No matter their situation, a child still needs to be a child. A child should never have to fend for themself. What a messed up country we call home. This is not how childhood should be. That it is, doesn't make it right!
You ppl just say anything that comes out of your mouth. Will you rather prefer them begging or stealing? No child should labour; true talk. You need to understand ppl's situation n try help out in your little way too.
Shut-up heal goat ode, where this children suppose to be doing all this hard work? If we have a good government in this country, if anybody tell me to vote for jonathan, I'll cause that life. Mtcheeew
Human activists should arrest those that employ them to do the hard ASAP......but its all comes down to poverty.......#sadface#.......*no further details*
Hard to tell...what if they are just playing around with the working tools... This days everybody the try form freelance journalist.Person go dey him tin u go snapp am send am for linda sharp sharp...smh . . .
this is so wrong, children at this age shud be in school not a building site, the govt really need to make it mandatory that children are in school till age 18
Making it mandatory for them to be in school is not the solution, most Nigerian children want to go to school. Govt need to provide them means to go to school. By making it mandatory without providing means just gives the govt an out and makes life even tougher for already poor parents. School should be free and govt should provide breakfast and lunch for these kids. Without proper nutrition, this kids won't grow, their brain won't develop properly and they won't learn anything.
And that makes it right, listen to yourself. Are you going to be one of those parents that tell their kids, I walked a million miles to get to school with the same uniform all through school so you have to walk to school and no new uniform for them? When you know better, you do better. Children need to be children. Most messed up adults you see today are that way mostly due to lack of childhood. They have the rest of their life to be adult, why start so early. If children need to fend for themselves, then why do they have parents?
Something is wrong with you Linda...a girl washing a truck is,but a younger boy lifting pans of sand isn't....I am very afraid of where this world is heading to,this war against men in the name of gender equality will over you people.post or don't,just read it.your cunning Linda
Oh yes! This is child abuse.. Child abuse by the government, the people put in place who are supposed to provide their basic needs,and give them a chance,a right to have a normal childhood.. A right to education,a right to have three square meals,a right to be happy,a right to not worry about things they shouldn't worry about at their age,a right to have a fair shot at a bright future!! Yes,it's indeed child abuse..
I just started teaching at a local private|missionary skol in imo and am amazed at hw far below par d pupils perfom. So much dat b4 giving them test, i tell them when and exactly what i'm going to test dem on. Yet, dese guys disappoint. I wondered why until i saw a number of them husting in d local market. Child abuse?!? Judge 4 urself. Greenbel
They are the result of bad government in a terrible country, am sure Thier parents are sum where hustling to survive too or are even in the same place working as laborer. So sad shaa
Nigerians re always too quick to snap pix for bloggers, instead of helping the Current situation . Linda n re paparazzi crew could afford to help the kids instead of displaying their pix on social media, to make money for demselve A day meal won't av cost you much.
Although poverty in nigeria is a well tail, it would take enamored individual to eradicate it.
Nigerians re always too quick to snap pix for bloggers, instead of helping the Current . Linda n re paparazzi crew could afford to help the kids instead of displaying their pix on social media. A day meal won't av cost you much.
Although poverty in nigeria is a well tail, it would take enamored individual to eradicate it.
This is purely child labour and exploitation which is punishable under enable laws in Nigeria. The sender shd do the children the good by sending d address of the place so that appropriate action could be taken. It is not d issue of sending pic but a way to correct the ills in our society which everyone of us she endeavour to do.
You know your country is in a bad state when 90% of adults in their right mind see an underaged child at a building site and endorse his being there without blinking.
The minimum age for work in Nigeria if I am not mistaken is 18. This is abuse of labour. What are our regulatory authorities doing? Somebody please remind them that nobody under 18 may work on a building site or any site at all.
This is nit hussling, this is not chop I chop, child abuse! Social Welfare authorities in Naija take note!!
It is child abuse. When a child is forced to fend for himself. This is all shades of wrong. When you bring a child into this world you should be ready for the responsibility that comes with That child.
Well, you don't know their situation
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DeleteIt's poverty! May God help us
DeleteNo matter their situation, a child still needs to be a child. A child should never have to fend for themself. What a messed up country we call home.
DeleteThis is not how childhood should be. That it is, doesn't make it right!
You ppl just say anything that comes out of your mouth. Will you rather prefer them begging or stealing? No child should labour; true talk. You need to understand ppl's situation n try help out in your little way too.
