₦airaland Forum

Mumadeife:
Network glitch is not anyone fault and it can be corrected by scheduling another time for you. Why vandalizing and destroying things because of that.

Love800:
Jamb should be abolished. Let the universities themselves set the exams, because them(universities) know the amount of students to be given admission. Jamb does not have any idea about this, and just waiting student's time!

I will recommend students to write A-level exams(IJMB, JUBEP, NABTEB), weekend classes(part-time), sandwich(evenings classes), pre-degree!

papyjaypaul:
While I agree with you and understand where you are coming from, I say, LET THE WORLD TEACH THEM.

Winnin009:
Who is the world? Same you and I that failed in training them properly?

Or same gen z that will grow up and become parents too?

Who exactly is the world? Lol.

If the world will teach them, then we the older ones are still in class and failing woefully.

Elusive001:
https://thenicheng.com/tinubu-says-csu-records-release-will-cause-him-severe-and-irreparable-harm-appeals-court-ruling/

You can imagine the link above.



GOD bless you sir.

The same people who support corrupt, evil leaders who forged certificates, turn to blame youth for doing exactly what they leaders are doing.

korrej:
On the bright side...these Gen Zs or their offsprings will be the ones to change the country for good. Just watch. They have all it takes to challenge...!

papyjaypaul:
The World corrects itself. That's the animal kingdom we live in. We self correct. It may be brutal at first, but we learn the easy way or hard way. People learn best from experience and consequences may teach them where they failed.

Ayo25:
You are joking right

Since when has violence changed anything.

I remember during Ghana-Nigeria 2000 in the area where i lived, during Nigeria vs Congo group stage matches. Immediately the teams filed out and reciting the National Anthem, NEPA took light. That was how boys marched to NEPA office and destroyed equipments and blinded an official. For 9 months there was no power supply for the whole area that year. That was 25 years ago and as we speak, NEPA still screw their customers.

Violence does not changes anything it only compounds it.

There is something called non-violence social change which works. You need to read Mahatma Ghandi books.

For the glitches caused by JAMB, the candidates could have filed a class action suit against JAMB and will get favourable judgement. Thats what civilised people do. Everything is not nzogbu nzogbu.

Rexymania:
Wow, if all these ones gain admission ehn, lol

Winnin009:
Great! Knowing this, why then do we make a habit of wailing when we do know that every generation would pass through this in one form or the other?

We always cry foul like our generation or the one before was any better.

If the previous generations were better youths during their time, our nation won't be like this. We would have constant electricity and our gutter would be covered.

It goes on and on... let the kids be!

Firebox123:
which wack

Winnin009:
Its utterly ridiculous. Whatever the younger set are doing was simply learned from the older set...

Until we're ready to admit that these kids are doing what they do because we as the older ones have failed them, the matter will only get worse.

AfonjaPriest:
Awolowo's legacy.
Tinubu's terrible leadership failure.
See how grooming SádWastéd students for agberó lifestyles leads to underdevelopment in the skullárship principalities.

Slickest:
So na only cultists and oloshos get tendencies of participating in violence

Zonefree:
Prospective cultists and oloshos.

CJStarz:
U must be an old generation

korrej:
It is not just about violence. Take a look at most Genz. They don't have the patience, morals and thrust into religion as we were while growing. Most of the Genzs are already living the life of a Millennial in his 30s or 40s at age 17 or so.

These GenZs by default wouldn't take chances in living below standards when they get to 30.
Just watch! It is either they give them their way or they forcefully take it.

joromii:
I'm 24. And I clearly mentioned "us" how am I a old generation?

Elusive001:
A child sees that his parents who work hard and are honest find it difficult to put food on their table and nothing to show for it. They work hard at school and yet no rewards for it. They hear that BBNaija participant are rewarded by the government. They see evil, corrupt, dubious men as those in government: those who were cultists too. They hear their parents lament of brazen corruption at their places of work by those in authority. They see their honest parents suffer. They see their elder ones who worked and did well in school, roaming the streets with no jobs. The see touts, drug pushers, those who commit crime, lead the country. They see people support all forms of criminality, corruption, etc. They see corruption ridden men in helm of affairs. They see their classmates who are children of politicians, bailing full-time, nonstop.

Despite all these we want them to work hard and better citizens? We blame the for towing the exact path the politicians we worship tow?

We must be mad, very mad, stupid, and foolish people.

papyjaypaul:
I don't know about wailing but I share the same sentiments with you. What should happen is for the kids to find out the consequences of their actions. It's called FAFO these days. Let the system correct itself.

It's not like people didn't talk in the past when we were acting like rascals back then, there wasn't just any social media platform to get us talking. Only the newspaper or radio, depending on the severity of the case could get tongues wagging.

Elusive001:
Senator?

What secondary school did your president attend?



https://thenicheng.com/tinubu-says-csu-records-release-will-cause-him-severe-and-irreparable-harm-appeals-court-ruling/

The above, I read, is from the number 1 citizen. So why blame talk of just senators?

Judolisco:
Recently a house of reps member from d east was recorded slapping an uber driver repeatedly, maybe na d video dis children watch Sha

CJStarz:
Because son, you sounded old. Prolly old man in a young body.
Anyways, from your explanations, you made sense

Elusive001:
So that has more impact than having a man with no honestly verifiable academic records as a president, a terror supporter as VP, a man with corruption case as SP, etc?

So the senator's act made students in far away Ibadan to go violent?

Are you okay? Are yoy normal?

Why has tribalism eaten deep into your brain?

joromii:
😆 🤣 😂 i lived with my grandparents

KingAzubuike:
I was about to say this.

A generation that's even filled with pablos (yahoo boys) what do you expect.

Judolisco:
where did tribalism enter this matter again.... You said d president doesn't have verifiable academic records even when his school said he attended and graduated.... I said we have it on record where legislators have been seen acting like hooligans and I made reference to the last one from d east, we also have elisha abbo from the north, the current minister of state for foreign affair Bianca ojukwu was taped slapping an outgoing governors wife.....

Also a notable University in d east awarded someone with less than 5 academic publications as prof.... This are some of the bad behaviour that dis children are imitating......

U keep mentioning Tinubu's academic record... Pls share me jst one link from Chicago state University saying tinubu didn't attend and graduate from their university.... Jst one