DOING SOMETHING RIGHT!

[sengah]

Liberia has banned students from wearing artificial hair extensions such as weaves or attachments at school.
Education Minister Joseph Korto told the BBC it was a way of "instilling moral discipline in our young people".
He said students are also banned from wearing skirts or trousers that expose their underwear in any way.

[giselle]

wat the heck? Wat yr do they think it is, the 1920?

[dubz]

its not allowed in zambia too

[roshlove]

Pretty logical if you ask me. Did they seriously need to be banned for them to know this?

[krazyzm]

true,ati thongs,we dont need to see them things or that bad weave from pep stores or primax.

[$$$$$$]

Finally a short thread....and who said nagging doesnt work?

[krazyzm]

so u nag people alot huh??LMAO

[bad_news]

TE BUFONTINIFYE UBU MULI KA MINISTER KA KU LIBERIA???....HAHAHAHAHAHA


NOW U SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN U LET FEMALES RULE HUH??

GEORGE WEAH WOULDN'T HAVE LET THAT HAPPEN.

[oreole]

TE BUFONTINIFYE
lol true

[tyra]

Liberia has banned students from wearing artificial hair extensions such as weaves or attachments at school.
Education Minister Joseph Korto told the BBC it was a way of "instilling moral discipline in our young people".
He said students are also banned from wearing skirts or trousers that expose their underwear in any way.


thats not liberia....its fatima!