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There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address the issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
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There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
There's no proof yet that Busola is saying the truth, but she is not some broke/desperate opportunist looking for cheap popularity and some pocket change. She's living a good life and has a reputation and that of her family to protect. Pastor Fatoyinbo could be innocent of the allegation but this is not a one-off case as he has been accused before. It is still very possible that he is innocent of all the allegations. So i don't think a sentence should be passed until he has been given a chance to fully address this issue (s) and defend himself. Busola on the other hand deserves to be taken very seriously. Rape is a grievous crime and it has become endemic in Nigeria. Anyone standing completely with Busola without giving Pastor F benefit of the doubt is unnecessarily emotional and guilty of fallacy of hasty conclusion. Anyone defending Pastor F without asking for the case to be thoroughly investigated is a Potential Rapist. The ideal thing to do is to let the case go to trial and listen to both parties give their accounts under oath. Even though i don't fully believe in our judicial system but i feel that if we listen attentively to both sides of the story, somewhere along the line, the truth will emerge. |
Jeez! I hope this overdue crusade Busola was courageous enough to start would have a cumulative effect and kick-start a chain reaction. All victims of rape need to voice now. You may not get justice but it will lessen you burden and alert other potential victims. #say no to rape #sex with a minor is rape |
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I think this issue is being overflogged. Let's analyse the players: Prof. W.S; He is over 80 years, so it is very possible that he took that seat by mistake If it was deliberate and he prefered window seats for obvious reasons, he should have planned it better-Ask for the seat during booking, most airlines would be happy to indulge him. He didn't see it as a big deal so he got up. There's absolutely nothing petty about WS. Bobo Fine; He is young and probably exuberant and may not have recognised or even known WS He may have gone the extra mile to get a window seat He is opinionated and non-conventional We don't know his story (no one actually knows this guy's story so we can't keep judging him). He might have a condition, he might have been unstable, goodness knows! He was operating within his rights so he actually commited no crime. Tonye Cole: Was okay to have tried to reason with Bobo Fine but should have stayed out of it after the incident. Had no business uploading that picture. Probably did it to trend and gain national popularity for his Guber ambition. Nigeria: There's already the underlying issue of lawlessness and lack of regard for orderliness. There's also the issue of the elders' demand for respect and their sense of entitlement. Also, many Nigerians will rather go sentimental and more often than not, the real issues are left unaddressed. Me: I totally totally adore Prof. Wole Soyinka, I've read almost everything he has published and his views and policies resonate with me. I will consider it a privilege for him to have my seat on a plane (deliberately or mistakenly). That said, If i catch any unidentified elder on my seat, you will surely have to 'gbe bodi' but i will definitely demand it very politely. It's not really about respect. I have maximum respect for senior citizens. I defer to ladies, children and the elderly. I just think we have to restore order and enforce some basic social principles so that this country can have a good shot at working. |
3 people thief 11m. I sure say na the amount vex EFCC. If na beta bar dem move, we fit no even hear am. |
bigt2:Yes 2face has actually improved tremendously. He was even a judge on the first edition of The Voice Nigeria. Im no just send grama. |
Gabson001:Lol |
Some of these village dudes don advance o. Na condition make dem be like boys. |
Satan66:You and OP, no difference. |
At least you better pass IK Ogbonna wey de wear facecap sleep. |
Zaddy Yo |
Can't deliver a BET speech in Patois remember. That's why i like Tubaba. He will just come and say: Yes o yes o. Nothing de happen...One love my people....Thank you. No time for grammar men. |
No wonder some people were publicly denouncing their Godfather status a while ago. |
Ay04z:Your head is correct. It's still too much and too pronounced |
Is OP really Onila? |
delugajackson:This got me rotf |
They didn't travel on foot. They got down to flank the speaker. Standard protocol. |
Khaleell001:If you still don't get it, you'll probably never get it. |
Good advice! Sexuality has more to do with libido and orientation than actual sex. Intimacy is a vital part of romantic relationships. Nobody is saying you should have premarital sex if it is against your principles but you should find out how your partner responds to you before going in for the long haul. Some people do not really understand English and they are not ready to learn. |
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