I'M JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS.
After some days away from school, I
reported back to campus today to see a
notice pasted at the entrance of Mini
Campus, Opposite the Post Office at the
main gate. I was overwhelmed with sympathy. I took
on the shoe of empathy, then, the
confusion took me up like a garment and
the pity of tomorrow engulfed my feeble
mind. I wondered what would be the nature
of Nigerian communities at nearby future. Oh! 54 students were expelled just like that
in a day? The result of 4 or 5 years in this
hot Gwax would be expulsion? Does that
mean no other means to punish students
than expulsion? What do you think would
be the fate of such Youth in this fidgeting country?
After years of thunderous rain! After years
of scorching sun! After years of frightening
storm! After years of freezing harmattan!
After squatting in a room with other 10
squatters in a room meant for 5 students? After jumping through Shuttle's Windows
just to meet up with test or exams in Psite!
The man finally becomes hopeless and
useless to himself.
If a youth is thrown out of school because
of misdeed? Who will now orientate or chastise the youth to be a conformist? Have
they forgotten that frustration might lead to
aggression? And aggressiveness could born
rascality?
If Nigeria University Commission does not
know, this is time they should know, a student that is thrown out of school for
malpractices will either become a vagabond
around Campuses or even become a
dreadful miscreant in the extended society.
We are just trying to breed more criminals
in already dwindling terrain. I'm only suggesting that suspension'
punishment or payment of fines as
punishment might be of help than forcefully
making people to be hopeless. Hopeless
situation leads to frustration, a frustrated
person becomes touchy, a bellicose individual becomes a deviant. Then, the
crime rates continue to fly higher.
I don't support examination malpractices,
but I'm supporting other punishments apart
from expulsion. Expelling students can only
proliferate the numbers of youths' criminality in Nigerian society.
witty.

I don't support exam malpractice, I believe
in working hard, but if you would set the
standard so high it should be in all
ramifications, lecturers that do not teach
effectively should be expelled!!! Lecturers
that makes learning uncomfortable for student should be expelled!! Students that
are with soundness of mind should be
given questionnaires about their lecturers,
such evaluation should be used to expel or
suspend lecturers, either for a semester, a
year or indefinitely!!!!

I really dnt no wat else 2 say' if dere r laws ethics' guideing a society espeially a uni and students faulter' den let d school hand book and a disciplinry commitee look into d case interprete d purnishment and let d cause of d law take effect