NOwazobia:
Person wey no fit upgrade he platform, you want make he support Crypto, and upgraded financial system.

Sadly, we keep cashing out from the crypto, while they cry bitterly

Londonland:
not only lazy but but use less

Offpoint1:

Was wondering when Olamide has gone that low... Signing youngy duu is like signing speedy darlington

Skyfornia:
Absolutely no idea what tradition demands, but morally, there is need to let your late husband family know about your decision to remarry, especially when there are children involved..

Jefferyhi86:
U go Sabi spit for toto well well

marlow1962:
There's nothing funny about him, always repeating dry jokes, that's what Nigerians who called themselves comedians do. Cool tho, but americans won't still vote him to win.

C2Ok:
Both the bercarray and the Samantha124
Una Dey M@d??😂🫴
Which kain debate una Dey debate wey never end?😂😂

Samantha124:
And since you've finally came clean and told me of how I hurt you by attacking your country like Boko Haram, I'm sorry, I didn't know I was one of those Nigerian terrorists.

Find it in your heart to forgive me even though we know the real attackers of your country..🤭🤭🤭

You can now stop crying... As for me, I'm out of here... Don't expect any reply from me because I won't even bother to check your comments.

And stop taking nairaland matters personal because one day you'll die from heart attack...🤣🤣🤣

Samantha124:
Most nairalanders like taking minor things personal, I don't know why..

I'm now being accused of attacking an entire Nigerian country...🤣🤣🤣... I must've really hurt you deep for you to be accusing me of an attack...🤣🤣🤣

It's like you have an illegal abortion backroom back at home where you're conducting illegal abortions because it sounds like the whole thing is very personal to you.

Samantha124:
You're still not making any sense.

What does the South African government has to do with you guys coming to SA despite being afraid of HIV and protecting yourselves from it in your country by criminalising it and discriminating others in your country for being HIV positive?

Is the SA government forcing you guys to come here?

Samantha124:
1. You keep turning a blind eye on the statement that states that there's no specific law that criminalise spreading of HIV in SA... Underline the the term no specific law.

2. There are still arguments as to whether to illegalize it or not, hence the statement stated that the whole thing is still counterproductive, meaning there's NO SPECIFIC LAW that criminalise spreading of HIV, at least not yet.

3. You need to understand what is common law... Common law is a body of unwritten laws, meaning even if the laws are not written or recognized by the constitution, if as a citizen you feel like an injustice was done to you in anyway, you're free to approach the courts under common law because one thing about law is that there's no wrong or right... As long as you're willing to backup your claims, then the courts will give you a chance.

4. That screenshot that you posted about the Phiri case was also decided under common law, the court made a decision based on a general belief and not because there's a written law that specified spreading HIV to be illegal... The Court also considered the nature of Phiri's work, he was an HIV/AIDS counselor and his duty was to advice others on how to protect themselves from HIV and also advice those who are already HIV positive on how to take good care of themselves as to prevent infecting others... But he breached everything that went with his job and on top of that, he kept contradicting himself under oath.

5. General criminal laws were used to support his girlfriend's claims in a sense that, she was able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Phiri had a duty to protect her since he was an HIV/AIDS counselor... It's just like a police officer, he has a duty to protect me and not harm me.

6. The Phiri case is the only HIV related case in SA that convicted a person for transmitting HIV and there was not even any proof that Phiri indeed infected his girlfriend with HIV, but she was somehow able to backup her claims and also used the fact that Phiri worked within the department of health.

I also think he got what he deserved, if he really did do it because it would mean he was reckless, despite being an HIV/AIDS counselor.

7. As long as you're able to put your facts right, then you can use common law for anything... Let me give you an example of common law offences:
- Let's say a guy was used a dumped by a girl that he loved so much to a point that he vowed to never ever love again, instead he's gonna impregnate and dump every girl he gets into a relationship with, one of his baby mamas can take him to court for it.

There's no specific law that states that it's illegal going around impregnating ladies with an intent of making them single mothers, but if the baby mama can backup her claims, she can take the guy to court and win.

- I can use common law on you for taking my pillow from my room and using it in your room to sleep without my knowledge... I can take you to court and argue that what you did was theft even though we live in the same house.

Because most common laws are not recognized by the Constitution and the court makes a decision based on a common belief.

