₦airaland Forum

hitsugaya:
with all due respect you dey very foolish

honour7:
The lecturer is just being nice, if it were some lecturers they would just ask for the student mat number and the student would continue falling his course till he starts dressing well according to his profession.

Education is not all about passing exams, character is among.

ndidibabe:
Exactly why we are were we are. You a typical Nigerian with very backward mentality. Yet we complain of human right violation. I can imagine my son going to Nigeria and I hear that police have arrested him because of his nice hairstyle. God will help fatherland..

luminouz:
So because the dude is young and could be bald by 40, he should rock any hairstyle he likes when the school rules say otherwise? Then you equate the age-old 'spare the rod and spoil the child routine' to frustration on the part of parents? You are one lost soul and your kids are gonna turn out very bad. Y'all always quick to quote the whites when it comes to unrestricted freedom which equates to lax discipline but quick to forget that your own culture has a significant component of moral virtues and values attached.

ndidibabe:
Exactly why we are were we are. You a typical Nigerian with very backward mentality. Yet we complain of human right violation. I can imagine my son going to Nigeria and I hear that police have arrested him because of his nice hairstyle. God will help fatherland..

honour7:
Hope when you go to an hospital and you see the doctor about to treat you barbing punk and putting earring on his ear, you will wait to be diagnosed, talk less of treatment.

luminouz:
You are not in Nigeria, I see. Everyone seems to lose their moral stands once they are abroad yet they always call their home country 'backward mentality' because they wanna form woke.... Yet you have forgotten that you are also part of the 'typical Nigerian mentality', or did your blood or DNA change because you now live abroad?
so you are just abusing yourself and that's low self esteem right there...

So shût dafuq up, fishlips...

TerAdo:
People like you are the ones that keep breeding monsters in the world. Too much freedom is what has spoiled our world today. The way we reason sometimes is worrisome.
When it comes to training especially for we blacks, sometimes you have to be strict. We like pointing to the white as a reference point and forget that those white first of all built their society from this strictness, before the later generations became better and better till they got to where they are today.

luminouz:
Doctors don't wear earrings or much of jewelry!!! Don't you know this, woke-forming punk? They have codes of conduct and dressing... Jesus, who dafuq are these dudes I'm replying on NL?

luminouz:
Shût dafuq up....you sound untrained and uncivilized!!!

ndidibabe:
You keep using the word "woke". I guess you are just a small boy that doesn't understand life. This is part of what people protested for during "end sars". So many lawlessness in the country. I am a full blood Nigeria and will definitely return one day and this kind of news is what we are all afraid of. It goes beyond "woke", it saddens my heart.

erad:
Lol...
The emptiness is obvious.

erad:
Lol...
The emptiness is obvious.

Hussein035:
The Nigeria school system should ensure they do all things to stop this stupid youth from becoming nonsense menace in future.

Too much of useless freedom without good culture is the reason some people are now LGBTQ+. Instead of doing it low-key they still want to shove the useless LGBTQ into our mouth.

Africans must be Afrocentric irrespective of education. The arabs are well educated too yet they never allow nonsense. We must stop pairing knowledge and nonsense together just because the European are developed and we learn from them, WE must identify their nonsense and leave it to them

ndidibabe:
Doctors keep dread and wear earrings except you are a surgeon. Speak for only Nigeria where you are.

Fearyourcreator:
Make he go join cult... Even you fit find am and help him join ... Oponu

Fearyourcreator:
Act violently... Lolzzzz ... E dey pain you pass person wey leave lecturer cut him hair ... Afofun... Only violence you know... The lecturer will do the same to you and nothing will happen... Nothing you are going to do else you end in jail

erad:
Sir, I never said the student shouldn't suffer any repercussions if he's against the school codes of conduct. All I'm saying is there's no need to be barbaric about it.

