Monaco2:
That is exactly my thought, they are hypocrites, she had sex like everyone else, not in school premises school was on holiday, so what exactly is her offense that she had to be expelled ?!?

d sucking was d problem.lol

youth nd sex dis days is getting overrated as if a trophy is attach to it. girls are losing Virginity at age 9, 10, everday..on d rampage. dis is becoming unbecoming. Ao do we get here.

buzu84:
Inasmuch as I feel the school should have tempered justice with mercy, they are well in theIr rights to do what they seem right to protect the image of the university.

There is a conduct form each student signs that clearly states that as a student you wold not bring disrepute to the school and that you must obey all school rule.

If you signed that and you are not guided, then you will need to bear the consequences of your action.

So you guys saying she can Sue...she can't win

2cents

So which of the school rules did she break by having consensual sex outside the school premises?

Is it part of their rule that all students must graduate as virgins?

Why would a girl allow filming during sex if she's not naughty?

Or may be they secretly filmed it

even if she goes to court, what is the evidence that she did not consent to the release of the video? Was their any written evidence, she did not want it to be displayed?

The school CANNOT support her in anyway as sexual immorality is not part of the aims and objectives of Babcock.
The best the school can do is reduce it to a one year suspension instead of expelling her.
She only has herself to blame

Jewessgratitude:


Make una leave Babcock alone oooo

Like seriously you guys should drop this matter already!!!
Babcock has done what they deem right. Anyone who's not cool with it should open thier own university and enroll the girl and others who are into such acts. So we'll know where to send your children if you want them to become pornstars and where to send those who will become leaders of tomorrow.
Now I see why our ancestors have refused to leave leadership to up coming generation.

I tot our elders used to say it not only parents that train children but the whole community. So whether she did it in school or outside school, the school has the right to mete out discipline to them cos after the home is school and then the church. Together we shall join hands to rid our society of immorality.

All this people bashing the school will still go back and draw their childrens ears to warn them against such acts ooo. So who's the real hypocrite here?

How people are mentally lazy. they agree to every notion without critical thinking. hypocrisy is a bitch

She should sue

Monaco2:
That is exactly my thought, they are hypocrites, she had sex like everyone else, not in school premises school was on holiday, so what exactly is her offense that she had to be expelled ?!?

No body mentioned the girl s name but the institution and it's reputation is being threatened.

The school took the right decision.

Riele:
They were wrong .

They should have given her scholarship for promoting the image of their school.

And maybe compensate her for the stress she went through while filming the video .

Riele:
They were wrong .

They should have given her scholarship for promoting the image of their school.

And maybe compensate her for the stress she went through while filming the video .

there is a trophy attached to it with the advent of Big Brother Africa. That is why i am against that programme. We should stop showing programmes that promote immorality. It is giving our youths the wrong impression

maximusprime2000:
youth nd sex dis days is getting overrated as if a trophy is attach to it. girls are losing Virginity at age 9, 10, everday..on d rampage. dis is becoming unbecoming. Ao do we get here.

eni4real:
Dope submission!!
She carry the label 'Babcock Students', so the institution is absolutely right!!

The fact that the media used Babcock as caption doesn't mean Babcock is in any way associated with it.

The act was consensual and legitimate within the laws of the country.


It was done outside the school, during the holiday under the watch of their parents, thereby breaking no laws of conduct within the school.

Babcock has no business in it, that's the clarification they should have given.

lonelydora:
Babcock is wrong on all sides expelling that girl. That means they should carry out virginity test on every student, and those that are not virgins should be expelled too.

If that girl has a good lawyer, she will definitely win the case with damages.

It depends on school rules. If school rules States that certain acts have certain penalties, irrespective of where it is committed, she will not be successful.

And Court cases are not as easy to institute and continue as a lot of people make them seem online. It costs a lot of money and it can go on for many years, so that relief, even if gotten after all those years, will not be commensurate to time lost.

MiddleDimension:


how does a grown woman having sex in front of a camera tarnish the image of a school?

let it be on record that a school, which is suppose to be the kitchen where improved thinking is prepared for the society, expelled a grown student because she had sex in front of the camera for her own personal desire and for the optimization of the sexual experience she is entitled to as a result of her being human, and a grown human at that!

shame on to the school!
shame on to the law of the federal republic of Nigeria for not standing for a nigerian when she was being humiliated and excluded from tertiary education because she practiced her human right.

