@ishit4body, I think other people stance isn't the act it self, it's the aftermath,

Talking about picture, I won't put my pics out there, they have many perverts out there

ishit4body:

Many of you can not even put your picture up on NairaLand, yet you shout how right it is for people to go out snapping everyone they see with their camera phone. Or why havent you put up your pictures in the public domain? You freaking ugly or you look like a monkey?

You look like an escort. I like you!

You know I can put out my non face pic for half an hr and then take it down, what you say, LOL

Inked_Nerd:


Hehehe, I agree with manny4life there are too many sheisty people on NL to put up pics. I'm not an ugly girl but the people on NL can be at time very weird and make it quite difficult to wanna put up a pic. Nice bod though. I applaud you for having the guts put up a pic.

That is so rude, she looks nothing like an escort. Seems like your lookin' to rile her up to get a response.

Hehehehehehehe, you also want to tap that "bod," I am down for a three-some, if you don't mind. And Yes, she looks like an escort! I pim*p people out all the time and if she wants a job, I'd hire her in a heart beat. Good body, supple lips, knows how to create a thread, thunder thighs, and above all, she is a drama queen, what more can a "John" ask for?

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fstranger:

Hehehehehehehe, you also want to tap that "bod," I am down for a three-some, if you don't mind. And Yes, she looks like an escort! I pim*p people out all the time and if she wants a job, I'd hire her in a heart beat. Good body, supple lips, knows how to create a thread, thunder thighs, and above all, she is a drama queen, what more can a "John" ask for?

Let's see your six pack first to know if you're a match before talking about a 3some, this ain't no sex site. All a john can ask for is good body like she said not monkey one,

fstranger:

Hehehehehehehe, you also want to tap that "bod," I am down for a three-some, if you don't mind. And Yes, she looks like an escort! I pim*p people out all the time and if she wants a job, I'd hire her in a heart beat. Good body, supple lips, knows how to create a thread, thunder thighs, and above all, she is a drama queen, what more can a "John" ask for?

You are just being obnoxious. You think playing the LovePeddler doesn't have severe negative consequences on the body. She looks like a model or an athlete as a matter of fact.

we've got funny people here. . . . . .Nigerians will travel to the western world armed with their cameras to snap away their vacation, not to mention taking pictures of places like the White house, Buckingham palace and 10 downing street but see something wrong with what the guy did here. can you imagine anyone standing in front of aso rock gates and take pictures? but you will freely go to the US and do so in washington DC or downing street in England. Bloody hipocrites. We are in a global village. . . . . fools. How many of you have your pictures pasted on facebook and are here complaining about not liking your picture taken without your permission? permission my foot. typical of a people/nation still in the stone age.

Gosh what happened to all the lawyers nowww, if this had been a foreign' thread, a 'learned' person would have broken down this whole gist with relevant statutes and case law, instead all we have here are people forming intelligence when it is clear they are only running on sentiments and misguided 'common sense'

From the little i have seen online, you can photograph anything or anyone in a public place including law enforcement officers in the united states and though i havnt seen anything about this with regards to Nigeria, since most of our laws are borrowed any ways i can bet that it will most likely be the same. But the section referred to on that charge sheet doesnt in anyway confirm that taking the pictures of this idle policemen is illegal.

iyeyemi:

Gosh what happened to all the lawyers nowww, if this had been a foreign' thread, a 'learned' person would have broken down this whole gist with relevant statutes and case law, instead all we have here are people forming intelligence when it is clear they are only running on sentiments and misguided 'common sense'

From the little i have seen online, you can photograph anything or anyone in a public place including law enforcement officers in the united states and though i havnt seen anything about this with regards to Nigeria, since most of our laws are borrowed any ways i can bet that it will most likely be the same. But the section referred to on that charge sheet doesnt in anyway confirm that taking the pictures of this idle policemen is illegal.

Thank you o I said this on Page 3 or so, if they are law enforcement and took oath to uphold that law, then there's nothing wrong with taking pictures because the law does not bar it. I even criticized the so-called charge sheet and the so called law they quoted about breach of peace even the clauses that was used all of them nonsense anyway, that is left for them

bidemi12:

we've got funny people here. . . . . .Nigerians will travel to the western world armed with their cameras to snap away their vacation, not to mention taking pictures of places like the White house, Buckingham palace and 10 downing street but see something wrong with what the guy did here. can you imagine anyone standing in front of aso rock gates and take pictures? but you will freely go to the US and do so in washington DC or downing street in England. Bloody hipocrites. We are in a global village. . . . . fools. How many of you have your pictures pasted on facebook and are here complaining about not liking your picture taken without your permission? permission my foot. typical of a people/nation still in the stone age.

You are the funny one. Who is talking about taking pictures of landmarks and all? We talking pictures of police officers. Abeg, read properly.

No doubt the fstranger is showing his pervasion to the highest order.  Same reason why it's not advisable to post your pics on public sites like Nairaland because the likes of fstranger would be there to jo off it.

Please any Nigerian around me in the Washington DC area? Let me start my own campaign like fstranger only on a different scale.

manny4life:

No doubt the fstranger is showing his pervasion to the highest order.  Same reason why it's not advisable to post your pics on public sites like Nairaland because the likes of fstranger would be there to jo off it.

