ShyM-X:


Fair game? Where the do that at?

I guess that's why I don't really want female kids, tbh. But won't mind just one.

And if any prick touch my lil girl, his brain is going to be fair game to the bullets of a sawn off shotgun.

God knows how many nyggahs that have been smacked for trying to disrespect my sisters!

biolabee:
They deserve castration,.... I hear theres a way u can castrate chemically

Note this is not limited to nigeria only ooo

Ariel castro is american

baby_123:
Lmaooo! Wonderful response to coogar. .

gabbytabby:

No mind am. We have to stand for something.

Coogar if you never sleep I gat some more reading for you

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7571703

http://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr#sclient=psy-ab&q=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&oq=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&gs_l=serp.3...4254.6872.0.8365.8.8.0.0.0.0.184.1325.0j8.8.0....0...1c.1.21.psy-ab.WC4Ww2VEvUo&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=e2e2284b2943e068&biw=1062&bih=558

http://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr#sclient=psy-ab&q=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&oq=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&gs_l=serp.3...4254.6872.0.8365.8.8.0.0.0.0.184.1325.0j8.8.0....0...1c.1.21.psy-ab.WC4Ww2VEvUo&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=e2e2284b2943e068&biw=1062&bih=558

coogar:

for starters, i have a zero tolerance for trolls. i was minding my business before i was called out. i return fire for fire, i have neve cared whose horse is gored!
At times u should care,i dnt go making illogical statements,sori if u were offended bt i hate ppl insulting each oda cus it solves nting


except that shymexx is right - it's not our business what the north decides to do to their daughters. they decided to go the sharia way some years ago, who cares? who are we to tell the northerners how to live their lives? all the governors in the north have first lady(s) - how many of them have come out to condemn what happened at the senate?
D fact is dat dey wil nt care cos their interest wil nt be affectd and d masses dat r in d north hv a terrible illiteracy rate so dey dnt even knw hw it affects dem,dat is why sm1 nids 2 talk.

ShyM-X:


Sir, I understand where you're coming form and I support your argument. However, as you highlighted, in the quoted excerpt, that only 3% of these people attained secondary school education. So how do we go about telling them that the culture is medieval and that it has no place in the 21st century? You don't want to go out there fighting for people who don't know the difference between good and bad, or right and wrong - and end up being lynched by the same people.

eGuerrilla:
Thanks for your response.
I am not sure the ol' Guerrilla is as old you think, but this is another story ...

The fact that you prescribe credible educational alternatives as a way of creating the necessary conditions for advocacy shows you do take this matter rather seriously. I am entirely in agreement with the view that education laws have, indeed, proven to be the best child laws devised in most countries around the world.

You have to agree, though, that while improved access to education may positively impact the supply chain, we still have the issue of demand to contend with. Question: how do we curtail the later without enacting laws that removes ambiguity on where the Nation really stands.

On a different note, take a look at the alleged hypocrisy of Shariarist Yerima who, by the way, still has cases of corruption pending with the EFCC in the image attached. You see how far removed this c#unt is from the average Northerner you mentioned earlier?

snakova: we keep on complaining abt marriageable ages but r nt concerned dat teenagers r losing their virginity all over the place. if ur culture supports fornication, mine doesnt hence the need to marry off any girl dat reaches puberty. we dont want our society to become as corrupt n immoral as urs where school girls r viewed as fresh meat.

ShyM-X:


Rotflmao. I guess my assumption about your age has to do with when you asserted on a next thread that you marched with Al Sharpton in London. I was probably still wearing diapers when that happened. Age is nothing but a number.

The demand isn't really the problem, extreme poverty is. If we can create a conducive environment for education to thrive in that region and enact/promulgate laws that would ensure that every child out there must be educated to at least secondary school (GCSE) level - then half of the problem would be solved. Education in this day and age shouldn't be a luxury - it's a must/necessity.

