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Benita27:
You're actually the one not thinking straight here. What if his phone gets stolen and the password maneuvered? He'll have his wife's nudes on the internet. I'm not saying a lady can't send her husband her nudes, but saving them is quite risky.

Think straight guy! There are two issues here: crime and morality. 1. Crime is defined in the sense that it is unlawful for a policeofficer to stop and search a person's phone. 2. Morality is undefined in the sense that to have nude pictures one's phone is not the business of law. This is Nigeria where police officers are duty bound to enforce the law unlike India where there are moral police officers.

Benita27:
Those SARS guys know the kind of citizens they harass on the streets. And oga, why would you keep your wife's nudes on your phone even if you're the only one that has access to it?

I can't believe this comment has received over 50 likes! My phone is my phone and i retain the absolute right to keep any kind of picture thereon. When will Nigerians start thinking straight?!

Nelchuksmandela:

it's because he is small in stature and was once a conductor........that is from my point of view

The 'doctor' is from the word 'conductor' while the word 'small' maybe from his stature.

chriskosherbal:
Why e dey pain all of una sef ...

Why r you babes all reacting .


Dey say clear mind nu dey fear accusation..

When you are accused falsely, speak out lest you become guilty.

mikool007:
Yorubas have gone international, our love game is to strong

She mentioned Nigerians, not Yorubas. A Nigerian could be a Fulani, a Tiv or an Ibiobio amongst others. I should charge you for this free info - no worry, i love pro bono.

Can you hear this comedian?! Are comedians not expected to be current? It means the 'dye' man is not aware of the fact that Baba has sought forgiveness from all Nigerians years b4 this time. How many times have u sought apology from those you mock with your vulgar jokes?

��� *This is Nigeria* ���

This is Nigeria��
�A land filled with milk
� the only country where you get on a bus and when someone suddenly says 'can we bow our heads for prayer' on a Monday morning, everybody's head lowers in obedience including the driver's.

This is Nigeria��
�A land filled with cheese
Who will rebuild her?! � The country which occupies the 28th position in the latest ranking of the most corrupt countries.

This is Nigeria��
�A land filled with honey
Who will rebuild her?! � A country whose president was once against seeking medical care abroad. Now, he travels occasionally to the UK to see his doctor.
This is Nigeria�� Who will rebuild her?! � A country whose president cares less about her health sector.

This is Nigeria��Who will rebuild her?! � A country where stealing is not corruption; where cheating is smartness

This is Nigeria�� Who will rebuild her?! � A country whose IGP is an illiterate 'transmitting trans transmitter.'

This is Nigeria�� Who will rebuild her?! �A country where a harmless music video condemning corruption and other related vices generate controversy on religious basis.

This is Nigeria��Who will rebuild her?! � A country that once had a 37-year old (youth) Speaker of the House Rep who tactically embezzled 9billion naira.

This is Nigeria�� Who will rebuild her?!� A country where stealing is not corruption.

This is Nigeria�� � A country defined by Bill Gates as the poorest place to be born. �‍♂ The giant of Africa!

This is Nigeria��
�A country where cars are parked and phones are plugged at owners risk even in churches and mosques �‍♂ afterall they are public places too.

This is Nigeria��
�A country where secondary school teachers failed when tested with primary school questions.

This is Nigeria��
�Where the colours of her flag symbolise agriculture and peace but her citizens stay clear of agriculture and most parts of her live in terror (God will kuku rescue Benue).

This is Nigeria��
�A country where parents pray for their children to be successful future politicians so that they can also obtain their larger portion of the imaginary national cake; politics is now regarded as a career instead of service.

This is Nigeria��
�A country with so much power that she supplies her neighbouring countries with some, but majority of her states live in Egyptian darkness.

This is Nigeria��
�A country where her youths love the army uniform so much that they parade the street on it (impersonation) until they get apprehended and beaten blue black by the real khaki men (this is called reconfiguration of settings).

This is Nigeria��
�A country where the statement ‘God Bless Nigeria’ is strange to the lips and ears of her citizens. �They probably feel the country is already blessed and excess blessing can cause beriberi.

This is Nigeria��
�A country with several visions: vision 2010, vision 2020, vision 2030…

This is Nigeria�� �A country that lives in DID (Disunity in Diversity)

This is Nigeria��
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country where roadside begging has become a lucrative business so well that there is now an NBA (Nigerian Beggars Association)

This is Nigeria��
Where there is no time to check time.�

*DOVE*�

To say 'Abiola is no longer a Nigerian' is an expression of ignorance. A senator is expected to know the law and a bit of jurisprudence. To say a dead man is without personality is to say that the laws surrounding testamentary instruments otherwise known as wills are 'ofutufete' that is void. In a layman's term, when a Nigerian drafts a will, the will becomes effective after his death. This shows that the law still recognises the dead man as a Nigerian. There are several other instances backing the fact that a deadman is still a citizen: the law that prohibits unlawful possession of human head is another. The senator should get himself learned in stead of jumping up and down from his car.

MDsambo:
The fact that Police and christians don't vex is non of my business

Is vexing part of ur religion?

Guy keep avoiding her..

fear women..Even the devil is afraid of them

The serpent deceived the woman and the man.

SokizzRaven:
so Adaku is not an Igbo woman

What is this one saying?

Suko110:
That is not negotiable they usually pay them

No sane government owes those in charge of the country's security ! Only one that begs for a coup !

Rubbiish:
Unless u be ashawo, u shouldn't be bothered...
Her showing this level of concern only bespeaks she is likely one...

I vehemently disagree with ur first statememt.

casted81:
Ma fren if u don't av a reasonable ans to d question, carry ur king Kong teeth off my mention.

