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dauntless15:
You don't understand, my grand dad had many wives, over 25 children, no abiku, witches or whatever, I no know how I go take explain am again, they had no knowledge of this rhesus factor back then.

cos they were lucky... He is not Rh + you fuckin grandad isn't Rh +

dauntless15:
They didn't how? If my grad dad hadn't survived I wouldn't have been born, so what do you mean.

omooooooooo if I talk wetin I wán talk dem go band me.... Shey u get ṣe...nse like this

dauntless15:
How come our fathers who were born when this wasn't public knowledge survived without all this antigen this and that bullcrap, cuz I even heard my grand father was born at home without the aid of a hospital or some educated midwife, no ante natal he survived, make una tune down this una sturv, it's causing panic and confusion, now I'm so scared of having a child.

says who. Why do you think we have a lot of witches and abiku then. Women that only gave birth to only one offspring and they have miscarriage after another and they will be labelled witches

Donake:
Silence everywhere because it's not politics in the jungle. Rhesus factor is an important part of marriage,so we reduce the number of mortality in Nigeria since we haven't found our Anti-D either.

People need food now,not treatment for something

alternatively you can use rogam injection immediately after birth or abortion

Racoon:
The Immense Contribution of James Christopher Harrison Towards Understanding How The Rhesus Blood Group System Affects Pregnancies.

@arojinle1



https://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2018/05/17/james-harrison-blood-donor-retires-sg-orig.cnn

i think you got the abiku part very wrong. The second conception the foetus or the cell are attacked. It would never be born not to talk of dying.

shantti:
Yoruba names are very weird
Why would u guys name it esusun
Why would ur name even be yemike

why would your name be shanty or shanti it even sounds like panti...dirt

Donald7610:
Lagos boi no sabi eat it
No those that comes from the village

i be lagos boy and we used to eat it... Altho I stopped when are got to the self realisation that they are insects

Amoj4682:
Pride comes before a fall, that is what happened to this couple. If they don't change more woes are coming for them

they are not broken even right before the whole incident.

naptu2:
https://thestreetjournal.org/idowu-iluyomade-resigns-pastoral-appointment-with-rccg/

capital letter PRIDE

Thundafireseun:
This story no clear…

If any body (an adult or a child) is chocking the 1st thing that should be administered is water … clean water

Is this the 1st time the four years old boy is eating meat

Meat has never killed anyone in a civilized country

mú.... Mụ. A very illiterate comment. You better go online and read up. Ignorance is bliss

Lezzlie:
you should ask me my line of work before putting this question before me.

its my line tho but I need to hear from you

DeLaRue:
What is the point of Mr Obi issuing irrelevant and meaningless statements.

Must you comment on everything and anything

its tiring...

Lezzlie:
they don't have to pay. They will be compelled to pay.

I will educate you on this because a lot of Nigerians especially the youth are so ignorant serving no purpose other than social media noise, drugs and sex rounds.

When a court awards monetary damages to a citizen against the Nigeria police or even army. They don't need to pay. Not at all

The lawyer to the citizen just needed to move to stage 2, that is enforcing the decision and ruling of the court .

That is, getting a court order to ANY BAMK IN ANY STATE OF THE FEDERATION to deduct that money and send it to the plaintiff's account.

Now the problem is if the lawyer has or knows any bank account of Nigeria police in any of the banks in Nigeria . Once that is known, he just needs to submit it to the court and the court will order it to be moved without the consent or approval of the police

That is known as the garnishee order

Now you can thank me later.

have you seen any garnishee proceeding against the police

Salewa97:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2024/06/03/outrage-as-herders-gang-rape-13-year-old-girl-in-enugu-kill-one/

where are the ESN who keep fighting who no fight them. Useless people

vanbonattel:
I can never be used to fight my brother

then you are not ready to work

MrBrownJay1:
if you dont know what a crime of passion is, then educate yourself on the subject before quoting me. you sound very clueless about what a crime of passion is.

The major element of a crime of passion is the lack of premeditation, driven by an intense emotional reaction to a sudden and provocative event. This element is critical in distinguishing a crime of passion from premeditated crimes. Here's a breakdown of its importance:

1. Spontaneity: The act must be impulsive, occurring shortly after the triggering event, without prior planning or deliberation.

