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Phenomenal16:Nwa 042 aka eji gi? |
May their family find the fortitude to bear their loss and may the souls of the departed rest in peace Amen. If not for God it is difficult to wish anything good on Nigerian police. Pray you don't be a victim to them. |
I am not trying to shit on the mom's effort but it is time we stop glorifying things like this. Any child that had to hawk to support his or her existence should foremost commend his/her self for taking up the responsibility of being a child-adult. You don't just give all the praises to parents that brought you into this world and made you suffer to take up some of their responsibility. When are going to start celebrating this children and not their parents? |
Acehart:Your comprehension skill is in order. Most people just reacted after reading the headline. |
IkemChris:WAEC GCE NECO NECO-GCE NABTECH that is five in one year that will take him about 4 years top to write 17 exams |
Sai baba carry on. |
It is like a thief appraising himself. I love this country. |
Buhari Court threatened to jail Buhari lapdog. ![]() |
I call this story bs. Since the security were trying to stop the mom from taking her why was someone shouting snap her don't let her hide her eyelashes.? If they were trying to stop the unidentified mom they should have focused on snapping the mom and not the child. With time we will hear the full gist. |
The apprenticeship culture is one aspect of the Igbos way of life that has lift many households out of poverty. The igbo people have helped themselves more than Nigerian government has helped the country. I find it funny when people that know nothing about the Igbos and have never left Lagos come here to say that Igbos don't help themselves. |
Of course he knows he could be reckless and get away with it. He has been nothing but reckless from day one and the masses are cool with it. Mr. Presido you are right you can do whatsoever the f*** you want and the people won't do sh*t about it. |
tevanso:From the video you could see then pulling the young girl and trying to get her on film. Even if it was the mother than escalated it, why humiliate the child? |
mapet:The problem is that you don't understand the psychological impact of such actions. Let me tell you a first hand experience, in my 1st job I was told on the first day that everyone is addressed by their 1st name including the CEO. What I noticed was that in meeting people were free to share their opinion on issues. They address their boss directly without fear of animosity because psychology the way you view people actually affects how honest and how you react to issues around them. As the years progressed I found myself in a company run with typical Nigerian value system in which when the CEO walks into the elevator with his security personnel every other person exit. You dire not address your boss with their 1st name even some you had to affix ma and sir to all your statements. Go the meetings and you noticed that mostly those at the lower end of the hierarchy just watch on and rarely contribute or share their opinion. Mostly they are good at sharing their graviance behind their bosses back. While their bosses carry on lording over them without anywhere for then to turn without being termed disrespectful. I doubt if you have actually experienced life outside the Nigerian context to understand the negative impact on some of our values and how it feeds into the very problem we face today as a nation. |
"na who English help" crew will soon land to bail him out. |
xjiggy:I am not going to fault your position because that is what it should be. The point I was trying to make is that most people are quick to say Africa values forgetting that some of those values are nothing short of oppression and retrogression. Use the case of what happened to this child, how those the action of public shaming ( which to a large extend has become our ways of life) help in the grooming of a generation that are well balanced to take on the future. Times have change we no longer live in isolation, it is time we let go of purported values that have added nothing to our development as a people. I will give you an example that is unrelated just to point out the problem with adhering to such values. Today must of our young people cannot speak up for themselves in the face of oppression, because our value system forbids us to challenge our elders. We are both aware where this has landed us as a nation. |
NwaAmaikpe:You mean you wrote all this for a girl that is unaware of your existence? |
xjiggy:The menace we first today as Nigerians are the handiwork of people that lived the "African value". Obj, GEJ, IBB, Abacha, Buhari etc all lived in the era of sticking to African values, they dressed appropriately, respected their elders and speak with manners but today these same set of people have stolen and blunder our economic they are the pillars behind the suffering of the everyday man on the street. Yes African value my left ass. |
