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Beasts.

Good for you.

rusher14:
You are pathetic.

I can bet you don't live in the community, you aren't in any security outfit from man 'o' war to Police so how did you reach your obviously prejudiced conclusion.

The hoodlums are igbo and nothing has changed for us to reach any other conclusion.

Thanks for the insult. I pray you never fall a victim of these kidnappers. If you do you will know the mix of people these gangs are comprised of.

Call me

Y'all watch out for me.

Ewwwwwwe

This story sounds like cheap blackmail

Boko Haram

Ogba and Spir husb

Truth be told they work hand in hand with Fulani's. It's a large gang comprised of Fulani's and the locals. Same with Kogi and Edo states. The only painful part is that the Fulani's are skilled in the bush and hardly come out to town so you can hardly catch them.

TonyeBarcanista:
Will you allow your son to marry an "after 1"?

The question may be harsh but that is necessary to answer you.

The truth remains that as an "after 1", your choices are limited as most Naija young men can't put up with marrying a single mother, the few that can are in their super minority.

My advice is that you should take care of your girl and stay good. What is yours shall be yours

Go back to politics section before we stone you comot for here.

Camel and lion cum mixed with grounded python toe and chicken piss mixed with pigeon spit.

NPComplete:
Very escapist. Why don't u lay down ur argument logically? He has obviously read his bible and has laid down his arguments by quoting the scriptures. For all ur condescension and claim of superior alternative knowledge, u haven't said anything sensible on this thread.
All u have done is claim his submissions are heresy and requires further biblical research. Why don't u point him in the right direction by quoting fact-based counter arguments? Could that be because u are only steeped in dogma and have no sensible reasons for holding the beliefs that u do?

what scripture did he quote? He defined life and death from his head and you are saying he quoted the bible. Please show me what he quoted.

Splinz:
Is this what you called heresy? Very well then. So what is the difference between life and death?

go and read your bible again.

Splinz:
Yes, a path of either eternal life or death. For Romans 6:23 states "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord".

For those who do not know what death is, death is simply the opposite of life- a cessation of life, not an eternal life in hell fire. For if some people are supposedly burning forever in hell fire while some are in heaven, it changes nothing; all have eternal life.

So now, who is the liar? God that said the soul that sin will die or you that say the sinner wouldn't die but live eternally in hell fire?

Be the judge.

Heresy

Long, longer, longest. Summarize abeg.

Reverse your question and ask how would a loving child turn around and break a loving fathers heart after all the love and care the father has shown him?
He has warned you is an evidence of His love. You are now left to choose your own path.

Recession can transform a cat to a dog.

Congratulations my dear. Wish you more orgasms without STD's.

Congrats

Who get d belle?

Strong thing.

Sick joke

Editorial

Secret ‘marriage’ in Bauchi school
By . | Publish Date: Mar 21 2017 2:00AM
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Parents and elders all over Northern Nigeria, especially, were horrified when a story broke two weeks ago about a secondary school in Bauchi where male and female students were said to have secretly “married” one another. The matter came to light when the school’s teachers heard commotion in one of the halls, only to find out that a “marriage” ceremony was in progress between two students. The male student reportedly paid a “dowry” of five hundred naira while other students contributed money to buy snacks for the ceremony.

Bauchi State Government announced the closure of Sa’adu Zungur Model School in Bauchi after the scandal broke and it set up a committee to investigate it. Bauchi State Deputy Governor Engineer Nuhu Gidado, who is also Commissioner for Education, appointed a committee made up of directors in the Ministry of Education, teachers and the Parent Teachers Association to probe the matter. Both the committee and government acted with despatch because its report was submitted last week and the state government acted on it at the weekend.

Deputy Governor Gidado announced that the school’s principal, two vice principals and the Discipline Master have been transferred from the school. A new principal and two new vice principals were brought from other schools to take over from them. Gidado also announced the expulsion of seven of the eight students who were accused of involvement in the secret “marriage.” He said the eighth student was spared because she was the only one among them that resisted the “marriage.”

Other measures announced by Deputy Governor/Education Commissioner were resuscitation of the school’s PTA, which was said to be comatose. The Ministry’s Zonal Inspectorate was also found to be discharging its duties in an unsatisfactory manner and it is to be totally reorganised. In addition, the school was ordered to take further steps to separate the male from the female students so that they learn in different facilities. Bauchi State Government also announced the revocation of the operating licenses of two private schools, Kings and Queen’s College and Harvarth International School both in Bauchi. Although the reasons for the revocation were not made clear in the statement, it was apparently related to the scandal in the government-owned Sa’adu Zungur school.

This scandal in a Bauchi school horrified parents all over the state and beyond because it indicated that school children were undertaking dangerous practices right under the noses of school authorities and teachers. Schools are often thought to be stricter than parents in monitoring children’s behaviour but here was a flourishing anti-social phenomenon taking place right under teachers’ noses. We still do not know for how long these “marriage ceremonies” went on before they were discovered.

Chairman of the school’s Basic Management Committee (SBMC) Alhaji Muntari Abubakar tried to downplay the scandal by saying, “Yes, there was a ‘mock marriage’ by the students, which is just like all childhood drama where a boy or a girl can claim to be what he is not. A boy while playing may claim to be a king or an emir, but he is not. How can somebody claim to marry while there are steps? There must be involvement of the families of both parties as stipulated in Islam.” The cultural practice is indeed widespread in Bauchi and the North generally where small boys and girls are teased by aunties and uncles as “husbands” or “wives” of other kids. This play is however not extended to children above a certain age, usually about seven. That older, secondary school kids secretly resuscitated and in fact elaborated on this old cultural practice was what gave parents cause for alarm. It is true that the coming of cable television, cell phones, internet and social media have together stretched parental monitoring and control of their children to breaking point. It is however a reminder that we must redouble our efforts in that direction, also by deploying technological alongside traditional tools.


Source: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/editorial/secret-marriage-in-bauchi-school/190076.html

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