2. Provocation: The emotional response is triggered by a provocative event that would cause a reasonable person to lose self-control, such as discovering infidelity or being subjected to severe verbal abuse.

3. Emotional Overload: The perpetrator's actions are a direct result of overwhelming emotions like anger, jealousy, or heartbreak, impairing their ability to think rationally at the moment.

This lack of premeditation is what often leads courts to consider a crime of passion under voluntary manslaughter rather than murder, resulting in lesser charges or reduced sentences.

Now choke on this.

You obviously don't know and you are still arguing blindly just to display your fuulishness.

MrBrownJay1:
if you dont know what a crime of passion is, then educate yourself on the subject before quoting me. you sound very clueless about what a crime of passion is.

wth. This is so funny. Bro I'm a lawyer. A practicing one. Ones again a crime of passion which is one of the defence of murder must be spontaneous, must not be PRE MEDITATED. I think you are wallowing in ignorance. Just calm down and let me educate you with judicial authorities on crime of passion

Nice one

AbuTwins:
What does he know about Allah?

Tiny brain!

Kids wey never tear eyes yet!

Many Christian kids did more than these a decade or two ago where are they now?

is Allah God or part of the gods of makarh buried in the kabbal

OnknownSoldier:
I am naturally drawn to things that people generally criticize and most of the time, I do find out that most of these things are not really what people say they are. People would generally hate what they don’t understand and that is the case of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. While growing up, I watched people avoid interacting with them and this made me curious to know about their doctrines.

After studying with the Jehovah’s Witnesses for more than 12 years, I can say that they are widely misunderstood by most people. Do I totally agree with them? No, I do not but I share their perspective in some areas like the subject of the Trinity and Tithing. I do not actively study with the Jehovah’s Witnesses anymore but here are areas they have my respect.

First, is evangelism. Without a doubt, no other Christian set actively evangelizes like the Jehovah’s Witnesses, none even come close. As a Jehovah’s Witness, you are readily mandated to evangelize not just occasionally like most Christian sets but regularly.

Second is their civility. As far as I am concerned, I think the Jehovah’s Witnesses are the most civilized Christian set in Nigeria. Even though they use microphones in their services, you can barely hear a sound outside their kingdom hall. I think most churches need to learn from them on how not to disturb people with their horn speakers. It can be very annoying.

Third is their uniformity. I have gone to kingdom halls and many Jehovah’s Witnesses’ conferences in many regions of the country and I can confirm that they teach the same message everywhere. Most multi-branched churches in Nigeria are not like this. Don't let me start to mention names.

Fourth is biblical knowledge. When it comes to biblical knowledge, I haven't seen that Christian set that can win the Jehovah’s Witnesses in a Bible-based debate even though a lot of people will argue that their teachings are heresies. The truth of the matter is that no church is perfect and Jehovah’s Witnesses are not an exemption. Try an engage a random 8-year-old Jehovah’s Witness, you will be shocked by his or her narration of biblical events.

Recently, I was watching a video of two pastors arguing about tithing on Facebook and I was so irritated by the pastor arguing for why Christians should pay tithe. The Bible verses he was using as his defense were totally irrelevant to the points he was making. Jehovah's Witnesses are not like that. If you ask a Jehovah’s Witness a question he doesn't know, he will not try to be proof smart to you or beat around the bush, he will simply tell you that he does have the answer to your question but he will reach out to his superior for the answer. Trust me, he will always come back with a reasonable response even if it doesn't really answer the question exactly but at least it will sound very reasonable.

Fifth is their lower divorce rate. Of course, there will certainly be Jehovah’s Witnesses who are divorced but I am yet to see one myself. Do you know one? The Bible says, “By their fruits, we shall know them. This is a clear testament to show that the word of God is of great effect in their lives. Yeah!

Sixth is their devotion. When it comes to devotion, I rate the Jehovah’s Witnesses very high. A Jehovah’s Witness with an MSc can decide to turn into an artisan simply because he doesn't want anything that will hinder him from going to weekly meetings at the Kingdom Hall. One of their members once told me that he has never missed a meeting in his entire life and if I wasn't mistaken, he should be around 32 years of age when he told me that. Jehovah’s Witnesses don't joke with their meetings and that's why you will rarely see a Jehovah’s Witness working in the bank.