Also no matter how we look at it, we still have to strengthen our institutions to be able to make a stand. There are tons of things that are illegal in Nigeria, however people still indulge in them with impunity regardless. So even if we make it illegal - how are we sure people won't still indulge in it and get away? Perhaps, that's why window dressing isn't really my thing - it's just superficial and it doesn't solve anything on the long run. Basically, it's just like saying a lot without actually saying anything.

The Yerima guy's problem isn't the problem of the North - he represents the image of Nigeria, the docility of the people, and what Nigeria stands for. If we as a people can stand up and start asking our elites/politicians questions and making sure that the right and qualified people govern us - without ethnic bias, people like Yerima wouldn't be at the helm of affairs. We as Nigerians, are just hypocritical book readers, shallow thinkers and ethnic jingoists who thrive in viewing everything from tribal lense - rather than standing up for what's right. Since I've been on this forum - I've never seen Nigerians come out in unison, with one voice, to speak for what is right - except when it has to do with issues about those people from that part of the country that we love to hate, and/or are indoctrinated to hate.

lyfe: I do agree with Shym-x, but the case is different here. If you go through the clauses attached to those laws stating that minors can get married you will find out that:

A minor and a minor is a YES.

A minor(girl) with slight deviation in age not more than 10 years YES, but more than 10 years difference NO

The person, especially man asking hand in marriage must not be in the position of authority; must not be your teacher, doctor, pastor, imam, senator, nanny etc.

17 and 19 is okay, while 16 and 27 is a NO NO.

So 13 years old girl and 50 something years old Mallam/Senator....NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

collynzo2: Bloody hypocrite, what is this talk about enacting laws that will make education to a certain level compulsory? How about allowing people to do what they feel like as you stated earlier?? Talking about tribalism/ethnicism, there is no bigger tribalist than you in Nairaland, you always find a way to bring a tribal twist into every topic even when it isn't really there. As for referring to Nigerians as 'we' since when did you foolishly become Nigerian again? You sir, are a grade A bellend.

ShyM-X:


Rotflmao. I guess my assumption about your age has to do with when you asserted on a next thread that you marched with Al Sharpton in London. I was probably still wearing diapers when that happened. Age is nothing but a number.

The demand isn't really the problem, extreme poverty is. If we can create a conducive environment for education to thrive in that region and enact/promulgate laws that would ensure that every child out there must be educated to at least secondary school (GCSE) level - then half of the problem would be solved. Education in this day and age shouldn't be a luxury - it's a must/necessity.

Also no matter how we look at it, we still have to strengthen our institutions to be able to make a stand. There are tons of things that are illegal in Nigeria, however people still indulge in them with impunity regardless. So even if we make it illegal - how are we sure people won't still indulge in it and get away? Perhaps, that's why window dressing isn't really my thing - it's just superficial and it doesn't solve anything on the long run. Basically, it's just like saying a lot without actually saying anything.

The Yerima guy's problem isn't the problem of the North - he represents the image of Nigeria, the docility of the people, and what Nigeria stands for. If we as a people can stand up and start asking our elites/politicians questions and making sure that the right and qualified people govern us - without ethnic bias, people like Yerima wouldn't be at the helm of affairs. We as Nigerians, are just hypocritical book readers, shallow thinkers and ethnic jingoists who thrive in viewing everything from tribal lense - rather than standing up for what's right. Since I've been on this forum - I've never seen Nigerians come out in unison, with one voice, to speak for what is right - except when it has to do with issues about those people from that part of the country that we love to hate, and/or are indoctrinated to hate.

ShyM-X:


You epitomise the reason why I'd rather verbally ra.pe pillocks in their ar.ses with no vaseline than debate them. I bet you don't know people can be educated without compromising the nucleus of their culture and traditions? The form of education I'm alluding to here, is a means, of making them be able to relate to and operate in the 21st century. With that, they will be able to make rational judgement - and know how to exist within the legal framework which governs the land. Stop bringing your simplistic thought process into this.

Hell phucking yeah, I'm a tribalist - and then what? Perhaps, you ought to know that when you're in Rome, you have to act like the Romans - and when you're in planet ape, becoming an ape is a necessity. Who gives a phuck about what an inconsequential and miserable soul thinks, anyway? You defend yours and I'll defend mine - end of story! Go see a shrink, if you don't like that.

