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Myexdisturbs:
Which one is foolishness on its peak again?

Wanting to leave peacefully then sympathizing with criminals who bring chaos.

Myexdisturbs:
Most people want peace in their communities and would want to sleep with their two eyes closed but will always feel sad and doubtful when security agents raid criminals . Why such double standards?

Foolishness at it peak. People like sympathizing with criminals because they are criminals themselves. The corrupt security agents have no goodwill with populace at large who rightly see them as another criminal organization. Ask yourself how many people have you ever witnessed anyone being arrested at any checkpoint. Then ask yourself how many bribes have you seen extorted by these security agents.

Asgard73:
Okay sir

Enjoy your thread.. no be you go tell me how to comment for Nairaland when rules Dey .

Ignorant human

Lol dont mad because you're scatter brained sir. It shouldn't be too hard to stay on topic unless you have ADD. Thanks for commenting though.

Asgard73:
Executing them?

Why killing when you can leave them to rot .. your reasons are not good enough.. we’re talking humAnity.
If you think they’re stressing federal purse and all.. reason those innocent ones locked in there for years.. some have spent 20 years awaiting trial.

You dont believe in executing people convicted of murder? I dont have an issue with the capital punishment it seems you do. Them being human doesn't matter to me since they did the crime. The money isn't the main issue the fact remains justice need to be carried out regardless for the victims of these criminals.

Again stay on topic awaiting trial inmates aren't the topic of the thread. Visit my other thread to rant on it.

Asgard73:
But you made mention of their numbers and stressed the decay and financial burden on federal

The point stands they are a financial burden. Death row inmates not being the biggest financial burden is doesn't negate the facts presented. Justice still needs to be carried out by executing them and the Federal government should be paying to house state and local level inmates logically.

OreMI22:
All of you plotting the destruction of the federal state of Nigeria under all sorts of smokescreens will eventually learn that it was to your disadvantage for Nigeria to become a unitary state. Now it seems a very perfect idea to destroy every shred of federalism in the union.

I don't understand your nonsensical ramblings and baseless accusations. How does any introducing state prisons and shifting signing of executions to trial judges like I suggested destroy federalism? You clowns just like running your mouths.

Asgard73:
Op I don’t think deathrow inmates are the problem..

90% of Nigeria inmates are on awaiting trial.. deathrow inmates don’t even make 12% of Nigeria inmates .

The topic isn't about awaiting trial inmates. Please try an stay focused if you can. I have another thread on that topic if you're interested. Anyway the death row convicts should be executed since they were convicted and run out of appeals. The federal government should need to foot the bill for this sort of foolishness especially considering the governors didnt commute their sentences officially.

If Nigerians weren't so emotional about these sort of issues the answer would be easy to see. Reducing federal power and executives power is usually the right move. Nigeria goes wrong by doing everything half way. States don't have prisons so everyone is paying to house state and local level inmates..

I personally have no issue with the death penalty so these inmates should be executed as soon as the appeals run out. If you have an issue with judiciary either reform it or don't give them power to execute prisoners. My main issue allot of crimes shouldn't warrant a death penalty to begin with.

There’s a pressing need for criminal justice reform in Nigeria due to unaccountable executives, idle legislators, and faulty constitutional structures. The society must figure out if they believe the state should be trusted with the power to executive people. If the answer is yes, the process should be improved and governors delaying justice should not be tolerated. If the answer is no, reforms should be made to reflect that reality. There is a backlog in executions which increases prison congestion and unnecessary cost foisted on the federal government who must house and feed these inmates due to constitution constraints. State and federal legislators do have the option of solving these by simply removing redundancies or by eliminating the death penalty all together. The cost of housing prisoners should be left to the jurisdiction prosecuting the person hence the constitution should be amended moving prison out of the exclusive list.

