₦airaland Forum

Over ten (10) undergraduate students of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) have been reported pregnant. The undisclosed students are believed to be mostly 100 level students.
The victims who not knowing that they were pregnant went to the school clinic to treat malaria (a trending illness in the school) but were shocked to discover they were pregnant after some series of tests in the clinic.
A report by Dailytrust, talks more about who is to blame. See the details of the report below;
It is the most prevalent act of immorality to have been recorded in the history of the institution, and as reaction, the school intensify its efforts in curbing such by reinforcing the standing “operation dress well”. So sad, but what happened in Bayero is minor compared to the decadence recorded in other schools; cultism, student-prostitution, rape, etcetera. And the society, rather than blaming the right authority, questions the morality of schools. Let’s be frank, is inculcating morality the primary objective of tertiary institutions? What are the parents doing? Do they (parents) finish their moral responsibility the moment their kids get admission?
Plus financing, it is the responsibility of parents to give moral advice to their wards, educate and enlighten them about the reality of life, make sure they don’t go astray especially when they leave the umbrella of those who keep them in check. But, looking at vices committed by some students of tertiary institutions in Nigeria, I believe there is a need to question if parents are actually performing their functions.
Some students, having left their home, become independent, and believe they can do anything, act anyhow, and engage in whatever they want. They are right to do so. What do they know? Everyone wants to enjoy their freedom, do what others do and maximize their prime. But the school management can only try their best, they can only regulate the way students act but they cannot monitor how they think. Parents should therefore compliment the efforts of the institutions by constantly giving them fatherly instructions and motherly advice.
Dear parents, do check on your kids, advice them and save their future. No child is too big to be all good. Even the good ones can corrupt, so do not leave them to themselves. A simple phone call can rid a child of waywardness.
Oyelakin Saheed wrote from Bayero University, Kano


https://nigerianscholars.com/school-news/buk-students-pregnant/

Inside life

Lol. Hope lecturers are not involved.

When Big Brother Nija is there to award people for public sex,what do you expect. When moral training as received in the past is now replaced with the immoral training, what do you expect? When young girls in order to make money for exam malpractices have to loose their virginity, what do you expect? When parents allow the young ones to do whatsoever pleases them with the singular reason of building self esteem in obedience to spare the rod and spoil the child, what do you expect. We need to go back to the drawing board. Moral training must be encouraged and enforced. With God on our side, things can change for the better.

marry out ur daughters before sending them to campuses for whatever reason. how can u leave such fullbloodied ladies with all manners of sexual cravings in campuses by themselves and think they gonna behave like babies. Campuses are wild and mad environments that destroy whatever religious and moral upbringing a child esp d girl child has- na only God de save d few ones wey manage graduate un-soiled

Hit man is around

Ehn ehn you say....

With all the pretty Fulanis in BUK, na only just 10 get bele, nawa o

Tajbol4splend:
With all the pretty Fulanis in BUK, na only just 10 get bele, nawa o

Sir dem reduce am.. E reach almost 20 or over sef..

Tajbol4splend:
With all the pretty Fulanis in BUK, na only just 10 get bele, nawa o

. Their strict religious upbringing and ustazness is probably whats keeping them from sex and immoralities.