Like minds think alike.

fstranger:


Like minds think alike.

nah yo, not me , we sure hell don't think the same, If I want something, I get it and go about it the right way.

ishit4body:

You are the funny one. Who is talking about taking pictures of landmarks and all? We talking pictures of police officers. Abeg, read properly.

look s.h.it, which is worse? taking pictures of the most powerful structures in the world or fracking policemen. which poses more of a security threat? and for your information they are not just landmarks the president of america, the queen of england and prime minister live in these structures. these are peoples homes and they see nothing wrong with it . . . . . .and for your information, you are complaining about pictures but i hope you realise that as soon as you connect to the internet you are in more danger than a mere picture,

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Wetin dis person they yearn?

well shyt, i am not suprised you dont understand. . . . .dig deep.

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No, its you who seem to be out of point here.

The title of the thread is clear. He was arrested for taking pictures of policemen, you are here justifying it because Nigerians go abroad and freely snap pictures of buildings and places without getting reprimanded for anything?

I am saying, that comparison is very ejaculative and a retrospective balooning of a respectful and freudal argument and attempting to harangued it into a conjectured interwoving of the two epileptic marabouts.

Compare like to like, and not like to unlike. So, do Nigerians go abroad taking pictures of policemen without seeking their permission?

Men from the arguments I am seeing from Nigerians who somehow seem to support the police. I feel like crying because it has dawned to me that with these people and there mode of thought, we can never do away with the insecurity perpetuated by the so called NPF that is supposed to protect us. I weep for my country. And those that are saying that he did it because he was americana. WTF, get a life guys. He is Nigerian the last time I checked. The police is a public figure and I see no reason why you can photograph them. If they dont want it let them get out of the police force. They brought it upon themselves by being so openly corrupt. Look at some people trying to paint the police as some kind of professional body. In Aba, U see them set up road blocks and estort in the full gaze of the public. If someone still thinks that taking pictures of such creatures is criminal, then I weep for mama Africa and cant wait for the day that I wud be absolved from anything to do with that jungle and its happy inhabitants. God bless y'all Naija and shine ur eyes.

@ Poster Many of you can not even put your picture up on NairaLand, yet you shout how right it is for people to go out snapping everyone they see with their camera phone. Or why havent you put up your pictures in the public domain? You freaking ugly or you look like a monkey?

Check my profile, I have pic on profile for more than 2 years now

Ebere


Talk something else, instead of another attempt to rubbish the police and indeed the people of Nigeria. What have u said? Nothing!

Let the courts decide while you moan about your inability to get an escape visa. Why not try the inside tyre of an airplane so that you can be absolved from anything to do with that jungle and its happy inhabitants?

ishit4body:

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No, its you who seem to be out of point here.

The title of the thread is clear. He was arrested for taking pictures of policemen, you are here justifying it because Nigerians go abroad and freely snap pictures of buildings and places without getting reprimanded for anything?
I am saying, that comparison is very ejaculative and a retrospective balooning of a respectful and freudal argument and attempting to harangued it into a conjectured interwoving of the two epileptic marabouts.
Compare like to like, and not like to unlike. So, do Nigerians go abroad taking pictures of policemen without seeking their permission?

Ejaculative ke, take am easy o. Anyway, your Ingrish is getting too much for my small brain, so i will leave you alone. This one na fori fori indeed!

ishyt, the question is not about permission or no permission, the question is what offense has he committed? I dare you to objectively answer that simple, basic but all important question without spewing venom on anybody who holds a contrary opinion to yours.

It is not against the law to take pictures of a police officer unless they think you might be doing something dangerous with it. Of course the police officer can choose to say do not take a picture of me. As long as you are not going to do something criminal with it then you are fine for the most part. I don't know about Nigerian law though but I know for sure that they make things up as they go along. I have NEVER EVER heard of a case in the United States that someone was arrested for taking pictures of the police

Fstranger you be real stranger. You want to hit Tumfulu aka ishit4body?

S-h-i-t-*-y Baby (Oh I mean NLhottestbod), how are you doing? Didn't you see that I have crowned you NLhottestbod in the page 5 of this thread. I didn't even get any thanks or kpele sef. Na so you dey do.

iyeyemi:

ishyt, the question is not about permission or no permission, the question is what offense has he committed?

Iyeyemi is that your pet name for my Miss NLhottestbod, that had me cracking up. That name really sucks I no fit even open mouth fully call am which is why we had it changed! Now I mustn't laugh out loud lest my new queen and girlfriend gets angry with me. Don't be sweetheart!

@timascious, have u posted the pictures of the police officers u took, collecting money, anywhere on the web? By exposing corrupt officials with such hard evidence we can bring about change.

Hmm !

Na wa O !

I cannot believe that tax payer's money is being wasted to prosecute someone who took photographs of policemen on duty !

At the very most, at the very most, even if, for arguments sake it as an offence to take photographs of policemen, haba what damage or injury have the policemen themselves suffered, or the Nigerian police force or the Federal Government. A stern warning or lecture to the JJC from Wales would have sufficed (even if he shouted or screamed that he knows his rights).

Na wa for our people in authority -  someone somewhere in that whole long decision chain should have been able to exercise his or her discretion wisely and  not go ahead with this time and resource wasting prosecution.