₦airaland Forum

INTROVERT:
The Nigerian chessboard is very dynamic.

Anglovel:
You can succeed Here in Nigeria if u are Patient,Diligent,Honest,Focused,Frugal, CONTENTED,PRAYERFUL!!!
The Land is Greener Here in Nigeria trust me!

Obiwannn:
Are the taxes more than Germany?

cococandy:
And they obj and pmb both assumed positions of oil ministers

erico2k2:
with all dis shoot shhot, me i rather stay in the Uk B4 sombody wey no like maths teacher go shooot my pikin 4 class sake of say Him hate maths and the maths teacher.

arabianights:
My dear the racial discrimination in u.s is now something else.it has always been there but hidden.Even the African american Holly wood stars are not exempted.

ronald4lif:
I don't know if you've ever been to the U.S coz you'd have known racism exist there more than in the UK. Britain is one of the least racial tolerance in the world I think second to Canada.

I've never encountered racist attack here and the locals are very accommodating. Thing is, Africans would always play racism cards no matter if it's unwarranted. One might be walking on the way and the police might just stop them to ask security questions, and Africans will say they're victimised. But even the native Brits are randomly stopped too.

I think it's a complex issue. Drive carelessly and get stop by the police they'd say it's cos of their skin colour. True some are influenced by racial hate but we complain about everything. Just like we employ tribalism and religious bigotry in Nigeria we think Westerners are same.

Mogidi:
They give you everything free in US abi?

obailala:
I would even be more than happy if they come to rule us DIRECTLY and not even by proxy. What exactly is our story of ruling ourselves if not for pain and despair?

South Africa in which many of our people run to is very well developed because they were ruled till 1990; I only can't help but imagine how wonderful Nigeria would have been if the British ruled us till 1990.

CountDracula:
The fisherman

sweetgala:
In many cases both American and UK citizens have and will be extradited if a crime is committed by them abroad and there is coincidence that said individuals would get a fair trial

sweetgala:
Stop spewing jargon, the extradition is part of international agreements and I see no reaon why Nigeria should wave it's right to engage the agreement.

It is not the duty of the nation to provide such criminal or deny the extradition as such but rather the ministry of justice has a duty to facilitate the extradition.

Where an application to extradite is received the individual has a right to defend his right agaibt extradition in a court of law ,the grant is based on the concept the individual would get a fair trial and the prison conditions. In the previous GEJ administration individuals were shielded by executive order which is wrong.

So far in the last 3 years many Americans have been extradited , UK, a few Australians I know of, many Pakistani , I know ogw two Chinese . Stop trying to defend corruption

sweetgala:
In the last few years , both the UK and US have extradited their citizens to be charged for crimes in or against those nations, the citizens themselves have a right to legal process to dispute the extradition which the court has a right to grant or reject.

Maybe if you follow International politics you would know better. It has nothing to so with national sovereignty but to do with international law, treaties and agreements.

Mr Alameiseya was charged to court in the UK and under disguise jumped bail and came to seek refuge under a corrupt government in Nigeria getting a lesser charge and punishment and eventually a pardon to contest for senate. Even if the earlier money laundering case is struck off as already resolved in Nigeria the charge of obstruction of justice, and leaving the country without prior notification of the courts and thereby illegally to prevent justice can be layed against him and getting a charge to stick wouldn't be a problem.

don4real18:
He will reduce or completely curb corruption in that sector making you as a Nigerian benefit from its wealth.
Except you want a rapacious educated thief to keep on stealing and collecting bribe not minding if it affects the masses

Cadamlk:
Bros na true naaaa!! All those youths wen be criminal wen you dey see so,you believe say na all of them like be criminal?Na because joy nor dey the land.This country get all the milk and honey wen Bible dey talk so teeey I con begin think wether na Naija be the promise land wen God dey talk .......Even the milk and honey sef ,as e plenty reach,na some few people dey hijack am con begin flex with their families and friends.Bros e good?

Wetin dey tire me for dem be say as dem go school reach,dem get the brain to move the country forward ooo but na to thief na hin sweet them pass.Dey go dey there dey behave like senior monkey.....Na only senior monkey dey carry the big bunch of banabana make hin chop first make others dey look am.Na wen he don chop tight belle he go leave the reminant for others and nor go care if dem belleful or not.

Cadamlk:
person go thief pot of soup;shey na hugary make am.Police go carry am shine.If dem nor shoot am,dem go put am for prison for ten years without trial.Meanwhile our dear politician wen thief money wen we suppose take built capital and human resources..........con dey dey render human being useless as per hungary ,joblessness,poverty....so tey sickness wen nor suppose dey pkoof person dey kpoof am.Na those kain people you like make dem dey waka freely?

benedictnsi:
Make he no die abi

Fulaman198:
Compared to the United States, that's nothing. British police officers don't carry guns.

harristo:
Whether someone is able to engage in corrupt practices or not depends on who they are working for.
The key isn't whether the appointee is a thief or not, it is whether the appointer allows
him or her to steal - like Gej did.