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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Onewazobia(m): 11:46am On Jul 14

Bluntguy:
Me I will not allow you to design my hair like that, even if you are the proprietor of the school.

Hmmmm, for Command Day Secondary school?

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by enemyofprogress: 11:47am On Jul 14

Why now? What did they did to deserved such wickedness?

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by BondRiv: 11:48am On Jul 14

This is 2026. There are better ways of doing things. Enough of this rubbish.

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Samuels90: 11:50am On Jul 14

saviourGeorge:
Instead of giving then this weird cuts, since the have a clipper why not cut everything down.
In our time, the used scissors

😂 you are right, just give them gorimapa

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by friday2011(m): 11:54am On Jul 14

Bluntguy:
Me I will not allow you to design my hair like that, even if you are the proprietor of the school.

This one na talk of person wey never attend military school for nigeria before, dem go barb you Switzerland flag, even if your papa na officer, he won't be able to do anything.

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by djseanjohn77: 11:57am On Jul 14

Godfullsam:
What nonsense?!

Why not send the kids home to go and have decent hair cut.

If any of the student brought this kind of weird and disgusting hair style to the school, will the school allow them entrance?

The parents should take actions against the school authority.

Go into Barracks to tell the military that it is so wrong. You think this is the type of school where parents go to bully teachers for disciplining their children? Go and try it inside barracks. This is Command Secondary School. Well, GenZ generation will not understand.

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by DMCA: 11:57am On Jul 14

Philanderboy:
Is this really right?
Is this allowed?

Personally, this looks so wrong to me. Someone even said in the comment section that when his secondary school did that to him, he proceeded to carry the hairstyle to school like that for more than two weeks 😹

in a Military governed secondary school? grin

as if dem no know wetin dem sign up for grin

make dem getat grin

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by DickenClarq(f): 11:58am On Jul 14*

Millitary School.

That is a Command Secondary school.

You can clearly see a Soldier is the one with the hair clipper.

If they born you well go and complain or fight a staff in the school.

Both you as the parent and you the child will do frog jump together.[/b]

[b]In addition all of you praying and asking for military government, here is an example of what you will be seeing on the streets. All those dreads, ear rings worn by guys, tattoos etc.
One small skinny Hausa soldier in khaki will kneel you down and cut your hair with broken bottle and you will only tell him thank you sir when he is done. grin

May God help us

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by GodHimself(m): 11:59am On Jul 14

Even if your father is the president.

As long as you're in that school you must comply.

Bluntguy:
Me I will not allow you to design my hair like that, even if you are the proprietor of the school.

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by GodHimself(m): 12:12pm On Jul 14

I dare you to try it

Mtmike:
I will not let my child take an haircut that doesnt conform with the school rules. But if peradventure out of oversight my child goes to school with an hairstyle that the school does not approve, the school will have to notify me and i will correct that immediately. However, if they want to be unfortunate and they take things into their hand to cut my child's hair they will see war. Physical, legal and even spiritual if need be. things like this are too sensitive

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by makinkunmi(m): 12:23pm On Jul 14

First of all, I must say that I LIKE Command Day Secondary Schools. They are one of the best schools around and if a child truly imbibes their culture of discipline and excellence, you can imagine what becomes of such a child.
For those opposed to the particular style of military schools such as the one in the picture, please be reminded that they also hold PTA meetings where all these things are discussed. So, many parents already know the outcome of their own negligence from home. Hence, if you as a parent regularly attend the meetings, you would not bother challenge such an action. Soldiers are wonderful people (of course not all) and I dare to say that. If you are disciplined as a student, they will so much like and support you in every way possible within their means. Also, be reminded that the teachers that teach these children are civilians and sometimes it is these civilian teachers that call the attention of these soldiers to rough, dirty students. And you can always count on Soldiers 'to do the do'.
And just as some have said, if you do not want your ward to be touched, don't enroll your children there because if you do and then think you want to challenge their actions (that they already discussed at the PTAs), then be ready to be embarrassed, like seriously embarrassed. I mean you can be slapped and beaten with cane. At least I witnessed the slap incidence (twice or so) in my six years at the one in Odogbo, Ibadan. And I'm sure you wouldn't want to be on social media for such. 2 DIV hospital will be ready to admit you after you are locked up in ROOM 010 or 'GUARD-ROOM' for as many days as possible. I stand with Discipline and not brutality. This is not brutality but a correction that does not want such actions to be repeated.

