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Make Una dey update me. I left the match midway due to unforseen circumstances |
iamoyindamola:Yeah.... I wish Partey was much younger and less injury-prone |
Jesus makes it 2-0 ![]() |
Saliba goaaalllll ![]() |
Amoto94:Iamoyindamola you get mail o |
Amoto94:What do u mean by a northerner/Muslim who appears a bit Conservative with mass appeal? |
EmmanuelScott1:What happened to the feminism in this guy na? ![]() |
Donjazet2:U sef u like wàhálà..... U be Vawulence machine
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Donjazet2:Well, like I said earlier I'm a risk person and I always work with probability. I know Obi can't win the presidential elections under the current system we have now, but I realized he will win enough bloc votes in the east being his Base ( having observed the impact ethnicity will play in these upcoming election).... So I opted out of the bet cos I wasn't ready to lose my hard earned money to something I don't belive I will win. |
Axmondthuglife:Alcohol no dey open my stomach like that |
GloriousGbola:It's unfortunate. The fact that u are not prepared for what's coming till u are almost dead |
kingBolton:Omo, I just weak bro. |
afrodoc2:Bros, it's 6.30am here in Lagos, if u drive on Carter bridge towards Idumota at this very moment u will see buses and keke driving against traffic as u are approaching Idumota. It's something that is crazy enough for one to think about, but then u see it happening everyday. There's a police Amored personnel Carrier Parked at ẹyin ẹyọ and a police van which is parked somewhere around descending the Carter bridge, yet these don't even deter them from endangering the lives of others on a daily basis. These things happen on a daily basis in Lagos. How do u think Fashola personally arrested drivers driving against traffic, Ambode did same and there are pictures of Sanwoolu on the Internet arresting one-way offenders in this same Lagos at varying times? Lagosians just want to live a lawless life and get away with it. |
Greatihex:lolz...... Funny guy. So all those people arrested with IPOB insignia and those who confessed to being ESN members on camera are all prisoners of conscience being detained illegally It is well o. |
Segedinho:Bros I support the Impounding of vehicles and I'm not evil. That guy on front page whose vehicle was auctioned for 400k legit passed one-way and he acknowledged it in the news. ( I love his honesty). Go and ask people living in that axis the number of people that have been killed on that road as a result of vehicles passing one-way on that busy route. Everyday on my way to work I see keke, danfo and LT commercial buses driving one-way on Carter bridge from Idumota towards Iddo ( Lagos Island to Mainland).... You obviously don't know how terrifying it can be driving as early as 6.30am and u see crazy motorists driving towards u on high speed on a bridge simply because they are too lazy/crazy enough to go make a u-turn at ẹyin ẹyọ and drive in their own side of the road that is devoid of traffic. We are talking about people endangering lives of others here, not jumping red light at traffic junction or some other minor traffic offence. Maybe if we first look at the gravity of the offence, we will appreciate the government's effort go deter others from being that reckless. |
afrodoc2:Nothing u fit do for that case na ; u no fit kill the person. A friend of mine drove his friend's car and he was involved in accident; it was a write-off! The guy no do am anything cos he was also in the vehicle as at the time of the accident. Funny enough the guy already got a new car and still allows my friend to drive it ocassionally. |
raumdeuter:Two things are involved : 1. The driver will most likely have his employment terminated by his employers. 2. If the company is aware of the auction they will send their procurement guys to do everything possible to win the bid and buy back the car for the company. ![]() However, if the organization is not a nice one they will send the driver to multiple prisons after he must have served LASG's jail term ; his guarantor too will most likely not be spared by the company. |
raumdeuter:According to what I gathered, not all the offenders are one-way offenders. Those that are one-way offenders have their punishment well spelt out ; one year imprisonment and forfeiture of the vehicle to the government. So the government after prosecuting them for the crime went ahead to auction the forfeited vehicles. The other offenders whose vehicles were impounded for lesser offences didn't show up for the court case, neither did they pay the fine awarded by the courts after prosecution. So the government auctioned their vehicles as well after they failed to show up within the stipulated time as pronounced by the courts. |
afrodoc2:You will.be shocked that so many insane people own cars in Lagos ![]() |
afrodoc2:Personally I believe the government made a show of out of the anguish of offenders losing their vehicles just to deter prospective one-way traffic offenders. Imagine a vehicle driving against traffic on somewhere like third mainland bridge. One motorist is endangering the lives of hundreds of road users. I believe the punishment matches the gravity of the offence. |
izzou:Shebi na wetin I tell Don J that day be this. The election has enough ethnic colouration. I'm Yoruba and I've met quite a handful of Yorubas who stated it clearly that they will vote for Tinubu simply because they are Yorubas and won't vote the somebody from another tribe. I've seen enough Igbos too who were not interested in the presidential elections up till this year. Some may say they are voting Obi because he is the hope of the common man,but we know by now he will win most ( if not all) southeastern bloc votes. It's just going to be a case of most people queing behind their tribesmen. Initially I thought this election will be different but it seems it will even get worse this time around with the 3 major tribes having a man on the ballot. |
afrodoc2:Unfortunately confiscation vehicles of offenders who drive against traffic is legal in Lagos State. Driving against traffic attarcats imprisonment and forfeiture of the vehicle to the government while other less serious traffic offences attract lesser punishment.
