People’s excuse for the continuation of something is often because it has always been done. But does “it has always been done” make it right?
Activist Bukky Shonibare shared on Twitter 2 videos of a teacher named flogging students Government Science School, Nasarawa Eggon, Nasarawa State.
She puts students, children, cable in front of a group of other school students, and the school principal observes. It is true that an adult male beatings children bad enough under their own conditions. This with the cable makes it even worse. This should be unacceptable in any society. It's an abuse. Of course, since Nigeria is in Nigeria, the twitter theme is full of actor acts. We did this while we were in school, they said. This has strengthened us. That's the discipline method. Corrects. Comments like these are still rich, coming from Nigerians. Have we looked at our company? Does it seem to be a well-adapted, disciplined people? Whether people who believe that physical abuse of children by correcting them is not indicative of a well-adapted society. Because we're really well-adjusted? Does anyone have any concerns about teachers or the elderly who have abused us with kindness and gratitude? Is not it with the scorn, with the bad taste in our tongues, to look back on? Violence never corrects. Violence only raises trauma. And yes, there are people who will say, "Will not I be able to beat my kids anymore?" Okay, okay, if you beat your kids, they're lying on a cold floor as you stand above them and snapping the cable on your back, maybe not. ...
See the videos of the teacher beating the students below:
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