerian parents did not give their kids sex education, did that stop you guys from having sex??
Your parents told you not have pre-marital sex, did that stop you guys?

Some of you claim to have strict parents and still got pregnant as a teen/ got a girl pregnant, how did that happen?

You have no idea how saner it helped us. Our curiosity was triggered when we got much exposed to sensual materials, magazines, CDs and all. Let kids be kids, stop messing up their minds so early.

Y must you always show ur HIGH LEVEL OF ILLITERACY?

compton11:
Well this can only happens in Zambia, Zimbabwe,Kenya, South Africa and East Congo Nigeria

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

This one loud o

This is over too much.

Too much is understatement

This is so raw it sounds like porn, erotic novel

But it's not Nigeria thank God

[quote author=DaddyCork post=121127662]


So u want children to end up becoming gay faggggggots? Isn't it better they learn about pucccci now so they don't end up becoming gay? Are u ok sir? (no oofensece) [/quote don't worry until ur child ask if ur wife has a viginal

The author most likely is a paedophile... Now young kids will be itching to know what the "special stuff" is.

The way Nairaland pushes unverified news to the frontpage is alarming. There is no such book in Kenya. A little research would have made it clear this is fake news. This same illustration has been in circulation for long with different headlines. It used be Kenya until the Kenyan education department came out to say they know nothing about the book. And now, y'all have pinned it on Zambia. Fake news no dey tire you people? It appears the illustration is actually from book published in the UK.

femisplash:

You have no idea how saner it helped us. Our curiosity was triggered when we got much exposed to sensual materials, magazines, CDs and all. Let kids be kids, stop messing up their minds so early.

Before those sensual material were kids not still having sex?

1Sharon:
The more you make sex look mystical, the more curious kids get.

Most Nigerian parents did not give their kids sex education, did that stop you guys from having sex??
Your parents told you not have pre-marital sex, did that stop you guys?

Some of you claim to have strict parents and still got pregnant as a teen/ got a girl pregnant, how did that happen?

Your point is...