dvee2: We must all speak out against this type of discrimination against women. I am not in support of prostitution,but the way a woman dress alone is not a criteria or justification for labelling a woman as soliciting for sex. Somebody must do something about this.

Okija_juju: [b]This is a result of BAD POLICY MAKING!! What makes a person a Prost[i]tute?! Is it their dressing?! Them standing on a lonely/dark street?! or is it them exchanging sex for money?!

Now from what I know, in civilized countries, a woman standing on a street corner, scantily dressed, chewing gum and bearing all the marks of a prost[i]tute cant be arrested for Prost[i]tution until she is caught in the act or it can be proven that she had intent to exchange money for s[e]x.. Which is why Police officers carry out sting operations where they drive into these neighbourhoods, call the girls over and bargain.. And all this is caught on camera to atleast get the intent (Mens Rea)..

But trust Naija, some idiot sleeps and wakes up, thinks up a foolish idea that basically infringes on the constitutional rights of Nigerians and without regard for the law goes ahead to enforce this injustice.. Thats why these crooks can randomly pick up any girl they feel like, r[a]pe and molest her and get away with it, because the door has been opened for it to take place.. How do these Nigerian ANTI-PROST[I]TUTION ENFORCEMENT officers determine a prost[i]tute from a typical Nigerian girl?! An actual pros[t]itute found hanging around on a street at night can only be arrested for loitering and not prost[i]tution..

Even sef, it should be female officers that should be the ones arresting prost[i]tutes not men..


Its things like this that makes me wonder if we are moving forward or backwards as a country! This is a gross violation of human rights.. Last time I checked, Nigeria didnt have a dress code for women and saying indecent dressing is a crime also bothers on suggestive interpretation.. [/b]

subnormal:


Turbocharged, I once crashed my car and could give a proper account of what happened until after 24hrs. the lady in question may have been too traumatised to get all the details right first time and, i cannot stress this more, NO ONE DESERVES THAT KIND OF TREATMENT from law enforcement agents whose primary duty should be the protection of innocent citizens lovepeddler or not

Legit1:

But they can fvck half of Liberian women during peace-keeping missions?

Gaggi:

My sympathies.

Again, it is impossible to see soldiers, police and man'o'war in a joint task force. It is an insult to the military. You won't even find a police and soldier task force except the JTF. We all know that JTF is a serious task force that wouldn't resort to such petty things.

luvinhubby: I find this story hard & difficult to believe, soldiers don't patrol streets arresting people, she mentioned man-o-war, police and soldiers, which kain combination be dat?
Which group, division, squad or station arrested you. What reason did they give?
The story is flawed, nevertheless should be investigated.

luvinhubby: I find this story hard & difficult to believe, soldiers don't patrol streets arresting people, she mentioned man-o-war, police and soldiers, which kain combination be dat?
Which group, division, squad or station arrested you. What reason did they give?
The story is flawed, nevertheless should be investigated.

VolvoS60:

Sir, you write as if the Nigerian military is some elite group of dedicated men prepared to give their all for flag and country. This is an illusion. There is nothing special about the Nigerian military. Nothing whatsoever. Both the rank & file and the officer corps are largely unprofessional and VERY undisciplined with no regard for the law where civilians are concerned. They are poorly trained and embody the worst stereotypes about soldiers being nothing but psychotic thugs given a rifle and a uniform after basic training and told by commanding officers to 'quench' civilians at the slightest provocation.

They have been indoctrinated to think they are a class apart whereas nothing could be further from the truth. And i say this based on over 2 decades of dealing with these people. Nigerians had better reconsider the so-called advantages of a standing army in peace time - an army which has been nothing but a drain on the public treasury for far too long.

We are waiting for the response of the authorities to the allegations made by miss njemanze. But with what I have seen of the Nigerian military, that would be asking for too much.

Gaggi: My sympathies.

Now, why should anybody be shouting do u knw who i am? That is so annoying and we are fond of name dropping in this country. All u need to do is kindly identify yourself. U don't need to be insultive at these people, it only makes them madder. We know that these people are already a dejected and frustrated bunch and are looking for whom to take their frustrations on.

Again, it is impossible to see soldiers, police and man'o'war in a joint task force. It is an insult to the military. You won't even find a police and soldier task force except the JTF. We all know that JTF is a serious task force that wouldn't resort to such petty things.

Lastly, women should dress decently especially in Abuja. That city is being overtaken by who.res and there is need to weed them out. It is unfortunate though that the task force is going about it in an uncivilized manner.

lanre_front:

The kind of comment above can only come from either a sick or sadistic man.

Even if she went to Abuja to prostitute herself, that still does not give soldiers the right to just pick people up in the road and throw them into their buses as if they are animals, with no questions asked, no explanation given.

Are you sure you're educated?

wealth123: Those who are in the habit of writing rubbish here should stop smoking weed if that is the cause of their actions. How can any sensible person justify the kind of brutality this lady went through? seriously i feel ashamed am in the same forum with these kind of people that should be in the zoo.

I feel so sorry for this country of ours. A country where vagabonds have the audacity to post in a forum meant for educated level headed people, poised for a better society.

*dhtml:
THIS THREAD HAS MADE ME REALIZE SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT ABOUT NIGERIANS. MANY PEOPLE ON THIS THREAD ACTUALLY BELIEVE THE MOLESTATION WAS JUSTIFIED?

karpentar: I am RECOGNIZING and SEEING this babe FOR THE FIRST TIME. I wonder why she thinks she's so popular that a mere mention of her name would set her free. Meanwhile, her attention seeking story is half truth. There wouldn’t be an attempt to apprehend her without any wrong doing whatsoever. She went to Abuja to pro-stitute in the name of fighting for oppressed women. If she’s serious, let her go to the rural areas and see real oppressed women ….widows are forced to marry their late husband’s brothers, women toil in the farms all day and their husbands lazy around drinking tombo in readiness for night s-ex,..etc

The team that assaulted me tried to escape. I chased them down to area 10. Ugo found me there and another soldier cocked a gun, pointed at his tummy and threatened to shoot. A female soldier cocked her gun and pointed at Justina, the girl in my car, who was supposed to be on my show (ability talk, earlier in the day on love 104.5fm). Apparently the female soldier wanted to shoot Justina for having piercings on her face, because she said Justina was not a true Nigerian by that.

Mynd_44:
Seriously. They should lined up and used as target practice

sagan17@hotmail:
She deserves evry bit of it.... and am not an a s s h o le the truth must be said...... she even had time to follow the vehicle , call her brother, call the police commissioner and possibly the media. how sure r we that she's not sleeping with each an evry entity in nigeria in other to get their gsm no...s for tym's like this. LovePeddler!!! thats wat she is. Abiiii she dey think say na movie again

Mynd_44: Wow, she has raised some really sensible issues here. When did Nigeria start imposing dress codes?
Which laws in Nigeria make prostitution illegal?
What the eff are soldiers doing on the streets arresting people over their dresses?
Who the hell gave those boys scout the power to arrest?
How do you differentiate between a normal club goer and a LovePeddler?
Since when did it become legal to arrest people and hold them without trial?
I thought only the police had the rights to arrest and detain. When did that change? Or did I miss the memo on that?
Any military man on patrol without a name tag is a FRAUD and should be treated as such. Dang that's why I love Lagos