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izzou:We.discussed about this sometime ago now; remeber when we talked about Yaba and its environs with so one-way roads. We all agreed Naija is a jungle where the powerful prey on the weak ( In this case the powerful are the traffic officers who work in cahoot with their thugs who probably removed those signs while the weak are road users like me and you) To be on the safer side one needs to ask people who are familiar with those routes before driving to such places. The moment u are arrested and Ur vehicle impounded, whichever court u are taken to nobody there will care to know how u ended on the wrong side of the law. Just look at Rufai's case, I'm sure some army officers, navy officers, police officers etc passed that same BRT Lane that very day but nobody cares.....The moment their net caught big fish like Rufai God Don answer their prayer be that. |
izzou:I agree with you that government has to do more about road construction and traffic management. I also know how terrible that Lagos-Badagry expressway can be. I had a personal experience there ; my driver like myself was oblivious of how bad some portions of the road can be on the way to Agbara; we didn't follow other cars to join one-way instead we followed trucks who were maintaining the normal route. Long and short of it, the car got stuck in a bad portion of the road and a truck had to pull it out for us after we parted with cash. That said, I think most of those who had their cars impounded are those who follow one-way on normal roads like the man whose car was auctioned for 400k. The guy passed one way on Cele-Express. You can tell it's not the issue of bad roads that led him to follow one-way but his impatience with the traffic on that route. That guy could've killed other road users while at it; that's my point. I feel the guy and his mum's pains but I think if auctioning his car would save lives then so be it. The human life is sacred and people should know there are consequences for their actions the moment they put the lives of others in danger by following one-way Just this morning I saw a video of Gbenga Akoshile (LASG chief press secretary) stopping a man who was obviously driving against traffic on third mainland bridge with his corolla. Imagine following one-way on third mainland bridge |
Segedinho:If this is true, my question for him is " What exactly is Buhari committed to ? " |
A40:I do not fancy APC's style of governance either in Lagos and at the federal level , but that being said some Nigerians can be so reckless; passing one-way and endangering the lives of other road users. and I think such people deserve this type of punishment if that is what it takes to have a sane society. I know our politicians, military personnel and VVIP's break the law by following one-way thereby leaving behind bad examples, but we citizens too have our part to play in obeying the laws. A lot of people have been killed by vehicles (Both private and commercial ones) following one-way. I remember a personal experience on the day of Chelsea vs Arsenal FA cup final 2020. I was at a friend's place and we went to watch the final at a bar not far from his house. While coming back and joyfully discussing Arsenal's victory, we attempted the cross the road opposite his house after looking well in all directions. A Keke came from nowhere following one-way and hit my friend from behind; it took only a second for me to hold and drag him hand while he was almost going to the floor to be stepped on by an on-coming vehicle. The unfortunate Keke didn't even stop but was looking for an exit route at the next junction. I sprinted up to his postion while he was navigating his way and descended on him with serious Vawulence. Unfortunately for him egbon adugbos wey know my guy and those we don buy drinks before dey junction. I'm damn sure that guy would never pass one-way in his life cos aside from few blows and slaps here and there; he also paid for cost of treating my guy. These people passing one-way are menace and should be condemned too just like we condemn our wicked politicians. Because of those people I don't even cross normally, rather I look here and there and then still have it at the back of my mind to expect the unexpected from any angle. |
Akeem79:Chinese people, una must put excess water on what u are cooking and turn it to soup by force ![]() imagine corn and chicken turning to what one would use chopsticks to chop and then drink the water ![]() |
Axmondthuglife:Omo! How una dey take swallow this much eba in one sitting? I can't even even finish half of any of the plates on the table. I always think God didn't give me the normal size of stomach other guys have. I just dey imagine where all these food wan enter foe my body cos I know it's surely not my stomach. That said, I love the egusi soup. I've recently grown found of egusi and the orisirisi inside like panla, ponmo, bonga fish, shrimp ( which we call red crayfish on the streets), etc |
kingBolton:Serious ticking time bomb. Only God knows how hot this place will be during the election proper o |
Wahala just dey this place sha |
raumdeuter:Na why I tell Don J say some of these things are old wounds that need to be re-opened if we all want to chart a way forward. Imagine how children of Akintola, Tafawa Balewa etc and their descendants feel and continue to feel about this one now? Knowing their fathers were killed in a coup that was supposed to clear the rot in the system but some other fathers were spared on the basis of their ethnicity. Na why everybody gats come out and talk wetin dey pain dem. We know the progrom that happened afterwards is something that claimed innocent lives, but we should always talk about the forerunner to the progrom which obviously is the first coup. Without that, nobody go trust each other |
raumdeuter:I know these things. Maybe if the first coup didn't take the turn it did, maybe the major ethnic tribes would Trust each other more than they do now. |
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