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Government Secondary School Nyanya Abuja
Sergeant and Civil Defense will seize your sandals one leg and take you to areas where to cut grass😁😁😁

I did this from 2002 in my js 1, till 08 oh, fstc zuru drilled me like kilode,but it was all good too.🥰🥰🥰🥰[color=#990000][/color]

chatinent:
As I wan to take waec those days for one school wey dem talk say na the best in Waec results, I see this levels...everyone with cutlass trimming the grasses. Omo, I hadn't seen such in my whole life before. Na so I commot o.

You want to look for "Miracle Centre" Instead of readying your books ?

Nedum001:
Eziachi secondary school....

We call 2009-2015 Manual labor. Very intensive that your right hand will turn red.

ESSO back in the day.

Manual Labor that year for secondary school... It was a weekly thing (Fridays).

Men still found a way to dodge the damn thing.

I detest manual labour. I prefer to copy someone's notebook then the person will clear my portion in return or I'll razzle the person writing names of people done with their portions to write my name.

If you've never experienced this,that mean you're a butty and you went to high grade secondary school....to them it's part of instilling discipline in us

This is my school Aso PAda secondary school every Thursday that year, chai, when life was simple and people where happier 😅😅

illicit:
Child Labour

It's exploitative culture

It’s not child labour. It’s a normal activity in most boarding schools.

I preferred this to maths, English, chemistry, biology, physics, Geography and all those useless subjects

Hmmm.... memories, infact in my school then, one of the criteria to get admitted was providing a cutlass.

Infact at a time we had a portion allocated to every student for constant maintenance because students were dodging labour day. So if u like dodge labour day, your portion would be waiting for you or u go COLLET

Tombrown3:
Lol... Remember those days, 2001/2002 in my primary 6.

This is very common in Eastern part of Nigeria.

Ooh, good old days

Ask people whey go public primary schools in Lagos in the 80s, na their normal, normal on Fridays and beginning of the term.

If you serve in a rural area, you will know those students even enjoy this more than lectures Sha

They love farming than they love their lives

illicit:
Child Labour

It's exploitative culture

Wannabe!

Whats exploitative in making kids clean up their environment?

bassdow:
na for those wey attend public / mushroom schools. Me gan, as I dey reach, I never for once washed toilet or sweep anything. No be wetin I pay school fees for. And yea, I do come late atimes

Oga stop this ur bulaba talk. Always try to be articulate; publics schools is not in the same category as moshroom schools, be it by size or organization.

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Tombrown3:
Lol... Remember those days, 2001/2002 in my primary 6.

This is very common in Eastern part of Nigeria.

Ooh, good old days

Nostalgia. Yeah, I can relate. It was fun!

This is normal. Abeg
Many did this and they are in greater places today. it is part of school activities and we enjoyed it then.
Thes woke people won’t address issues of examination malpractices they enhance with thier liberalism, but they keep addressing practices that made those who instituted the society they are trying to ruin today.

This is not different from mowing the lawns and mending the fences in their respective homes.

CoronaVirusPro:
Wannabe!

Whats exploitative in making kids clean up their environment?

don't mind them. I don't see anything wrong in it. Provided they don't do it everyday. People who attended agricultural universities use to do this as project.

BMGS Adazi-Nnukwu

chatinent:
As I wan to take waec those days for one school wey dem talk say na the best in Waec results, I see this levels...everyone with cutlass trimming the grasses. Omo, I hadn't seen such in my whole life before. Na so I commot o.

But who else do you think would do it, besides the students?

Do you think the instructors at the schools will cut the grass themselves, or will they pay someone to do it?

In case you were unaware, several state governments are behind on their school teachers' pay by more than six months.

CSS Kaduna( boarding) that year chai, anyway it only made me stronger, both mentally and physically.

Okpalani sec commercial sch. Okpanam. That's where I found my first gf during labor. Always fun. But if u don't come woe be tied u the next day. There's this agric teacher and labor master nick named isotope. Hmmm u beta not be born

I did this in my school days even molding clay blocks as a late commer

FGC Soweto, Cotonou, New Heaven, Kampala, kaipo road.

If you know, you know

chatinent:
Which school you attended did this?

I did this during my high school days. Sometimes we are told by the school authorities to pick papers and dirts on the ground, Afterall we were the ones who lit the ground with the dirts. It's very common in most public schools. Public school life na rugged life.

The funny thing is it somehow helped me because It contributed to my habit of being a neat freak today. I can pick up the tiniest of dirt in my room whenever I notice it.

bassdow:
na for those wey attend public / mushroom schools. Me gan, as I dey reach, I never for once washed toilet or sweep anything. No be wetin I pay school fees for. And yea, I do come late atimes

It's obvious what you call a school was for imbeciles

illicit:
Child Labour

It's exploitative culture

with your statement I can guess your age.

I don't know why I was not given an award for my wonderful works back then at school. I have been dedicated to my works even till now. God will bless me more, that I know for my diligence.

chatinent:
As I wan to take waec those days for one school wey dem talk say na the best in Waec results, I see this levels...everyone with cutlass trimming the grasses. Omo, I hadn't seen such in my whole life before. Na so I commot o.

Good day

That's my sch, which set r u

Fadoria:
Ikenne Community High School -Remo