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luminouz:
I just told you straight up what you are. It's really simple. If you can't take the heat, why dafuq you in the kitchen?
You make no logical sense and I came straight out and called you on your bullshiit

Whatever makes you sleep well at night.

I make no logical sense but you never gave any logical rebuttal, just insults.

Every SENSIBLE person could understand what I wrote.

luminouz:
In your life yeah...

So you and the ndidibabe can go fûck yourselves forming woke nonsense. Looking at your lives, I can see how lack of basic home training made y'all mentally and culturally loose

Lol... Go through your tone and choice of words as well as mine and that should give you a good indication of who amongst us lacks home training.

Even someone who never had parents to raise them shouldn't sound so empty and incoherent.
You resort to insults because you know you have nothing sensible to offer.

ogaontop:
If he recommends the student for sanctions, you will still call him evil!
Did the lecturer drag and force him?
It's even better to cut his hair than facing sanctions!
Each school has their code of conduct both in character, dressing and learning which ranges from suspension to expulsion when you default, and I am so sure of UNIZIK because I did I diploma in the school and you sign these things during initial registration. Also, the school have their code of dressing written and pasted on strategic notice boards inside the campus. Why coming to the school when you can't keep to their rules? Why flounting the agreement you signed?? If I am the lecturer I will recommend him for appropriate punishment!!
This is how people begin to cultivate the habit of lawlessness at young ages!!!

Why will any sane person call him evil for doing the appropriate thing? Will it even be an issue?

Should the punishment for lawlessness be more lawlessness? Then what example are you giving to the students you are supposed to be impacting with knowledge. Their lecturer that's supposed to know better is resorting to jungle justice, won't they see it as the right approach as well?

Of course your lecturers acted this way, that's the reason you see it as an appropriate course of action. There's nothing right about it.

Fearyourcreator:
Act violently... Lolzzzz ... E dey pain you pass person wey leave lecturer cut him hair ... Afofun... Only violence you know... The lecturer will do the same to you and nothing will happen... Nothing you are going to do else you end in jail

The same wise man...
Physically cutting off a student's hair is not an act of violence?
How daft can you be?

Fearyourcreator:
Make he go join cult... Even you fit find am and help him join ... Oponu

Lol...
Very intelligent contribution.

Hussein035:
The Nigeria school system should ensure they do all things to stop this stupid youth from becoming nonsense menace in future.

Too much of useless freedom without good culture is the reason some people are now LGBTQ+. Instead of doing it low-key they still want to shove the useless LGBTQ into our mouth.

Africans must be Afrocentric irrespective of education. The arabs are well educated too yet they never allow nonsense. We must stop pairing knowledge and nonsense together just because the European are developed and we learn from them, WE must identify their nonsense and leave it to them

Sir, I never said the student shouldn't suffer any repercussions if he's against the school codes of conduct. All I'm saying is there's no need to be barbaric about it.

If his hairstyle is against the school's code of conduct, then treat it as such and punish him through the appropriate channels. He has no reason to touch the guy's hair, that's not within his job description or even within his rights.

Let's stop equating being African with being barbaric and power drunk. It's crazy enough that a lecturer that's supposed to be an intellectual role model and know better is the one resorting to such means of jungle justice. Rules exist, and punishment should also be by the books.

luminouz:
Shût dafuq up....you sound untrained and uncivilized!!!

Lol...
The emptiness is obvious.

TerAdo:
People like you are the ones that keep breeding monsters in the world. Too much freedom is what has spoiled our world today. The way we reason sometimes is worrisome.
When it comes to training especially for we blacks, sometimes you have to be strict. We like pointing to the white as a reference point and forget that those white first of all built their society from this strictness, before the later generations became better and better till they got to where they are today.

When the government starts treating you like animals because we blacks need to be strict, please don't complain.

I never defended the student's actions, but there's a reason the man is the older one because he should be wiser. Telling him not to enter your class till he cuts off the hair would produce the same result without the uproar. Y'all keep acting like mini-gods in positions of small power and mistake it with being strict. This is not being strict, this is abuse of power and high-handedness.

Ate247:
you sounded more stupid. So do you think he hasn't caution that student. Non of my lecturers then will permit that in his class. Even the course load would not give you time for such fashion.

So after cautioning him, what happened to excusing him from your class or making an official report to the departmental office or HOD?

Why have you Nigerians turned absurdities to the norm? "even my lecturers then yen yen yen" and you can say this nonsense with pride in 2024 in a country with a constitution and you wonder why most of you find it hard to adapt in nations that respect human rights?

It's this same set of people that will come tomorrow to accuse the government of human rights violations but what do we call this? Very archaic, savage, and myopic way of addressing issues.

If the dude decides to act violently, do you think he won't win by claiming self-defense? You have an adult coming at him in a vulnerable position with a weapon. Is it until someone sees brutal repercussions before every other person will have a sense of boundaries and civility?

I tire for una mehn.

honour7:
The lecturer is just being nice, if it were some lecturers they would just ask for the student mat number and the student would continue falling his course till he starts dressing well according to his profession.

Education is not all about passing exams, character is among.

This just sounds stupid.

There are better ways to go about things.
We can't keep doing things the archaic ways and expect modern results, doesn't work that way.
He has done more to discourage that dude from education which is the exact opposite of his job.

If he joins a cult now, people will call him names but have you considered the mental impact this has had on him? One of the major reasons cultism is still a huge thing in higher institutions is because of the high-handedness of lecturers. Students who can't face them will choose to pour that frustration on their fellow students.