Where is the improved thinking in having sex in front of a camera when there have been countless cases of such endeavours ending in disaster?

ogawisdom:
She deserves expulsion in my humble opinion bc she is a kinda of ambassador to her school

So true. So ambassadors don't have sex. Is the punishment because she hd sex, or it was recorded or it was leaked? Did she leak it or consent to it being leaked?

9ja i hail una

CreepyBlackpool:
the school was wrong to expel her, but hey, this bus Nigeria

well the school image is at risk here
You would have done the same if it was your school tooo

Duggedised12:
people are being emotional and sentimental hence their sense of reasoning is clouded, yes na who dem catch be thief ,it doesn't make us hypocrites it makes us self conscious in our decisions. If she was recorded without her consent either under duress or trick or hidden camera it would have been a different ball game entirely.


To think people dont know this us laughable, many ignorant comments here i must say.

No, I think they being stoopid !

Riele:
They were wrong .

They should have given her scholarship for promoting the image of their school.

And maybe compensate her for the stress she went through while filming the video .

Was there a Babcock logo on her face while she was doing it?

siegfried99:
I agree with freeze on this..as long it was consecual among adults..shouldn't be an issue.

A suspension/reprimand would have been better.

People do worse things than this behind the scenes..

Ole ni everybody

What is the lady's family name? Nobody told us up till now and nobody is dragging her family anywhere. Why is Babcock being tagged ? Babcock's is now a search term on Porn sites instead of her family name.
You see stories like "First Bank's staff beats maid with iron"
RCCG Pastor rapes a g teenager
Airtel staff fights a conductor
Mobil's staff hit a boy with his car.
Why tag other people when someone commits a crime instead of tagging the family and mentioning people's names?

if this man were to be a lawyer in a sane developed nation, he would have won this case for the girl in style, but you know Nigeria is an insane underdeveloped nation.

hardbody:


So true. So ambassadors don't have sex. Is the punishment because she hd sex, or it was recorded or it was leaked? Did she leak it or consent to it being leaked?

9ja i hail una

The punishment is because the video has emerged in the public space and the name of the the school is associated with the principal actors. Nobody is telling them not to have sex as the adults that they are but for goodness' sake, where is the rationale in recording the act? Sex is meant to be in private. When you create channels for your private affairs to appear in the public space then you should be ready to face the consequences.

siegfried99:
I agree with freeze on this..as long it was consecual among adults..shouldn't be an issue.

A suspension/reprimand would have been better.

People do worse things than this behind the scenes..

Ole ni everybody

They should have let it remained behind the scenes

siegfried99:
I agree with freeze on this..as long it was consecual among adults..shouldn't be an issue.

A suspension/reprimand would have been better.

People do worse things than this behind the scenes..

Ole ni everybody

that "behind the scene" is the reason why they are where they are without an issue.

statusquoante:


Says who

Did anybody force you/them to attend a missionary university

you should take a look at the Nigerian policy on education before you say any nonsense on the internet!
below is the national policy of education in Nigeria. if you can't read everything, then please pay attention to the bolded; and let me remind you that the laws of the federal government supercedes any religious doctrine

Home / School of Education / THE CURRENT POLICY ON EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
THE CURRENT POLICY ON EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
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The need for a national policy on education came about as a result of the 1996 National Curriculum Conference which was attended by a cross-section of Nigerians. The conference was a culmination of expressions of general dissatisfaction with the existing education system which had become irrelevant to national needs, aspirations and goals.

After the National Curriculum Conference, a seminar of expert drawn from a wide range of interest groups within Nigeria was convened in 1973. The seminar, which includes voluntary agencies and external bodies, deliberated on what a national policy on education for an independent and sovereign Nigeria should be.

The outcome of the seminar was a draft document which, after due comments were received from the states and other interest groups, led to the final document, the National Policy on Education, first published in 1997.

