₦airaland Forum

iamoyindamola:
The teacher knocked him first and he pushed him
I am not supporting the boy or the parents, but the teacher should be doing better

PDPGuy:
Super Eagles line up

Spy360:
If my child shoved his teacher then the slap is well deserved. Simple.

As per the bolded, there is a law of cause and effect. You shouldn't discuss effect. It's the cause that matters. A child shouldn't shove his teacher, if he does that whatever he sees is an effect.

Again,

raumdeuter:
Lol. How can? How do you mean? There are many minors who are stronger than adults. Go to a typical SS2 to SS3 class. The boys there will beat many adults

Mike Tyson at 17 will beat 90% of people in the world

When i was teaching in my NYSC many of those students will beat up many of the teachers and they do it regularly na because of that people like me became friendly with them

Na respect dey make dem no dey try am not like some of them dont have the capacity to

I get mate for secondary school wey dey always beat Gatemen and teachers

raumdeuter:
If a minor is beating up an adult, what is the adult expected to do

TrebleChamp:
How would you react if your child come home with a slap mark on his face? It is easy to support physical abuse by a teacher, until it happen to your own child. The student was wrong to push his teacher, but slapping him was wrong too. He should have dragged the kid to the proprietors office after other form of punishment (excluding beating) failed. I know teachers who have been sacked from private just for shouting at student to go inside their class, plus a lot of teacher allow the personal issues control their emotion and could even best a child to death in that instance.

Theflint1:
Yea, the standards for testing students have pretty much remained same, meanwhile students have a lot more available to them to prepare for these exams.

I fit even say students of today are on average smarter than those from older generations.

Spy360:
Well done.

No wonder we have a failing education system.

It's the same reason NFF will be owing players bonuses for months and when they protest people we will questioning why they are protesting before a crucial match.

That child go push soldier one day. That's when the parent will realize that slap is a very fair punishment for assault on an authority.

Spy360:
So I ask if slapping is not a form of punishment especially for a student that physically assaulted his teacher?

Ordinarily a teacher would scold or flog a student. But if that student decides to lay hands on the teacher, slapping is not out of place.

Emaprince:
Things are no longer the same. Thats why kids of these days are spoilt and so soft

At my sec school, a catholic owned school, many of us were flogged on the calf to a point it peels or swells. Sometimes on the buttocks, and you will see swollen red lines, that sitting becomes difficult. You raise one nyash, and perch on the other. Our parent never complained sef. They believed it was some well deserved disciplinary actions from the teachers.

Back then, we dey get teachers that every one would be scared of. When students gather to gossip about most teachers, guess what the convo is centered on? Its usually how wicked, how he flogs, how he speaks in a scary way etc.

Bimmarlykay:
Slap dey block ear now oo.

No compare your type of discipline to this era.

Spy360:
It's a shame that people here are defending a student over a teacher. Some of you need to teach for some time so that you can have some sense of good judgement.

Theflint1:
True.

And if it's gotten to the point where a teacher has lost control in the course of discipline, it has crossed into abuse of authority.

That era wey teachers dey pack all the frustration for their life on top children head don pass.

CrystalTiger:

An alleged incident at Starville School in Jahi, Abuja, has sparked concern. A teacher claimed he slåpped a student for reportedly pushing him twice. Later, during a meeting with the principal and the parents, the situation escalated when the parents began slåpping the… pic.twitter.com/W0xsn5FFMs

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) November 14, 2025

It's always private schools.. Don't understand this culture of parents coming to beat up teachers..

I hope the poor guy can sue..

iamoyindamola:
Hold your leaders responsible in the mud again
Sanwoolu handler also blocked one guy too, they can't take criticism at all

iamoyindamola:
This guy wa blocked by nff SM handler for saying the truth

https://x.com/tchinemelum/status/1989605531678392675?t=v6-3OTkFW9_WD6IBjrByWQ&s=19

Everybody is just doing anyhow in this country

Many People Called me Not To Attend Ayo Fayose's 65th Birthday Because He Has Once Abused Me - fmr President Obasanjo pic.twitter.com/hSGNWhWYme

— Ekiti trends (@ekititrends) November 16, 2025

Segedinho:
Thanks boss for your service.

