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busky007:
how u do am na abi na mtn mistake. Baba God make i get this kin mistake

LuciferCristi:
The most intelligent comment on this thread. I've been laughing so hard I can barely breathe.

Its amazing how mere words (intangible) can trigger people (tangible).

Nairaland is my laboratory. All of my questions on philosophy, behavioural science, psychology etc are answered here daily.



I love Nairaland.

Timil:
Sango will kee you, the ghost of the dead shall hunt you down oh ye heartless son of evil.

AdaAde:
All these bad bad news sef don tire me.

Tomoyayi:
Why you tell am?

neweraomo:
What killed him?

Vicintonsh:
.she was pretty buh not lively .mehn you needed to see our chats
.boringgggggggggggg

sodiqapril:
like most Nigerian girls, she is boring AF...chatting with most Nigeria girls identical to chatting with a robot..i think its due to this their stupid pride...i've like five White girls I chat with on watsapp, we met on Instagram..(I use my real name and pictures), we are just friends.I've Even gone as far as making video calls with one of them..the level of maturity and lack of boredom in the way these girls converse has made me sworn not to waste my energy chasing Nigeria girls..what most of them understand is money but there are few exceptions sha

Bholutife18:
Oh! Good for her.

zinnydan:
He really loves her,but why marry a second wife

Aitee1:
E go concern us when you mention camera quality and battery life

tabisegroup:
The person in the control room should be arrested and prosecuted today. Unless it was an illegal movement

JamaicanLove:
Damn!!!! Nigga is sexy

dukechilezie:
This is the second time I am seeing and reading this same story in this week.

Three people have been arrested in Nigeria for allegedly tying late students to crosses and flogging them with horsewhips on a Nigerian roadside.

The three - including the headteacher - were taken into custody after a police officer stumbled across the incident in south-western Ogun State.

Pictures show at least two young people - one boy and one girl - tied to a makeshift crucifix with green string.
A police spokesman described the punishment as "a barbaric act".

Local reports say they were being punished for being late.


The officer - named only as Livinus - tried to intervene, asking the school's owner to free the teenagers. When the owner of the school in Ayetoro, 145km (90 miles) north-west of Lagos, refused, the officer decided to take action - only to be forced back.

"When I tried to untie the pupils, the proprietor and his teachers beat me up," he told Nigerian newspaper Punch. "Before I returned from picking handcuffs from my car, they had grabbed a friend who was with me... and beaten him up with a horsewhip."
The suspects were eventually arrested after back-up arrived.

Ogun State police spokesman Abimbola Oyeyemi confirmed to the BBC the principal, owner and another teacher were arrested and are likely to be charged.
He added: "The act is no longer a corrective measure, it is a barbaric act, it is not acceptable and it will not be tolerated."