₦airaland Forum

How did you get these pictures?

I don't think the Army has said anything about this "foiled abduction" and as you know - releasing classified pictures and information is an offence.

LMAyedun:
The Buhari administration identified indiscipline as the bane of the nation's ills and therefore decided to fight it in all its ramifications. Hence the launching of the different phases of War Against Indiscipline (WAI). There were 5 phases of WAI, namely

1- Queuing (March 20, 1984)

2- Work ethic (May 1, 1984)

3- Nationalism & Patriotism (August 21, 1984)

4- Anti- Corruption & Economic sabotage (May 14, 1985)

5- Environmental Sanitation (July 29, 1985)

Aspects of this campaign included public humiliation of civil servants who arrived late to work while guards were armed with whips to ensure orderly queues at bus stops.

I love this picture.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/1908193_1060177514517981617616372045971645n_jpeg69bc9b44e9a89c9a81912b6a727368e2

LMAyedun:
Aerial view of the East side of Ibadan (1970)

Why is Ibadan looking like this?

Bunsky:
Madam abeg keep your money,all dis wahala b'cos of 18k.
You wan show us sai na dollar you dey spend abi?

And you call dis xmas gift?
Take your money to orphanage home or old woman in villa.

How many anonymous peeps have you given
$100(now $450) as a "gift"?

You're a chic on here and you think the requirements for this $100 "gift" are too much - email me.

You could get $200 without signing a paper.

babyosisi:
Under the hot sun o for a plate of jollof without meat
See a woman my grandmother's age,bent over because of rice
And asking a graduate to write less than 250 words to distinguish them from the rest in a fun competition is a big deal

Most Nigerians are drug-crazed moorons!

These moronic chics talking gibberish on here will open their legs for $10 - dignity gone.

The dudes will write an application, make a curriculum vitae and travel to apply for a job of less than $70.

#DEVIAtTION

Now, this was what a sewage-inhaling Nigerian politician did to his peeps.

These aged women were made to stand for long just to receive a plate of tasteless rice.

https://www.osundefender.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/23.jpg

Nigerians are pure hypocrites!

I fault Babyosisi in some aspects though.

However, most of the drug-crazed peeps criticizing this move are the same peeps that ask aged mothers and fathers, adults and children in their villages to queue up in a blazing sun just to receive some potassium bromate filled breads and expired burgers.

It doesn't end there.

As a child after receiving their spoilt burger(s), you're expected to do some chores for the "cheer" giver and his family.

As an adult female, your chores are likely to be in the bed.

I think Naija would have been a better place if this coup had succeeded.

carefreewannabe:
Why not?

Abuse is abuse. Both forms of abuse may have devastating effects.

Abuse is abuse, yes. But the discussion is physical abuse not sexual abuse.

Was the Ugandan kid sexually abused?

carefreewannabe:
Physical or se*xual abuse, whatever a child suffers from, it is devastating so no need to exclude any of them from the discussion.

You don't need to give me any reasons. I already know. And there are even more reasons.

Why would you include sexual abuse when the discourse is centered on physical abuse?

I made it clear in my initial comment - "physical assault".

carefreewannabe:
You have never heard of kids being se*xually abused by teachers or pastors? Really?
Is se*xual abuse better?

Here you go:

https://www.nairaland.com/2011772/parents-warned#28285675

And if you want to know what Catholics priests have been doing for decades, just google the words Catholic + child abuse.

Woman, we're discussing physical abuse not sexual abuse - I've said this before.

Now, I'll give you some reasons that "can" make a housemaid physically abuse a child that way.

I also want you to give reasons that "can" make a teacher, pastor or priest physically abuse a child that way.

A housemaid that gets beaten unnecessarily by her employer, in revenge, might start beating up the kids of her employer.

A housemaid that gets starved by her employer, also in revenge, might beat up her employer's kid that way.

A housemaid that works like an elephant and doesn't benefit tangibly from her employer, might vent her frustrations on the kids - by beating them up unnecessarily.

Saying benefits - I mean education or vocation.

carefreewannabe:
It does not change the fact that parents send little kids to school and that some teachers have abused them.

@bold

Same for kids who stay at home with their nannies. What is the difference here?
You would not confront a nanny when you come back home and something happened to your child?

Remember, we're talking about the type of physical abuse the Ugandan child suffered.

In my entire life, I've never heard that a child was abused that way by her teacher, priest or pastor.

You barely see a teacher flogging a child of 6 and below, not to talk of - physically abusing her by throwing her carelessly on the floor, kicking her head so hard, flogging her on her bare butt and standing on her.

Have you ever heard that a priest, pastor or teacher did those things to a child? If yes, share with us.

carefreewannabe:
In the English language you speak of students when you refer to people who go to school OR university. We were speaking English, were we not?

And even if we change to German, it does not change the fact that people send their kids to school as early as at the age of 6 and earlier and that some kids have been abused by their teachers.

