This is the most peaceful thread I've ever followed. No fight, the OP took the insults with love and replied in a funny way.

PurestBoy: This is the most peaceful thread I've ever followed. No fight, the OP took the insults with love and replied in a funny way.

lol. No time for fight o. Thnx 4 following till d end bro. 3 gbosa for ya head

This is one of the best thread in the history of nairaland. I followed your thread from day one. You kept me glued and to your story and make me look forward to another episode. I enjoyed reading it from the beginning till the end. Thanks so much OP.

Thanks OP for sharing your experience with NLers,you have touched so many lives positively with your experience @ federal palace. You also made me appreciate FREEDOM more,i can pay anything to have my own FREEDOM. bi ekun ba di ale, ayo n be lowuro pls weed responsibly

Experimentist, I must confess u made my week, should incase Seun want to organize award nite for Nairalander, I doubt if your post won't win the thread of the year award... Thanks for sharing we all learnt. Allah ya bar zumunci...

@Op, thanks for sharing your experience. I read everything from the beginning to the end. If you must smoke igbo better learn to do it in the privacy of your own house.

A great thread. Thanks for sharing!

I will also align with the school of thought that you went there for Yahaya and Sunday. I'm without doubt that this has made you a better person.

We have all seen the state of Naija prisons without getting there and I pray this story will call for some change. That people are convicted or remanded does not call for the kind of hell described by the Op. I pray that some people in some quarters would do something.

Once again, thanks Experimentist - It was more of a series for me.

suleiman16: Experimentist, I must confess u made my week, should incase Seun want to organize award nite for Nairalander, I doubt if your post won't win the thread of the year award... Thanks for sharing we all learnt. Allah ya bar zumunci...

toh nagode amin

phy: A great thread. Thanks for sharing!

I will also align with the school of thought that you went there for Yahaya and Sunday. I'm without doubt that this has made you a better person.

We have all seen the state of Naija prisons without getting there and I pray this story will call for some change. That people are convicted or remanded does not call for the kind of hell described by the Op. I pray that some people in some quarters would do something.

Once again, thanks Experimentist - It was more of a series for me.

u welcome brother, thnx for reading thru.

Laifin dadi........... Walahi naji dadin labarin nan. Hmm. Abokina dunia juyi juyi. Kadinga shan mandula agida da Allah.

Bitter, sweet and strange experience indeed. I hope many people will get to read this. Thanks op, God bless you real big.

Plus weed is still not legal in Nigeria o, be careful!

anitank: Argggghhhhhh!!!!



You sure known how to keep people in suspense...one whole week!!!

Gbagaun !!!

Oludrex:

Gbagaun !!!

Guy u harsh oh!

Sunymoore: Laifin dadi........... Walahi naji dadin labarin nan. Hmm. Abokina dunia juyi juyi. Kadinga shan mandula agida da Allah.

ok sunymoore, nagode sosai.

eazylifer: Bitter, sweet and strange experience indeed. I hope many people will get to read this. Thanks op, God bless you real big.

Plus weed is still not legal in Nigeria o, be careful!

God bless u too bro, thnx for d advice.

anitank:

Lol @that question. Funny enough, few of the people I know who smoke weed are the smartest, most intelligent and the most innovative people I ever met as they happen to be my friends (not saying that all my friends smoke weed oo). I am not talking about the street touts who walk about with weeds in their hands. I mean bankers, engineers and real business men. So you see ,it's not about smoking weed being a bad thing, it's just that people have a wrong perception of it. As long as you know what you're doing. Personally I prefer weed to cigarette. While u get nothing from smoking cigarette, weed gets you to that point where u feel this freedom and makes you feel in control, and if u're smart, that moment is the time you think about who you are, what you wanna do with your life and how you want to take charge of things

Ok I didn't just type all that .

