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I just came across this on Facebook. What do you think about it?

For those that know Alvan aka AIFCE(Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri), female to male ratio is roughly 70:30 (personal observation). Consequently, more than 40% of the females are married or marry before they graduate. Expectedly, disturbances from toddlers is inevitable and can sometimes become a menace.

Understandably, this law is supposed to bring sanity to teaching and learning in the college. But considering the demographics of the college, is it feasible? Granted, the school has no provision whatsoever as palliatives for the student mothers. There are no gardens too where nanies can stay and take care of babies while mothers attend lectures because of scarcity of land.

So what do you think about this law? Is it feasible? Would you suggest anything different?

I support it
I believe only part time students are supposed to be allowed with their wards in the lecture room.
But full time students Big No

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Let the right thing be done, that's all.

See business. How can I start a daycare centre on campus?

egopersonified:
See business. How can I start a daycare centre on campus?

this is why I love igbo girls,they think quick when it comes to making money. What state are you from dear?

Alvan is situated on a very small land area. Just enough to carry a secondary school so I know where they are coming from.

Someone running a daycare center there will balance things.

Your child will be confiscated .