₦airaland Forum

Brendaniel:
For him to have access to internet from prison, I feel this guy is still cashing out, all he needs is a device with internet

Of course and the warders go dey get steady picker percentages to buy better things for family

Coldspice:
Contact hunters association and give them 50M upfront with an other promise of 2M per kidnapper, bandit or terrorist killed. You will see what will happen.

I agree with you

isaaclech:
If the place too clean the meat no go get oil o.. just leave it like that, I prefer the one with too much oil

Your source materials?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

iwaeda:
APC taking Nigeria back to the Stone Age.

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Zonefree:
You bought beans yesterday, today you bought tomatoes.


Salary earners, na una get this week. This January good for una body. My neighbor never off gen since yesterday.

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FarmPlanetNG:
There is a reason they are called " PERISHABLES " in the forst place.


You are indeed a clown and a joker. Who buys tomatoes for preservation for a year. This only happens when the misinforned becomes weathy. And to make such a post only does nothing but project your IQ and poor level of understanding of life. In atomic chemistry and physics, a phenomenon exists that is called half-life. By principle, it also exists in biological sciences. The half-life principle when it comes to food and its kinds theoritisizes that the quality of all kinds of foods in life reduces in quality each day until ut becomes ordinary shaft ( death process )

What i am saying in essennce is that it is to your great disadvantage to buy raw foods for long term storage because the nutritional components of the foods becomes broken and broken down by each day. You will eat it but what makes it nutritous and nourishing for the body completely breaks down molecularly and by the time you eat it after prolonged storage the butrients in it would have diminished by as much as 50-70% hence life by this principle encourages continous work so no one stores and refused to work further


I am saying aby storage of tomatoes, vegetables, pepper for long term is a disadvantage. Do not repeata this again. Eat, thank God for provision and pray to have for the future

In other words, he should boil it till it is very thick and dried

osuofia2:
HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO SECTION 249 OF THE NIGERIA CRIMINAL CODE?
BELOW IS THE SECTION 249
The following persons‐

(a) every common prostitute‐

(i) behaving in a disorderly or indecent manner in any public place;

(ii) loitering and persistently importuning or soliciting persons for the purpose of prostitution;



(b) every person wandering or placing himself in any public place to beg or gather alms, or causing or procuring or encouraging any child or children so to do;

(c) every person playing at any game of chance for money or money's worth in any public place; and

(d) every person who, in any public place, conducts himself in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace,

shall be deemed idle and disorderly persons and may be arrested without warrant, and are guilty of a simple offence and liable to imprisonment for one month.
More: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/sec-249

Take a look at Paragraph (a)(I) and (d).
Taking paragraph (a)(I) first, the words "disorderly" or "indecent" are disjunctive and not conjunctive. Meaning a person can either be disorderly or indecent "in any public place". Would u say the Prince acted in an orderly manner? What is orderly about instructing security operatives to let off shots from firearms into the air. Is this behavior orderly?
Now look at Paragraph (d). Considering the results of the action of letting off shots and the Prof. being hit, followed by the mob action, would u say his action didn't cause a breach of public peace?
Sorry I returned home late and tayad

osuofia2:
HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO SECTION 249 OF THE NIGERIA CRIMINAL CODE?
BELOW IS THE SECTION 249
The following persons‐

(a) every common prostitute‐

(i) behaving in a disorderly or indecent manner in any public place;

(ii) loitering and persistently importuning or soliciting persons for the purpose of prostitution;



(b) every person wandering or placing himself in any public place to beg or gather alms, or causing or procuring or encouraging any child or children so to do;

(c) every person playing at any game of chance for money or money's worth in any public place; and

(d) every person who, in any public place, conducts himself in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace,

shall be deemed idle and disorderly persons and may be arrested without warrant, and are guilty of a simple offence and liable to imprisonment for one month.
More: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/sec-249

A moment pls. Let me go drop some correspondence first for a client

RickyJesus:
It was nothing to do wit Nigeria, any skilled lawyer would get him out within seconds.

