₦airaland Forum

majamajic:
short comings as in his tribe is better than igbos ?

gloriaunobi:
These ones are doing business and yet, government still say no that they must go to school, then let think of Almajiri.

Apeshy102:
The children were all from neighboring states but live with their parents here in Anambra,

Few of the children were rescued from adults who were using them to seek for alms at various locations in Awka.

ultimatekint:
please, I can't get your message right,?

Yinibixema:
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Live Better kee you there. Live better and you’ll are leaving yor barren land for economic viable south west. I repeat thunder fire you there

majamajic:
go check population list of people living in eastern states , if u thinking it's empty


minus with numbers we made up in your zone , add it up with what we have in North and Abuja , minus with what we have in Lagos , ewu !!

freeze001:
The last picture is a complete aberration and should not have been taken, least of all released to the public. If the state government is supposedly trying to take these children off the streets, which is commendable, why were they then required to take pictures with the very items that represent the ills of their conditions and with the Commissioner standing right there? These are children whose identities should be protected yet the same government has released such an uncomplimentary picture, to what end? Someone obviously asked them to carry those bowls and stand with the commissioner, it is not a random picture and that is the worst form of insensitivity!

Governance/leadership in this country leaves a lot to be desired. The better picture should have been to show these children enrolled in schools and dressed in clean uniforms within a learning environment not this! Their families should also be evaluated and provided with sustainable livelihood skills and some capital or equipment to keep the kids off the streets.

OruExpress:
The hatred Nigerians have for the poor is unfathomable. All Nigerians insults are about how someone is poor and all activities the poor undertake are crimes.

Why are these kids being held as if they're being arrested? Or do you think they're the ones that sent themselves to this task? Low IQ society.

Yinibixema:
Shut up maluu. Accept the bitter truth okay

majamajic:
as if u can name that your yourba town u came from openly here

majamajic:
short comings as in his tribe is better than igbos ?

gloriaunobi:
These ones are doing business and yet, government still say no that they must go to school, then let think of Almajiri.

Yinibixema:
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I’m from Ibadan arindin

majamajic:
I tried to Google your town but couldn't find it on Google

meanwhile

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.nairaland.com/2301863/11-most-developed-towns-cities&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi1sczT2OnlAhWMjqQKHe34AC4QFjAFegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw0gKKleYghGRVEqOIOB3I8J

Badonasty:
Lol...e touch this fool...the truth hurts...ebonyi people fit represent Nigeria for Olympics when it comes to hawking

The children numbering about eighteen, of different age brackets, who were all from neighboring states but live with their parents here in Anambra,

freeze001:
The last picture is a complete aberration and should not have been taken, least of all released to the public. If the state government is supposedly trying to take these children off the streets, which is commendable, why were they then required to take pictures with the very items that represent the ills of their conditions and with the Commissioner standing right there? These are children whose identities should be protected yet the same government has released such an uncomplimentary picture, to what end? Someone obviously asked them to carry those bowls and stand with the commissioner, it is not a random picture and that is the worst form of insensitivity!

Governance/leadership in this country leaves a lot to be desired. The better picture should have been to show these children enrolled in schools and dressed in clean uniforms within a learning environment not this! Their families should also be evaluated and provided with sustainable livelihood skills and some capital or equipment to keep the kids off the streets.

freeze001:
The last picture is a complete aberration and should not have been taken, least of all released to the public. If the state government is supposedly trying to take these children off the streets, which is commendable, why were they then required to take pictures with the very items that represent the ills of their conditions and with the Commissioner standing right there? These are children whose identities should be protected yet the same government has released such an uncomplimentary picture, to what end? Someone obviously asked them to carry those bowls and stand with the commissioner, it is not a random picture and that is the worst form of insensitivity!

Governance/leadership in this country leaves a lot to be desired. The better picture should have been to show these children enrolled in schools and dressed in clean uniforms within a learning environment not this! Their families should also be evaluated and provided with sustainable livelihood skills and some capital or equipment to keep the kids off the streets.

freeze001:
The last picture is a complete aberration and should not have been taken, least of all released to the public. If the state government is supposedly trying to take these children off the streets, which is commendable, why were they then required to take pictures with the very items that represent the ills of their conditions and with the Commissioner standing right there? These are children whose identities should be protected yet the same government has released such an uncomplimentary picture, to what end? Someone obviously asked them to carry those bowls and stand with the commissioner, it is not a random picture and that is the worst form of insensitivity!

Governance/leadership in this country leaves a lot to be desired. The better picture should have been to show these children enrolled in schools and dressed in clean uniforms within a learning environment not this! Their families should also be evaluated and provided with sustainable livelihood skills and some capital or equipment to keep the kids off the streets.

freeze001:
The last picture is a complete aberration and should not have been taken, least of all released to the public. If the state government is supposedly trying to take these children off the streets, which is commendable, why were they then required to take pictures with the very items that represent the ills of their conditions and with the Commissioner standing right there? These are children whose identities should be protected yet the same government has released such an uncomplimentary picture, to what end? Someone obviously asked them to carry those bowls and stand with the commissioner, it is not a random picture and that is the worst form of insensitivity!

Governance/leadership in this country leaves a lot to be desired. The better picture should have been to show these children enrolled in schools and dressed in clean uniforms within a learning environment not this! Their families should also be evaluated and provided with sustainable livelihood skills and some capital or equipment to keep the kids off the streets.

mickykhe:
I don't think u r more intelligent then the commissioner who chooses to show her fave with them in the picture, look at this from a different angle. That picture is an evidence that this children where catch Hawking during school hours, and dat they r with the commissioner too, they where not kidnapped, this is a cases of children and is very complicated, in case any of the parent or guardians decide to make case of this possible support by an opposition party and term the woman a kidnapper and child trafficking. Another case can be, if some random pix of well dressed children r posted online and said to be children catch from the street and sent back to school by the commissioner me and u will not easier believe her, so she has every right to do dis, the children r not doing are crime and r not criminals, so nothing to be ashamed of in the future.