If you have what it takes to go to school, go to school. School won't stop you from learning a skill, you can do both..... And studying computer science is a good skill of it's own.
Dumb man, so children are the ones jumping over the bridge? Even children climb high barriers, it's adults that will not? Stop talking, you are sounding more foolish
Zionmdde: Na you should be in psychiatric hospital rather So as a father living upstairs you rather install a cctv camera at your backyard so you know when your children would want to jump, rather than providing a barrier that makes it difficult for the to jump
Next time you feel foolish, go and ask those that install transformers why they put barriers instead of cctv
So what have passerbys been doing in similar incidences in the past, most of the passerbys have been there but what they do is to video the victim without doing anything. The government wants to put camera so they can watch and intervene at appropriate time and you are here lamenting.... Kai been dumb is a disease, try get small sense
Climbing a higher barrier gives ample time for passers by to intervene. Is that bridge ever devoid of humans that you will need cctv to watch people? So when you now see the Person you start rushing out and the person will be waiting for you
So someone cannot climb the barriers when it is raised?? One thing I know is those who want to attack good things end up sounding dumb. Cameras will ease rapid response but what will barriers do?
Zionmdde: See the kind of solution we are seeing. Why don't you raise the barriers rather installing a cinema where people will be watching horror movies
So someone cannot climb the barriers when it is raised?? One thing I know is those who want to attack good things end up sounding dumb.
Zionmdde: See the kind of solution we are seeing. Why don't you raise the barriers rather installing a cinema where people will be watching horror movies
A young man in Anambra state met his death in a very tragic way. The man who is yet to be named lost his life while trying to earn a living.
A video sighted by wikigists shows how the man was electrocuted while roofing a house with his other coworkers.
An eyewitness account reveal that the deceased was roofing the said house when the zinc he was carrying touched the high tension wire that passed very close to the building.
The eyewitness further reveal that all efforts by his coworkers and passersby to revive him proved impossible. The victim died and his body was evacuated.
So why are you people killing innocent people instead of the real Fulanis
Zionmdde: Sharrap there. If it was fulani kidnapped Igbo man, would we be hearing Fulanis are the widely travelled people All criminals and kidnappers should be held accountable for their crime and not rubbing it on innocent people just because the criminals are from their tribe
All this nonsense you guys do has to stop. An igbo man in kano has no business with the kidnap of an hausa man in SE. Find the kidnappers and send then to hell
Jamestown123: Unlike you, the Igedes have been senators before, they have held great positions in zone C. Igedes are just run away Idomas, they bear the same names and an Igede man was once the ruler of the whole Idoma kingdom. I'm sure you haven't heard of the great Ogiri Okoh, who ruled as Ochi,Idoma for long?
I believe you are from Idoma side, give Igede chance to be senator too.... When you do that, come let's talk
Jamestown123: Your Tiv governors have no plans and vision for Benue state. I haven't seen such style of rulership or leadership before, you won't work for your people, you won't work for Zone C. Give Zone C chance to rule you said no. Half of Tivs only knows how to use hoe and cutlasses to farm, they won't accept they don't know how to govern or rule over Benue.
A young man identified as Samuel Njoroge is been sought by the police after he allegedly killed a mother of three kids identified as Naomi Chebet in Kenya.
Naomi was found murdered in her rented apartment under a mysterious circumstances on Sunday morning, which left her relatives with no clue on who the murderer is.
However, Samuel Njoroge, was suspected to be the murderer after he posted a cryptic message on his Facebook wall. Samuel was seemingly confessing to the act in the message.
The deceased who shared three kids with Samuel separated from him but later got back with him in the first week of March and everyone thought they were in good and perfect terms
The dead body of Naomi was discovered dead by her brother, Harrison, with disturbing injuries that suggest a brutal attack.
According to a Harrison, a neighbor was on phone in the evening of Saturday, March 22, at around 9 pm, when he saw Naomi entering the house with Samuel.
But everything took a different turn at approximately an hour and a half later, at 10:30 PM, when he saw Samuel leaving the house wearing a mask.
Harrison, who works late nights, returned home between 12 am and 1 am. Upon arrival, he found Naomi lying on the couch, covered with a blanket. Assuming she was resting after a long day at work, he chose not to wake her.
Naomi remained in the same position for a long while which alarmed Harrison. He uncovered the blanket and made the grim discovery, his sister was unresponsive and had been dead for hours.
Samuel then sent a chilling message: “Mm nilimuuwa coz ya upuzi, mbona anijibu” (his exact words; “I killed her because of nonsense, why isn’t she answering me?”). A message whose words were cold and merciless. As if that was not enough, he took to his social media page and posted: “Wewe kufa uniodokee malaya wewe.” (“Die and leave me alone, you prostitute.”) It was evident that he had ended Naomi’s life and felt no remorse.
As at the time of this report, the family of the deceased are seeking justice for their daughter while the culprit is sought after.
The Fulanis are given access to graze by these traditional rulers who collects money at the expense of people's lives..... I think we should start holding our traditional rulers accountable.
guobe: Our friend in UK just asked for my account number and I will be doing giveaway from the money. If you remembered the last time ,he sent some amount of money which I distributed to widows and some other people here on nairaland. Stay tuned.
A Kenyan commercial motorcycle rider, also known as Bodaboda operator, was brutally stabbed to death by his wife.
It was gathered that the young man met his death in their home in Rongai after he returned with less money than usual.
According to an eyewitness reports, the deceased came back from his work, and the wife discovered that he earned significantly less due to heavy rainfall affecting business.
This led to a serious confrontation from his wife. She reminded him about the household items that were finished and demanded that he provide the money. When he was unable to do so, an argument erupted between them.
In a fit of unreasonable rage, she rushed to the kitchen to grab a knife. Sensing the imminent danger, the Bodaboda operator attempted to flee but slipped and fell on the floor. The wife then stabbed him in the chest, ending his life instantly.
By the time neighbours arrived, it was too late; he was already dead.
At the time of this report, the wife had fled the scene but she is now arrested by the police and the police promised that she will be charged to court this week.
You are a heartless person oo, the north condemned IPOB senseless killings not long ago and what happened?? The South came for their heads. You want to justify the killing of more than 16 people for what? These people in the picture, so they even look like Fulani herdsmen??
FreeThinkerPlut: The argument that "you can't tell people how to cry" misses the point entirely—it’s not about dictating grief, but exposing hypocrisy. Northern leaders and influencers have a platform and a responsibility to address all injustices, not just those that affect their own.
Their silence on the South’s suffering, like the killing of Deborah and rampant banditry, while loudly mourning Edo’s victims, isn’t just selective crying—it’s a deliberate choice to ignore the pain their region has inflicted. This isn’t about silencing the North’s grief; it’s about demanding consistency. Claiming victimhood while dismissing others’ bloodied history isn’t justice—it’s privilege. In a nation teetering on the edge of anarchy, such double standards only deepen the divide.
If Northern leaders want unity and justice, they should also take responsibility for the wrongs committed by their own people, instead of only crying out when they are the victims.
You can't tell people how you want them to cry. Nobody stop the South from crying the way they want, same way you can't tell the north how they will cry over something. We are all victims of insecurity in Nigeria but telling someone to shut up in the face of injustice because his people also met out injustice to others is a height of wickedness. If this is the case then we are in anarchy
This is serious....... This is a very big offense. These private schools are over doing these things. As for me, anything that goes wrong on my child apart from academics and discipline, I will definitely take it personal. Which parent will keep quiet on this kind of a thing