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LOL...I JUST LOVE THIS U GAVE OUT. ABEG EMAIL ME ON jifelani@yahoo.com make we relate

experimentist: naso oh. Thnx for following till the end.

bros, you 2much,

youth must work: Nawaaaoooh, young man y u come finish ds story nah. Did we tell u dt we re tired of readn. Abeg try visit more prisons so dt u cn be updating Us.

plz this guy don try with expirence you can also visit there to finish up the story

Oludrex:

Gbagaun !!!

Chai! Na mistake na , at least I try small

Experimentalist.... U too much....d story swit die..buh





Go and weed no more

Well done experimentist!
Freedom is sweet. Respect to heroes and freedom fighters like luther king who for the emancipation of blacks in America and Nelson Mamdela who fought against apartheid - a form of racial discrimination agains blacks in SA, which, to some extent, can be regarded as slavery.
Like I said in my previous reply, this is a real eye-opener. So, I urge everyone who followed this thread to consider this issue as a call to duty. We must make a statement. A statement of intent and will. I feel those in prison deserve better than they are treated. It's sad that many of them are wasting and degenerating in prison for little or no offences, just because they don't have someone to help them or they are not able to contact their relatives to process their bail. I feel we must do something about this issue. If I have the capacity, I will set up a NGO for this purpose. I don't want to talk about the government coz they are a failure. They just can't get any sector working properly.
I urge you all to table suggestions on how these prisoners can be helped. Visiting there as an inmate for some days like experimentist is certainly out of it though.

Jentle-Josh:
Well done experimentist!
Freedom is sweet. Respect to heroes and freedom fighters like luther king who for the emancipation of blacks in America and Nelson Mamdela who fought against apartheid - a form of racial discrimination agains blacks in SA, which, to some extent, can be regarded as slavery.
Like I said in my previous reply, this is a real eye-opener. So, I urge everyone who followed this thread to consider this issue as a call to duty. We must make a statement. A statement of intent and will. I feel those in prison deserve better than they are treated. It's sad that many of them are wasting and degenerating in prison for little or no offences, just because they don't have someone to help them or they are not able to contact their relatives to process their bail. I feel we must do something about this issue. If I have the capacity, I will set up a NGO for this purpose. I don't want to talk about the government coz they are a failure. They just can't get any sector working properly.
I urge you all to table suggestions on how these prisoners can be helped. Visiting there as an inmate for some days like experimentist is certainly out of it though.

bro ur so on point. Tnx.

Justeenaleo: @op u don't mean to tell me dat nobody in dat prison thought of busting ur A-S-S,dey all straight? Abi u no pretty ni?

BAD PHUCK

experimentist: bro thnx very much. I go stop smoking for January 1st 2015 my new year resolution

That would be awesome!
All is well that ends well. Once again, thanks for sharing your experience and thank God for Yahaya and Sunday. Guard this manuscript jealously, I have a feeling it is a future money spinner. Don't let your work get stolen and published without royalty at least.
Best of luck.

candy:
That would be awesome!
All is well that ends well. Once again, thanks for sharing your experience and thank God for Yahaya and Sunday. Guard this manuscript jealously, I have a feeling it is a future money spinner. Don't let your work get stolen and published without royalty at least.
Best of luck.

u r welcome. Tnk u too!

Booty butt chic: BAD PHUCK

Lmao !

Play safe, smoke safe. I love weed. God loves doping children . You are good. Chinua Achebe n Wole Soyinka will envy you.

Op weldone. From your story so if you have money one will be comfortable in prison.?

HAH: Op weldone. From your story so if you have money one will be comfortable in prison.?

yea right, but no freedom of movements, sex, and many more..

wow. Congrats Op

@op how come ur family didn't ask of you for 3days and you didn't even bother to them Instead u called ur friends

babseg: @op how come ur family didn't ask of you for 3days and you didn't even bother to them Instead u called ur friends

I was also wondering why he never mentioned anything about his family in the whole Epistle or hasn't he got one?