Its indeed notable that they now are now responding to us.

MEDIA POWER.

Why did you force those innocent children to recite national anthem in dirty water, the proprietor is stupid

SATANlST:
nigerian girls have smelling pussy. all of them

we know ur type,,

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

U are not smart at all

tete7000:


Whether it is private or public school, is it not the duty of the state to ensure the academic environment is conducive for the pupils? Who approved the school and allow it to operate in the first instance? Who sets the standard? Or are the schools not supposed to be registered with the state? The way Nigerians jumped to defend responsibilities in government is sickening.

I will firstly blame the owners of the school who have the responsibility of providing a conducive learning environment before blaming the government who have the duty of supervising the school. It should not be the other way round.

Anyway, the school was closed down and demolished by the state government even before the video went viral and the needful will be done before it can be reopened.

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

Don't understand u?

Criminals everywhere in the corridor of power?

larrybabanla:
we know ur type,,

yes the type that will feed your generation

It is not about the school building, it’s about the road and drainage system in that area. Do the needful and forget all the eye service.

seunmsg:


I will firstly blame the owners of the school who have the responsibility of providing a conducive learning environment before blaming the government who have the duty of supervising the school. It should not be the other way round.

Anyway, the school was closed down and demolished by the state government even before the video went viral and the needful will be done before it can be reopened.

No mind them, the owner is just trying to blackmail the govt, am sure he wasn't blind before building sch in that area

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

You must really hate boys... What's his name? What did he do to you? I know definitely there's this boy that fvcked the life outta you and dumb you

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

Na wa
E remain to run enter market.

Nairaland feminists should never be taken seriously.

The wHOLE of them.

Idle service werey

SATANlST:
nigerian girls have smelling pussy. all of them

wake up..

SATANlST:
yes the type that will feed your generation

see fool, I even heard it was hunger that killed your father, pls it's a new month abeg

So you people are seeing what's happening on the internet,thanks for proactive action and interventions tho

Lagos operate the most proactive system of governance in Nigeria. Yet, the children of hate want the state to be ruled by a party that is known world wide as the most corrupt party whose main aim is to keep looting from the cookie jar. Like I keep saying, the best candidate for president of this country must be someone with a track record of managing diverse ethnicity, religion, race etc and only Lagos State past governors has such records. It is only in Lagos you see other tribes, people from other states in key position

Amotolongbo:
Exothermic reaction with no product, is that one a reaction

I don't think d Lagos state govt is to blame for d situation. First it is a private school. Second, even if it was public school, I can't understand why d school handlers would allow kids to stand inside dirty water

For even responding to the viral video, Lagos State government shows some level of responsibility. It should not stop there; they need to update us as well. More importantly, other states need to follow suit.

seunmsg:
I knew it was not a public school in Lagos.

Please why should any child in Makoko or some other part of Lagos not be in a government school? Is that not a nonnegotiable basic for progressive governance

Honestly, being from a poor home in Nigeria is the most traumatic and dehumanizing experience for anyone.

lexy2014:
I don't think d Lagos state govt is to blame for d situation. First it is a private school. Second, even if it was public school, I can't understand why d school handlers would allow kids to stand inside dirty water

Should the government not employ enough monitors to constantly go around and ensure standards are complied with by the private schools, since the supposedly progressive government has failed to deliver

seguno2:


Please why should any child in Makoko or some other part of Lagos not be in a government school? Is that not a nonnegotiable basic for progressive governance

Government cannot force parents to put their kids in public schools. Good public schools are in that area but some parents for reasons best known to them prefer to enroll their kids in low cost private schools. That’s not government’s fault.

Sharp children don r3mix the second stanza,i heard them sing "direct our leaders right "

tete7000:
Whether it is private or public school, is it not the duty of the state to ensure the academic environment is conducive for the pupils? Who approved the school and allow it to operate in the first instance? Who sets the standard? Or are the schools not supposed to be registered with the state? The way Nigerians jumped to defend responsibilities in government is sickening.

And I believe the state has a responsibility to punish the management of the school who subjected the poor kids to such unhygienic and dehumanizingly heinous condition. If possible, the irresponsible parents who send their children to such schools also needs some trashing. Ignorance and high level of irresponsibility at all level is the bane of this soc9of ours.

It is the effect of our low expectations for the few among us that we allow in government. Is that why Fela sang about suffering and smiling

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

Lagos swiftly reply to issues. Another example was the case of a bridge that people were doubting its strength.

seguno2:


Should the government not employ enough monitors to constantly go around and ensure standards are complied with by the private schools, since the supposedly progressive government has failed to deliver

Of course they should. If u read d state govts response, u will see that d state govt did exactly what u are talking about

seunmsg:
Government cannot force parents to put their kids in public schools. Good public schools are in that area but some parents for reasons best known to them prefer to enroll their kids in low cost private schools. That’s not government’s fault.

Does the British government force over 95% of children into public schools, such that Buhari and Tinubu can run there for medical tourism, because they have a widespread educated labour force

FutureIsFemale:
It wasn't Sanwo Olu who responded. It was the commissioner for education.

And the response was prompt because the commissioner is a FEMALE.

Come and see your fellow female. Female rebellion

https://www.nairaland.com/6829142/queen-damilola-apologizes-alaafin-oyo

MA23:
Where’s the photo?,

Thanks you're the only sense makin naija on this thread. The Commissioner should show us the newly renovated building

lexy2014:
Of course they should. If u read d state govts response, u will see that d state govt did exactly what u are talking about

The response was reactive to a disastrous situation that should not have reached that point, if there are enough monitors employed and overall accountability.

lexy2014:


I don't think d Lagos state govt is to blame for d situation. First it is a private school. Second, even if it was public school, I can't understand why d school handlers would allow kids to stand inside dirty water

are u sure u know what u are saying at all? what is the work of govt?