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Shut-up heal goat ode, where this children suppose to be doing all this hard work? If we have a good government in this country, if anybody tell me to vote for jonathan, I'll cause that life. Mtcheeew
DeleteHuman activists should arrest those that employ them to do the hard ASAP......but its all comes down to poverty.......#sadface#.......*no further details*
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Hussle childabuse
ReplyDeleteSo bad.....Na economy cause am #ABJID
ReplyDeleteC'est la vie
ReplyDeleteOh hell yeah! This is most def child abuse!
ReplyDeleteU always on point with ur dumbness... Those kids are laborers not by choice..
DeleteOh well... Man must chop!
ReplyDeleteYeah it is, in all ramifications...
ReplyDeleteYes now.it is.they are too small for this
ReplyDeleteLind ado you really need to ask??? Of course it is!
ReplyDeleteDear Linda! Why are you asking a question that the answer is crystal clear, no! It's not child abuse, it's child pampering..#SeunLondon
ReplyDeleteYes dis is a seriors child abuse
ReplyDeleteYeah it is, in all ramifications...
ReplyDeleteHard to tell...what if they are just playing around with the working tools...
ReplyDeleteThis days everybody the try form freelance journalist.Person go dey him tin u go snapp am send am for linda sharp sharp...smh
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My dear I blame d govt, dat is y we need change
ReplyDeletethis is so wrong, children at this age shud be in school not a building site, the govt really need to make it mandatory that children are in school till age 18
ReplyDeleteMaking it mandatory for them to be in school is not the solution, most Nigerian children want to go to school. Govt need to provide them means to go to school. By making it mandatory without providing means just gives the govt an out and makes life even tougher for already poor parents. School should be free and govt should provide breakfast and lunch for these kids. Without proper nutrition, this kids won't grow, their brain won't develop properly and they won't learn anything.
Deletei dont think so except if they are been deprived from going to school,but com our parents went to school from farm is all a part of being a man
ReplyDeleteAnd that makes it right, listen to yourself. Are you going to be one of those parents that tell their kids, I walked a million miles to get to school with the same uniform all through school so you have to walk to school and no new uniform for them?
DeleteWhen you know better, you do better. Children need to be children. Most messed up adults you see today are that way mostly due to lack of childhood. They have the rest of their life to be adult, why start so early. If children need to fend for themselves, then why do they have parents?
it's a serious child abuse, dis ar under age kids
ReplyDeleteIts like some pple don't know that there is poverty in Nigeria, kids do worse for money, he may even b learning bricklaying
ReplyDeleteI dnt tink they were forced oo, they needed d money
ReplyDeleteIs part of training not child abuse.
ReplyDeleteIs part of training not child abuse.
ReplyDeleteIf dey are been paid 4 it den its not a child abuse,,,,,,,,,,
ReplyDeleteSomething is wrong with you Linda...a girl washing a truck is,but a younger boy lifting pans of sand isn't....I am very afraid of where this world is heading to,this war against men in the name of gender equality will over you people.post or don't,just read it.your cunning Linda
ReplyDeleteEhyaaa! Dts poverty!
ReplyDeleteA pervert minded paedophilic photographer stalking his prey...
ReplyDeleteThankio...everybody jst de shout child abuse
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Lolzzzz. What if it's father n sons building thier home bcos they don't have money to pay labourers?
ReplyDeleteMy dear, man must survive ooo
ReplyDeleteyes oooo...dis is child abuse.....Every Nigeria child deserves better
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB....
Dis is child labour aka child abuse. those children ought to be in school not doin this
ReplyDeleteOh yes! This is child abuse.. Child abuse by the government, the people put in place who are supposed to provide their basic needs,and give them a chance,a right to have a normal childhood.. A right to education,a right to have three square meals,a right to be happy,a right to not worry about things they shouldn't worry about at their age,a right to have a fair shot at a bright future!! Yes,it's indeed child abuse..
ReplyDeleteChild abuse? I think it's early apprenticeship.
ReplyDeleteThis is heart breaking. How can a sane man or woman handle this kind of work to these little boys. Such a shame. this is child abuse to the core.
ReplyDeleteYes it is but some of them r d laboure's kids. What would they do? Smh
ReplyDeleteUwa
ReplyDeleteIt's not child abuse, it's child labor, it's also illegal
ReplyDeleteNa Hustle..
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It is not easy. One thing or the other lead to that. LIB EMPIRE
ReplyDeleteNa poverty dey cause all dis kind suffering.
ReplyDeletejudge 4 urself...
