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ella1: WAEC will never ask for your birth certificate when u want to register for an exam(meaning you can use any age) I have friends who reduced their ages when we registered for WAEC,so showing us her result does not hold water. she should try something else.
Lets see your birth certificate CHIKA.

free2ryhme: Guy, you deserve and e-slap !

pro01: This sounds like a very convenient account of the story - assuming it was indeed a "security guard" (why not say policeman so we understand better?). A policeman/guard walks up to you, points a gun at you, and demands for money at gunpoint? Just like that? And he merely slaps you when you refuse to give him? Assuming she's telling the truth, then that is clearly a case of attempted armed robbery, unless she can prove that it was indeed a security guard/policeman. Even at that, that must the the most benevolent and kind-hearted armed robber I have heard of. Others generally shoot you or maim you for not acceding to their demand.

Other than that, she should quit the sentimental 'because I'm a woman' battle-cry and tell us what she really did/said that earned her the brutal slap from a (possibly unarmed) security guard. If women don't deserve to be beaten, so do men. But even the Bible affirms that "a gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger". Therefore, people (including women) need some common sense and tact in the way they relate with others. Arrogantly prancing around with a misguided sense of immunity and impunity - in spite of your indiscretions - is tantamount to self-delusion; you might get bleeped up. The idea that 'no one deserves to be beaten like that no matter what they might have done' is fine only on paper. Self-restraint begets self-restraint, just as respect begets respect. In the real world, as the street code goes, person wey do anyhow go see anyhow.

dalipstick: Others....hyper active and feeling like I wanna crack something.

uchlukez: 3rd