6. I like the fact that you were able to post a link that supported your claims when you said deliberate infection of HIV is illegal in Nigeria, your link consisted of statutes supporting your claims, meaning there is a specific law that criminalise intentional infection of HIV in Nigeria and it's recognized by the Nigerian constitution.... But so far, you haven't shown me any statutes from the South African constitution that support your claims about deliberate infection of HIV being illegal in SA.

I also wish there could be a specific law within our constitution that criminalise intentional infection of HIV, but so far, there are still arguments as to whether it should be illegalized or not.

Samantha124:
So you're blaming the South African government for the number of Nigerians that come to SA yearly despite them being afraid of HIV and seeing all South Africans as HIV positive.

Your level of reasoning says a lot about you because you're so focused on being defensive to a point that you're no longer making any sense.

Is the SA government forcing you guys to come here since you guys are afraid of HIV?

Samantha124:
So what you're basically saying is that if a Nigerian national staying in SA sees me stealing and tries to caution me for it by reminding me that stealing is illegal, Instead of me to be remorseful or try to justify what I did even though it's bad, I should immediately retaliate by telling him or her to go and mind the number of terrorist attacks happening in Nigeria because we don't have terrorism in SA?

If this is how most of you Nigerians reason, then I'm not surprised as to why your leaders are treating you the way that they do... Because you never take accountability for your actions, but you're always ready to be defensive.

If you came to me and tried to justify the number of illegal abortions happening in Nigeria by telling me that you guys have been campaigning for abortion to be legalized in Nigeria, but the government kept turning blind eye, forcing you guys to do things the illegal ways, I'd have understood that even if it's illegal, you guys have got valid reasons to do what you're doing.

Samantha124:
Lol... I got you right where I wanted you, I knew you'd fall for the trap...😂😂😂

Unfortunately, today I don't have the energy for arguments... I just need to freshen up and sleep... Last time I had some proper rest and slept was Thursday night.

And please, don't call me a barrister, I might've studied law, but I don't practice as a lawyer, at least not yet... Samantha or Sam is just fine.

I'll get back to you tomorrow when I'm fresh and energetic...

Samantha124:
Yet they keep running to SA yearly despite everything...

Okay, I've heard you Sir, and do yourselves a favour by staying away from us because we will infect you..😅😅😅

Samantha124:
As long as it's illegal, I'm still going to tell you that it's illegal...

I only told you facts and you're just hurt that I told you guys the truth, the same way you guys get offended whenever people talk against the number of Internet fraud committed by Nigerians.

Even those people who spread HIV in SA still get free access to medical care, but we can't say the same thing about those ones who are having complications from doing backroom abortions in Nigeria.

Anyways, bye.

Samantha124:
This is proof that I'm not lying... But if you still believe that I'm lying, then feel free to do your own research.

We don't have any law that criminalise spreading of HIV... I didn't study law to lie..

Anyways, goodbye once again and enjoy reading...

Samantha124:
This is proof that I'm not lying... But if you still believe that I'm lying, then feel free to do your own research.

We don't have any law that criminalise spreading of HIV... I didn't study law to lie..

Anyways, goodbye once again and enjoy reading...

Samantha124:
Since I'm lying, then go look for the truth yourself.

And if there is such law, then I don't know about it because I've never heard such before.

There, I've answered your question.

Samantha124:
Like I said before, there's no such law.

So I've answered your question.

Samantha124:
Nooo, you haven't told me the reason why you guys can't stay away from backdoor abortions since abortion in general is iilegal in your country.

Since you guys are law abiding citizens, why can't you stay away from illegal abortions?

shantti:
Na so e dey happen for movie oh, Samantha127 might end up marrying bencarrey. Both of u need to get a room

Samantha124:
But that doesn't change the fact that it is illegal in your country, why can't you abide by the law the same way you abide other laws.

It may not kill many, but it damages those women's wombs.

Samantha124:
Lol..But I asked you a question first and you didn't answer.

If you can protect yourselves from HIV, why can't you protect yourselves from illegal abortions... Answer that one first.

Samantha124:
Most of your men are doing crimes here... Go and watch a show called Sizokuthola and you'll see what I mean.

Samantha124:
We're not having illegal abortions because abortion is legal in SA and women and girls are free to go to any hospital to do it safely.

Our reasons are not the same, so answer my question Sir..

Samantha124:
I said check the kind of SA women your brothers are attracted to when they get here in SA... They only go for wasted street girls and end up settling down with them, the kind of girls no SA man would want to settle down with.

But what can we say? They're doing the Lord's work by cleaning all the dirt from the streets of SA..