My primary school United Native Authority, GSS Gwong on a tour to the environ today and I discovered the school is now a greasing land not for cows but for camels and a breeding ground for possible hoodlums. God savage and save our dear Plateau, Nigeria. Amen

Ningen:
So what's wrong with camels eating grass in an abandoned school?? I see nothing wrong here.

flyingpig:
yoruba man will lick anything, I repeat anything buhari does just to get support from him for Tinubu. I guess during school lockdown in USA cows and camels were being grazed on school fields?

Your backward, old centurist mindset surely doesn't know what is called private ranch.

illicit:
[s]Not a bad idea

Its good for the nature

I served in a school where the proprietor kept cow and goat to graze the environmen[/s]t

Ningen:


[s]Pig, your first sentence exposed your stupidity.

Have a nice flight.
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flyingpig:
people who've never been to enlightened society, or interacted with people from enlightened society will see nothing wrong in it

illicit:


Thank u

That is d least of my problems for now

Talknochip:
This is near my area,. This animals probably belong to someone near that school.

No one can come from any part of town to graze any animal in that part of Jos city except, offcourse, those who are staying or are related with people who stay or work in that area or school.

The school has a well fortified perimeter fence.

LadySarah:


So pupils actually learn under this sorry excuse called a school.

Talknochip:
The pictures here did not capture the whole buildings in the school.. There is a building build by the government of Japan and many others build by Nigerian government.

GuestLog:
please remind me which area Gwong is located in the Plateau?

Nuel19:

Hypocrite! Don't hide behind cryptic words
Say it as it is
If it was the other way now you'll be the first to say ;
We at say thank you to our "Darling Daddy".

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Okay