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ALABACONNECT:
Still get mind plead not guilty

Well the burden of proof is on him to prove so.

It's better than doing nothing.

Untube:
It's called world cup not Qatar cup. I knew that Qatar law will not be effective in this case. Qatar is just the host country, FIFA law override that of host country.

#fact

Bro you're right but FIFA insisted that some rules of the host country must be respected.

Clout chaser.
I think it's courtesy to obey the simple and reasonable rules of your guest wherever you find yourself. If he was serious about protesting he should have gone to the UN in New York or Moscow. There is nothing wrong in letting people know about your views but stop forcing everyone to give you special treatment because of your sexual nature. Care should be shown to people who are suffering from one terminal disease or the other, refugees or those who are have serious mental sickness etc.

HarlequinLekex:
Cut him preek then send im to 20 Years in jail

It's life imprisonment for rape in most southern states.

Pringles101:
Mumu...

Statutory rape for a 17 year old?

He is a minor too.

Let the girl be charged as well

May God bless you, you can't charge a minor who is under the age of 17. He is still protected by law, the worse they can do is to detain him till he comes of legal age then charge him. He should also claim that the girl raped him, since they are both minors they should be charged together.

Plea of insanity should get her off the hook, if she's delusional.

What gives her the power to command the IG ?
Last time I checked, she does not hold any political office that is recognised by the constitution. This is purely a civil case, if she thinks the guy defamed her character then she should get her lawyer to sue him and the guy should also get his lawyer to defend him.
This is Nigeria sha, abuse of power is the order of the day. If you've enough money just leave this country, it's the bitter truth.

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techycontents:
Available

No pads?
No accessories?
No games installed?

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Please what are the games on it.

Murder.

Nuzo1:
Land mass: Too large or too small? We’ve had countries with bigger and smaller landmass than Qatar host World Cup.

Population size: Most tickets for marches are sold out. Or does the so called population has any other thing to do aside filling up stadia for FIFA?

Religion: Are you saying only Christian countries or Suni Muslim countries are supposed to be hosting such events? Or has Qatar threatened a forced religious conversion?

Look, there are loads of sponsored propaganda from Sunni Muslim countries and some western countries like USA against Shia Qatar over the years because of their religious and political differences and this was a perfect opportunity to unleash more propaganda against Qatar.

The only argument that come close to why Qatar shouldn’t host the World Cup how is they seemingly “enslaved” expatriates from third world countries to build projects for the festival. But if you don’t like the labor laws, why continue staying?

That being said, Qatar and other Arab countries must go out of their way to improve their labor laws. On the other hand, the laborers should take some breaks from moving to such countries.

You are feeding their unfriendly labor laws and yet turn around to complain.

Please be aware that I’m not a fan of Qatar foreign policy.

Your points are noted Sir.

phemmyfour:
too late to cry

Okay.

LagosIsForIgbos:
The worst, I think

Most likely.

Nuzo1:
Maybe I’m missing an important information in this whole Hosting discourse.

Are you guys saying only Europe and the Americas should be hosting the World Cup?

What is actually wrong with beautiful Qatar with magnificent stadia and hospitality in hosting the World Cup?

One thing is sure to come out of Qatar 2022; interesting new talents. But as for the fight and propaganda against Qatar hosting, I await to be schooled on why FIFA made a wrong choice?

Watch the Netflix documentary on this WC edition, watch some YouTube videos also. Technically Qatar should be not be hosting a global event as big as the world cup, due to it's population size, land mass, religion etc.

nahr:
When I mention Syria, I wasn't referring to the Arab Spring okay. I repeat, it is one thing to protest, it is another to riot. No country will allow rioting go on unchecked. When the BLM protest got violent in the US, the government stepped in. In Canada, Trudeau didn't allow the bikers protest to go on further he clamped them down when they were getting unruly. In France, the yellow vest movement was curbed so are you trying to tell me these are forms of opression too? I will like to remind you that no government will sit down with folded hands and watch their country get torn apart with civil unrest.

Of course I don't support a regime that controls the way a woman dresses, it is archaic and ridiculous. What I am saying is that civil unrest doesn't solve anything. Do you think if the End SARS protest that turned into such a violent end had continued today, Nigeria will still be habitable? Would you say that it is worth it because we are fighting the opression from our government. Would it have solved anything or would the country be in further ruins? Besides you didn't answer my question so I will ask again, those countries like Syria and the Arab Spring ones, are they better off today?

Yes they are better off today, basic human rights are respected and nothing like absolutely dictatorship in most Arab countries.
If Iran does not change it's approach to leadership, its going to end up like Libya and the ruling class are going to get the Gaddafi treatment.

