Me_Aboki: @ ilungboy:
Its not about semantics; because there is clearly a world of difference between lynching (killing) and beating (physical assault) and spreading of false information to incite hatred, which evidently had worked on you.

@ROSSIKE:
Pls don't fall my hand with your poor comprehension, surely can't you at least read between the lines, though it appears here also that the meaning of the word PRESUMABLY seems to have escaped you.

vislabraye: It is things like this that make me like Sani Abacha. If this got to his ears, he would start deporting Indians and Lebanese ( you can't tell the difference ). After aLl, there are more Indians in Nigeria than there are Nigerians in India.

obo_man: No human being should be treated the way the Nigerian man was tortured, irrespective of what he has done....

Those that support this barbaric act should bow their heads in shame....

However, retaliating like some people suggested isn't right either. The Indians in Nigeria weren't the ones in the video where the man was being tortured. If we go ahead, attacking Indians in our midst, we just as barbaric as the people in this video and it won't even put an end to it.....


@ fellow Nigerians, anywhere we find ourselves overseas, we should always respect our host and abide by their laws... If we can't we should come back home. Foreigners are soft targets anywhere, breaking the law further makes it worse....

@ fellow Nigerians, Abroad is not always the solution. India is a third world country, so don't expect exceptional human rights there. The level of poverty and ignorance there is just as rife as the ones you find in Africa. Do your research b4 you travel.. Don't travel anywhere because your mates did. Ambition is good but it should be matched with contentment.


@ Our Nigerian brothers/sisters saying 'yes sir' to anything pale, stop it.... It's inferiority complex to the core.... Respect people based on the values they add to your life and not because they are pale... Same inferiority complex that is making some of our youths bleach their skins..

Spits....ewww..


@ Tribal warriors, those that attacked that man saw a black man, not a Yoruba, Hausa or Igbo... If we hate ourselves so much, we should kuku divide this country. If you think the death of an Igbo man is justifiable, then why are you still sharing nationality with them?

Don't be a coward, do the honourable thing and break the country... idi.ots!!!!

ilugunboy:

Guy ..please keep quiet..!!!

A fellow Nigerian is being meted with such inhuman treatment like this....and all you see is English semantics!!

lastpage: I understand those who are preaching "restraint" but l disagree with them completely! WHY?

In order of importance:

1.) First, l blame Nigerians who go to other people's country and dont behave lawfully.
It's a reflection of our 'get-rich-quick-by-all-means' attitude. We must understand that our "Host" needs to be respected so that they can equally respect us. We must also know that we cannot exort bad behavior to a comparatively decent society, without repercurssions

2.) EVERYONE places a VALUE on their LIFE [/b]and this largely determines "WHAT" they can do or are willing to do, to survive. In a nation where those in govt loot Billions of Dollars every year while the common man lives on less than a dollar-a-day, has created a "breed of Nigerians" who are very desperate and dont place any value on their own lives, not to mention that of others. Such is the rank of these drug-peddlers and armed robbers.
[b]Govt needs to play its own part in ensuring that Nigeria is "livable" for ALL Nigerians, not just the rich few. Infact, we dont have a government!

3.) l counted over 30 Indian police officers in that incident and l find it unbelievable that if they truly wanted to prevent the lynching (yes, it is lynching to be attacked and beaten to death by a mob) of that Nigerian, they could have done more but since he is a Nigerian, and going by the comment of the Police chief, they tacitly allow pockets of lynchers to slip through their cordon, to deliver fatal blows to that guys head. So, this is an "institutionalized lynching" and the Indian Police are guilty of aiding and abetting murder.

4.) The Nigerian community became angered and rightly so, over this lynching ... and they protested the actions of the authority in allowing this to happen. Now, 54 of them were arrested again and are being charged with attempted murder of a Police officer and public disorder! That is what l call adding insult to injury!
Rightly and as expected, the issue of having "legal residency papers" is being used as an excuse to intimidate these Nigerians in India. It is intimidation but a well-orchestrated one that will succeed.

In the light of all the above, ... and l will try to be diplomatic here so you have to "read my lips"

The sequence of actions that should have happened in Nigeria is these:
a.) Some things can not be left to reminisce over, they demand instant action otherwise, you lose the right to act.
Nigerians are very likeable people (bordering on docility) and our "nature" is being exploited all over. A few Indians in Nigeria should have being given "the same treatment" so that our own Police can also act to protect these Indians.
You may say "an eye for an eye" is not good and we should just negotiate this matter ....
but someone also said that "You should never NEGOTIATE from a position of WEAKNESS"!

