mizz2posh:


I wonder

mizz2posh:


I wonder

mizz2posh:
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Asquare84:


Just remember you are now an ex- convict and can not context for election in Nigeria again

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

Sweeetheart:




make I be your P.A bros. 550k? in this scarcity of cash


it beat my imagination

F117nighthawk:


Which defense? If you stand on your grounds and know your rights, u will not pay a single dime, I have been driving in Lagos since the corona pandemic period, no body from any government agency had stopped me, it's only if I carry passengers in my car them I know I can be liable
Heard u here, u said u valued your time, that's always the case with NIGERIANS,let him open his law books and show you where it's written that if someone alone is driving in his or her car without a facemask is an offense under the law of Nigeria

chillex8:

It was a trap.
You should have worn it before lowering your windows.

Driving privately without face mask isn’t an offense.
By lowering your windows to communicate, you are already in the public space.

javijabor:


You be Dundee

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

dheolexaone:
Breathing is so fundamental to being alive, yet not many people think of this. It is only when we run out of breathe, perhaps after running, when inside water, or when there is no ventilation, that we remember how desperate we need this air (oxygen).

With the bane bottleneck in our society whereby we use the non medicated face mask everywhere within this stipulated period, we cause great havoc to ourselves by breathing in 85% of the CO2 we exhale out of the body back into the body.

Within this experimental period of using Ankara face mask, I got to discovered that majority complain of malaria on a day to day basis wt symptoms such as fatigue, tiredness, headache, abnormal body reactions, high temperatures amidst others...

Researchers discovered that breathing the wrong way hinder the needed oxygen for the brain and cells of the body.

“Shallow breathing leaves a large amount of air in the lungs that has low level of oxygen and high level of carbon dioxide. The transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide to and fro the blood is sharply reduced.

A quick glance into looking into the effects of breathing in too much CO2 in the body are:

Headaches, dizziness, restlessness, a tingling or pins or needles feeling, difficulty breathing, sweating, tiredness, increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, coma, asphyxia, and convulsions, high temperature, abnormal functionalities in the body amidst others...

2 out of a family of 5 in every Nigerian home is now having the new malaria; misplaced discovery where in the real sense, our new Ninja life exposure is what is weakening us by the day.

freeze001:
Why would one be expected to wear a mask when alone in his/her vehicle? Is it to protect the vehicle from coro?

Ladipodeal:


I don't think any VIO fine in Lagos is less than 20k.

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

uboma:



I had to lower my windows at the time the VIO flagged me down.

candyguyofficia:
You fell in their trap when you steeped out of your car without a facemask. It was all planned that is why the other Vio officers signaled you to come meet them. I strongly believe it was few seconds you met them that you were taken to the mobile court, so they court arraign you before the magistrates that you were caught in the act.
The magistrates wasn't wrong to have fined you because you were in public space WITHOUT facemask
Cc:Uboma

uboma:



Pray that you do not get caught up in the same situation. The guys I met yesterday were out to extort money from motorists by all means. Did you read where I tried to make a defence that I didn't need the facemask inside my car as I was alone? Did you read where I described the mobile court Judge being too full of himself and not willing to reason with me? We are in a lawless country where anything goes. I valued my time more than to exchange words with government officials who should have known better but decided to look the other way for financial gains.

legionISproteus:


I was going to rant how black folks are dumb when making and enforcing laws, but I remembered two things

1. White people even do worse.

2. Seun or one of his mods would ban me for tribalism

What is the business of a VEHICLE INSPECTION OFFICER with the dressing of the occupants of the car. Before you know it, FRSC would follow suit as if not wearing a facemask compromises road safety in any way.

Since they are so concerned about the pandemic and "working beyond their mandated job description", why don't they post their staff to research facilities to work with vaccine development teams to get a viable cure for this disease? Rubbish.

They are not ready to work. Planning and problem solving is not their thing, heck that's not what they signed up for! They specialise in creating fake problems and offering a "solution " just like the Mafia.

I feel bad for your experience Mr. Uboma

You should not have been fined

fof1:



What they did is OUTRIGHT Extortion. It is an illegal act.Pls.

fof1:



Rubbish. Criminally Minded. What an unintelligent Response.?