₦airaland Forum

Konor:
The misogyny on nairaland is getting too much.
Seun can't you do something about this?

I've seen this but I am not sure if there is a consistent rule I can apply against this sort of thread.

thesolutions:
so it is not processed rice. what a show. D'Banj, Please come back. we are not entertained.

People had realized that before. If it was processed poor people would have descended on the place to get theirs.

Pasima:
Good morning nairalanders, seriously this rape of a thing I always hear on nairaland land I thought is only for the weak men who don't have self control and I hate it. Let me go straight to the point my girlfriend and I have been dating for months now and we are happy together and do have misunderstanding she denied me sex for two months today she came I lost control and pounce on her my thing was so hard I av already pull her dress before I got hold off my self she was crying I told her that I am sorry she left and vow not to visit me again. I am crying all day.

I'm glad that you were able to control yourself. And that you realise that what you did was wrong. Don't you ever try it again.

Also, you need to get yourself re-acquainted with vaseline and tissues. You can use them when your thing is bothering you.

Experiment in your garden first, then you can scale up your success.

Professor Jega is claiming we can't have direct primaries because parties don't have a register of members that everyone agrees with. rolleyes

opeyemisheun:
Please, get your information correctly. The boy did not die shortly after he sustained injury. He was taken from school and was with his parent/guardian for more than 7days before death.

They did not take him to the hospital until his last day or so. Their religion forbids hospital.

In a more reasonable country and state, the parents should be prosecuted for their negligence in the boy's death.

That's what I was told by my folks who are.in education. It's a pity that our journalists have failed to ask the father about what kind of care he provided to the boy in the various interviews he has conducted. When someone mentions it they will just nod their heads and move on.

Nigra:
I pray you don't get to lose a child ,talk more in this manner...Wicked souls everywhere

May our children not be falsely accused of murder.

Judybash93:
I thought there were witness to the assault on the boy. Hmmmm!!!

Let them go ahead and speak to the press. If he was brutally beaten, the truth cannot be hidden forever.

Whats going on here? @mynd44 please investigate.

tensazangetsu20:
Well I had just 50 commits and it took me just 2 weeks to get my first job as a programmer when I was ready.

If you can explain to me how you got the job, I'd be very grateful.

Where do you hope to work?

seborrhic:
pastor that was hitting the boy on the leg,ostensibly to ward off demons;may have caused a DIC that led to a lung thrombosis which I originally felt was the actual cause of death.

I watched many upsetting videos in which the boy's parents tortured their son out of ignorance, but I managed to miss that one. It's so sad.

Gagare1:
A key figure in SOKAPU was arrested for close to 2 months and the world is just finding out now?
I wonder where all the big men of Southern Kaduna are. Southern Kaduna are not yet ready to break free from their oppressors; they are way too divided along ethnic lines. That is why the oppressor keeps taking them out one at a time. Middle belt in general have the same weakness. How are the mighty fallen (tribute to the great Kwararrafa empire).

We are just finding out because other journalists are reluctant to get arrested for telling the truth.

Roses1759:
Thank you for this. I noticed urea and npk killed my plants when I first planted before.

The thing about NPK and urea is that they are highly concentrated, so you only need a very small quantity, like 1 teaspoonful for each plant. Excess urea is especially bad for plants because it burns their roots and also makes our naturally acidic soils more acidic over time.

Anigreat:
the husband supposed put on bra to cover his nipples? Because I really don't get your point at all.

How about a t-shirt?

inappropriate advertising, perhaps?

joviegghead:
I still don't know why the African man loves to oppress others with the little power/authority he has.

This is actually the normal behaviour of hungry men with weapons. It happens less in the West because they have built systems to prevent it.

Someone complained about her cleavage but seemingly wasn't bothered that her husband was completely topless.

ruphytelecom:
Current price is 250k

Thanks. Do you have the gold colour?

Price?

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3RNEST:
What's Total Ban? Didn't u bully during your days in school? OP use the right word biko, Bully in school should be ban totally or control..

I did not. I was always a day student. I was slightly bullied by two of my classmates in JSS. They stole my water every day.

tonquendo4u:
Shey after reporting them, will u be in the same class with the authorities or still the same students?

They will be suspended or expelled. Minor cases could be warned or given some hard labor to do.

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DrFunmisticGlow:
My secondary school had a no bullying policy under our principal then. If you as a junior reported a senior for bullying. He would be flogged infront of the whole assembly. Another report would mean suspension, a 3rd count meant expulsion.

Bullying became non existent because our principal then was an approachable man. When he left, it started to rise again.

Mr Nuhu hassan. I heard last from you in the UK, Wherever you are sir, God bless you.

I love this story. The problem is that most principals in Nigeria are not like Mr. Nuhu Hassan. Most schools will not be motivated to end bullying unless an external force compels them. That's why the ministry of education must enforce the prohibition of bullying, the suspension and expulsion of culprits, and the fining and possible closure of schools that continue to allow it.

JBoss25:
Why is it now you guys are waking up, so someone had to die first?

That is life. Most safety regulations are a direct response to disasters that they could have prevented. We need to use the rare opportunity created by the disaster of Sylvester's death to change things.

thebosstrevor1:
There is the enforcement of respect and discipline And there is bullying. They are very different.

Students should not be allowed to discipline or demand respect from other students. That is not their job. Their job is to face their studies.

If a student needs to be disciplined, the adult staff of the school who are older, wiser, and have been trained on what to do should be the ones to do it. No exceptions.

SportsHD:
They can make a press statement, saying that bullying is not allowed and all but, can it be enforced?

If a child is bullied in the sense that I have described e.g. if he is beaten by a senior or asked to kneel down or forced to run errand for seniors, then he can report to school officials. If they don't punish the perpetrator than he can tell his parents. The education ministry should set up an anti-bullying hotline that parents can call. If the education ministry does nothing then they can come to Nairaland and report it, and we will make noise until the perpetrator is suspended. This ban won't totally eliminate bullying but it will reduce it drastically. It will help many students.

In the wake of the brutal beating of Sylvester Oromoni in the hands of his fellow students, which led to his death, I think we need to advocate for a complete ban on the despicable culture of bullying prevalent in Nigerian primary and secondary schools and boarding houses that contributed to his death.

The Federal Ministry of Education should immediately introduce a regulation banning students in primary or secondary schools (including school prefects) from beating or punishing other students in any way or for any reason, or forcing them to run errands. Students should only be punished or sent on errands by school staff, who are old enough to bear the full legal consequences of their actions.

Parents don't send their kids to school to be used as slaves, and brutally punished by other students. They send them there to be educated. Bullying and being bullied are distractions which should no longer be tolerated in this country. Any student that tries it must face suspension. Any school that permits it should have to pay a hefty fine that is proportional to the school's revenue.

We have been crying about justice for Sylvester Oromoni for many days now, and rightly so, but justice in one case won't stop other incidents from happening. We need to tackle the root cause which is the culture of exploitation and victimization of junior/weaker students by senior/stronger students. Let's quickly ban it at this crucial time when everyone is disgusted by bullying, bullies, and schools that enable them.