If his hairstyle is against the school's code of conduct, then treat it as such and punish him through the appropriate channels. He has no reason to touch the guy's hair, that's not within his job description or even within his rights.

Let's stop equating being African with being barbaric and power drunk. It's crazy enough that a lecturer that's supposed to be an intellectual role model and know better is the one resorting to such means of jungle justice. Rules exist, and punishment should also be by the books.

erad:
The same wise man...
Physically cutting off a student's hair is not an act of violence?
How daft can you be?

luminouz:
Please shût dafuq up and check my profile. Endsars was about police brutality and how does that compare to a lecturer correcting what a student did against the school rules. Every school has dress codes so WTF you talking about?

Aunty, you insulted your ancestors by saying 'typical Nigerian backward mentality ' and that's on you,not me. I just set you straight because I'm not suffering from low self esteem. Una go travel abroad and start dissing your country as if where you went to, the people are perfect.
Your son should stay abroad and never come home biko. Claim abroad as your country and let us rest.

ogaontop:
If he recommends the student for sanctions, you will still call him evil!
Did the lecturer drag and force him?
It's even better to cut his hair than facing sanctions!
Each school has their code of conduct both in character, dressing and learning which ranges from suspension to expulsion when you default, and I am so sure of UNIZIK because I did I diploma in the school and you sign these things during initial registration. Also, the school have their code of dressing written and pasted on strategic notice boards inside the campus. Why coming to the school when you can't keep to their rules? Why flounting the agreement you signed?? If I am the lecturer I will recommend him for appropriate punishment!!
This is how people begin to cultivate the habit of lawlessness at young ages!!!

ndidibabe:
I do not need to check your profile to understand where you are coming from. Wasn't the endsars about lawlessness. Police extortion, profiling young fine people as yahoo etc.. It is still all about human right. You need to put on your thinking cap to see it this way and you can't keep talking to people without manners to pass a message across. You are part of the problem I am talking about...

PARADIZEPRIEST:
demonic hairstyle of today's youths is terrible, let elders stop this evil aura.

luminouz:
So a surgeon is not a doctor? Which kain mûmû I dey reply sef?

Yet you keep throwing the 'Nigeria' statement in our faces because you are outside the country and that makes you feel superior? Low self esteem don finish your life.

N.B: How dafuq do you know I'm in Nigeria? You see fallacy of low self esteem and hasty generalisations.

luminouz:
Now that I have called out your low self esteem shiit, you wanna play the reverse psychology bullcrap with me? It ain't working. I'm still calling your black ass out!!! When you said 'typical Nigerian backward mentality ' ...was that a compliment? But I responded and told you to elevate your self esteem and now I'm the bad guy... Kindly zip it. You lost this one biko

Police extortion and indiscriminate killings of human beings are the main reasons behind endsars!!! A component of cultural virtue exists which was being exploited by the police but was never the main reason. People with bald hair or balding hair were extorted as much as those without. Your being emotional is gonna make you end up with bad decisions and I guess you will blame Nigeria for that too

blingxx:
I think it's time for elders to kick the bucket if they can't handle today's society , ain't y'all suppose to be dead or retired?

luminouz:
In your life yeah...

So you and the ndidibabe can go fûck yourselves forming woke nonsense. Looking at your lives, I can see how lack of basic home training made y'all mentally and culturally loose

AnyanwuSK:
That's never part of the problem faced by any Nigerian community.

ndidibabe:
Hmm, not all doctors are surgeons. Only if you have attempted a GMAT before...

erad:
Lol... Go through your tone and choice of words as well as mine and that should give you a good indication of who amongst us lacks home training.

Even someone who never has parents to raise them shouldn't sound so empty and incoherent.
You resort to insults because you know you have nothing sensible to offer.

essentialone:
I support the lecturer 100%

If you don't want your hair to be cut, then stay in your house and dress anyhow you like.

I am a lecturer. My students don't dare nonsense. And guess what, they appreciate me because I lead by example.