This guy is dead, the Indian govt have rounded up a few Nigerians and will deport them while it will attempt to charge two or three to court (depending on how Nigerian Govt ratchet-up its own action, these ones might also go to jail!).

If we had taken the "proper action", at the proper time, the benefits will be thus:
1.) Both Govt will be negotiating the "Release and Exchange of Hostages" so to say, not one begging the other to release its citizens!

2.) It will send a clear message to all and sundry that if you kill one Nigerian, you should expect to "pay with about five", now thats what l call "fair exchange". Others will think twice before just mauling a Nigerian to death. if they are guilty of any offense, the right thing to do is to arrest and charge them to court and sentence them wella-wella.

3.) Finally, it will also wake-up our own govt that if they dont shape-up, we can put them (and the whole country) in a bad situation but as those in power, they have more to lose and as such, they will address the problems l listed earlier, that make our people so desperate.
What the rich fear most is a public riot!

Whether its too late to act now, l cannot say but l can tell you that at the end of the day, India will offer some tepid apology and regret 9if we shake them well ni) but hey, Uzoma, a bonafide Nigerian, IS DEAD AND NO MORE!

Next time, Nigerians, dont be so "civilized" naa.... The Law of Moses/Musa is for everyone.

Lastpage!

Mr Aboki:



Point of correction


The Poster you refered to is Me Aboki, I am Mr. Aboki.


I demand an immediate apology that is to be published both here on Nairaland and in 2 major National dailies. Failure of which we result in a Law suit against you for defamation of Character.

alanmwene:
What are you trying to say?Who told you that I am a biafran?Is there any relation between the Biafra war and the senseless killing of a black man in india?Are you on Indians payroll?I am pretty sure that if this unfortunate guy was your brother,you wouldn't be here playing the fu#kin di#khead.You spend your time ranting about your government not providing basic facilities as if there is a correlation between Indians savage behaviour and your leaders failures.So why wouldn't Nigerians treat badly the million of Indians living in Nigeria coz their government failed them as well?You are complete waste of time!

rudedough:

How about this simple solution. "NIGERIANS STOP SELLING DRUGS". If this logic was applied, there wouldn't have been any need for lynching or retaliation. Is this logical or not?

indianin9ja:

Before I return to Mother Ganges in the form of ashes, I'd like to have the honour of taking out as many of those fnckers who wished me harm as I can.

rudedough:

Oboy so na like this person dey use enter court case? Small kinkini mistake like this.

Oga lawyer oo, can I put up a defence that I am partially blind and didn't put on my glasses to see the name correctly? Afterall they are almost similar

Ore_MI_22:

That man was not selling drugs.See how poor he looks, he probably is doing some menial job just to feed himself in India. He obviously does not have the means to afford an air ticket back to Nigeria.He was pulled out of a truck being driven by an Indian and beaten senseless while India police merely watched pretending they could not stop the crowd.What happened to firing warning shots in the air?

Anyhow, Indians should stop calling every blackman a Nigerian and a drug seller as an excuse to lynch him. Indians in Nigeria commit huge financial crimes that hurt our economy more than any drug paddler can ever do. Yet,Nigerians have not killed any Indians.

India should please repatriate all Nigerians in that country,just as Nigeria must repatriate all the Indians here. We are tired of these racist animals living like Presidents in our land,while they kill poor Nigerians trying to eek out a living in India.

It is time for Indians to leave Nigeria. If i catch anyone,they'll be sorry.

yommyuk:

I was referring to the dead guy.
I repeat, if he was engaging in the illicit drug trade, he deserved what he got
Anyone who gets involved with drugs deserves to be burnt alive or have their head chopped off

STOP SELLING DRUGS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES!!!!


Nigerians are parasites in foreign countries committing crimes with impunity that is why the whole world is revolting against Nigerians.I don't feel pity for any of these guys because i have seen first hand the lives they destroy.The Indians should kill every confirmed drug dealer in Goa,that is the only way they will save their communities from these scourge of despicable monkeys selling drugs to their children.

yommyuk:

I was referring to the dead guy.
I repeat, if he was engaging in the illicit drug trade, he deserved what he got
Anyone who gets involved with drugs deserves to be burnt alive or have their head chopped off

rudedough:

How about this simple solution. "NIGERIANS STOP SELLING DRUGS". If this logic was applied, there wouldn't have been any need for lynching or retaliation. Is this logical or not?

playmode: [size=30pt]STOP SELLING DRUGS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES!!!![/size]


[size=15pt]Nigerians are parasites in foreign countries committing crimes with impunity that is why the whole world is revolting against Nigerians.I don't feel pity for any of these guys because i have seen first hand the lives they destroy.The Indians should kill every confirmed drug dealer in Goa,that is the only way they will save their communities from these scourge of despicable monkeys selling drugs to their children.[/size]

thegoodjoehunt:

There is no proof he was selling drugs. Don't you get innocent till proving guilty. He could be an innocent man being tortured and you are here making negative statements.

thegoodjoehunt:

There is no proof he was selling drugs. Don't you get innocent till proving guilty. He could be an innocent man being tortured and you are here making negative statements.

rudedough:

Well that could be true but statistically majority, if not all of Nigerians in India are into illicit businesses.

