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oSé doomsday. you are the one who is truly ignorant. let's assume you're right the virus is fatal and Soo infectious it's going to be the end of the world... so in you're infinite wisdom you leave your host community with way less exposure than the one you're returning too going by your logic "If catch the virus where am going; there is ventilator to treat me" didirin why not run to the U.K since they have more ventilators than nigeria ARE YOU NOT DAFT? don't quote me again if you cannot comprehend simple wisdom shogsman: |
BlackSpanner:this coro fine Sha.... |
Nigeria ought to be a safer Haven.
from fry pan to fire |
Ochuksbaba:text book case of blind leading the blind it's SEGA � |
Ochuksbaba:Bros no ki me wit laff lwkmd |
Uyguvc:with this cave man advert what's the job going to look like |
A man accused of leading a group that blackmailed girls into sharing sexual videos - which were then posted in pay-to-view chatrooms - has been named after an outcry in South Korea. At least 10,000 people used the chatrooms, with some paying up to $1,200 (£1,000) for access. Some 74 people, including 16 underage girls, were exploited. A police committee took the unusual step of naming Cho Ju-bin, 24, after five million people signed petitions. "I apologise to those who were hurt by me," Cho said as he was led away from a Seoul police station on Wednesday. "Thank you for putting a brake on the life of a devil that could not be stopped." He did not respond when reporters asked if he admitted the charges. He is accused of abuse, threats and coercion, and of violating the child protection act, the privacy act and the sexual abuse act. How did the chatrooms work? As reported by Quartz , customers paid to access the so-called "nth rooms", where extorted content from underage girls was uploaded. Fees ranged from $200 to $1,200. According to Korean newspaper Kookmin Ilbo, each of the eight "nth rooms" hosted videos from three to four girls who had been blackmailed by chatroom operators. The girls were active on chat apps, or Twitter, and engaged in prostitution or sexting for money. The chatroom operators contacted the girls, promising modelling or escort jobs. They were then directed to a Telegram account where the operator extracted personal details which were used to blackmail them. Who were the victims? One schoolgirl - speaking to Kim Hyun Jung on South Korea's CBS radio - said she was approached online after looking for work. After being promised money and a phone, she was told to send pictures of herself, followed by sexual abuse videos. The victim said there were at least 40 videos in total. "He already had my face, my voice, my personal information," the victim said. "I was afraid that he would threaten me with that information if I said I would quit." 'The fury will not stop here' Angry South Koreans don't just have a name - they now know the face of the man who allegedly called himself "The Doctor". His comments outside the Seoul police station will have done nothing to quell the deep wave of anger sweeping through supporters of women's rights in the country. More than two million signed a petition to have Cho's identity made public. They got their wish. But the fury will not stop there. Over and over again women have told me they feel the justice system does not adequately punish sex crimes and does not act as a deterrent. And over and over again tens of thousands of women have urged the current administration to act. This became apparent during South Korea's so called spy camera demonstrations. Large-scale protests were held over several weeks at the authorities' lack of action over illicit videos - taken in places such as public toilets and changing rooms - and posted online. The Minister for Gender Equality Lee Jung-ok has vowed to revise the laws governing sex crimes including online grooming and the blackmail of children and teenagers. But will the changes go far enough in a country where being drunk is a defence for rape? The level of outrage at this case should be a warning to the current administration that women in this country are watching closely - and will not wait forever for well overdue reforms. What was the public reaction? Details emerged via a newspaper report in November, followed by another report in March. The story caused outrage in a country where another abuse scandal - the Burning Sun case - dominated headlines last year. A petition on the presidential website, calling for the main suspect to be named, was signed 2.6m times. Another petition on the same site, calling for all chatroom users to be named, was signed almost 2m times. K-pop star retires amid 'sex bribery' case President Moon Jae-in regarded the chatrooms as a "cruel act that destroyed lives", according to a spokesman. "The fact that more than three million people signed the petition...is a serious plea to the government from the people, especially women, requesting a stop to such malicious digital sex crimes," the spokesman added. Who else has been arrested? The National Police Agency told reporters that 124 suspects had been arrested - with 18 chat room operators in custody - since September. Cho is one of the 18. A user called GodGod, who is suspected of first creating the chat room, remains at large. "Through strict investigation, the police will entirely transform the social apathy to digital sex crime and strongly root out such crime from our society," said Min Gap-ryong, commissioner general of the Korean National Police Agency. |