And I pick and choose when I want to be a Nigerian - have you got a problem with that, son?

CAMEROONPRIDE: Oxford: Pedophile Muslim Boyfriend Prepared Underage Girl for Gang-rape Using intimacy gadgets and Numbing Cream


Tuesday, 26 February 2013 04:42 M. A. Khan

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According to a report by the BBC, Mohammad Karrar, pedophile boyfriend of a 12-year-old girl, had used brutal assaults on her to prepare her for gang-rape by his friends and acquaintances.

The girl told the court that Mohammad Karrar, her boyfriend, used intimacy gadgets and numbing dental cream on her Instruments so that she can bear the pain of gang-rape by a group men, all Muslims, at an Oxford flat.

oxford-muslim-pedophile-gang-rape-accusedThis was heard in court as part of a pedophilia gang-rape case, committed by 9 Muslims men from Berkshire and Oxfordshire, accused of sexually exploiting 6 underage girls, between 11 and 15 years old.

Sobbingly she told the court that 5-6 men then came to the flat and raped her on the kitchen table.

Karrar and 8 other accomplices are being tried for a total of 51 sexual offences, including rape and trafficking of underage girls from 2004 to 2012.

She said that it hurt her “much”, and in order a stop her from crying, they gagged her mouth.

The men drank alcohol and took drugs before taking turns to rape her, she claimed.

She informed the court that Mohammad Karrar and his brother Bassam also took her to sex-parties in Wycombe where groups of men, as many as 10, would "swarm around" her, playing horrendous sex-games, including handcuffing her, horse whipping her and dripping hot wax on her.

"At the time I thought he (Mohammed Karrar) loved me."

"Forgive me, I feel stupid,” she said.

The accused, all in custody, are Kamar Jamil (27), Akhtar Dogar (32), his brother Anjum Dogar (30), Assad Hussain (32), Mohammed Karrar (38), and his brother Bassam Karrar (33), Mohammed Hussain (24), Zeeshan Ahmed (27), and Bilal Ahmed (26


muslims I Hail

collynzo2: Everything you wrote points back to my first 2 words in the post you quoted, 'bloody hypocrite'. What form of education are you talking about? You clearly mentioned secondary education as a compulsory benchmark, what if, as in the case of the Almajiris, such a system of education in not allowed by their culture? I fail to see how you can be campaigning for people to do what the want in one post and then go ahead to suggest they make education for those same people compulsory in another post.
So you now admit being a tribalist on Nairaland with the excuse of 'doing as the Romans when in Rome'? What if the other tribalists you take pleasure in castigating from your very high-horse give the same excuse? Refer back to those 2 words of mine. You can continue to pick and choose when to be Nigerian,I just hope your personality on Nairaland is not the same in real life, else you are the one who truly needs a shrink. You come across as a very unstable being (online at least). One minute you are condemning blacks as a whole, the next minute you are condemning just Africans, another minute you are condemning Nigerians, then non- yorubas. Again, I hope this personality of yours doesn't exist beyond the internet.

ShyM-X:


That's the problem with debating simplistic people who have little or no knowledge about history. Who told you Islam is against education? Ever heard about the scholastic learning centre in Timbuktu and the first ancient university in the world in Salamanca, Spain? Who do you think built those universities? Well, Islamic scholars built them. Even back when Timbuktu reigned supreme - education was a necessity! Now go check the literacy rate of the most Islamic countries in the world like: Bahrain, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia etc. to get your answer if Islamic culture doesn't agree with education.

I guess you also don't know that the Hausa tribe has the oldest written records in Nigeria. They've got their history on books older than 300 years old. You need to read more, son.

Who gives two fvcks about what the others do. You lot crossed the line - and I serving every single one of you. You don't call someone you don't know cowardly, dirty, having facing marks, of.e.m.manu, and ugly - just because I told you I belong to a particular tribe. Heck, no whitey has ever called me anything like that. No one has ever labelled me such till I registered on this forum - and I shall continue to serve plonkers till the day I phuck off the forum. Most of you are lucky this isn't real life because I swear down, some people's faces would've been smacked in. Where I'm from you don't call someone a coward without being able to back it up. Just keep it on the internet - that's all I'm going say.

