Dreadlock no fit u bro.that low cut makes u look cute

banmee:


Glad you gave examples of police violations in the U.S. you know about them because the police were held accountable. Breana Taylor's family are millionaires now which will never compensate for a life loss.
Remind me again what compensations Nigerians get for police brutality? If any. I'm waiting for your response sir.

So it's now about compensation not about punishment for the killers. Because her killers are still walking free on the streets. And the only reason they got paid is simply because it's a high profile case, many many others have been killed without the family getting a penny.

Going by your logic, once the family of those killed are paid then it's all good. Wow, what a logic.

Have a nice day, bye.

Lovelyn451:
nwa nimo nawfia kwanu

Dalu..

UncommonLogic:


So it's now about compensation not about punishment for the killers. Because her killers are still walking free on the streets. And the only reason they got paid is simply because it's a high profile case, many many others have been killed without the family getting a penny.

Going by your logic, once the family of those killed are paid then it's all good. Wow, what a logic.

Have a nice day, bye.

Jesus do I have to spell everything. For there to be compensation there has to be an admission of guilt. Why am I explaining this? Smh....

He should buy wireless clipper for them,so they’ll barb other victims,that’s what I’ll do.

The comments here generally show people who just went to school and have very little understanding of how a modern society works.

How can an educated person be defending soldiers forcefully shaving a man's head! We have departed military regime 21 yrs ago yet our people still are incredibly ignorant of civil and human rights.

#ShameOnUs

lalasticlala:
A Nigerian Twitter user, Iyalode Of Lagos @ChristianahAba1 has accused Nigerian soldiers of flogging her friend and cutting off his dreads.

Narrating the incident via her Twitter handle @ChristianahAba1, the lady wrote:



https://twitter.com/ChristianahAba1/status/1345653651356999680?s=19



https://twitter.com/ChristianahAba1/status/1345680201410338816?s=19

Make Una no blame them Na where their power reach

banmee:


Jesus do I have to spell everything. For there to be compensation there has to be an admission of guilt. Why am I explaining this? Smh....

For your information, admission of guilt in a civil case in not an admission of guilt in criminality. That's what we are talking about here today.
I bet you that the families of those killed don't feel compensated enough by money, they rather have their loved ones with alive than dead.

Most are not compensated anyway, Breanna Taylor's case is an exception than the rule.

I think most of earliest comments on any topic on nairaland are the most shallow and unintelligent and immature.

My observation.

UncommonLogic:


For your information, admission of guilt in a civil case in not an admission of guilt in criminality. That's what we are talking about here today.
I bet you that the families of those killed don't feel compensated enough by money, they rather have their loved ones with alive than dead.

Most are not compensated anyway, Breanna Taylor's case is an exception than the rule.

Lol...so, you admit to killing a person and that is not a criminal case. Guy. Just stop.

This is wrong

Brandonx:
The soldiers did him a huge favour He should be thankful he's now looking like a human being.
Dread is obviously not for him he should stick to the low cut and dress smart too.

SMH

He now look so nice. Everything is natural!

See as he con fine and approachable

Martinez39s:
SMH

Why is that ?

This is all shades of wrong Wetin concern army with dreads again Can't they face Boko Haram? I don't get this at all Our society is messed up

banmee:


Lol...so, you admit to killing a person and that is not a criminal case. Guy. Just stop.

Lol...I beg read up on the issue before posting next time.

In Breanna case, there is no criminal case, the AG refuse to indict the officers involved.
I beg stop commenting on issue of which you don't have the facts. The city decided to pay the family due to a wrongful death law suit brought by the family. That has nothing to do with the criminal case.

People are still protesting for criminal charges to be brought up against the officers. That's the fact.


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/15/us/breonna-taylor-settlement-louisville.html

Newman20:
Hmm, only in Nigeria.


At least the cut is nice.




I feel sad to come from the same tribe as u.

You don't need to be sad for him. His name said it all. (Ode/mumu)wale. U see where the problem is from?

Brandonx:

Why is that ?

You have no understanding of basic human rights. You are supporting the same abuse of power for which many Nigerian politicians and tyrants are culpable.

If it's okay to forcibly cut a man's hair because you are against dreads, can you fault those that want soldiers to forcibly dye your hair pink because they think it's the best colour?

when will Nigeria army shave Shekau's beards??

UncommonLogic:


Lol...I beg read up on the issue before posting next time.

In Breanna case, there is no criminal case, the AG refuse to indict the officers involved.
I beg stop commenting on issue of which you don't have the facts. The city decided to pay the family due to a wrongful death law suit brought by the family. That has nothing to do with the criminal case.

People are still protesting for criminal charges to be brought up against the officers. That's the fact.


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/15/us/breonna-taylor-settlement-louisville.html

They are charged for charged for wanton endangerment. Which is a felony. Which means the only place they will ever get a job is at Walmart. If that.. Plus her family was paid millions. In your country, what would happen? Protesters were mowed down in the dozens by the police at leki. What happened? And yet you'll open to criticize another country. How does that make sense? I know ot doesn't but you'll try and make sense of it.