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by idrisolaide(m): 12:42pm On Jul 14

Kharol1234:
Command day secondary school

No be Switzerland flag then carve for. there head so?

*Proud to be a Commando*
Dem born you well, make you try nonsense?

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Realist777: 12:43pm On Jul 14

ILoveNG:
Have you heard about Command secondary school?
Trust me, it’s not a regular secondary school

Leave them, I attended one and discipline isn't negotiable.

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by makinkunmi(m): 12:46pm On Jul 14

Make I add the anthem for my ex-commandos wey don forget.
If you listen to this anthem after them beat you ehn for school that time, na school your head go dey swell like ponmo... 😂. Na so mammi market go dey you mind, how you go take console yourself after the punishments. Command is not for the weak o. You just have to survive the morning and before leaving Barracks gate o

"We are the students of Command
Command Day Secondary School
Adekunle Fajuyi Cantonment, Ibadan.

We are the hope of this nation, pillars of our dear great country
We want to achieve the best, the best we'll surely be
Command Day Secondary School, we doff our hats to thee.

Discipline is our watchword, excellence in all endeavors, faithful and loyal we are, the best we shall remain

Discipline is our watchword, excellence in all endeavors, faithful and loyal we are, the best we'll surely be, the best we shall remain
And always aiming high".

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Realist777: 12:46pm On Jul 14

shiwex:
I find it deeply concerning that a secondary school would discipline students by shaving an "X" shape into their hair. Such a practice can be humiliating and may have a negative impact on a child's self-esteem. While schools have a responsibility to enforce discipline and maintain standards, disciplinary measures should be reasonable, respectful, and focused on correcting behaviour rather than embarrassing students.
In my view, there are many more appropriate ways to address misconduct, such as counselling, detention, community service within the school, parental involvement, or other educational sanctions. Publicly marking students with unusual hairstyles risks causing unnecessary distress and ridicule from their peers.
Parents have a right to question the school's actions and seek clarification on the disciplinary policies that permitted such treatment. If they believe the school acted improperly or violated students' rights, they may wish to pursue the matter through formal complaints procedures and, where appropriate, obtain legal advice regarding their options.
Schools should aim to discipline students in a manner that preserves their dignity and promotes positive behavioural change, rather than using measures that could be perceived as degrading or humiliating. students do have legal rights, although schools also have authority to enforce discipline.
Some of the key rights that may be relevant are:

Right to dignity and respect – The Nigerian Constitution guarantees the right to the dignity of the human person, and the Child Rights Act also recognizes a child's right to dignity. Disciplinary measures that humiliate, degrade, or publicly shame students could potentially be challenged on this basis. [nigeriarights.gov.ng], [nigeriarights.gov.ng]

Protection from abuse and harmful treatment – The Child Rights Act seeks to protect children from physical and psychological abuse, exploitation, and other harmful practices. [nigeriarights.gov.ng], [awjai.org]

Right to education – Students have a right to receive education in a safe environment. Schools are expected to maintain discipline while respecting students' welfare and rights. [nigeriarights.gov.ng], [awjai.org]

Freedom from discrimination – Children are entitled to protection from discrimination and unfair treatment. [nigeriarights.gov.ng], [nigeriarights.gov.ng]

Regarding the specific issue of shaving an "X" into students' hair, whether it is illegal would depend on the circumstances, the school's rules, parental consent, and whether a court or regulatory body considers the action degrading or abusive. Merely being a military-style school does not automatically give it unlimited authority over students' appearance. [nigeriarights.gov.ng], [nigeriarights.gov.ng]
Parents who are concerned could:

Request an explanation from the school.
Review the school's disciplinary policy.
Submit a formal complaint to the school authorities.
Escalate the matter to the State Ministry of Education or relevant education board.
Seek independent legal advice if they believe their child's rights were violated.

From a personal perspective, many people would argue that marking a child with a distinctive hairstyle as punishment is unnecessarily humiliating and that more constructive disciplinary measures could achieve the same objective without causing embarrassment. Whether it amounts to a legal violation, however, would ultimately depend on the specific facts and applicable law.

So "y" shape would have been better?