Anyway, why do you care about how I lead my life offline? Listen mate, it's non of your damn business. Keep your inane shenanigans online - and mind your darn business.


I'm out!!

Take this: BI.TCH DON'T KILL MY VIBE!!

I am a sinner who's probably gonna sin again
Lord forgive me, Lord forgive me things I don't understand
Sometimes I need to be alone
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe
I can feel your energy from two planets away
I got my drink, I got my music
I would share it but today I'm yelling
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe

rabzy01: Sex abuse spans spectrum of churches.Despite headlines focusing on the priest pedophile problem in the Roman Catholic Church, most American churches being hit with child sexual-abuse allegations are Protestant, and most of the alleged abusers are not clergy or staff, but church volunteers.
The surveys suggest that over the past decade, the pace of child-abuse allegations against American churches has averaged 70 a week.

http://m.csmonitor.com/2002/0405/p01s01-ussc.html

Christians I hail.

collynzo2: Hahaha I don't know why you always remember that song when I am about to destroy you online. For the records I never mentioned Islam in my post, I don't know if the Almajiri system is cultural or religious in nature. All those examples you mentioned are irrelevant when you consider the fact that some of the northerners still consider the form of education you suggested alien to them, are you going to deny that? If you don't deny it then, how do you reconcile making education compulsory for even those who do not want it with your 'philosophy' of allowing people to do what they want?

ShyM-X:
Vatican City (Roman Catholic): 18 as the age of majority, in the case of minors; 16 for males and 14 for females with parental or judicial consent per code of canon law.

New Hampshire (USA): Applicants who has reached the age of 18 can marry without parental consent.
A female between the age of 13 and 17 years and a male between the age of 14 and 17 years can be married only with the permission of their parent (guardian) and a waiver (See Waiver).
Waivers: When "good and special cause" is shown waivers may be obtained which can alter certain requirements.

New York (USA): If either applicant is under 14 years of age, a marriage license cannot be issued.
If either applicant is 14 or 15 years of age, such applicant(s) must present the written consent of both parents and a justice of the Supreme Court or a judge of the Family Court having jurisdiction over the town or city in which the application is made.

South Carolina (USA): If you are under 18, you will need a certified copy of your birth certificate and a notarized statement of parental consent.
The minimum age for a female is 15 (13 if she is pregnant, has a physician's statement verifying same, and the consent of her parents) and it is 16 for a male.

Angola: 15 with parental consent, although this restriction is not enforced effectively and the traditional age of marriage in lower income groups often coincides with the onset of puberty.

Tanzania: 18 for males and 15 for females. 15 with court permission if specific circumstances make marriage appear desirable. The Penal Code provides that persons of "African or Asiatic descent" may marry or permit marriage of a girl under 12 in accordance with their custom or religion if marriage is not intended to be consummated before she is 12.

Denmark: 18, or 15 with an exemption named "Kongebrev" (which is a "letter from the king [granting an exemption]".

Georgia: 18 but 15 with parental consent.

Lithuania: 18, 15 with court permission, minors can only marry below 15 if they are pregnant females with court permission.

Bolivia: 14 for female, 16 for male.

Paraguay: 16 for men, 14 for women.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriageable_age

biolabee: Just want to add chemistry is derived from an arabic word

SNCOQ3:
So is algebra. Its not about the race but about the belief system that shapes the culture. Islam is retrogressive.

Gbawes:

No need to debate with ShyM-X, the cretin just proved he's a pedo despite his disguised assertions to prove otherwise.

SNCOQ3: It took many many years of immense pressure from activist to permit Saudi Arabian women drive a car.

If left to ShyM-X's 'cultural evolution' theory, it would never have happened.

biolabee: Tragic.. Isn't it

Forerunners of thought now bogged in archaic child bride mess