You suffered so that many of us could afford a 15k worth of soup daily

The Army Headquarters also wishes to debunk the fake narrative going round some media platforms online alleging the abduction of the Brigade Commander. The general public is hereby advised to disregard the fake news regarding the incident while praying for the continuous success of our gallant service men and women.

Ellexy:
David Hundeyin legit sew thread on X about how the CIA had a hand in Ezra's depravity.

semid4lyfe:
E good abi e no good?

izzou:
Blueraydick

You're right. The white and blue buses are everywhere on Lagos Island, and even in Phase 1.

Now I understand what you were explaining that day

NASS FOCUS ON MILITARY

Nigerian lawmakers move to empower civil courts to try military officers instead of court-martial, pass bill for second reading, amongst other issues. The bill seeks to modernise Nigeria’s military legal framework by repealing the Armed Forces Act 2004 and… pic.twitter.com/Z3MhiXLaqr

— UNCLE DEJI™️ (@DejiAdesogan) November 14, 2025

Spy360:
You're wrong. No body has the right to destroy any property without a court order.

Rule of law.

Forget the rascality going on.

A high court in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has declared recent demolitions of homes illegal. In a historic decision, the court ordered the government agency responsible—Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA)—to pay a total of ₦200 million to people whose homes were wrongly destroyed.

The case dates back to 2023, when the FCDA began tearing down buildings accused of being on government-owned land. Many affected residents had valid title documents or were in the process of securing them. The court ruled that the demolitions violated the homeowners' rights to fair notice and a hearing. Therefore, the court declared the actions invalid, stating they breached legal procedures and fundamental rights—especially the right to property.

The judge explained that demolishing someone’s home without giving prior notice or a chance to respond is unconstitutional. In response, the court awarded ₦10 million to each of the 20 identified claimants. Furthermore, the court instructed the government to halt all ongoing demolitions of private homes until proper notice is given and legal processes are followed.

Importantly, the judgment emphasized that the FCDA must respect due process going forward. The court stressed that anyone facing eviction has the right to be informed, heard, and to defend their ownership or rights before any demolition occurs.

This ruling is seen as a major victory for property rights in Nigeria. It shows that government agencies cannot remove people from land without following constitutional rules, such as providing notice, holding hearings, and offering compensation when required. It’s hoped this will protect homeowners in the FCT and elsewhere from arbitrary actions in the future.

Bimmarlykay:
Does it apply to polithiefcians and likes?

User09:
This isnt a new development as far as i'm aware. Nigeria like most countries (asides the US) taxes based on residency.

The problem however in Nigeria's case is that it's hardly ever applied in the right way. Even when they identify individual that should have been captured in the tax net, those officials just solicit for bribes and keep it moving.

That's very likely what's going to happen here. They identify them and some pockets in the tax office gets the cut

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
You're on point. I watched the video. He say former Head of State (Obasanjo) called him on phone when he had land issues in Abuja, he say former chief of army staff (T.Y Danjuma) also reached him on phone to help settle things. So basically, he was expecting the Vice Admiral to look for him. Person wey dey preach due process, saying he's against lawlessness.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Wike wan dey do speech renovation after he don gba 4 public. If no be because of his pride and ego, he should simply apologize. No need for more shalaye.
Tagging the order as "illegal order" is funny. Because he cannot be executive, legislature & judiciary at the same time. Na court go decide if the order is illegal, also decide if the house documents and approval certificates are legal not Mr Agreement is Agreement

izzou:
To be honest, that road is a very busy road.

I doubt if there would be a perfect time to do it. Anytime wey dem announce am must scatter plans.

With LASG doing the road, it means that the Toll gate would be coming back again

izzou:
Na businesses in VI go enjoy pass.