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Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by JAPAHTML: 1:02pm On Jul 14

This shit hole of a country will never cease to amaze me
You have the clipper why not help barb the hair since they're under your care? Self righteous religious M0r0ns and slave minded individuals. What's wrong with keeping out hair as black people

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Zehdbe(m): 1:03pm On Jul 14

omoh i remember these thing dat year we call it christ cut, even me sef no escape am i was always among the scape goats but im damm proud to be an EX COMMANDO

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Dghold: 1:08pm On Jul 14

WhiteIverson:
This looks like Command secondary school

They want turn them to Avatar

Nigeria avatar

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by goslowgoslow(m): 1:10pm On Jul 14

Kharol1234:
Command day secondary school

No be Switzerland flag then carve for. there head so?

Lmao 😂🤣😂🤣 funny you lol....

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by goslowgoslow(m): 1:11pm On Jul 14

Realist777:
So "y" shape would have been better?

Hahaha haha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 una no well for this Nairaland oooo lmao 🤣😂🤣😂.

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by joyfullyjoyous(f): 1:17pm On Jul 14

They will go home n their parents who didnt see any wrong in taking bushy hair to school will go to the school to fight.

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Helinuse: 1:20pm On Jul 14

Godfullsam:
What nonsense?!

Why not send the kids home to go and have decent hair cut.

If any of the student brought this kind of weird and disgusting hair style to the school, will the school allow them entrance?

The parents should take actions against the school authority.

See mouth
Oya, go and talk to them na.

Funny enough, all of your types that are struggling hard to form "modern" went through worse than these.
grin

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Nefort: 1:21pm On Jul 14

Samantha125:
But they'll cry racism when white people do the same thing to their children...🤦🤦🤦

You will never see white people doing this not because their standards are higher, but because they are comfortable with their natural hair. A white male student will have a very long hair and nobody gets bothered. Black people are doing this because they feel their natural hair is untidy and wearing your black natural hair to school becomes unacceptable. It shouldn't be compulsory to have a shaved head. The students rights are actually being violated because they have a right to grow their God given hair when it doesn't affect anyone's peace.

Black females also don't wear their natural hair and they choose wigs or weave their hairs.

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Obapluto: 1:31pm On Jul 14

Michael5143:
Guy look well na military man give them the Avatarlistic style.

You wan challenge soja

if the school has a hair style code or have warned the student and invited the parents then it's ok. But if no! Bro even the Soja go pay. Well Na public school, my kids can't smell Naija school.. Elon doesn't care

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Emeka71(m): 1:34pm On Jul 14

Kharol1234:
Command day secondary school

No be Switzerland flag then carve for. there head so?

This topic is supposed to be in the Fashion section.
dominiqe

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by WORLDISMYPARISH(m): 1:57pm On Jul 14

In my days at command sec,this won't definitely be the end, fatigue must be involved and before this wonderful haircut,koboko don first reset their brain to default.

Philanderboy:
Is this really right?
Is this allowed?

Personally, this looks so wrong to me. Someone even said in the comment section that when his secondary school did that to him, he proceeded to carry the hairstyle to school like that for more than two weeks 😹

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Kelklein(m): 2:05pm On Jul 14

This is all shades of wrong..

You can't use same clipper to be cutting different people's hair at the same time in the name of punishment.

You might be sharing infection..

The parent should take it up via the PTA.

This is wrong..

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by HAD3S(m): 2:07pm On Jul 14

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Aswearugad if Dem no do you this style for secondary school, you no stubborn 🤣🤣🤣.

Dem do me once 🤣🤣🤣

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by SamuraiXXX: 2:07pm On Jul 14

Bluntguy:
Me I will not allow you to design my hair like that, even if you are the proprietor of the school.

If you're not ready to conform to the rules and regulations of the school, stay in your house!

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by SamuraiXXX: 2:09pm On Jul 14

Bluntguy:
Me I will not allow you to design my hair like that, even if you are the proprietor of the school.

If you're not ready to conform to the rules and regulations of the school ,stay in your house!

Re: A Secondary School Gave Students Weird Hairstyles (Photos) by Twoclans(f): 2:09pm On Jul 14

We that are Alumni of command schools can relate.

Command has calmed down sef.

WatchYourSix:
Command secondary schools…Pple who take their children there dont bother to complain when stuffs like this happen

They already know the lines btw discipline and madness can get blurry anytime

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