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Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by kristisking(m): 10:00pm On Aug 19, 2015
A call to ban the production,sale and consumption of hot drinks in Nigeria.Do you support its banning?
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by DaBullIT(m): 10:01pm On Aug 19, 2015
In a country like NG , Hot is why some of us are still sane

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by BeeBeeOoh(m): 10:04pm On Aug 19, 2015
Ban our legislators & leave our hot drink alone..

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Nobody: 10:07pm On Aug 19, 2015
The Prohibition - Naija Edition...lol...You really should read about the Prohitibition Era in the US. Prohibition won't stop people from drinking, it will only encourage bootlegging. And many will die from poisoning.
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by therealdeal10: 10:45pm On Aug 19, 2015
It shouldn't b banned
Cuz it wuld mean bad market across d country
Dats sm pipu means of livelihood
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by OZAOEKPE(f): 10:48pm On Aug 19, 2015
The day PMB bans hot drinks, let this zoo be ready for division. We going to bring down this zoo.
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by BushidoBlue(m): 10:50pm On Aug 19, 2015
You mean like this?

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/174605-kano-religious-police-destroys-326-151-bottles-beer.html

The Kano State Hisbah Board said it destroyed 326,151 bottles of beer out of the 363, 853 it confiscated from members of the public in the past three years.
This is contained in a statement issued in Kano on Saturday by the officer in charge of operation at the board, Sani Nasidi.
The statement noted that the destruction of the commodity was carried out in three phases within the period under review.
“In the first phase 42, 000 bottles were destroyed while in the second and third phases 40,000 and 244,151 bottles were destroyed respectively’’, the statement said.
The statement indicated that there were a total of 197, 173 bottles of beer that were yet to be destroyed by the board.
“These remaining bottles of beer are being kept at some of the Local Government areas where they were impounded and they would be destroyed at a later date.
‘’But the other bottles of beer were destroyed at Hawan Kalibawa in Dawakin Tofa Local Government area of the state’’, he said.
The statement explained that the special operations were carried out in collaboration with the eight Local Government Areas that made up Kano metropolis.
The statement, which commended other security agencies in the state for their support and cooperation with the board, called on them to maintain the tempo.
It, however, called on the state government to provide the board with the necessary facilities particularly operational vehicles to enable it discharge its duties more effectively.




Don't forget that the companies which produce these drinks pay taxes which are split to the same Governments that organize the bottle breaking expedition...

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Nelkoko: 11:30pm On Aug 19, 2015
Dem boil d drink wey make am hot?

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by talktimi(m): 11:45pm On Aug 19, 2015
You people want to start your madness abi ?

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Babalegba(m): 11:49pm On Aug 19, 2015
Is the O.P an Islamic fundamentalist
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Onajevwe(m): 12:18am On Aug 20, 2015
kristisking:
A call to ban the production,sale and consumption of hot drinks in Nigeria.Do you support its banning?

I expected you to make a case for your suggestion to ban "hot" drinks.

undecided
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Onajevwe(m): 12:19am On Aug 20, 2015
BushidoBlue:
You mean like this?

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/174605-kano-religious-police-destroys-326-151-bottles-beer.html

The Kano State Hisbah Board said it destroyed 326,151 bottles of beer out of the 363, 853 it confiscated from members of the public in the past three years.
This is contained in a statement issued in Kano on Saturday by the officer in charge of operation at the board, Sani Nasidi.
The statement noted that the destruction of the commodity was carried out in three phases within the period under review.
“In the first phase 42, 000 bottles were destroyed while in the second and third phases 40,000 and 244,151 bottles were destroyed respectively’’, the statement said.
The statement indicated that there were a total of 197, 173 bottles of beer that were yet to be destroyed by the board.
“These remaining bottles of beer are being kept at some of the Local Government areas where they were impounded and they would be destroyed at a later date.
‘’But the other bottles of beer were destroyed at Hawan Kalibawa in Dawakin Tofa Local Government area of the state’’, he said.
The statement explained that the special operations were carried out in collaboration with the eight Local Government Areas that made up Kano metropolis.
The statement, which commended other security agencies in the state for their support and cooperation with the board, called on them to maintain the tempo.
It, however, called on the state government to provide the board with the necessary facilities particularly operational vehicles to enable it discharge its duties more effectively.




Don't forget that the companies which produce these drinks pay taxes which are split to the same Governments that organize the bottle breaking expedition...

I think there is Sharia law in Kano State.
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by BushidoBlue(m): 12:22am On Aug 20, 2015
Onajevwe:


I think there is Sharia law in Kano State.

Even if there is, why don't they reject the revenue allocation from the alcohol sales tax?

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Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by Onajevwe(m): 12:56am On Aug 20, 2015
BushidoBlue:


Even if there is, why don't they reject the revenue allocation from the alcohol sales tax?

Kano people do not want alcohol in their state, so be it.

smiley
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by amuwo1980: 5:02am On Aug 20, 2015
Isis loading in nigeria, we will equally behead you too if you bring you way of life this our neck of the woods. Ban alcohol my foot
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by kokoA(m): 5:11am On Aug 20, 2015
If dem try dat one we go bring back GEJ grin
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by likila: 5:18am On Aug 20, 2015
kristisking:
A call to ban the production,sale and consumption of hot drinks in Nigeria.Do you support its banning?

does shekau eat this hot drink?
Re: Should Hot Drinks Be Banned In Nigeria? by naijaking1: 5:51am On Aug 20, 2015
Guys, don't laugh about this thread, because na small small catch monkey. One day, you'll wake to hear that Buhari has banned alcohol in the whole country according to the sharia law!

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