Seconds u said? Dey play. Don't go and read the laws. The laws are wider than u think. I already posted something on this on this thread

TruthsFM:
which kind section be that one hmm 🤔

It is actually a written law contained in the Criminal code of southern Nigeria and it is there for those who read.

Yankiss:
This is really sad and painful. The Prince clearly didn't mean any harm. Village people are really strong. Celebration just turned to tragedy of immense proportion. Both the prince and the hunter who shot wrongly are in for a long ride with the law. Is the gun licensed? Is the one carrying it licensed to do so? These are some of the posers that will determine culpability. But it's a long ride for sure!

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

FIDA and their usual nonsensical approach to such matters cannot cease to surprise me because they are an association of dumb persons dressed in lawyer's robes. This is both a criminal and civil matter, yet FIDA is claiming it is strictly a family issue. How? Maybe the widow should be killed first before they pore through the law books to find the liability of her late husband's siblings? Didn't the Court of appeal in NZEKWU v. NZEKWU hold that such practices or acts are against the rights of a widow and her children? How on God's green earth would FIDA now claim it is strictly a family matter? What a sorry sight for an association.

oluxy:
Sorry dude, the interpretation is wrong.
Rev 13:16-18 is already happening.

There is no mark. The meaning of the mark as said means, LIES.
that's the mark of devil which is happening now.
Everyone now carried the mark of lies to succeed in transacting daily businesses and activities.

The verse said, let he with understanding know that's it's a number of a man.

Your interpretation to it is just a lay man interpretation of how it was written there but the revealed meaning is different.

Perfectly said. Let the blind werey continue to bumble about with flailing arms like that of the zombies in "Walking Dead"

jesusjnr2020:
Very, very!

Prepare so you'd be able to escape it.

Is dah so? Why does the scriptures at Revelation 13:18 say it is a man's number, rather than a spirit's number? Wouldn't that mean it is an act dome by men against men?

Austindark:
How the aggrieved drummers will blow the Trumpet next service, hoping that God will hear them and end the world fast

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MaxInDHouse:
When we come to your homes to teach you the truth as found in God's word you people will say you are busy, you have your own church, you are born again, you are a Christian, you are saved and so on.
The tithe that was originally meant for singers in the temple a churchian is now telling you the singers and instrumentalists shouldn't expect a dime from it but he could buy private jets from the same money.
Well it's your choice!

Dem never see shege yet. Leave Dem.

matify83:
Who celebrates by releasing volleys of gun shots into the air?

This for the umpteenth time has been responsible for many a death in this country but we never learn do we?

Na wetin pride and showiness don cause. Such a pity. If u questioned this se act, u go see.fools dey defend am. That is why the popular Nigerian way of life is doomed

Kingsoul1:
OP will be in a right position to answer that

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Fogman:
Just to add to you points above, the Lexus RX 350 2010, fuel consumption is at par with any 2.5L engine. A full tank of 9800k can do 485km just like any other 4 Cylinder engine.

U guys need to revisit this review because Sapa don change many things already

[quote author=garyaustin post=128102648][/quote]A raving psychotic case thinks he is now a lawyer😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

garyaustin:
Kindly keep this discourse at the intended intellectual level. Stay blessed.

Where is the intellectual crap in the first place! U must really think too much of yourself. Once can imagine how loud u must be in your neighborhood

garyaustin:
The Case of Joseph and Potiphar's Wife: A Comparative Analysis under Nigerian Evidence Law

Introduction

The story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife in the book of Genesis presents an intriguing narrative with legal implications. This essay aims to explore the events in Genesis 39:12-18 from a comparative legal perspective, focusing on whether Joseph would be liable and jailed in contemporary Nigeria based on the evidence provided by Potiphar's wife. The analysis will be conducted within the framework of Nigerian evidence law and practice, utilizing the OSCOLA (Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities) reference style.

The Story of Joseph and Potiphar's Wife

In the biblical account, Potiphar's wife attempted to seduce Joseph, but he resisted her advances. Subsequently, she falsely accused him of attempted sexual assault and presented his garment as evidence of the alleged crime. This led to Joseph's unjust imprisonment.

