Rep Slaps Security Man At National Assembly

Nigeria is lacking one thing, which is "Leader" and not just leaders but a good leader.

The lawmaker was wrong, no doubt.

However, do we know if the lawmaker was insulted or harassed?
A sane man won't slap another for politely asking for id. Think about it.

true talk

simple solution. the fg should install face-reading and face-recognizing chips in all security men operating on govt buildings to avoid a repeat of this as some of us thinks that security men are super human and should be able to know the faces of everyone even if he is having a bad day personally.

  One fact is a majority of nigerians are arrogant and sometimes very arrogant which make it difficult to know who's fault it is here cuz the security guard must have pushed back hard or said some stupid words or then again the senator might have just tried to say excuse me excuse me way n get in but wasn't recognized. The one point is this, communication was lacking and nigeria as backward as ever in everything from personality to mentality to actuality was not lacking in this case. Why couldn't there be layers and barriers of security post without a shouting match? Our basic thinking is too slow and sometimes timid. Security layers does not involve government intervention, yes there should be fingerprint identification, eye identification or watever identification but the security don't need shouting at the gate of any event or place everytime. It is suppose to be the norm to stand in line regardless of who you are and if you are truly a senator go to a certain line maybe more shielded but with watever identification measures the security has implemented to identify such people. 
    We all have to change our ways as individuals or else all things will be in vain. To me ego, caused the rep. to explode the way he did even when it could have been handled nicely but a place of too many egos and rampant disrespect on many levels what do you expect. Half of nigeria's problem are not problems of lack of God's intervention but are problems that we can solve but choose to remain ignorant about. eg national human rights; laws on discrimination against tribes, deficiencies, less priviledged; unnecessary powers to lazy people like chiefs, obas, ezes, igwe, etc. 
Until we begin to  for the most part see that anyone in Nigeria regardless of current condition is capable of being great and is protected by certain laws then our collective innovation for general betterment of the people can be a common goal. If not, many and worse situations like this and more than this will live past this century. hmm,

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  One fact is a majority of nigerians are arrogant and sometimes very arrogant which make it difficult to know who's fault it is here cuz the security guard must have pushed back hard or said some stupid words or then again the senator might have just tried to say excuse me excuse me way n get in but wasn't recognized. The one point is this, communication was lacking and nigeria as backward as ever in everything from personality to mentality to actuality was not lacking in this case. Why couldn't there be layers and barriers of security post without a shouting match? Our basic thinking is too slow and sometimes timid. Security layers does not involve government intervention, yes there should be fingerprint identification, eye identification or watever identification but the security don't need shouting at the gate of any event or place everytime. It is suppose to be the norm to stand in line regardless of who you are and if you are truly a senator go to a certain line maybe more shielded but with watever identification measures the security has implemented to identify such people.  
    We all have to change our ways as individuals or else all things will be in vain. To me ego, caused the rep. to explode the way he did even when it could have been handled nicely but a place of too many egos and rampant disrespect on many levels what do you expect. Half of nigeria's problem are not problems of lack of God's intervention but are problems that we can solve but choose to remain ignorant about. eg national human rights; laws on discrimination against tribes, deficiencies, less priviledged; unnecessary powers to lazy people like chiefs, obas, ezes, igwe, etc.  
Until we begin to  for the most part see that anyone in Nigeria regardless of current condition is capable of being great and is protected by certain laws then our collective innovation for general betterment of the people can be a common goal. If not, many and worse situations like this and more than this will live past this century. hmm,

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GOOD.

The security man should sue his a$$, cos he was only doing his job.
The security personnel has the right to ask Yar'Adua for his ID, if he chose to.
Nonsense, typical thugs as a Rep.

that will make the security man to bring himself low to the level of a thug like the dude.
So all he needs to do now is sue him for every kobo, and with good lawyer, he will surely win, and he can now use that money to run for office against him, and probably win 

The security men in d national assembly are well trained and polite. They are professionals to the core. Visitors staff and members are required to have a tag and once you have your tag or ID card you have free entrance. If you dont know where you are going they go an extra mile to direct you. However if you have no business there they politely turn you back. The member was out of line. He should obey the law since more security measures were put in place 4 their protection after d mend threat

God go save us from these LAW-BREAKERS wey we dey call demselves LAWMAKERS.       I pity d guy sha. Only if Gani Fawehinmi still dey, but God knows best!

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imagine! he slapped a security man for doing his job-which is providing security.
you can see how crudely our lawmakers reason, saying 'he supposed to know me'.
as if the security man has a computer in his head with face recognition capabilities.
funny, this is the same man that will be quick to ask that the security man be sacked
if he allowed a thug or tout into the chambers without checking his id. afterall, he
suppose to know say the thug na brother to the mike tyson lawmaker!

And who cares what happens to him before leaving his house, part of being a good leader is being able to carry out your duty under different conditions/situations

Senator abi House of Rep member?


U are right!



Bullshit! Have u been there? Do you know how many they are? Rubbish!

i will make sure that people like you never head the security in my house or office.
regardless of who you are, you still want the security officer to do their job, which is to make sure who is coming in and out are who they said they are.

this is 9ja for u. This is how our parents disgrace us in public

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Time for lawyers to chop.

On the other hand, how many nigerians are different from the "sick" congressman?

Jackass!