₦airaland Forum

brain54:
My sis these are not teens…


These are pry 5 students. Likely 8-9 year olds.

No one is questioning the importance of sex education. But it has to be introduced gradually and in correlation to age of the kids.


For kids that young this exposure/education is quite extreme!

IamtheTruth1:
Dem don make porn director minister of education for Zambia

1Sharon:
Before those sensual material were kids not still having sex?

1Sharon:
Yes I agree but at least they are trying. Nigerians don't even do anything.

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

femisplash:
No, they weren't. Couldn't possibly do what you weren't exposed to, except an adult perv taking advantage of them.

brain54:
Trying…?

More like over trying. The thing is you end up achieving worse results from the kids than what you were trying to prevent in the first place.

Lamanii22:
What kind of nonsense thing is this one…. This is rubbish na

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

1Sharon:
Africans have a higher rate of teen pregnancies than the west.

1Sharon:
So you're saying before sensual material, there was no pre-marital underage sex and teen pregnancies?

femisplash:
Nearly a possibility. Like I earlier said, you can't do what you aren't exposed to.

brain54:
Says who…?

shantti:
I know with the advent of the wokeness culture, what makes Africa African is beginning to be shoved aside. Africa used to have values and norms which they upholds to the highest level. Sex education didn't used to be for children and it worked so fine.

Our contemporary society maybe trying to educate children on matters surrounding sex but I think they are going to far, it should be a very gradual step, with more knowledge added at different stages in life. Not just exposing everything in two shakes of a dog's tail.

I came across this, do u all think it's too heavy for kids

1Sharon:
So who taught the first people on earth how to have sex?

femisplash:
They weren't kids . Are you kidding right now?

1Sharon:
Says statistics https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/highest-teen-pregnancy-rates-worldwide.html


The more you keep pretending about sex, the more your kids suffer it.

1Sharon:
Africans have a higher rate of teen pregnancies than the west.

brain54:
I laugh at you…


Did you see the part of the statistics you are quoting that says majority of the pregnant teens are actually married teenagers?

Also cultural views on abortion and others listed?

Learn to read and not just quote statistics.

Dey play. Dey play… you hear!

brain54:
You seem to be confusing teenage pregnancy with sex education.

Two different things!

1Sharon:
So that makes it okay? Will you be okay to give your daughter out in marriage as a teen?

If they were educated better they would not get married and get pregnant as a teen.