Executions are currently being bottled necked by state governors who refuse to carry out the court’s judgements due to fears of wrongful convictions and suspicion of the court process as stated by Governor Ganduje. If they believed their own rhetoric on the subject, they would opt to commute the sentences or request their state’s assembly to abolish the capital punishment. The federal government should deduct those cost from the allocations those states since these altruistic governors are intentionally delaying justice and causing prison congestion. The best way to eliminate the bottle neck itself is to get the governors out of the execution process. Trial judges should simply be tasked with carrying out the process since they convicted the person after hearing all the evidence. They legislator will simply need to stipulate a time frame when execution date needs to be settled like 90 days after convictions barring any appeals in between.

The constitution needs amended so prisons are on the concurrent list. It will save the federal government money and to reflect the federal nature of Nigeria. Most capital crimes are state laws and not federal. It does not make sense to have a state courts, prosecutors and laws then send someone to federal prison when the federal government had no case with the person in question. States are increasingly passing laws that are not federal crimes like banning alcohol and open grazing. They are demanding a police force but not their own prisons oddly enough. The responsibility and cost of enforcing all these regulations should be on jurisdictions passing them. Doing this will free up federal funds for priority criminals.



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tutudesz:
Are you comparing America gun deaths with a land mass of 9.834 million km² to that of Nigeria 923,768 km²
Africa land Mass is 30.37 million km² vs America 9.834 million km²
Nigeria death is too much

You dont compare deaths by landmass use population. How many person per 100k die per year.

Aonkuuse:
If you check, people murdered in US in a year are more than those killed by insurgents across Nigeria yet the west pretend like nothing is happening rather they focus on other countries

Lol what are you comparing when Nigeria stopped tracking crime stats in 2017? Even when they did it was sloppy at best. I agree the west shouldn't be wasting money sending aid to Nigeria when the money obviously could be better spent at home.

Lol its fear and force that keeps haters at bay. All love and respect does is make sure they dont have the desire to cause you harm. Lions don't avoid attacking porcupines out of love but pain. When it becomes too dangerous and unprofitable to attack people love won't be a factor.

BuhariAdvocate:
You that not foolish Atiku supporter your Atiku would've not does it better.

Lol just focus on convincing your fellow fools not to vote instead of trying to justify your foolishness.

BuhariAdvocate:
I can see that we are so foolish most especially we Youths.

Glad you've accepted the fact you're foolish. Tell you're foolish friends and family members to do the same.

Lol when is the last time anyone has been executed in Jigawa. Do these governors sign death warrants for murders not to talk about rapist?

izombie:
I arrived naija on the 21st of december and right there at the airport there was no social distancing at the queues. Inside lagos na business as usual. I have been at Awka since the 23rd and no distancing. No mask wearing on the street and all the joints wey I don visit. so, wetin dey happen?

Why is such a minor disease bothering you? The vaccine and mask are there for you what else do you want? Everyone else assuming the risk is trusting their immune system. Its been two years the pandemic is over its time to move on to the reality of this virus being endemic.

Just another reason to end he scheme. Let it die its natural death.

Furious1:
I don't know where you're going with this, Kano is partly desert. I can call it whatever I want

You're allowed to wrong but facts are stubborn. Kano isn't a desert the rainfall and climate prove this. What part of Kano state gets less than 250 mm of rain?

Furious1:
Kano is largely Sahel Savannah but it also extends into the Sahara northwards. The Sahara climate is strongly felt.

It's still not a desert like you claimed previously. I'm glad you started doing research on the topic. Since you no longer want to claim its a desert it shows you learned something today. Lol I don't care for the goal shifting tactics.

Recap: Kano is not a desert. The sahel isn't all desert.

Furious1:
Oga Kano is in the desert region

Wow you're dense to pridefully double down on foolishness. Kano is a Savanah climate type. A desert is a place that recieves no more than 250 mm of rain per year. Kano receives more than double that at 697 mm of rain per year. Stop rambling about topics you clearly know nothing about.

Agbegbaorogboye:
What are the names of the 81?
That we may put them in Nigeria's honour roll.