Things can't keep happening this way.
We keep building monsters with our methods and wondering where things went wrong. It's not the devil, IT IS US! WE ARE THE DEVIL!

There's nothing weirder to me than how proudly they wrote the shirts were "made in India"... Lol

The irony, considering these are part of the senseless imports that adversely affect Fx yet the government is always to blame.

So your only selling point is "better than oraimo"

I weak for una matter o.

Are you freaking kidding me?
Nah, this must be sarcasm.

greggng:
Country where democracy reigns . His only sin was not performing well on his debate. Compare that with our country where sit tight leaders believe is there birth right ...we have a long way to go

That's his only sin? Really?
You lick ass much?
Inferiority complex is real.

Social media has made majority of Nigerians "focus less".
How has using hot water on braids become something someone would make a big deal? It's disappointing. Yet we wonder why the government never takes us seriously? Why will they? Do we take ourselves seriously?
Everyone keeps trying to form influencer and blogger, yet you wonder why there's food scarcity. Will social media cultivate the soil.

Once the youthful population of any country becomes compromised, there's really nothing much left for that country. Our youths will rather blame everyone else than look inwards and recognize that they are they biggest clog in the wheel of Nigeria's progress.

You people have recycled this same story more than a billion times with the exact same title and content.

Let the man have rest.

This sounds more like a mockery than a testimony.

Lawode:
. Go and check the new of those items and perhaps report the price here. I can only say, these are barely used and are in good working condition and some of the subsequent (newer ones) version are not as strong. You know in Nigeria, we reduce quality to keep price stable. So newer is not always better.

With all due respect, this(the bolded) makes no sense.

These are notable multinational brands, so why say such? Plus why do you guys always find it so convenient bringing Nigeria down at every opportunity? It was absolutely unnecessary.

Is this on google docs, or any of the Google platforms? Or everywhere on your computer?

Do others have 'editor' access to that document?

I think you're mistaking document access with remote access.
Kindly shed more light on the questions above.

LoverOfEvil:
Do you really think I care about all these?



You know how many times them don create thread because of me

Isn't that something to be proud of?

Obainoman6:
you were not wise now mr Segun have used you to stock up his house with food.
Right now segun don buy 2 bags of foreign rice 140k, a bag of sweet beans 90k, bag of gari, keg of red and groundnut oil, unripe plantains and yam.
infact mr segun would have stocked up his house with food and his freezer with soft drinks and paid for gotv and stuffs.
Sorry eh, next time be more careful.

Nigerians are the only ones I know that will blame a victim when something happens.

A dude rapes a girl, but it's the girl that's to blame.
Wetin she wear? Wetin she dey find? Shey she no sabi wetin go happen ni?

It's beyond irritating and very worrisome that the general populace of a country will have such a warped mindset to always blame the victim rather than rebuke the perpetrator of the act and the act itself.

You probably felt you said something, I hope you feel the same way when you become the victim even with how "sharp" you probably think you are.

Evil is evil and should always be condemned.

Mehn...

What future do Nigerian youths have if this is how they reason?

Yet we blame the government at every given opportunity. It's sad.

MozartBethoven:
Chairman you can lie oooooh. You can lie for Nigeria. All in the name of followership

What did he lie about?
That some actors were banned for charging over a million naira for roles?
That actually happened.
If there's another thing you think he's lying about, be more specific.

Nigerians will call every dark colored snake black mamba and every greenish snake green mamba.

Do some simple research people, stop displaying such blatant ignorance.

Technology has made it so easy that you can check what snake it is through Google lens but No, y'all will rather waste your days on IG and tiktok than use technology positively.

Its sad.

BreconHills:
You are wrong.

Download the The National Anthems Act 2024 to see the offences and penalties under it.

Kindly help with the link to it.

Inspirer1:
I guess he was referring to the fact that jw don't sing the anthem.

I love our anthems,,,

But this period ehn, Nigerians deserve all the love they can get not adding to people's challenges.

You walk out and see grown-ups, people's mothers and fathers begging to feed,,,tears do roll down my cheek.

Nobody can force anyone to sing the national anthem on a normal day.

One reason all this noise seems unnecessary to me. Except you're in primary/secondary school, a military or paramilitary person, a youth corper, or someone under the employ of the government, I doubt you'll ever be in the position to sing the national anthem as a matter of necessity...

But I may be wrong.

What exactly is your point?

SpiritedCheer:
Ask yourself why many State Governments often preferably carry out capital projects, such as road construction rather fulfill recurrent obligations, such as payment of pension and salaries?

It's hard to believe someone with a working brain will prioritize recurrent liability over structural assets.

I lost interest after that point, you shouldn't involve yourself in discussions you're not knowledgeable in.

jmoore:
Greeting exists in all culture.



Reno Omonkey and bababluism.

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Reno is a snake, he should have mentioned the life expectancy age. But he didn't so that his stupidity won't be obvious.


In Africa, Algeria had the highest life expectancy as of 2023. A newborn infant was expected to live 77.3 years in the country. Cape Verde, Tunisia, Mauritius, Morocco, and Seychelles followed, with a life expectancy between 76.9 and 75 years.

The average life expectancy at birth in the South-west Nigeria is 58.2 years.

Reno needs to visit Algeria, we may need to start greeting like Algerians to live long.

Nonsense and Ingredients

Are you being intentionally obtuse?
He said in NIGERIA, not Africa.

Always read to understand and not to argue.
Life isn't hard, let's stop making it hard for ourselves.