dawnomike:I know you're conservative but there's opportunity in this... our mindset needs to change about the wisdom plant |
Ghana has legalized the use of cannabis for health and industrial purposes as it joins other African countries hoping to derive economic and health benefits from the substance. On Friday the country’s Parliament passed into law the Narcotics Control Commission Bill, 2019. The law now makes the country’s Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) a Commission with enhanced powers to oversee the industrial use of some narcotic substances. The Commission however will have the mandate to control and eliminate the trafficking of prohibited narcotic drugs to ensure public safety. Health experts have always campaigned for addicts of narcotic drugs to be properly rehabilitated and not treated as criminals. The new law makes provision for that as well now classifying drug abuse a public health issue. With the legalization of Cannabis for industrial and health purposes, Ghana joins countries like Malawi, Zimbabwe and South Africa who are changing their laws on narcotics. Ghana’s new laws will make room for cannabis to be used to make medicines and hemp fibres. The health ministry of Ghana now has the power to issue out licenses for the health and industrial use of the plant. Hemp fibres are used to make clothes, biofuel, paper and other products. Ghana is hoping to rake in some revenue as well when industrial production of cannabis begins. Industrial deals already signed In Ghana there is already the Hemp Association of Ghana (HAG) which has signed a deal with a Ghanaian-owned Cannabis business operator based in Portugal. The deal will gross a staggering $ 56 million in five years from merely cultivating and exporting industrial hemp from a land size approximating 100 acres. It will rake in around $2.8 million per harvest of HAG’s industrial hemp on the planned 100 acres. Taxes to the Ghanaian government could gross over $ 10 million from just 100 acres of industrial hemp if the authorities evaluate the industrial potential of the plant taking the world by storm currently. President of the Hemp Association of Ghana Nana Kwaku Agyemang told Africa Feeds that “We seem to get lost in this issue of getting high, and all we can talk about as Ghanaians is smoking. As President of the Hemp association of Ghana, we are not promoting smoking, we are promoting industry, we are promoting cleaning up the environment, we are promoting creating a new revenue stream for government in terms of taxing from cultivation and export and we are taking about promoting medicines that are far better than opioids, medicines that cannot kill you because no one has died from taking cannabis.” Cannabis Sativa is used for over 50,000 industrial uses, including being used as a cheaper alternative to cotton, paper car dashboards, and building houses and for medicinal purposes. The Global Cannabis market is estimated currently at over US$ 100 billion and estimate for the next five years peg the market size at a staggering $ 300 billion. should Nigeria take a cue from this ![]()
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it's never alright. talk to someone bro |
there are better ways to kpoof
seriously bro I'm here if u nid someone to talk too. I want to give up to, but these tots can never be justified
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this topic was on Reddit front page but in reverse |
EmmanuelMacron:u like old bitches that's ur fvcking problem. the year you don't work em u have a fuking problem |
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am 110% sure it's refnol
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am 110% sure it's refnol 542 two two all round in eleniyan voice |
Really there is nofing for emery to do... worse for him moh came Back and forced a win arsenal will def give him the axe. however his tactics having to start young talents like saka and guendozi ova old legs like ozil, could have being lethal at a point. He gets slauthered by forcing his record signings to play. people whose pace and form aren't fit for league. His like i paid shit load for you go and get money worth |
