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CoolUsername:
You're going to need to show me where I made this claim. My claim has always been that certain states follow the penal code. This is a simple fact. Show me where I said that all Nigerian law is based on the penal code.

benalvino3:
You are the one who can't comprehend or understand what is going on. Coolusername tried for you.
Words can be used interchangeably even if they have different meaning.
your argument is that the Penal Code and the Criminal code are the same thing... and i am saying No... depending on the context.

CoolUsername:
I won't try to deny the fact that many conservatives are ass-backwards in their attitudes and policies.

benalvino3:
A penal code and a criminal code are both documents that compile the criminal laws of a jurisdiction. The terms are often used interchangeably, but there may be some differences depending on the context.

Penal code may refer to the law that defines what acts are punishable and what penalties can be imposed for those acts. Criminal code may refer to the law that defines what acts are prohibited by the state because they are socially harmful.

However, these definitions are not universal and some jurisdictions may use different terms or meanings for their codes. For example, some countries have a civil code that includes criminal law as well as other areas of law.

CoolUsername:
No please, quote/screenshot where I said 'cause I'm 99% sure that you're just making shxt up at this point. Post the receipts or take your L

Enugurangers:
You were the one trying to obfuscate. You were informed via screenshots that paedophilia is a problem all over Nigeria, so you quickly changed the topic to child marriages, state law, child act, penal law e.t.c. lol.

You could have clearly bolded just the child marriages only and leave out wirinet's other post about paedophilia and child rape. It's also interesting to know that there are child marriages, issues in the south too despite the passing of the Child's right law in some states e.g. Imo state.

CoolUsername:
You're going to need to show me where I made this claim. My claim has always been that certain states follow the penal code. This is a simple fact. Show me where I said that all Nigerian law is based on the penal code.

CoolUsername:
OK, child marriage is cool if they are Muslims. Gotcha.

budaatum:
If a democrat or republican or a neutral person rapes anyone I hope they have their raping tool chopped off.

Jail is not good enough, in my opinion. Though, out of mercy and fact I'm not a fan of the death sentence, jail will have to do.

CoolUsername:
You can obviously here that I used both terminologies as distinct entities because that is how it works in Nigeria. Just say you didn't know.

CoolUsername:
This is just embarrassing at this point. Do better.

benalvino3:
What is the other code aside from the penal code he talked about? Are you this slow?

CoolUsername:
You know why there are two answers to that question. One is based on the criminal code and the other is based on the penal code. Can you tell which one is which? 🤔

benalvino3:
Every country had rapes... But at what percent did it shoot up in German and Sweden before those people enter?

benalvino3:
That's budaatum, he lies, will not admit he is wrong on certain issues. He will strawman, change the topic or run.

Comprehension is also a big issue for him. He could not recognize humor or sarcasm sometimes

benalvino3:
CoolUsername did not say Nigeria law... You are so smart "comprehension fail"

He said certain part of the country.

CoolUsername:
You do realize that the penal code in Nigeria is heavily based on sharia law, right?

CoolUsername:
You know, when said you didn't know what you were talking about, I actually didn't expect such a high degree of ignorance. I was using basic Nigerian law terminology ....

benalvino3:
Nigerian Court of Appeals Upholds Sharia Law in High Profile Blasphemy Case

08/17/2022 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) – Nigeria’s Kano State High Court doubled down on a ruling that the Sharia court system can hand down death sentences in blasphemy cases. The decision blurs the line between what can be tried in Sharia court, raising concerns about the implications for religious freedom.

The three-judge panel held that the Kano State Sharia Court has jurisdiction to try blasphemy cases. The ruling comes after the case of Yahaya Aminu Sharif. A 22-year-old singer was sentenced to death on accusations of blasphemy.

Sharif was arrested after a series of audio recordings became public where he appeared to elevate an imam above the Muslim prophet Mohammed. In August 2020, the Kano State Sharia Court found Sharif guilty of blasphemy and sentenced him to death.

However, the court did not allow Sharif legal representation during his trial, so the secular court ruled that the Sharia court must retry Sharif’s case. The order may have appeared positive for Sharif because it allowed him a fair trial. But the order was a green light by a secular court of the Sharia court’s authority to try blasphemy cases and impose religious sentences.

benalvino3:
It is irrelevant to you but to those who learn from those clerics and practice their teachings... It is not irrelevant.

Germany, Sweden etc all had rape problems when people with certain beliefs were let into the country with great proportion.

CoolUsername:
Your move

CoolUsername:
So because you haven't heard of beheading as punishment for a crime, then the penal code isn't based on sharia law. Is that really your argument? OK, so have you ever heard by death by storing?

Or better still, if the penal code isn't heavily based on sharia law them what is it based on?

You don't realize? Could it be that maybe, just maybe you don't know what you're talking about?

CoolUsername:
You do realize that the penal code in Nigeria is heavily based on sharia law, right?

ORIAYO70:
Is it that our people r not familiar with this congumen : Omo Eni O le sedi bebere ka fi ileke SIDI elomiran...

budaatum:
If Peter Obi loses this election, I shall blame my Nigerian self for not campaigning enough so he wins and I shall start work immediately to ensure he wins the election in 2027.

By then, Nigerians would have suffered enough to beg Obi to be their President, so my work might not need to be so much.

CoolUsername:
Under Islamic law, adulthood is based on puberty.
So a lot clerics believe in the saying: "if her age isn't on the clock, then she's ready for the ****". Not that they could all help themselves, though.

Biglogo:
I know even understand u at all, stop the joke abeg, maybe u need to shed more light