ReplyDeleteI just started teaching at a local private|missionary skol in imo and am amazed at hw far below par d pupils perfom. So much dat b4 giving them test, i tell them when and exactly what i'm going to test dem on. Yet, dese guys disappoint. I wondered why until i saw a number of them husting in d local market. Child abuse?!? Judge 4 urself.
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This is sad.
ReplyDeleteOver child abuse dey worry dis pix sef. No b small. #happyfriday
ReplyDeleteHmmmm... Our govt
ReplyDeleteIt is o, those kids should be in the school ... I wonder how strong the house would turn out to be.
ReplyDeleteJust asking pls, is there a difference between Child labour & Child abuse?
ReplyDeleteChild abuse of the highest order sef... This is bullshit. But it's Nigeria and anything goes in this country.
ReplyDeleteIf you have to ask then there is something a little not right with you.
ReplyDeleteDey might b doing dis in dere own intrest mayb jut to b ends
ReplyDeleteThis is pure child's use
ReplyDeleteNne, child's use kwa...hian!!!
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Definitely a child abuse Jesus
ReplyDeleteIf na their own house den its not but if dey are doing it to earn a living den it is. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteIf na their own house den its not but if dey are doing it to earn a living den it is. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteIf na their own house den its not but if dey are doing it to earn a living den it is. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't say this is a Child Abuse, the boy is hussling mehnnn
ReplyDeleteThis definitely child abuse and child labour
ReplyDeleteIf you can't take care them then do family planning
Child labor, though they both thread the same line.
ReplyDeleteDon't. Blame d parent that much o
ReplyDeleteIf child labour is not child abuse linda then wat is? Your question ???
ReplyDeleteYou mean "child labour."
ReplyDeleteAnd to the idiot who asked " were they forced?" Yes, they probably were....
ReplyDeleteThey are the result of bad government in a terrible country, am sure Thier parents are sum where hustling to survive too or are even in the same place working as laborer. So sad shaa
ReplyDeleteIt is not child abuse if they are not forced
ReplyDeleteit is my dear. Underaged children are not to b put in these conditions no matter wat. they shud be in school or allowed to play like children
DeleteIs not called Child Abuse Linda is called Child Labor! U see this is poverish countries
ReplyDeleteChild labor is child abuse in that making them work is abusing their rights to live like normal children . ie playing, going to school etc
DeleteYes its child abuse....but times are hard
ReplyDeleteThe innocent children are not the ones to bare the cross
Deletei guess it's kinda of situation they find themselves
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Nigerians re always too quick to snap pix for bloggers, instead of helping the Current situation . Linda n re paparazzi crew could afford to help the kids instead of displaying their pix on social media, to make money for demselve
ReplyDeleteA day meal won't av cost you much.
Although poverty in nigeria is a well tail, it would take enamored individual to eradicate it.
The moment we learnt to be pragmatic the better.
Chai, these kids are too small for this kind of job Nah. But things no easy wetin them go do?
ReplyDeleteChai, these kids are too small for this kind of job Nah. But things no easy wetin them go do?
ReplyDeleteNigerians re always too quick to snap pix for bloggers, instead of helping the Current . Linda n re paparazzi crew could afford to help the kids instead of displaying their pix on social media.
ReplyDeleteA day meal won't av cost you much.
Although poverty in nigeria is a well tail, it would take enamored individual to eradicate it.
The moment we learnt to be pragmatic the better.
child abuse! Nigeria is really frustrating look at those children chai.
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child labor...ignorantia juris non excusat...
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This is purely child labour and exploitation which is punishable under enable laws in Nigeria. The sender shd do the children the good by sending d address of the place so that appropriate action could be taken. It is not d issue of sending pic but a way to correct the ills in our society which everyone of us she endeavour to do.
ReplyDeleteLord have mercy oooo
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You know your country is in a bad state when 90% of adults in their right mind see an underaged child at a building site and endorse his being there without blinking.
ReplyDeleteThe minimum age for work in Nigeria if I am not mistaken is 18. This is abuse of labour. What are our regulatory authorities doing? Somebody please remind them that nobody under 18 may work on a building site or any site at all.
This is nit hussling, this is not chop I chop, child abuse! Social Welfare authorities in Naija take note!!
It is child abuse. When a child is forced to fend for himself. This is all shades of wrong. When you bring a child into this world you should be ready for the responsibility that comes with That child.
ReplyDeleteDaily pay.. 1500.. Hustle bro! They may be fending for there parents...
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