This WC edition could turn out to be one of the best or the worst, i feel Qatar should never have gotten their hands on the hosting rights but these days corruption rules.

nahr:
Hey, I am good. It's been a while. I am definitely not against protesting but rioting? That's a big no no for me. So I want to ask you has the Arabian spring made these people's life better? Like that basic human rights and freedom they destroyed their country for, how is it working for the Syrians now? Do you think they are better off today?

The Arab spring did not take place in Syria, I think. Since the protest began a lot of protesters have killed or jailed. Protesting in a Muslim country is not the same as Protesting in a western country, if the protesters don't riot or use violence they will be ignored by the ruling class, jailed without charges, extra judicial killings etc.
Sharia law is used in Qatar and UAE, yet those two countries are modernised and Qatar is hosting a global event right now. I believe in moderation, a woman was killed by the Islamic moral police force for not wearing her hijab properly and you think the people don't have the right to be mad at those oppressing them ?

nahr:
If Iranians end up the Syria way, they have no one but themselves to blame. When they burn down their country and turn refugees with their faces pasted on every msm media, they will then know that violence and wilfully destroying your country doesn't solve anything.

Hey, how have you been?
I disagree with your point of view, the Arabian spring started because Muslims wanted to enjoy basic human rights and they want an end to the dictatorship in their countries. This led to a wide change in the Arab world, military government was replaced by civilian rule and it led to the end of Gaddafi, Hussan mubarak etc.

This is the 21st century, any Government that can't respect basic human rights will be deposed sooner rather than later. The good people of Iran are tired of the oppression being inflicted on them by the political class, expect real changes soon.

Is this console still available

Rosaline5000:
At the moment No.
I have put everything in God hands

Don't put anything in God's hand, get a legal practitioner joor. It's not a family land or property so your mum's sister has no claim to it. If your mum died intestate, then her properties belongs to her children.

Trial within Trial.

Jovialjune1:
What type of mother is that pushing you out of her house at age 20? Even mature adults are finding things hard in this present naija, not to talk of kids your age, except you are stubborn or not contributing for upkeep, I suggest you go to a relative close by for your peace of mind.

Modified:
I keep saying it that most nl peeps didn't come from a healthy family background, they always see their upbringing as the basis and right, see how most of them are supporting the mother, this is not the western world for goodness sake, their standard of living and way of life is not same as ours, Op's mother is suppose to look for how to secure admission to a University for him at that age 20, that is what concerned and caring parents would do

Op where is your dad?

Exactly, if he decides to do Yahoo the same people telling him to move out and grow up, are the ones who would crucify him once he's arrested. Nigeria is the word poverty capital for a good reason, most youths down here in the south are into Yahoo, it's a known fact and there is a good reason for it. Parents don't even criticise their children because they help out with the bills.

Richy4:
I do not mean to quote you..I just have to clarify something...The age an individual is considered a young adult is 18yrs in Nigeria...which means he/ she is no longer considered as minor..

And these are the thing that an 18yrs can do;
<<Get a credit card
<<Sue someone
<<Get a job
<<Buy stock
<<Buy or rent a house without his/her parent consent
<<Buy a car
<<Get married
<<Be tried as an adult for a crime..

The fact that many families were not asking their children to leave the house @ that age in the country due to some circumstances best known to them does not mean that it's a total taboo for those families that decides to do it..

I'm guessing you don't live in Nigeria or you're not realistic.

Mynd44:
I want a truckload of whatever he has been drinking.

Same

Cyntie55:
Urchins would still come here and say grandpa Tinubu was speaking in parables.

God Bless Our Incoming President Peter Obi

Chai you were a respectful young lady once but its the opposite now. I wonder why most Peter Obi supporters are always filled with hate when it comes to anything that involves Tinubu.

Fear Women.

dapotemi:
This is a very insensitive and stupid post, unfortunately coming from someone i usually consider "legitimate".. Should i assume because the scammer is from your clime? Maybe you should act on behalf of deltel who has allegedly scammed someone here.. You conveniently ignore the pain of the OP, who had provided ENOUGH evidence suggesting he's been duped.. You're trying to be politically correct, you must be stupid if that is what it is..

Exactly, he who comes to Equity, must come with clean hands. It's the audacity for me, you allegedly scammed someone of his money, yet you're crying foul because the same person you scammed is defaming your name.
Always do your part whenever you sign a contract with someone. If due to some reason you're unable to, then let the other party know. It's that simple.

Okay

nlfpmod:
Twitter User, Shunvilla asks Osun Police:



https://twitter.com/shunvilla/status/1590742143685259264

Yeah, if there's "reasonable suspicion" that the person is involved in a criminal act. Please note if they have nothing to charge you with, you must be released under 48 hours.