Come to think of it, some primary school teachers have the gots to order some of their students to go fetch water for them at home, wash their plates and do some house chores, during school hours. This once happened to my neighbour's children, i only heard the news only after the mother had gone to insult the so-called english teacher who had turned her children to maids. This happens virtualy in all public primary schools... A 'pako' pikin must have, in one way or the other, experienced this.

Now my question is; who is to take the blame?

The teachers, for taking advantage of these innocent children?
The students, for not reporting to their parents? (it's so sad that even some students are happy to do it and even remind teachers when its time ).
The parents, for not monitoring the movements and academic activities of their children?
The government, for not recruiting sensible teachers?

And what can be done?

Also, share your experience if you had one.

Some teachers can be so dumb and lazy ehn! While Most of dem were so stubborn and did nothing as such 4 their teachers back in their school days...they go about sending dis students on domestic and even academic errands...like, helping them copy note on d chalk board.
BLAME THE damn TEACHERS of cos!!!

In my own case, our teacher then use to bring unpeeled melon seed ( egusi) to school and share it among the children. There was a day we peeled egusi the whole day. I also know of a teacher that sends her pupils to the market to shop for her

Chiefia:
Some teachers can be so dumb and lazy ehn! While Most of dem were so stubborn and did nothing as such 4 their teachers back in their school days...they go about sending dis students on domestic and even academic errands...like, helping them copy note on d chalk board.
BLAME THE damn TEACHERS of cos!!!

what can be done? Report dem or insult dem to dier faces?

I'm a serving corper, I'm even planning on bringing my students home this Friday to cut my grass.. Is that also wrong?

sammer4life:
In my own case, our teacher then use to bring unpeeled melon seed ( egusi) to school and share it among the children. There was a day we peeled egusi the whole day. I also know of a teacher that sends her pupils to the market to shop for her

i doubt your story is not a recycled tale.

do you know why?

clans:
I'm a serving corper, I'm even planning on bringing my students home this Friday to cut my grass.. Is that also wrong?

ofcus it's wrong. Teach dem, datz all dy need from you. Get ur friendz nd ursef to do d cutting. My opinion though.

tpiander:

i doubt your story is not a recycled tale.
do you know why?

Dnt tell me why coz u dnt knw my story...

sammer4life:
Dnt tell me why coz u dnt knw my story...

hmph.

tpiander:

hmph.

hmph

tpiander:

hmph.

hmph

you know you're busted sweetums.

but carry on!

no be today.

guys! U dnt av to take this too personal. Let's discuss nd share ideas. That's all. Tnx

You know how lazy some student can be,they see that as an avenue to do away with study and play around while pretending they were working for the teacher.
So how do you expect such student to report the teacher to their parent?

olafunny:
ofcus it's wrong. Teach dem, datz all dy need from you. Get ur friendz nd ursef to do d cutting. My opinion though.

See your mouth. If I hear say they don't come and clear the grass in the compound

clans:

See your mouth. If I hear say they don't come and clear the grass in the compound

clans:

See your mouth. If I hear say they don't come and clear the grass in the compound