Since the published of the first edition in 1997, the 2nd and 3rd editions were published in 1981 and 1998 respectively in keeping with the dynamics of social change and the demands on education. This 4th edition was necessitated by some policy innovations and changes, and the need to update the 3rd edition (1998) accordingly. These innovations and changes include:

(a) The lifting of the suspension order on Open and Distance Learning Programme by Government,
(b) revitalization and expansion of the National Mathematical Centre (NMC);
(c) establishment of Teachers Registration Council (TRC);
(d) introduction of information and Communication Technology (ICT) into the school curriculum as a second official language;
(e) prescription of French Language in the primary and secondary schools, curriculum as second official language;

(f) prescription of minimum number of subject to taken by SSCE candidates;
(g) the integration of basic education in the programme of Quaranic schools, to ensure equal opportunity and effective implementation of UBE;
(h) repositioning science, technical and vocational education in the scheme of national educational for optimum performance; and
(i) general contextual change to reflect the state of professional practice in education, among others

Government’s intention was that the far-reaching provisions set out in all sections of the policy should transform all aspects of the nation’s life over time. To this end, Government set up a National Educational Policy implementation Committee to translate the Policy into workable blue prints that would guide the bodies whose duty it would be to implement the policy. The Committee was also to develop monitoring system for educational plan as it evolved.


PHILOSOPHY AND GOALS OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
1. A nation’s policy on education is government’s way of realizing that part of the national goals which can achieve, using education as a tool. No policy on education, however, can be formulated without first identifying the overall philosophy and goals of the nation.

2. The overall philosophy of Nigeria is to:

(a) live in unity and harmony as one indivisible, indissoluble, democratic and sovereign nation founded on the principal of freedom, equally and justice;

(b) Promote inter-African solidarity and world peace through understanding.

3 The five main national goals of Nigeria, which have been endorsed as the necessary foundation for the National Policy on education, are the building of:-
(a) a free and, democratic society;
(b) a just egalitarian society;
(c) a united, strong and self-reliant nations;
(d) a great and dynamic economy;
(e) a land full of bright opportunities for all citizens.
4. In Nigeria’s philosophy of Education, we believe that:-

(a) education is an instrument for national development, and the interaction of persons and ideas are all aspects of education;
(b) education fosters the worth development of the individual, for each iindividual’s sake, and for general development of the society
(c) the training of the mind in the understanding of the world around;
(d) the acquisition of appropriate skills and competencies as equipment for the individual to live in and contribute to the development of the society.

8. In consequence, the quality of instruction at all levels has to be oriented towards inculcating the following value;

(a) respect for the worth and dignity of the individual;
(b) faith in man’s ability to make rational decisions;
(c) moral and spiritual principle in inter-personal and human relations
(d) shared responsibility for the common good of society;
(e) promotion of the physical, emotional and psychological development of all children;
(f) acquisition of competencies necessary for self-reliance.

9. In order to realize fully the potentials of the contributions of education to the achievement of these goals and values, all other agencies will operate in concert with education. To that end, Government shall take various measures to implement the policy;

Accordingly:-
(a) education shall continue to be highly rated in the national development plans because education is the most important instrument of charge; any fundamental change in the intellectual and social outlook of any society has to be preceded by education;
(b) life-long education shall be the basis of the nation’s educational policy;
(c) education and training facilities shall continue to be expanded in response to social needs and made progressively accessible to afford the individual a far more diversified and flexible choice;
(d) educational activities shall be centered on the leaner for maximum self-development and self-fulfillment;
(e) Universal Basic education in a variety of forms; depending on needs and possibilities, shall be provided for all citizens;
(f) Efforts shall be made to relate education to overall community needs;
(g) Educational assessment and evaluation shall be liberalized by their being based in part on continuous assessment of the progress of the individual;
(h) Modern education techniques shall be increasingly used and improved upon at all levels of the education system;
(i) The education system shall be structured to develop the practice of self-learning. Government shall in this regard continue to encourage the establishment of Young Readers Clubs in schools
(j) At any stage of the education process after junior secondary education, an individual shall be able to choose between continuing full-time studies, combining work with study, or embanking on full-time employment work with study, or embarking on full-time employment without excluding prospect of resuming studies later on;
(k) Opportunity shall continue to be made for made for religious instruction; no child will be forced to accept any religious instruction which is contrary to the wishes of his or her parents; and
(l) Physical and health education shall be emphasized at all levels of the education system.

