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Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:26am On Aug 13, 2015 |
olokfor:People do this all the time, next! 1 Like |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by RobinHez(m): 11:27am On Aug 13, 2015 |
99set:Lool...wrong thread ![]() |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Mariojane(f): 11:29am On Aug 13, 2015 |
onuwaje: ![]() ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:29am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Bollinger: Very true. But sometimes if you no train those kids, the kain mumu way them go day do, you fit even ask God question one day. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Seventeen(f): 11:30am On Aug 13, 2015 |
othenok:which kain good school ('school for d rich') be dat where dem de fight for water/trekking allover before u get water/go without water for days. (the articles words oo not mine). Even my youngest sibling who graduated from secondary school years back had boreholes and solar powered electricity scattered all over their average school wey nobody know about. Am not dissing d Mea Mater school oo.. Am just wondering, dats all. ![]() |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by successinlife: 11:34am On Aug 13, 2015 |
daamazing: Hahahahahaahah, Americans teens are Million times dangerous than Naija niggers.Don't think they are going to be mugu to their teenage mate in Naija.If a child did not join a clique in the US,no be naija clique go do them nada.Ride on good dad,i did same for my first son when he started following bad congolese shoplifters,this kids will pilfer in a camera laden mall,naija boys never reach that level. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by wx9Z: 11:36am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Mind you, d school wey dem go for enugu na one of the most expensive schools for enugu o. What if dem come go d one wey I go ? When teacher dey use Igbo teach maths ( and I no dey hear Igbo ) www.yeyepikin.com for your movie news, update, reviews and lots more. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by alfakoro1(m): 11:38am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Nice one. It's good u knw Nigerians are of gratitude. ND u r a good dad. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by onuwaje(m): 11:39am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Mariojane:Is it ur learn? ![]() |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:39am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Not my son. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by missKiffy(f): 11:40am On Aug 13, 2015 |
gimakon:Must you tribalise the thread, smh |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by millionboi(m): 11:41am On Aug 13, 2015 |
To see a hell cald a country |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by successinlife: 11:42am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Dollyak: No Ma. I disagree, experience is the best teacher,let them feel and taste what life is in Africa and they will be better off for it. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by musicwriter(m): 11:45am On Aug 13, 2015 |
It's a very good idea!. As a matter of fact, I will recommend this for any parent. Children should grow up in a village setting, where they'll be allowed to experience nature and the natural way things get done. If you need water you go to the stream to fetch it, if you need a fish you to to the stream to fish, if you need a fruit you go to the nearby bush, e.t.c. All these will be very beneficial to the children in future. It will make them develop a natural attitude of being self reliant, and they'll be grateful for any little thing when they get back to the US. I totally understand what their father is doing. The children will thank him later. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:48am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Nice one from an Igbo Father... But, an average yolobahMahn will kwandem Nigeria and dump their kids in that wasted West to get spoilt on wealth. As a full-blooded omo-Yoruba, my advice is for their father not to tell them about Biafra. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:48am On Aug 13, 2015 |
You can't raise wholesome kids in the USA, you need to send them to Nigeria at least till they finish high school |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 11:49am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Its very common here in the UK.It happened to me too. We call it shipping. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Baroba(m): 11:50am On Aug 13, 2015 |
ronald4lif: That's the school owned by the criminal Chimarokee Nnamani, a lot of Igbos in diaspora are sending their wards their, especially those in America.. He should have sent them to Union boys Awknanaw or one of those village schools run by Catholics, just like the one I attended, Marist Brothers Juniorate Okigwe.. Na there they go see fire.. Kudos to the man all the same.. 2 Likes |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by ORALL: 11:52am On Aug 13, 2015 |
Dollyak: See them,you need to check your dictionary for the meaning of grounded if it correlate with this write up,I can bet my left balls that if the man wife was a nigeria,she would not allow the man to take such steps...she might even report him to the police...no wonder nigeria men are going after foreign women... |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by PBundles(m): 11:55am On Aug 13, 2015 |
The school in question is not your TYPICAL secondary school as the dad is trying to portray. See below: www.mmehs.com Mea Mater Elizabeth High School is a private Nigerian secondary school institution. It is a boarding school. The school was opened in September 2004. It is located in the village of Ojiagu in Agbani, Enugu The new principal is Rtd. Wing Commander Pam M. Pam. He assumed the position of principal on the 27th of June 2013. The school is divided into the Junior School, or Year 7 to Year 9, and the Senior School. Students are divided into four houses; red,blue,green and yellow. Students come from all over Nigeria, such as Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja and Warri. International students who may attend Mea Mater come from all corners of the world, from the U.S. and Canada to the United Kingdom to Germany and Ireland to Italy, etc.There is an entrance examination outlet and center in Abuja. for more information visit [2] Mea Mater Elizabeth High school has produced scholars who are now scattered all over the world pursuing their dreams.A student by the name Chinenye Amanze was presented an African leadership academy award.[3] the school was also noted as on of the best performed schools in Africa in the year 2011. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Forwetinnah: 11:59am On Aug 13, 2015 |
If you've never known Lack, you'll never appreciate Abundance. Good for their Dad...Nigerian parents should do this more often, Kids brought up overseas (especially in the US) are mostly lost causes. You can imagine my niece ordering her Dad to step aside because she wants to take a snap shot alone...in a family gathering for that matter. Smh |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by successinlife: 12:02pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Baroba: Nna the purpose of sending these kids to their father's root,lineage and kinsmen is not to see fire but to learn moral values and respect,self sufficiency, leniency and above all to feel and see first hand on how things work,what and how their father struggled to get to where he is. Remember the kids were not delinquents but the father just want to prepare them for the task before them.Really good training. 2 Likes |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by b4bola(m): 12:03pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
gimakon:who tell you una get . |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 12:13pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
there is a school like this in the north too. Key Science Academy Nasarawa. the students are mostly Governors and senators children or those who did their early education abroad. Teachers are not allowed to flog them. Cuz you don't know whose child you are flogging. the corper who flogged a student not knowing he was a senators child got sacked. during PTA or visiting day you will see the latest rides all around. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Spidermon: 12:13pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Nigeria is now a place you use to keep foreign based well to do children in line. What a pity |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by ebukav(m): 12:15pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Lol, send dem go beta skul, no be skul wen go spoil dem pass away, dat skul is corrupt, so corrupt, |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by elbaraj001(m): 12:17pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Bugatie:Lol...wetin d man do u na? |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by jomoh: 12:27pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Dollyak: The primary objective here is not for punishment but for the boys to learn first hand how to value, appreciate and show gratitude for things they ordinarily would've taken for granted. The objective is for the boys to learn first hand that things don't come easy The objective is for the boys to learn first hand that they have to work extra hard to get things they want in life. The objective is for the boys to learn first hand that they wont always get assistance to do things they want done. This is not about punishment. This is about getting trained and learning things that can never be taught in the US. How do you ground a child to learn how to trek to Fetch water in the US when there's water running everywhere How do you ground a child to learn to wash his own cloth with his bare hands when there's washing machine How do you ground a child to appreciate Electricity when there's always constant electricity You might be able to improvise on these lessons but it will all amount to punishment and act of wickedness on the part of the boys if they do not experience it first hand. 2 Likes |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Nobody: 12:28pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
missKiffy: Heheheheheh come and marry us, no day vex. E nugo. |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by missKiffy(f): 12:30pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
gimakon:If I hear |
Re: Father Sends His US-born Teen Sons To Nigeria To Learn Gratitude by Untrollable: 12:36pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
gimakon: Every other tribe does this so it's not groundbreaking. You don't have to tribal fanboy |
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