Today the House of Rep. debated on the issue of Nigerians in foreign jails. With several news lately about this issue and debates here and there, I will like to know who is to be blamed for their misfortune? Victims (if they can be called so), government, parents or society?
Share your view.

L.o.l! I wil nt be suprised if someone said " i blame Jonathan".

The information gap is so wide that people don't know what the outside looks like.Blame the values we all share.But systems are created by governments and people are a product of a system they are coming from,blame government.More information is needed to prepare people.Its not green on the other side.

Simply put, their GREED!

Criminality of southern Nigeria peeps

DivideUs: Criminality of southern Nigeria peeps

Something is really go through your mind,all your post gives you away,dividing Nigeria will never solve any problem.Every tread you try be bring tribalism into it,cant you engage in an intelligent discussion apart from this mind set.You will be dis pointed when the country finally goes the way you wish.

The blame goes to the people in the jails, they broke the laws and should pay for it

van bonattel: The blame goes to the people in the jails, they broke the laws and should pay for it

Its information,some people don't know that expired visa can take you to jail in some countries.If people have real information of the other side,some people will not bother to make the journey

So what?
Lots of nationals of other countries are in jails here

Who else should take the blame if not the person who committed the crime?

If you did the crime please shut up and do the time, regardless of where you are.

I blame the Nigerian economy and thier greedy self

I blame racism

Must you blame someone...ok its all tonto dike's fault

firstly, we have to blame the people that broke d law but u should be aware that not all d people serving jail terms are guilty.

Secondly, we have to blame Nigerian Government too afterall there is Nigerian Embassy out there to take care of the welfare of Nigerian citizens but they seems to be spending our money in a diplomatic way & move around with white babes.

Lastly, i think it's normal to orientate all travelers about d basic rules of the country they are going to.

E NO GO BETA 4 NIJA GOVERNMENT!!!

Who is to Blame

Ignorance and greed

lacasa: Who is to Blame

All I know is that the gods are not to blame.

Blame the bad state of the economy which is the main reason why most people involve themselves in dirty deals in order to make it by all means.

Nigeria














blaming since 1960

J-Mystique:
Must you blame someone...ok its all tonto dike's fault

yes, tonto dike caused all these things we are goin through in nigeria

Lets Blame PDP and GEJ...They are responsible for the Amalgamation in 1914 as well as the Nigerian Civil War.

tomakint: Simply put, their GREED!

. Me, is 2 blame

See question o! Abeg who committed their offence for them?

GEJ of course!

Government is to blame.

Put the blame on " Akon"

The culprits of course! Did the government commit the crimes on their behalf? Any way, the senate could ensure that they get fair judgement and treatment.

D Gods must be Blame

blame Nigeria bad govt. and economy !

More wish to leave naija, then expectation and responsibility is high

I once watched a TV documentary about the enviable lifestyle enjoyed by convicts in Norway, particularly some who are housed on an island where there are no bars or locked doors, and where all the recreational facilities and modern amenities of a comfortable life are provided free to inmates, along with educational opportunities to match those available at a price on the “outside”.

A few inmates were interviewed for that TV show, and one, who spoke with an unmistakable Nigerian accent, was so delighted with the accommodations that he waxed rhapsodic about his idyllic life as a guest in that Norwegian island correctional facility. One can imagine a gentleman like that re-offending weeks after his current sentence ended, so as to re-enroll for another leisurely stretch in jail, at tax-payers’ expense, and with generous conjugal visits thrown in to sweeten the deal.

Unlike Nigerian jails, where families of inmates are expected to deliver to jail all meals for their convict kin, and where many prisoners subsequently die of hunger, inmates in many of Western Europe’s jails are provided with a considerably higher standard of life than many of those inmates were accustomed to enjoying in the homes and neighborhoods where they grew up. Some jails in Switzerland are downright luxurious, by many accounts, and since most people, including Nigerians, appreciate luxury, and indeed aspire to a life of luxury without labor, it is no surprise that Nigeria is WELL represented in jails worldwide.