₦airaland Forum

You are biting us and blowing air on our wounds...yes, we'll bear with you sir

johncheston:
Call him and record the call. Let him not know you are recording it and make sure he admits his offence on the call and his intentions to deny the chat.

Yes, OP should call him and record their conversation in addition to the WhatsApp messages, let him implicate himself, but do it codedly. Best of luck.

They discredited all the individual videos, yet they are not willing to release the original

mojekwu2:
She dey advertise for her ancestors?

The ancestors are watching

Nazgul:
My God comfort you for your loss.

Imagine telling a woman to her face that you're going to kill her husband, the father of her kids...we Africans are our own problem

Africans are inherently wicked

Not good for the people

Nothing works in Nigeria. Our rulers only use the constitution when it favors them; it's a lawless county

Better because I soro soke against you on the issue earlier

The question is: why is there a restriction order and from which organisation or you don't usually ask those questions?

mrsteel:
He who knows, is he who knows that he does not know!

“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.”
Socrates

Depreacherman:
Bike men and jungle justice be like 5&6.. they can be very aggressive and they fail to realize is called an accident not deliberate acts.

I avoid them like plague! Even when they are at fault, their colleagues don't care, they gather with the speed of light...they blame the motorist for not avoiding the okada

Northerners doing their thing as usual. If South goes west, they deliberately go East...na their way

Oh my goodness...this life no balance at all

It's easier to see a black kid and a white kid turn out this way; it's a reflection of the American black-white dichotomy of race

Will the 15k protect the students from getting infected? Where will the poor students get 15k in this economic situation when some of their parents/guardians have not been paid
I think an average Nigerian is just very insensitive or is there something that takes away their human feelings once they attain a position of authority? Pandemic Prevention fee indeed

thebosstrevor1:
Good news

I love this.

Most people don't understand once you destroy things during protest, you are indirectly taking away your right.

Some people will say it ìs their constitutional right to protest, yes it is but also know that destruction, blocking of roads and airports, burning down buildings, and occupying Government buildings is no more a protest again but a coup.

The polithiefcians who paid thugs to disrupt a peaceful protest are the coup plotters, not the protesters. When you find it cool that your right to protest is being taken away, what can I say?

They are just making noise...ko le werk

Bigpat:
Did you hear all that from the DPO , the Tailor or from the writer, you must be a good judge. That is how your case will be judged, nobody will need to hear from you

Olopa ewo ni tepe? Back to sender

seunlayi:
Adeniyi alleged that the DPO assaulted him the day he went to deliver the sewn materials on the allegation that the clothes were not well made.

The fashion designer said, “The DPO, after slapping me, still collected all the 12 materials without paying the N60,000 agreed on.

“On Saturday, November 1, the DPO told me to come for the money only for him to detain me.”



The DPO accused the defendant of damaging materials worth N181,000

Poverty has made Nigerians easy tools for our polithiefcians to do their dirty jobs

SimplePlan34:
All those ppl shouting trump would win in Jesus name where is d power of Jesus. My take Jesus will continue to die from hence forth. Cos d democrats will remove him from d school curriculum, remove the name God from the constitution and completely wipe God from d minds of new generation Americans.

Maybe it's time to let Jesus go.

The name of Jesus can't die sir... it's the name above all names

This is Nigeria...if you don't 'pay a dime', you won't get that money

Only stupid people give to God against their will! God loves a cheerful giver; if you feel uncomfortable or you're not convinced you're doing the right thing, don't give. I've gone to church several times without dropping any offering; not because I didn't have money, but because my faith wasn't strong enough to encourage my giving that particular money as offering at that time.

BTW, Move to Religion

seunlayi:
[b]Are you defending the policeman? [/b]You should be experienced to know the underlying factors that led to this palaver.

No, I'm responding to the poster that said illegal detention and demanding for full payment for the clothes is not police brutality

Ayemileto:
Because Europe is having another lockdown, they want to lockdown here too.


Copy copy government.

My first thought exactly...though I believe there's truly a second wave, no doubt about that. What I don't know is the severity. Let's be safe all the same

ivolt:
[b]We person can torture another emotionally, even couples do it. [/b]The worst that could come from such is a civil suit.

Are you justifying police brutality? Weldone sir...I move

ivolt:
Slapping constitute brutality but the detention is not illegal. Not paying and asking for payment is not brutality either.

Police brutality in this context doesn't stop at savage physical violence, it also implies great cruelty. When you torture someone emotionally, you're being cruel to the person. Boss man here collected what he called 'badly sown' materials and still detained the poor tailor when he honored his invitation to come for his money

ivolt:
Charging someone to court is now police brutality?

Not at all, in fact, the court should be the last resort for the poor masses.

However, slapping, illegal detention, forcing the man to sign a statement and not paying him despite collecting the 'badly sown' materials while still asking the man to pay N181,000 for the said materials all amount to police brutality

Police brutality can never stop in Nigeria, what we can do as citizens is to build up a strong resistance by raising our voices and increasing the tempo of our computer keyboards till they learn to respect us at least

PissfulProtester:
30,400 in 16years

158.33 in a month

39.59 in a week


SARS has killed many over the years but not as many as the number we have here.

This is reckless journalism!

If they kill at least one detainee in one state per week (some like Akwuzu kill more), they'll achieve this effortlessly, judging from the experiences narrated

Unfortunately, there's nothing anyone can do about it. We have a rubber stamp senate, youths whose voices are being suppressed even as we speak, and greedy polithiefcians who only care about the crumbs that'll drop on their 'banbiala' plates from the top

Harassing protesters to scare Nigerians from future protests...what manner of dictatorship I'd this? That was how they deny generating lists and posters of people they plan to deal with; but we've learnt that whatever they deny vehemently is the truth

Why shed blood in the name of religion? Thank God for Christianity