10. The importance of language:-
Government appreciates the importance of language as a means of promoting social interaction and national cohesion; preserving cultures. Thus every child shall learn the language of the immediate environment. Furthermore, in the interest of national unity it is expedient that every child shall require to learn one of the three Nigeria languages: Hausa, Igbo Yoruba.
(a) For smooth interaction with our neighbours, it is desirable for every Nigeria to speak French. Accordingly, French shall be compulsory in primary and Junior Secondary Schools but Non- Vocational Elective at the senior Secondary School.








all the parts that i bolded, shows that the school is wrong!

as for your questions regarding if anyone forced you to go to a missionary university. well, that's not what the country cares about.

what the country cares about is the creation of a just and egalitarian society like the first part i bolded above. and to do that, it says no child will be forced to take religious instructions that is contrary to the parent. and if you want to say we are not tqlking about a child here, well an adult isbeven more free as we already trust their judgement to make the right decisions like is pointed above.

incase you don't know, when applying for licsence, a copy of this policy and philosophy of Nigerian education is given to you and you agree to them. therefore anyone religious or not, can come and apply to your religious school, and as long as he meets the requirement, you are to give him admission without discrimination or prejudice and he is not suppose to adhere to your religious definition of morality if he doesn't want to, and also when it is not a crime he is commiting. deny him access to study in your school, like this school has done to this innocent lady, then you go against the goals of the Nigerian education which is to create a just and egalitarian society. to remind us: the word egalitarian means EQUAL; equal access to education.

@openmine, you may want to read this

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geesilver:
inasmuch as i don't support immorality but it would have been good for Babcock university to tamper justice with mercy. most of our youth does things out of youthful exorbitant without realizing the damage this could cause them and the NAMES attached to them. i was of the opinion of a more remorseful punishment than condemning them to the society. you cant bath a child and throw him away with the waste water.
this was never a case of rape or assault, it seems consensual, why crucifying them this much................treating them this way will never make them to learn a lesson from this rather their heart will be filled with bitterness and hatred towards society. they need us more............ let him without a sin cast the first stone.

... temper...
... exuberance...

adarayz:
This guy is high on albino grass

Somebody should give him milk.

The schools image got tarnished daddy freeze, I think it's akamu that's in your brain

You guy should understand the situation, the caption on the lead video was "a babcock student" not a dark girl
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#be-guided

Educate me on this, how? What's the school problem on what she did out of the school

eni4real:
Buhari for 2023...

Leaders of Tomorrow are yet to be born!!!

I tell you my brother.

Hope say you don comot from the shithole because shit is about to hit the fan.

Youths indeed!

VanTee20:


Where is the improved thinking in having sex in front of a camera when there have been countless cases of such endeavours ending in disaster?

the improved thinking can be seen in the countless encouragement by PROFESSIONAL SEX THERAPISTS who out of their wealth of experience and knowledge, encourage couples to try new things to spice up their relationships! so if this is ti spice up ther relationship, eho the heeeeelll is anyone to stand in their way!

the countless cases ending in disaster is not ti show that they have made a bad decision! it only shows that we have failed ourselves and the society for letting anyone pry into other people's privacy without consequence! if we apply a stiff punishment to those who think they can play assistant chineke in the lives of others; and if we choose to punish severly those who a probably blackmailing the lady with the video, there by commiting a crime under our law, then these cases, as you call them, will not end in disaster.
shame unto us!

hardbody:


So true. So ambassadors don't have sex. Is the punishment because she hd sex, or it was recorded or it was leaked? Did she leak it or consent to it being leaked?

9ja i hail una

If you are the head of the organization linked with this video, you would be forced to take the same action, it's morally right and justified. The lady wasn't a victim in the video, she consented. Now, her indecent action has affected Babcock has an organization.

Monaco2:
That is exactly my thought, they are hypocrites, she had sex like everyone else, not in school premises school was on holiday, so what exactly is her offense that she had to be expelled ?!?

does the word "reputation risk" mean anything to you?