BoldBrainz:


I already answered the question. If you're still bent on seeing where the law is written in constitution, go and ask Nyesom Wike.

If you're too annoyed to see reason, go and retrieve the motorcycles from the FCTA storage yard in Wuse.

Calitoscassius:
I agree totally in crimes and punishments. I have also being put before the law severally and punished.


Okay, i didn't know that they have being warned and why do you think they didn't listen? Because many naigerians break rules and laws daily without being punished many times including politicians. So they were just typical naigerians.


Yea, and you are not sentimental? I mentioned the naigerian president is a convicted drog dealer but you made excuses for him that he was shady with drug dealers but didn't make any for the bike riders or any other criminal.



Good!! More should be convicted that is if i believe this your lists and how many have being jailed or convicted recently?

blaise26abj:

If the law states that is the consequence , then I support it . I also think they can make money off of it by auctioning them off to spare parts dealers . But whether destroyed or auctioned off, the bike guy loses the bike .

tsdarkside:


bros,Since 2006....

TemplarLandry:
We got to stop being wasteful, these bikes should have been sold to Nigerian automobile companies like Nord or Innoson for recycling.

tsdarkside:


wike is a no nonesense guy....

na south southerner....
we dont tolerate nonesense....

BoldBrainz:


I have a complete dislike for Tinubu's person and his style of politics, but this card you're playing as regards this issue in discourse, is a redundant line of argument.

We're all keen on having closure on Tinubu's alleged drug case in the US, but it is no yardstick for you to seek to wash away lawlessness in our society simply because we all believe Tinubu erred in far-away US.

The lone fact you even had to employ that line of reasoning as a counter point, exposes your disposition to moral indecency.

Wetin concern Tinubu drug case for US with Okada wey Wike crush for Abuja over flouted laws?

easyfem:
Wike is wicked

Lukuluku69:


I am not annoyed in any way.

Yes Impound them, fine them but destroy the Bikes? I say No.

Y'all crying about scarcity and pressure on FX yet you destroy what the stuff those FX get you.

ufotunang:
...i know wike.is a no nonsense man... tinubu should had appointed woke.. as minister of petroleum, or minister of power or minister of agriculture or minister of works.....wike would had done very well in any of this sectors that is very important to the economy of the country

Calitoscassius:
You have got the end of a very loong stick, go start from the beginning of the converstions with the individual i responded to you would see why i mentioned the naigerian president even he agreed that Tifnubu isn't innocent

lomprico:


The law did not state it will destroy the bike, it states it will impound the bikes.

Nicholasokies:
I am happy because the same Hausa people that voted APC, it is their bike that is been destroyed. They will never be wise to vote against bad people

GanagiBitrus:
The words Demolish, Destroy, Pull Down... are like music to Wike's ears.

BoldBrainz:


I don't know how you ended up with the deduction that the crushing of worn out motorcycles in Abuja is supposed to be a negative teller on our FX.

On the flip side, I can tell you that the buzzing presence of motorcycles on express roads of the city center, is an impeding factor on our ability to attract foreign direct investment.

I cannot be a serious economic billionaire who seeks to invest in Nigeria, only for me to visit the country on a physical tour and find rickety motorcycles littering the roads in the name of economic activities, yet still be expected to bring my investment.

Motorcycles and kekes in major roads of Abuja, are a colossal eyesore, and if crushing some is the requirement to make the rest take the required initiative, then by all means, Wike should carry on!

Only this year, Okada riders have been responsible for about 8 deaths that I personally know of, along Apo mechanic road alone.

Calitoscassius:
what? Really? that is a very long time.















As per your listed rich criminals I am glad the rich and powerful are convicted, more should be convicted and jailed. Especially recently. It should be zero tolerance to crime and criminals. Start from the top otherwise leave the ones at the bottom to commit crime.

I still think the bikes should not have being destroyed.

BoldBrainz:


I followed your exchange with that young man, reason I pointed out the only part of your conversation that stood out like a sore thumb.

Lukuluku69:



Please show me it was mentioned that the bikes to be destroyed are WORN OUT BIKES otherwise don't bother with the mentions again

ufotunang:
...so this is the renewed hope nigerians voted for? 🙄

tsdarkside:


wetin you wan do with them other than destroy them....??

store them....??
resell them....??

Calitoscassius:
Mmm... good question.


Auction them at very cheap prices to maybe back to the owners, trust me they woulda listened, the best way to punish this kinda law breaking is by fines, fine them to oblivion. Hit them in their pockets.

Calitoscassius:
Ahaa! so you picked out the part that doesn't suit you even though it is relevant to the convo. And to the topic. I see!

Lukuluku69:



Please show me it was mentioned that the bikes to be destroyed are WORN OUT BIKES otherwise don't bother with the mentions again

TemplarLandry:
We got to stop being wasteful, these bikes should have been sold to Nigerian automobile companies like Nord and Innoson for recycling.

tsdarkside:


you dont care about the safety of others,uhh....

Calitoscassius:
Safety of others in Abuja only? What bout the whole of Naigeria.

Unfortunately i know of someone, a close person, an elderly woman who was hit by an okada few years back, she died as a result of her injuries.


There are also dangerous vehicle drivers on naigerian roads, example: Dangote tralers and drivers have killed many over the years, but Dangote has never being prosecuted, fined or even forced to pay compensations to these poor victims.. and here we are using heavy hands with okada riders. See? What i meant by biased laws and punishments?

BoldBrainz:


Suit me in what sense? Tinubu na my papa? Even if my papa dey do drugs, I won't waste my time defending him online. I'll simply and quietly take over the business like Seyi Tinubu has done, so my father can rest from being in the negative spotlight.