thebosstrevor1:
Tell the mods here

thebosstrevor1:
Tell the mods here.

Pictures of dead bodies are moved to frontpage.

The media is not also guilty of this but also nairaland.

Aren't you a mode too, pass the advice to other mods.

UstazAhmed:


Our Army war casualties should not be posted but those of ESN has to be posted for people to see the evil, it is, in joining such evil organisations

Ishilove:
This tweet below was made by Sim Yohanna, the elder sister of Dorathy Yohanna, one part of the tragic trio of Greenfield University students kidnapped on 20th April and subsequently murdered by blood sucking bandits.

It is very easy to post gory pictures of corpses and put 'graphic' on the headline to forewarn the squeamish at heart, but have many of us actually sat down to think about the effects it has on these dead people's families? The crushing trauma?

I remember chatinent commenting that the dead don't have feelings so there was no point in respecting the dead, but he failed to realise that the dead actually do have feelings in a way, because they live on in the heart's of those they left behind.

Please, please and please, LET US LEARN TO RESPECT THE DEAD and stop posting undignifying photos of their mangled remains.

Second photo is that of the late Dorathy.

GodHatesBigots:
Seun and the useless Nigerian media attract viewers and make money by normalising the public display of graphic photos of dead bodies, mutilated corpses, and other disgusting photos. Meanwhile the families of these victims are never consulted ; there is not one iota of care for their feelings or the impact to their mental health. People are gradually becoming desensitised to these barbaric images.

chatinent:


That wasn't what I meant.


I was focusing on the dead being lifeless, and not to be reverend, feared, or worshipped. The dead don't have feelings.

I understand the angle you are coming from tho.

If you read the post down, you'd see where I responded to sb who explained they meant respecting the dead as meaning “ refraining from posting deceased pictures in gory state without censorship” due to the fact that their family members online may bump into it.


If respecting the dead meant otherwise, like they have feelings and can either see, hear, or harm us, I do not believe that.

Anigreat:






The should post it, so that the whole world sees what Muhammadu Buhari lead administration is doing to people he vowed to protect.









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They should rather tell your terrorist hero Buhari, Pantami and Gumi, to call their useless urchins to order. They should tell their cursed, uncircumcised urchins to stop killing people , burning people houses and kidnapping people.

MejiLoyon:
How I joined nairaland. Never heard of it. A very dear friend of mine was involved in an accident. Years ago. They told me and I remember the words " go nairaland E dey there gbagada".

Saw my main man's corpse plastered everywhere. The image never left my head. And the useless comments but that isn't the point. E no good. It draws traffic I know but E good? Me I sha believe in karma. What you do to others shall be done to you. Decode that. Ruminate on that

Nickshrapnel:
It’s almost like some people actively seeks out this gory images

Ishilove:
This tweet below was made by Sim Yohanna, the elder sister of Dorathy Yohanna, one part of the tragic trio of murdered Greenfield University students who were among the twenty abducted from their school by blood sucking bandits in Chikun LGA, Kaduna on 20th April.

It is very easy to post gory pictures of corpses and put 'graphic' on the headline to forewarn the squeamish at heart, but have many of us actually sat down to think about the effects it has on these dead people's families? The crushing trauma?

I remember chatinent commenting that the dead don't have feelings so there was no point in respecting the dead, but he failed to realise that the dead actually do have feelings in a way, because they live on in the heart's of those they left behind. According to PM News, Dorathy seldom posted on Facebook and she revealed very little about herself, apart from stating she was a Southern Kaduna girl, single and attending Greenfield University. Now this is someone who obviously was a private person when she was alive, so to have pictures of her corpse splashed all over social media must be very galling for her wherever she is right now.

Please, please and please, LET US LEARN TO RESPECT THE DEAD and stop posting undignifying photos of their mangled remains.

Second photo: Dorathy Yohanna.

Ishilove:

I can NEVER be desensitised because I deliberately refuse to click on gory photos of corpses. I have always found these insensitive displays very disrespectful.

thebosstrevor1:
Tell the mods here.

the newsmedia is all about first to post bad news all in the name of BREAKING NEWS, the purpose simply is for traffic and adrevenue.

The media is not also guilty of this but also nairaland

Here on Nairaland, pictures of dead bodies are moved to frontpage for traffic, without thinking about respecting the dead or the families of the dead. Do we even respect the living talkless of the dead

Anyway, you arw a moderator, pass the advice to other mods and the founder of this site. After all, majority of those who post those pictures are the moderators of this site so that they can boast the traffic of their blogs.

Thanks to the newsmedia,social media and blogs in Nigeria, they have turned the country into a gory site.

Enjoy more gory pictures from them, Rip to the dead.

Simplyleo:

mynd44 lalasticlala, so it has gotten to the point where some members will just be insulted even on threads those members never showed up?

MejiLoyon:
How I joined nairaland. Never heard of it. A very dear friend of mine was involved in an accident. Years ago. They told me and I remember the words " go nairaland E dey there gbagada".

Saw my main man's corpse plastered everywhere. The image never left my head. And the useless comments but that isn't the point. E no good. It draws traffic I know but E good? Me I sha believe in karma. What you do to others shall be done to you. Decode that. Ruminate on that

Ishilove:
This tweet below was made by Sim Yohanna, the elder sister of Dorathy Yohanna, one part of the tragic trio of murdered Greenfield University students who were among the twenty abducted from their school by blood sucking bandits in Chikun LGA, Kaduna on 20th April.

It is very easy to post gory pictures of corpses and put 'graphic' on the headline to forewarn the squeamish at heart, but have many of us actually sat down to think about the effects it has on these dead people's families? The crushing trauma?

I remember chatinent commenting that the dead don't have feelings so there was no point in respecting the dead, but he failed to realise that the dead actually do have feelings in a way, because they live on in the heart's of those they left behind. According to PM News, Dorathy seldom posted on Facebook and she revealed very little about herself, apart from stating she was a Southern Kaduna girl, single and attending Greenfield University. Now this is someone who obviously was a private person when she was alive, so to have pictures of her corpse splashed all over social media must be very galling for her wherever she is right now.

Please, please and please, LET US LEARN TO RESPECT THE DEAD and stop posting undignifying photos of their mangled remains.

Second photo: Dorathy Yohanna.