tricksters:Sweeping generalisation is the reason vulnerable group suffers in every society. Who told you that anyone old enough to have a child that old is capable of doing the right thing? Mental capacity, awareness and understanding how to raise a family has nothing to do with procreation. If you knock up a mental challenged female or a mad woman I am sure in 15 years time the child will be about fifteen, that doesn't automatically upgrades the mother's mental capacity or transform her from mad woman to a same woman that can make rational decision at all times. I live in society where kids are taught for instance how to brush teeth properly and do basic everyday thing you would expect every parents to know. The truth is that not every parent has the capability to make rational decision at all time. This is a glitch in our reproductive system that rewards almost every one female and male of age with a baby irrespective of their mental capacity and their ability to successfully raised children. In order to cater for this vulnerable subset of our population, whic of course is no fault of the child, we should endeavour to teach and help everyone grow rather than shaming and humiliating them into not being free to learn. As not knowing things will only open them to ridicule, no one learns in such an environment. |
safarigirl:Even if they know public humiliation is not punishment for going against the rules. I am certain that there is prescribed punishment for her actions. Rather than publicly humiliation they school should have handled it with maturity and let her take her punishment. Handle issues with maturity implies making the offender see the error in their judgment while the take responsibility for their actions. Tomorrow when you see a graduate of that school behaving like agbero fighting and tearing into one another in the street of Lagos, you will open a thread to ask us what they learned in school. Without knowing that they learned from that uncultured staff shouting in the background "disgrace her keep snapping her" |
tooth4tooth:I don't think you put some thoughts in your statement. Yes it is a school guided by rules and regulations. Does the regulations state that public shaming is the punishment for not dressing as prescribed in the school dress code? Secondly, she looks like a teen this is a critical period in her developmental phase, I believe the school should have had a private talk with the mom and daughter, and let them understand that such is not acceptable. While in the principle office she should be made to take it off and serve her punishment quietly. Publicly humiliating her does nothing but exposes the school to law suits. |
Since they are all "big men" why not get in contact with the CEO and try to resolve their issues. Mr Igbokwe want to trend. Please some should inform him that since they have the ears of the authorities to themselves that social media platform is the only hope of the poor to be hard and rich people like him should not drag it with us. Ejoo na beg we beg ooh. |
What wins war is discipline and commitment, Nigerian military have no clue what those two words are. ![]() |
Why was Benin Republic lamenting in the first place? Or is IMF trying to sell us a bogus story? |
Acidosis:I am not sure where you live or where you got your math lessons. In a sane clime, if on the average it takes you 5 liters of water to bath a day. When you the number of your house hold increases by 1 at least your water usage will double. For cooking if you alone consumes 3 cups of rice a week and say it cost you 100 naira. When you the size of your household increases by 1 at least your expensive on rice on the minimum will be 150 naira based on the assumption that your wife consumes half as much as you do. Well you may keep this roof but when your family size grows and the living space per individual decreases beyond the required minimum living space for an individual, stress sets in, diseases and other psychological issues creeps in. These alone reduces not only the quality of life the members of the household but it also depletes the family resources: low productivity from stress, use resources that would have been put aside for investment for treating communicable disease etc. |
nototribalist:Picture or you know the rest. |
nototribalist:How many fish farm and poultry do you have? |
Waiting for the tribal bigots. |
derrydinny:It's someone like you that will rush into marriage even when you haven't seen garri drink just to be among the "I am married gang". Later your children will come to NL begging her children money to either compete their tuition fee or "join money pay House rent" since their papa being you can't afford it. ![]() I know your type una yapa for NL |
When are we going to get it right in this country. I am sure the money spent on these could get us an airport that is worth calling international |
So the main objective of the second term is travel more than Obasanjo? The era of competitive travel. ![]() I weep for my country. |
If not for NGOs and humanitarian societies the people of NE would have "seen shege" because our government do not care for anyone. Instead of appreciating their effort our government was busy accusing them. |
Bighead9:I weep for you bro. There was no indication of the number of affected in Enugu or the rats compared to others. How did you arrive at your conclusion? Should you ever have to stop and think some day in the future, remember that having the highest number of patients does not necessarily mean having the highest number of infected from the place. The number of patients could be as rest of affected population in the area, or the quality of care in the area compare to neighbours area hence the influx of patients form out of state etc. |