The Nigerian Evidence Law Framework

Under Nigerian evidence law, the burden of proof lies with the prosecution, and the standard of proof in criminal cases is "beyond reasonable doubt." The law also emphasizes the admissibility of evidence, including the requirement of relevance and authenticity.

Analysis of Potiphar's Wife's Evidence

Potiphar's wife's sole evidence against Joseph was his garment, which she presented as proof of the alleged misconduct. However, considering the principles of Nigerian evidence law, this evidence would likely face significant scrutiny. The relevance and authenticity of the garment as the only incriminating evidence would be subject to rigorous examination.

Legal Implications and Conclusion

Based on the principles of Nigerian evidence law, it is improbable that Joseph would be jailed solely on the evidence adduced by Potiphar's wife. The lack of substantial corroboration and the inherent doubts surrounding the authenticity and relevance of the sole piece of evidence would make a conviction unlikely under the Nigerian legal system.

In conclusion, the story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife, when analyzed through the lens of Nigerian evidence law, highlights the essential principles of evidence admissibility, burden of proof, and standard of proof. This comparative analysis underscores the significance of legal frameworks in ensuring fairness and justice in the adjudication of criminal cases.

References

- Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended).
- Criminal Procedure Act, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria.
- Evidence Act, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria.
- Osborn, A., & Elliott, C. (2012). Osborn's Concise Law Dictionary. Oxford University Press.

Ugboma Gary Austine Esq FICMC, ACIArb UK
Ugo Nwanne of Ndoni

Not a single mention of a specific section of the Evidence Act. Na mumu u be

Bullfallo:
There are men that like peoples wife and they can pay any amount to sleep with peoples wife.

It makes them feel good about themselves. Especially when peoples wife suck their dick. A mess them around. They just feel great about themselves at that moment

It's the feeling of conquest and an overblown ego. There is a a particular demography in Nigeria that pride themselves in doing such. Dem go poshoo shege for person wife with mad money, com begin stretch am like kpomo for big bed for hotel. It's just sad

matify83:
Hmmm!

With the way they brazenly come and harvest Nigerians from their houses, is there any hope?

I feel relaxing our siff gun laws will be helpful as the kidnappers will know that not only their victim is armed. However, the unintended repercussions of everyone running around with an AK is the bone of contention.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 How do u people even think up these choice of words?😂😂

Adore1:
What a country to live in

On God😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

jimmyvic:
.....What the fvck do you smoke??

Na all those black shit wey dey inside bush wey Mr Bones dey smoke, na e d werey dey smoke🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

superCleanworks:
and this is January oh, I wonder how the rest of the year will be.

In the words of Shallipopi "e go bloody o! e go bloody"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

FreeStuffsNG:
"We have spoken to loads of Nigerians almost everywhere, in the US, UK, etc. They told us how they send remittance. They use Apps, and we have tried some of those Apps, they use parallel market rates. So, you take $1,000 in New York, and tap on your phone that you are sending $1,000 to someone, a Fintech, they pay the Naira equivalent in Nigeria without bringing the dollars, unless of course if the source of the money is illicit.”

If the forex doesn't land in Nigeria then it's wrong of World Bank to classify such funds as diaspora remittances. To qualify as diaspora remittances then the fund must leave the foreign country and land in our own financial system. What predominates does not quantify as remittance because the foreign currencies remain in the overseas account of the operators of those apps who mostly open and operate their bank accounts from illicit funds havens like the British Virgin Islands, Bahamas, Ireland, Mauritius etc. So while you send $1000 from US, you get paid in naira here but your $1000 lands in a bank account in British Virgin Islands! That's not a diaspora remittance in Nigeria!

Those app platforms are the real wall blocking the remaining 90% of the total diaspora funds from getting into our banking system. If our financial regulatory control laws don't reach those fintechs, our tax laws should. FG must go after them and their collaborators here in Nigeria.
May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

Chai see knowledge 👊👊👊. Pls what do I have to read up to know these things?