Ur mates are claiming landed properties u are claiming 'my mention'.

xtervaganza:
another small dick bully


Calm your tits

my child, I don't talk much.

Mcreloaded:
Pleas I will like to know how you deal with babies

u a learner?

casted81:
My dad is an air force officer and I use to wear his Cardigan outside d barracks. Hope am not breaking any law?

smh

Go through the Nigerian Army Colour (Prohibition) Act, then you will realise you deserve serving at most 6 months imprisonment for your misdemeanour. If you fell into my hands, I would deal with u like a baby.

gabazin080:
Actually I did not read the post but I think the girl has no right to beat up her boyfriend in public. Maybe they should report the matter to their village elders but if the neighbour refuse to pay his rent they should just kill the landlord and forget about the missing car

Many are mad, but few are roaming.

gabazin080:
Actually I did not read the post but I think the girl has no right to beat up her boyfriend in public. Maybe they should report the matter to their village elders but if the neighbour refuse to pay his rent they should just kill the landlord and forget about the missing car

Many are mad but few are unclad!

Dr Abiola Akinyode-Afolabi, the defence counsel for Miss Monica Osagie, the alleged victim in the sex-for-marks scandal at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, said on Tuesday that her client affirmed before an investigative panel that Prof. Richard Akindele deliberately failed her because she refused his sexual demand. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Osagie had appeared before the committee set up by the institution’s authorities in company with her counsel. Osagie, a postgraduate student in the Masters of Business programme, had released a recorded telephone conversation, which went viral, in which the lecturer identified as Akindele, allegedly demanded sex for marks. The committee, which held its session at the Pro -Chancellor’s Lodge on the campus, allowed only Osagie and her counsel into the venue. Journalists, students and some members of the National Human Right Commission who came to witness the sitting were not allowed into the venue by security personnel of the institution who manned the entrance. Akinyode-Afolabi, who spoke with newsmen after the closed door session which lasted for more than seven hours, said Osagie told the panel that she passed the course but was later failed by the don because of her refusal to sleep with him. She said that Osagie narrated in details what transpired between her and the don, adding that lawyers present at the meeting were not allowed to make any contribution. Akinyode-Afolabi, who is the Executive Director for Human Advocate Research and Documentation Centre, Abuja, said that Osagie also informed the panel that she recorded the conversation between her and the professor as evidence. She said Osagie also informed the panel that she reported the sexual harassment by the don to some lecturers in the university, adding that no action was taken by them. Akinyode-Afolabi said some lawyers who represented the lecturers who Osagie claimed she reported the case to also appeared before the panel. She said that Osagie also told the panel that she did not score 33 per cent as alleged but was failed so that she could bow to the sexual demand of the don. Akinyode-Afolabi said she was optimistic that the outcome of the panel would serve as a lesson to other lecturers who also engage in such acts. She, however, urged the panel to ensure that justice prevailed on the issue so as to maintain the integrity of the institution. Akinyode-Afolabi, who did not allow Osagie to talk to newsmen, said her client would always be available to give evidence whenever she was called upon. Members of the panel did not also speak with newsmen after the meeting.

Beneinyang10:
It's by force? It's time to pay for it.

yes

Sirjamo:
Madness is when you go about looking for typo errors to mock, have a nice day dumbo.

Savage

WIXE:
This Aboki ppl again lol,, they never size to amaze me

'size' my foot! Are u a graduate?

Sirjamo:
It's informal communication, it doesn't have to be perfect, I wasn't looking for marks as in examination, otherwise, I would have cross checked.

mad man

Sirjamo:
It's informal communication, it doesn't have to be perfect, I wasn't looking for marks as in examination, otherwise, I would have cross checked.

mad man

Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) post-graduate student, Monica Osagie, the alleged victim of sexual harassment by one Prof. Akindele has been summoned to appear before the investigative panel on Tuesday. Prof. Akindele was said to have allegedly demanded five rounds of sex in exchange of exam marks from Miss Osagie. The invitation came barely few hours after her lawyer and Executive Director of Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre, Dr. Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, claimed that the victim had not been invited by any panel. Akiyode-Afolabi had said that Osagie, “resorted to self help” through audio recording after two lecturers approached by her for intervention refused to help her. The letter dated April 19, 2018 and entitled: “Re: Investigative panel on alleged harassment of a female student: Detailed audio recording: Request for the presentation of Miss Osagie Monica Oselode”, was signed by the OAU Deputy Registrar and Post-Graduate College Secretary, Mrs. A.O. Fadeyibi. The letter obtained by Punch reads in full: “I write at the instance of the Provost, Post-Graduate College to invite you to appear before the investigative panel on alleged harassment of a female student detailed in audio recording at its meeting which will come up at 10:00am on Tuesday April 24 2018. “Please be informed that on arrival, you are required to call the Secretary to the panel to facilitate your appearance before the panel. Thank you.” dailypost.ng/2018/04/22/sex-marks-monica-osagie-appear-oau-panel-tuesday/

UNIBENDON:
You can hardly nab a notorious robber! This guy is still a learner.

You will like this thread: www.nairaland.com/4457223/university-lecturers-campaigned-president-m

Go & read about how notorious leaders were nabbed. Read about Oyenusi, Godogodo, Williams etc they ur masters.

israelmao:
Christianity is more than that,it's a new life that leads to eternity.It's wrong to disdainfully write off an entire faith because some people.

Pay less attention to him. Draw ur attention to more intelligible words. He spoke absent caution. It is easier to detect those who lock lips with ignorance on daily basis.

5thElement:
She's OK.


I sincerely pray she'll be granted a man who truly loves her for her to complete her happiness.


God knows she's been mocked enough by the entire country.

Must she marry?