Sayet: no mind me jhor,i just dey follow d thread ni...quite a long,u hardly log on to ur 2go acc nowadays#teamfishers

papindinho: well explained by oga phtemie though.
I think the statement contains two words that are multi-conceptual 'jealous' and 'mistress'. the former having been well explained by phtemie.

Mistress can be seen to mean a woman who is yet to marry or a woman who is yet to marry therein having an affair with a married man.

Thus, we can deduce by relating law with the qualifier 'jealous' and the above definition that law is nosy and overprotective of its subject.

Law wants to be above everyone without anybody questioning her stand as seen in a 'jealous mistress' and this can be sub-conceptualised in 'nobody is above the law'.

And in every context, law prevails whether the law is legal on its own or not, it still wants to prevail. 'jealous mistress'
#just a thought

Chiamaka01: Morning, guys.
Happy weekend.

phtemie:
1:16 pm..Afternoon not morning.

Samtolly4JESUS: #whistling by.............

Happy Weekend!

papindinho: Barry, u dey whistle in broad daylight. Abeg no let snake ejo come here o. #Yorubas go understand wetin I mean

Olastep1: GOOD NEWS
Despite all the challenges we face
as a nation; ASUU strike, Boko
Haram, Power Issues, Corruption
e.t.c, I have some cheering good
news for you.
It's my pleasure and big honor to
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MANGO IS OUT...

YIPPEEEEEEEEEE!!!

emekakelvin: Ópóóro,Shéérié or which kind of mango?Lolz

papindinho: all my ogas in the house,,, I salute you o.














@Olastep oya send the mangoes ooooooooo

phtemie:
lol

Well,I think it means the populace(citizens) belongs to the law..And it is the sole responsibility of the law to protect them whichever way possible.

The statement is only characterised by ambiguity..The word "jealous" is ambiguous(multi-meaning)..It could mean being envious of someone's achievement and at the same time could mean "being very protective of one's possession(s)".

So in this context,the statement can be paraphased as "the law is a mistress that is very protective of her possessions"
From this,we can easily draw out the underlying meaning of the statement as "The law is ultimately saddled with the sole responsibility of protecting the citizens"

I could be wrong though..Just my thought..Anybody with a different insight can shed more light on the statement.

papindinho: well explained by oga phtemie though.
I think the statement contains two words that are multi-conceptual 'jealous' and 'mistress'. the former having been well explained by phtemie.

Mistress can be seen to mean a woman who is yet to marry or a woman who is yet to marry therein having an affair with a married man.

Thus, we can deduce by relating law with the qualifier 'jealous' and the above definition that law is nosy and overprotective of its subject.

Law wants to be above everyone without anybody questioning her stand as seen in a 'jealous mistress' and this can be sub-conceptualised in 'nobody is above the law'.

And in every context, law prevails whether the law is legal on its own or not, it still wants to prevail. 'jealous mistress'
#just a thought

phtemie:
1:16 pm..Afternoon not morning.

FelcoCom:
i don sacrific am as isaac...hp u understand dat sha... hw holiday?

papindinho: Barry, u dey whistle in broad daylight. Abeg no let snake ejo come here o. #Yorubas go understand wetin I mean

Olastep1:




d yellow shéérié o o

Olastep1:




d yellow shéérié o o

phtemie:
1:16 pm..Afternoon not morning.

emekakelvin:
Pls give me dat ur Sister contact,possibly 2go I.D

Afolabi6046: #ChurchiiDeeperLifeLonLo
hup u get dat??

Afolabi6046: Gud jawe my bro, i doubt if u ar a lawyer.
#NoOffenceIntendedOhhh
abeg drop ur 2go id

Olastep1: ....lol







unfortunately,





the mangoes are on strike until further notice