They'll have to go on record eventually. Lol they can't hide behind voice votes this time.

Furious1:
Kano is in the desert;

Lol do you know what a desert is? How many centimeters of rain does Kano receive that your calling it a desert? Don't shift the goal post.

These guys are really good at pretending for the cameras. Nobody asks them why dont you guys override vetos like previous National Assembly did? You can say you have less freedom than you did back then. The bill is not popular enough amongst them plain and simple.

babyfaceafrica:
They can't just break the treaty like that!! They can just renegotiate to suit all parties. Also, the dam they are building can't serve the whole Niger. They will still need to be supplied by naija

Lol stop talking like Nigeria going to stop them. Its currently under construction and none 9f you politicians have said a word about it. Lastly its reported by Barrons to make them energy independent from Nigeria.

A 130-megawatt power station is due to be built in Kandadji, aiming to generate enough electricity annually to enable Niger to free itself from its energy dependence on neighbouring Nigeria.

Barely 15 percent of more than 20 million Nigeriens have electricity, according to the Nigelec electricity company.

Source: https://www.barrons.com/news/niger-speeds-up-efforts-to-build-first-hydroelectric-dam-01632497409

ednut1:
130 kw is small compared to what it will be if it was same with kainji. If everyone dams the river it surely affects ours. Dey use ya sense

Lol you're shifting the goal post now that your lie has been exposed. They can break the treaty as long its a small dam on the Niger. BTW its 130 MW not KW which enough to wean their dependence from Nigeria. Who know if they won't become an exporter themselves.

ednut1:
if you dont give them light they will go build their own dams on the river niger too. Rendering kanji and jebba dam useless. So we have no option than to give them

favor914:
Ignorance Indeed is terrible? [/b]

It is about business, they cannot dam the River Niger by colonial treaty, so we are mandated to provide electricity for them.

jeff1607:
If they are allowed to generate their own power the Dam inlet will run dry as they create theirs

Find a new excuse Niger Republic is already building a dam. Don't you guys read the news? Anyone of these countries can build a dam and nothing will happen.

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A 130-megawatt power station is due to be built in Kandadji, aiming to generate enough electricity annually to enable Niger to free itself from its energy dependence on neighbouring Nigeria.

Barely 15 percent of more than 20 million Nigeriens have electricity, according to the Nigelec electricity company.

Source: https://www.barrons.com/news/niger-speeds-up-efforts-to-build-first-hydroelectric-dam-01632497409

Simdyofficial:
Benin republic should pay o. Lol. Them dey enjoy light 24/7 even inside bush. And SBEE dey charge without shaking. No time for pole climbing. Just tell your meter bye bye

Lol they'll decide to build their own dam the second Nigeria plays tough. It's not like anyone will stop them.

Oh well Niger won't need the power after the complete their dam in few years.

Home or Houston.

SecretReporter:
This forum is losing it's value and the owner is more concern about advert than the necessary improvements, imagine all the comments on front page has nothing to do with what the OP request for, typical example of Nigerianistan Government

Lol he should post on quora or reddit if he wants better answers. Theres not much the mods can do to change the nature of the people on the forum.

You need the senatew permission to manufacture cars? Lol that's already an issue.

helinues:
It's a gradual process..

We had no idea about some of the miscreants practicing cannibalism, now we know after the proscription

You have no idea about crime in general. Does you government publish crime statistics?

RichDad1:
When adjournment is their modus operandi
Justice for hire judges.

Interesting on another thread people claimed adjournments were used to squeeze money out both parties in civil cases or defense in criminal cases.

Geeman2006:
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Is it so hard to reform the whole system.
Can't cases that go to the supreme court be limited, to save people time, money & stress.
Why can't the system be decentralised.
Only in political cases you see how cases end with lightening speed.

Civil cases dont have to enter the court room. What do you mean by further decentralized highs courts are state courts. The Supreme Court could rule it has the power to reject any case the US courts do but do yall want that? The NASS might jump in immediately to stop that one.