Some lady who was discriminated against is thinking of taking legal action against a hotel

pleep:

Hmm . . . This is interesting. I think it's a good thing though, why do women choose to go to a hotel bar?
It's seems a little odd doest it?

I feel like these women may be comming to "do things" with bussiness men.

aloy/emeka:

So women cannot go to  a hotel bar?. If men can go there, why can't women be allowed to do the same?

aloy/emeka:

So women cannot go to a hotel bar?. If men can go there, why can't women be allowed to do the same?

aloy/emeka:


Some lady who was discriminated against is thinking of taking legal action against a hotel.

Basics007:

Read the original post on Ikeji's blog a few days ago and the comments were filled with mostly attacking and castigating the hotels involved. But now on NL the comments are supporting the hotels and castigating the ladies. The inference have drawn from it is that chauvinism is rampant on NL.

Solozzo:

Are the hotel bars male only? How about men who go to look for women in these hotels? It would be hard to stop women  going to these hotel bars without appearing discriminatory.

One way to reduce the prevalence of this is to make the bars open to lodgers only. Need to swipe your hotel key card to get access to the bar section of the hotel. Simple.

stagger:

A typical visit to Sheraton Hotel in Abuja in the evenings will immediately give you a hint. You see girls everywhere, scrambling over white men and stuff like that. You even see them now hanging around in the car park. Once I met two girls leaning on my car as I was about to leave the place after a meeting, and I actually asked them what they were doing in the car park, and leaning on my vehicle doing nothing in particular.

When I see things like this, it makes my blood boil. Respectable hotels have seen this and have decided to take action. Indeed, what business does a decent lady have going to such places unaccompanied when she clearly knows what goes on in such places?

N101:

@ tivta - you need to update your thinking. Even if there are more women than men in Nigeria (even then this is guesswork), statistically men outnumber women globally.

I wonder where else will women go to have a drink unhindered - a beer parlour? Even if I knew this to be the case, I would go to have a drink with a friend. But then I'm sure it doesn't matter if it were 1 or 10, they would all be seen as potential LovePeddlers.

N101:

@ tivta - you need to update your thinking. Even if there are more women than men in Nigeria (even then this is guesswork), statistically men outnumber women globally.

I wonder where else will women go to have a drink unhindered - a beer parlour? Even if I knew this to be the case, I would go to have a drink with a friend. But then I'm sure it doesn't matter if it were 1 or 10, they would all be seen as potential LovePeddlers.

oti-igba:

dont forget that it is their hotels they can let who ever they want in and throw out who ever they want out! even if it is a woman!

dont forget that it is their hotels they can let who ever they want in and throw out who ever they want out! even if it is a woman!

MAURI:

Not when it can be proven that they are perpetuating discrimination based on sex! That is outright discrimination and it's unlawful!
When we come to Oyinbo land, and we get discriminated based on colour, we will be the first to cry foul!!!  I do not see any difference in this with other forms of discrimination, I stand to be corrected o.
, And by the way, why aren't the men patronising the suspected ladies, addressed for "soliciting" if they are doing so in a place not designated for such.