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I work as a lecturer in a monotechnic, and since 2018, we have seen an upsurge in the number of students driving exotic vehicles in the campus. But since we resumed from the COVID-19 lockdown late last year, the number of students with such cars and weird lifestyles have increased.

The situation have become so worrisome because of all the vices associated with this new student status have increased tremendously. These include

- examination malpractices
- absenteeism from classes, practicals and even examinations
- indecent dressing and make ups by male students
- fighting dangerously among yahoo boys gangs
- assault on other students
- assault on lecturers and other workers
- asking female lecturers out (sometimes including married women)
- over speeding on campuses (roads in most campuses are very narrow)
- upsurge in the intake of alcohols, hard substances including weeds
- lack of respect for anyone including institution's management .

There was the case of such a students who insulted his school rector and was suspended by the school SDC only for a high court judge to issue and order reversing the suspension a week later for lack of what the judge called fair hearing.

These are just a few of the new tendencies lecturers and other workers now witness in our work places.

My question is where is this country heading?
Is there any solution to this menace?
For I know for sure is that there is always a repercussion for these.
Do we really have a future in these?

kennybabs1980:
I work as a lecturer in a monotechnic, and since 2018, we have seen an upsurge in the number of students driving exotic vehicles in the campus. But since we resumed from the COVID-19 lockdown late last year, the number of students with such cars and weird lifestyles have increased. The situation have become so worrisome because of all the vices associated with this new student status have increased tremendously. These include
- examination malpractices
- absenteeism from classes, practicals and even examinations
- indecent dressing and make ups by male students
- fighting dangerously among yahoo boys gangs
- assault on other students
- assault on lecturers and other workers
- asking female lecturers out (sometimes including married women)
- over speeding on campuses (roads in most campuses are very narrow)
- upsurge in the intake of alcohols, hard substances including weeds
- lack of respect for anyone including institution's management . There was the case of such a students who insulted his school rector and was suspended by the school SDC only for a high court judge to issue and order reversing the suspension a week later for lack of what the judge called fair hearing
These are just a few of the new tendencies lecturers and other workers now witness in our work places
My question is where is this country heading?
Is there any solution to this menace?
For I know for sure is that there is always a repercussion for these.
Do we really have a future in these?

Stop being jealous naw.

When did students becoming rich from vices become a problem of a lecturer who is supposed to focus on how to sell handouts?

kennybabs1980:
I work as a lecturer in a monotechnic, and since 2018, we have seen an upsurge in the number of students driving exotic vehicles in the campus. But since we resumed from the COVID-19 lockdown late last year, the number of students with such cars and weird lifestyles have increased. The situation have become so worrisome because of all the vices associated with this new student status have increased tremendously. These include let's ask slawormir
- examination malpractices
- absenteeism from classes, practicals and even examinations
- indecent dressing and make ups by male students
- fighting dangerously among yahoo boys gangs
- assault on other students
- assault on lecturers and other workers
- asking female lecturers out (sometimes including married women)
- over speeding on campuses (roads in most campuses are very narrow)
- upsurge in the intake of alcohols, hard substances including weeds
- lack of respect for anyone including institution's management . There was the case of such a students who insulted his school rector and was suspended by the school SDC only for a high court judge to issue and order reversing the suspension a week later for lack of what the judge called fair hearing
These are just a few of the new tendencies lecturers and other workers now witness in our work places
My question is where is this country heading?
Is there any solution to this menace?
For I know for sure is that there is always a repercussion for these.
Do we really have a future in these?

We néed to ask slawormiir

kennybabs1980:
I work as a lecturer in a monotechnic, and since 2018, we have seen an upsurge in the number of students driving exotic vehicles in the campus. But since we resumed from the COVID-19 lockdown late last year, the number of students with such cars and weird lifestyles have increased. The situation have become so worrisome because of all the vices associated with this new student status have increased tremendously. These include
- examination malpractices
- absenteeism from classes, practicals and even examinations
- indecent dressing and make ups by male students
- fighting dangerously among yahoo boys gangs
- assault on other students
- assault on lecturers and other workers
- asking female lecturers out (sometimes including married women)
- over speeding on campuses (roads in most campuses are very narrow)
- upsurge in the intake of alcohols, hard substances including weeds
- lack of respect for anyone including institution's management . There was the case of such a students who insulted his school rector and was suspended by the school SDC only for a high court judge to issue and order reversing the suspension a week later for lack of what the judge called fair hearing
These are just a few of the new tendencies lecturers and other workers now witness in our work places
My question is where is this country heading?
Is there any solution to this menace?
For I know for sure is that there is always a repercussion for these.
Do we really have a future in these?

Bros, go sit down one place. Stop hating, god go do your own

Mumu lecturer. Mind your business.

Pure jealousy and sadistic, I bet those nice lecturers are the ones enjoying the students, free ride, flexing while you wicked souls will continue to wail.

.

Yahoo boys have invaded the threat.

Yahoo boys should stop insulting Buhari and the presidency.

Yahoo boys should do their own while the government should also do their own.


May God bless the real legit hustlers one day.

kennybabs1980:
we have seen an upsurge in the number of students driving exotic vehicles in the campus. But since we resumed from the COVID-19 lockdown late last year, the number of students with such cars and weird lifestyles have increased.

Jealousy at it's peak

Damnnn niggarrrr
Pussy ass lecturer


Lecturer of bad energy
Stay far away

Pick up your device and start a Phishing Career

They're filling the gap of Nigeria's leadership failure and irresponsibility

Imagine a graduate buying text books, photocopying, going for lectures in both pleasant and unpleasant situations,poor parents borrowing money and selling their properties to see their kids graduate and then boom.hes just at home for 5 years and he's seeing his mates driving big cars and living the dream life, what do you expect?
Baba Tani ise wun?

Am I ing cyber crime? Absolutely not but I'm stating that the government's Mal istration over the years and the horrible rape of the Political economy has created an avenue for criminals to thrive

Electricity they won't provide
Conducive environment for jobs,no
Security,for where

And you expect cyber criminals not to increase

This table

Knowing too well they have no assurance of getting a job talk more of lucrative one, they choose to employ themselves in whatever way...after all our daddy dullard have clearly stated no job vacancy that if we want job, make we calm down....calm down as as how is what I don't get..

I don't like or fraudulent acts.......but if u get mind to run am, I wish you luck in your pressing

Ripple effects of bad governance,corruption and unemployment

The yeye lecturer should learn to use a good body cream for clearer skin.

Envy de smell.

The comments section have been taken over by Yahoo boys themselves

See them for up dere

Not every rich/good looking young guy is engaged in social vices though...

Nigerians evil but when the evil affects them directly, they cry foul.

Both the leaders and the citizens lack foresight. The government is not ready to fight poverty and youths don’t understand the Negative impact of doing fraud.

If EFCC is ready, they should drop a website to report fraudsters. A lot of people are ready to report for free.

The government should war more on poverty

The level of Yahoo Boys in the society in general has increased. I don't even know how to feel about it.

Those of you justifying 419 are not better than our leaders.
I was defrauded of ₦20,000 once like that and it pained me Sao much, just imagine what the victims of these fraudsters through, some even borrow money to give fraudsters, some have committed suicide and some went to jail because they used money they were not supposed to touch.
If you are a yahoo boy just imagine if roles were reversed, how will you feel?
Let's call a spade what it is, Yahoo is evil.

Tell your govt they failed youths.

Because you are struggling doesn't mean everybody will struggle to be opulent.
Stop giving excuse or jealous over someone's life.
LIFE IS PER HEAD.

G

Hmm