you wouldn't blive but that is also money laundering in the church |
tusinemmy:fry pan to fire |
emery is becoming clueless... star boy pierre is a fantastic player but not a leader... this was the same thing wenger did, giving his best player the captaincy van persie when he clearly had no leadership quality. that didnt stop him from abandoning ship |
ure right bout naingolan thats y the bad boy is second. joey barton is an all round badass, niccur is an exconvict TheGiftedOne:
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. 10. Dimitar Berbatov One of the most elegant strikers in recent memories, Dimitar Berbabtov is an avid smoker. He has also admitted to smoking just to look cool. When you have the swagger like Dimitar, we guess one could also pull the smoking look off! 9. Jack Wilshere Jack Wilshere has often been the target of English media, unfairly so. One such occasion was when some tabloids reported that his smoking habit was the reason for his various injuries. 8. Mario Balotelli The Sicilian psychopath has done it all. Scored outrageous goals. Been sent off for fighting opponents, referees and sometimes his own managers. Set off fireworks in his own toilet. Meanwhile, he also loves a smoke once in a while. 7. Wayne Rooney Another one of controversy’s favourite child. The former England and Manchester United captain has endured phases as a youngsters when he was into grannies and threesomes. He has also endured a steady decline in his playing career for the past few years. Some have attributed this to his unhealthy lifestyle, with one of its traits being smoking. 6. Lionel Messi Perhaps the most surprising name on the list, the best footballer on the planet stirred up a big scandal when he was pictured lighting up a smoke during his vacations. Whether it was a one off or a regular habit is still unknown 5. Obafemi Martins If you visit clubs regularly in Nigeria, it is not a new sight to see Obafemi Martins smoke shisha or what have you. The picture below even shows he smokes in his leisure time at home. 4. Ashley Cole Once the bad boy of English football, he is still a smoker despite enjoying his last playing days at LA Galaxy. 3. Wesley Sneidjer According to rumours, his partying and smoking habits led to his inability to stay at the top during his Inter Milan days. Always caught smoking in public. 2. Radja Nainggolan Radja is one of the world's best central midfielders but his smoking habits was revealed during EURO 2016 by former Belgium coach Marc Wilmots. According to Wilmots, Nainggolan was given a room with a balcony at Euro 2016 - because he smokes. The midfielder was the only smoker in the Belgium squad, but Wilmots said Nainggolan would "trash" his hotel room if banned from smoking. 1. Neymar Brazil’s current golden boy was caught puffing away in a bath robe. football's baddest notable mentions Wojciech Szczęsny Fabien Barthez. David Ginola.
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dem done block her shine
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Hoodbilonia:mopha ni da fun ehn ewo who is to blive
no legit animore? |
jibrilELsudan:how u got this pic � niccur u gay |
i find the nigerian labour market appaling. when you are employed no one is doing you a favour, you need to prove your worth to be valued as an employee and to remain in employment. not just here, all over the world... you need to constantly kiss the ass of your superiors. day in day out, it might not be part of your work description but its just how it is. yes they are work place conflicts, but whats the concern over personal issues that dont relate, she is married to the boss, so? they are countless organisations that have same. youre sacked after a month get your pay and move on. |
i finding the nigerian labour market appaling. when you are employed no one is doing you a favour, you need to prove your worth to be valued as an employee and to remain in employment. not just here, all over the world... you need to constantly kiss the ass of your superiors. day in day out, it might not be part of your work description but its just how it is. yes they are work place conflicts, but whats the concern over personal issues that dont relate, she is married to the boss, so? they are countless organisations that have same. youre sacked after a month get your pay and move on. |
every generation has thier tyrant...
kim is a pain on the ass
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ole survives... klopp wont be able to sack this one |
it would suprise you, tammy who bragged of walking off the pitch with his fellow english mates couldnt even do that on d bench britain will humble him, you cant go too far as a sell-out worse fate may befall tomato abi tomori... england is the helm of competive football |