Martinez39s:
You have no understanding of basic human rights. You are supporting the same abuse of power for which many Nigerian politicians and tyrants are culpable.

If it's okay to forcibly cut a man's hair because you are against dreads, can you fault those that want soldiers to forcibly dye your hair pink because they think it's the best colour?

Didn't you see that dread ? I'm in full support of what they did to him.
If he were my son I would do the same.

ouzo1:
Dem cut ur dada and barb u punk, Timaya comes to mind

Na artificial dada o

[[s]quote author=banmee post=97691051]

They are charged for charged for wanton endangerment. Which is a felony. Which means the only place they will ever get a job is at Walmart. If that.. Plus her family was paid millions. In your country, what would happen? Protesters were mowed down in the dozens by the police at leki. What happened? And yet you'll open to criticize another country. How does that make sense? I know ot doesn't but you'll try and make sense of it.[/quote][/s]


Once you lost the argument then it's time to change the narrative. I know your type.
Done wasting my time educating you.

One more fact-

Like I said you are very ignorant of the facts. Only one officer was charged with that and it's not related to killing Breanna, it's for endangerment of the neighbor.
I beg get of my post and go to bed. Let me enjoy my afternoon football games.

BYE

[quote author=lalasticlala post=97683921]A Nigerian Twitter user, Iyalode Of Lagos @ChristianahAba1 has accused Nigerian soldiers of flogging her friend and cutting off his dreads.

Narrating the incident via her Twitter handle @ChristianahAba1, the lady wrote:



https://twitter.com/ChristianahAba1/status/1345653651356999680?s=19



https://twitter.com/ChristianahAba1/status/1345680201410338816?s=19 [/quo


No too reason am.
He should cut low cut or afro low cut, apply sporting wave and he's good to go.

banmee:


They are charged for charged for wanton endangerment. Which is a felony. Which means the only place they will ever get a job is at Walmart. If that.. Plus her family was paid millions. In your country, what would happen? Protesters were mowed down in the dozens by the police at leki. What happened? And yet you'll open to criticize another country. How does that make sense? I know ot doesn't but you'll try and make sense of it.

Here's the article for you on the lone officer that was charged. Stop commenting on issues on which you are clueless.

https://apnews.com/article/riots-arrests-louisville-archive-kentucky-1907bd54d773ddc151419dabc22b9683

Kaduna1stson:
They should come up north here and shave off the beards of all these our mallams.

You mean it. What will never happen in the history of Nigeria no matter who is the leader. An ignorant blind following Muslim is àlways ready to die for his belief. What do you think that who knows the right teaching of his religion?

UncommonLogic:
[[s]quote author=banmee post=97691051]

They are charged for charged for wanton endangerment. Which is a felony. Which means the only place they will ever get a job is at Walmart. If that.. Plus her family was paid millions. In your country, what would happen? Protesters were mowed down in the dozens by the police at leki. What happened? And yet you'll open to criticize another country. How does that make sense? I know ot doesn't but you'll try and make sense of it.[/s]


Once you lost the argument then it's time to change the narrative. I know your type.
Done wasting my time educating you.

One more fact-

Like I said you are very ignorant of the facts. Only one officer was charged with that and it's not related to killing Breanna, it's for endangerment of the neighbor.
I beg get of my post and go to bed. Let me enjoy my afternoon football games.

BYE

Your country is on fire, you have not solved that one. It is the issues in another man's country you are an expert on. How that makes sense to you is completely amazing

Na for there them dey get power

Brandonx:

Didn't you see that dread? I'm in full support of what they did to him.

And so? His hairstyle is his own business, and it is not affecting anyone. His hair, his choice. It is his right to wear any hairstyle he likes. To infringe upon his right because you don't like his hairstyle is a totalitarian and tyrannical way of thinking; the very thing Nigeria politicians and dictators are accused of.

What is the use of human rights if one cannot do or say what pleases him/her as long as it doesn't harm others even though others disagree and are offended? The same way you justify this abuse of human rights is the same way Islamic authorities justify the debasement of human rights under the sharia because they believe it is for a just and divine cause. The same way you see nothing wrong in the way the soldiers abused the young man is the way many dictators and tyrants see nothing wrong in their actions.

You have to grow up and learn that your fellow men and women have rights that enable them say and do things they like as far it doesn't harm others and irrespective of who disagrees or get offended. The same applies to you. You enjoy your rights, why can't others enjoy theirs? Rights don't cease to exist because you disagree or you are offended. Believe me, you don't want to be at the receiving end of the abuse you are fostering. Imagine if a group of soldiers and citizens forcibly dyed your hair pink because they like it the same way you like the "decent" hair cut the soldiers gave that guy. What will you use in court to stop such abuse and defend yourself? The same rights the soldiers denied that young man.

If he were my son I would do the same.

Is he the son of the soldiers? If your son still lives in your house, no problem. Just give the order for him to cut it off instead of treating him the way the soldiers treated that young man.

Odewaleadesoye:
God bless Nigeria Army for the good job they are doing!


These boys are just spamming our cities.


Locks that don't even fit them.


Nice hair cut man.



ODEWALE ADESOYE

sorry to tell you this u need to go back to yaba left u run away from