Do a little investigation and you'll be careful next time you want to speak up for Nigerians in South East Asia and India. They are a disgrace to the Nigerian populace and should be locked up in jail and have the keys thrown away.

I am speaking from a 1st hand experience. I spent 3 months at our sister campus in Malaysia, did a tour from Thailand through India.

Just go outside any bar/clubs at night and you'll see them with their cross bags selling the drugs and they re so dumb, they don't know how to do it covertly. All Nigerians, no other Africans but Nigerians.

Are Nigerians the only people who wants money? Why become so desperate?

rudedough:

[b]Nigerians back home are the cause of all these problems too. How can someone travel to poverty stricken India, come back home within a year, buy a luxurious car and no one asks questions?

How many Nigerians know these Yahoozee boys in their area yet never report them to the EFCC? Some even have them as friends, they go out and spend the money together. Some even idolise them with all sorts of names (Tunde Wire, Arab Money, etc)

Some parents even celebrate their Yahoozee son. These parents pray for them for protection and guidance and bless their new cars.

Every Nigerian that is trying to play innocent on NL regarding this matter should shut his/her mouth up cos we know these guys are drug peddlers. If we cannot expose the rot amongst us, how dare we try to defend these mofos who have choose to undertakes a suicide mission. Who gave us that right?

When hard working Nigerians spend 18 years out of their miserable life in school just to get a first degree, some even go further to spend extra years for extra post graduate degree. Work for years before they can afford a car. These half baked stealing illiterate already own 3 cars.

Curse be that day I'll see a Yahoozee boy or a drug dealer and wait 10 mins without calling the EFCC or NDLEA. The same reason why these Illiterate Government officials who bought their degrees from University of Toronto (Tinubu etc) and those cultists of a senator (Bipi Evans etc) loot us dry and no Nigerian have the balls to stand up but go about their normal lives.

If anyone quote me here and talk nonsense, may Amadioha and Ogun collaborate and strike you down.[/b]

thegoodjoehunt:

Yet that is no proof to tag him a criminal. As you were there at Malaysia, were you a drug dealer? If no then your stats don't hold ground because not all Nigerians go there to do drugs. So I won't tag him one.

Looking at the video, I see criminals committing a crime in front of their officers who also partake. We should be focused on the criminals than guessing and calculating stats to find out if he is a criminal.

rudedough:

[b]Nigerians back home are the cause of all these problems too. How can someone travel to poverty stricken India, come back home within a year, buy a luxurious car and no one asks questions?

How many Nigerians know these Yahoozee boys in their area yet never report them to the EFCC? Some even have them as friends, they go out and spend the money together. Some even idolise them with all sorts of names (Tunde Wire, Arab Money, etc)

Some parents even celebrate their Yahoozee son. These parents pray for them for protection and guidance and bless their new cars.

Every Nigerian that is trying to play innocent on NL regarding this matter should shut his/her mouth up cos we know these guys are drug peddlers. If we cannot expose the rot amongst us, how dare we try to defend these mofos who have choose to undertakes a suicide mission. Who gave us that right?

When hard working Nigerians spend 18 years out of their miserable life in school just to get a first degree, some even go further to spend extra years for extra post graduate degree. Work for years before they can afford a car. These half baked stealing illiterate already own 3 cars.

Curse be that day I'll see a Yahoozee boy or a drug dealer and wait 10 mins without calling the EFCC or NDLEA. The same reason why these Illiterate Government officials who bought their degrees from University of Toronto (Tinubu etc) and those cultists of a senator (Bipi Evans etc) loot us dry and no Nigerian have the balls to stand up but go about their normal lives.

If anyone quote me here and talk nonsense, may Amadioha and Ogun collaborate and strike you down.[/b]

thegoodjoehunt: When you watch MTV, you see people like BirdMan, Young Jeezy, Jay-Z, Big Meech, Gucci Mane, Lil Boosie celebrating with lots of Americans with them. These guys made their first dough in the drug trade. Americans celebrating with them doesn't make Americans bad. When Nigerians do anything remotely close, everyone screams Nigerians again.

Please it is all hypocrisy.