you know one thing i really like about nairaland topics, they bring out the amazing sense of humour in people. its such fun to read through people's postings, i'll crack my ribs one day soon, i can tell

Air travel is still the best, take it from someone who used to travel by buses and cabs everywhere.
although you have to put up with delays without explanation (virgin nigeria!)

just so you stay wise in NIGERIA , you might want to write your will before you travel by bicycle, okada, car, bus, trailer, tanker,
airplane or juju means

i dont think anybody should be able to tell another human being what to wear or what not to wear, except if the other person has signed away his/her rights to this person. For example school students and prisoner dont have a right to say what they want when it comes to what they should wear, and i believe the society will agree that this is acceptable. Also if you go to a place(town, city, country) that believes in a certain tradition about dressing and it is a law laid down, then you dont have a choice but to act like the romans because you are in Rome.

I wonder if RCCG falls into this category of places? Do people now worship God under duress of conditions and rules?
Although I am a Christian, I find that christianity as we practice it, is one of the most limiting religions in the world. It is also a lazy man's religion. why do the officials at RCCG not weed out the bad eggs in the basket? why break the camel's back completely, just to find a little flea on its back skin?

Anyway, i think the authorities who make laws about women's clothing without putting in place measures to protect women's human rights are totally wrong. Personally I believe women should be encouraged to learn martial arts, because of the men who will want to take advantage of these foolish and not-well-thought out laws to abuse and even rape women. I say this also because if any woman's human right is abused because of these laws, the men making the laws will say "well, she deserved it!"