CecyAdrian:


Seems like you are a rep from the school, welcome though but you came late to the Party, how so?

You don't have to castigate the person commenting for airing his own view; that's being objective. I might as well say you're bias

CecyAdrian:


Let me answer some of t questions you asked that were answered in the Op's post that you have refused to acknowledge.

The child did not attend the Prom. According to the write up, he wasn't interested and so the parents did not pay, but because he did not pay for the Prom, he was refused entrance on the day of graduation not Prom party. Prom party held at Oriental hotel, graduation held in th school.

How could you say the parent's were incommunicado? You are really trying to hard to justify this wicked act. The Parents that came to pick their ward from school was incommunicado? But they suddenly were not when the letter needed to be served.

Nigeria will not get better until we begin to be reasonable and until we even understand simple English or better still begin to master and communicate in our local languages (Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo). I now understand what the problem is with most of us. You said "The Parents that came to pick their ward from school was incommunicado? But they suddenly were not when the letter needed to be served". So the parents were served? The fact that the parent came to pick the child never meant they could have given the parent the letter the day the parent came to pick the child if they had not even discovered any vandalism act by then. Why report a hitherto undiscovered crime? Is that sensible? Assume, assume assume: a parent comes to pick a child and is waiting at the reception, and then the child, about leaving, thinks of quickly inflicting maximum damage which he executes. Then he joins the parent at the meeting point, and off they go. Minutes later vandalism discovered, investigation begins. Investigation concluded days after, parent was contacted. If parent is reached, letter is served. Parent chooses either to discuss with school or not. If parent fails to show up, school may decide on another line of action. Objectivity requires that you look at both sides of the story; not for us to be bias