dom:
Ibironke? You be senior bros o!!!!!! Respect.
We were the last set of Jegede.

Help tell these small boys abeg

Michael004:
And you are there to know he doesn't have supporters. Like I said, a coward dies many times, but a brave dies once. All what you wrote down here is a beautiful junks. Cowards opinions don't count. Shalom.

where is your medal for being a " hero". Ordinary people forming legends. we have seen legends in the past and they don't sound like you or the idiot that got expelled. You need to sit down and stop hyping yourself. You are too small.

The student that was expelled from the law school did nothing wrong to be expelled and prevented from taking his bar exams. He exercised his fundamental right to free speech and freedom of expression. It is no crime to demand better treatment especially when you are not getting your money's worth for a service that you are paying for. To those who applaud his expulsion for whatever reason, you are nothing but enemies of Democracy and the rule of law.

How can anyone in their right mind applaud when freedom of speech, demand for better treatment and right to civil disobedience is stifled? This is really what is wrong with Nigeria. The citizens are so scared and afraid to speak up and demand a change when things are not going well. Every Nigerian would speak of what ails the country but very few would take a stand and be counted when the need arises.

Like Peter Tosh of blessed memory would say, "Every one wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die." For things to change in the country, citizens like the law student are what the country needs to speak up and demand a change even at their own detriment. "It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees." Bravo to the student!