Yeah, our conversation was in English language.

However, I had my focus on high school students when you mentioned students - I was even calling you a crazy chic for saying that a student would be abused that way with no resistance.

Even in Nigeria, peeps called students are usually those in high schools and universities.

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Now, I can tell you that no teacher in Europe will physically abuse a child under her care that way.

Your child can get sexually abused by her teacher but to get physically abused that way is so impossible - we're talking about a child of 3years here.


If I bring my child to school with no scars and wounds on her body, then, coming to pick her up I see scars on her body - the teacher would be owning me big.

I don't need a retinal scan to differentiate between wounds and scars caused by accident and those caused by beatings.

Hogsmead:
Rətard!

Hogsmead, you stopped posting comments on here regularly after the tsunami - why?

Fulaman198:
Were you there to analyze that this is exactly what transpired?

Nah, I'm not talking about any particular incident.

Its no news that Fulani nomads graze their stocks in people's farmlands without their consent, destroying their plants - and when you try to stop them - they beat you up or even kill you.

Fulaman198:
If you truly believe that we are all the same, then you are living in a shell and need to go back to school and get a formal education.

Fulani people don't kill people without being killed first. If people are killing us and stealing our life savings (cattle = money) then do you just expect us to sit idle like a bunch of sissies and wimps and do absolutely nothing. Heck no! In this world, those who are passive are always the ones who finish last.

You expect a farmer whose farm has been destroyed by Fulani nomads to sit and look on?

This is the first case.

berem:
Jonathan definitely!

You're too dumb.

Explain to us what makes the fedora hat wearing coward a fundamentalist.

carefreewannabe:
What does it matter?

Children start school at the age of 6 in Germany.

Some Nigerians send their kids to school even earlier.
Teachers also abuse kids sometimes. You can also abuse a 10-year-old and even a 12 or 14-year-old.

Some adults have been abused and were too scared or too ashamed to speak out so what is your point?

I have made mine.

Whoo!

Understand something,

In Germany, basically, children in elementary schools are not referred to as students. They're referred to as schulkinders.

You use "students" when you're making reference to peeps in high schools, colleges and universities.

That was the reason I said an average student is 14year old and also that a student would sure run or fight any teacher that tries to abuse him or her that way.

carefreewannabe:
What??

At 16 some children leave school if they choose to go for vocational training and not to university.

Children start school at the age of 6.

The average student is how many years old?

BTW, you said priests and pastors abuse kids - and I asked the type of abuse you meant.

carefreewannabe:
The age of the average student is 14?

So kids don't go to school earlier? They start school at 14?

Come on!

In Germany "the comprehensive" high school is for age 16 and above.

In Nigeria, some enter high school at 11/12.

Do you strongly think an eleven year old child can be abused that way?

carefreewannabe:
Millions of parents have been employing housemaids around the world and in most cases nothing happened, should everyone stop now because of this case?

There are teachers who have abused their students, should all parents stop their kids from going to school now?

There have been priests and pastors who have abused kids, should everyone stop going to church and mistrust every pastor?

Uncles and aunts have abused kids, should we mistrust all family members now?

We're talking about a 3year old girl here.

You said students - now, a student is a person studying at a place of higher education. The age of an average student is probably not below 14years.

A teacher can't assault a student that way as the student will run or fight back.

But here we're talking about a helpless 3year old kid.

When you say priests and pastors abuse kids, are you talking about sexual abuse or physical abuse?

Remember, we're talking about the type of physical abuse the Ugandan kid suffered.

Lianaluv:
Yes my housemaid is like my daughter. I don't treat her bad and she doesn't treat my son bad. FTC. Happy new mth pipu.

Some housemaids after been mal-treated by their employer(s) - vent their anger on their employer's kids.

But venting your anger on a 3year old child probably because her mum is maltreating you is simply ridiculous and devilish.

carefreewannabe:
No, not with a random one but with one I feel I can trust.

I'm sure the parents of the Ugandan kid trusted their housemaid if not they wouldn't have left their kid with her.

I've heard stories of house maids abusing their employer's kids sexually and also beating them up unnecessarily.

Physical assault - I'll be using the case of the Ugandan housemaid and the kid she's supposed to take care of - to throw my question.

As a father/mother, "would" you still kick-around on leaving your small child with some random house maids even after watching this particular video?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgJECnbWXqE

The video above clearly show - a profane and devilish housemaid throwing a kid carelessly on the floor, slapping her very hard, kicking her on the head, standing on her so hard and flogging her on her bare butt with some hard stuff.

RIP to the pretty child.

However, I eventually watched the video today, and I couldn't believe that a human being born of a woman would do that to a kid of probably 4years.

Watching the devilish maid throw the kid on the floor and kick her on the head really made me sad.

Vivly:
The account you used to create the 'My man has two cars thread'

LMAO!

Is op the begging chic that told us - her man has two cars and she still trek?

Super fugly!

These moronic claims are false.