Lastly is their less emphasis on money. This is one area I respect the Jehovah’s Witnesses most. A Jehovah’s Witness will politely stop you by the road, hand you a book that would have cost you a lot of money, and ask that you give a free-will offering. Even if N5 is all you have, he will collect. This is not the way it is in other Christian sets where everything is for sale. The only Christian set that is a bit like the Jehovah’s Witnesses in this regard is the Christ Embassy with their “Rhapsody of Reality”. It will shock you that the Jehovah’s Witnesses do not take offerings or tithe in their meeting except a box at the entrance of the hall where members can drop their voluntary offerings. Sometimes I imagine how they can run their publications and the maintenance of their halls. I don't think there is any better way to explain the true provision of God than that.

In conclusion, I know a lot of Christians see the Jehovah’s Witnesses as a heretic movement or even a demonic one but I don't think so. Instead, I see sincere people who are devoted to God in the way they know best. Whether their doctrine is accurate or not, I just hope God counts the sincerity of their heart and devotion as righteousness.

Written by Ifedayo Oyewumi

i disagree with biblical knowledge plssss

MrBrownJay1:
he killed her because he got angered when he learned she reported him to the police... thats the definition of a crime of passion. aka he got angered by what she did and the sudden rage he fell towards her made him lash out at her and her kids.

EDIT i think some of you believe that crime of passion only means crime of jealousy etc, here is the definition:
CRIME OF PASSION: in popular usage, refers to a violent crime, especially homicide, in which the perpetrator commits the act against someone because of sudden strong impulse such as ANGER or jealousy rather than as a premeditated crime

that's NOT a crime of passion. There are several cases to that effect. It must be spontaneous. It's not even linked to passion at all

advanceDNA:
Lol...interpretation and half knowledge is ur problem...
..sudden impulse is a key ingredient for for crime of passion ... it doesn't apply here because... there's is no sudden impulse or trigger at the very scene of the murder

.....the money was sent, he stole her money....then when he was reported he resented her for reporting him ....he ddnt kill her immediately, he killed her later

time line of reporting and killing are far ..it's murder in the first degree.l because he had time to think before murdering....it's premeditated ...he even killed others and injured some...

don't mind the mu²

MrBrownJay1:
an opportunistic thieves wouldnt have killed the kids too... only someone closed to her must have done that (same when someone is stabbed +10 times).

BTW by the look of the details that you now posted above, it was indeed a crime of passion

its not even near a crime of passion at all

Kobicove:
The building in number 1 spot is just an empty shell that is still living on past glory.

That building should be torn down to make room for something else if they can't get it to work

Dey talk wetin you no know oooooo the place is fully occupied.

ohosi4real:
When a prisoner dies in prison, the handling of the body and the procedures that follow can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the death. In general, when a prisoner dies in prison, the following steps are typically taken:

Notification of Authorities: Prison authorities will notify the appropriate authorities, such as the coroner or medical examiner, as well as the deceased prisoner's next of kin or designated contact.
Investigation: A thorough investigation is usually conducted to determine the cause of death. This may involve an autopsy and other forensic examinations to establish whether the death was due to natural causes, suicide, homicide, or other reasons.
Handling of the Body: The body is typically handled according to established procedures. In many cases, the body is released to the family or next of kin for funeral arrangements. If the family is unable or unwilling to claim the body, the prison or local authorities may make arrangements for a burial or cremation.
Dark Day: A "dark day" is a term used in some prisons to refer to the process of observing a day of mourning or remembrance when a prisoner dies. This may involve special protocols or procedures within the prison to honor the deceased, such as a moment of silence, counseling services for other inmates affected by the death, or other forms of support.
The specific policies and practices regarding the handling of deceased prisoners can vary widely between different jurisdictions and prison systems. It is important to note that the treatment of deceased prisoners is governed by laws, regulations, and established protocols to ensure that their rights are respected and that proper procedures are followed.

chat gpt

KiNg0G:
Really bro? Nlfpmod is this true

yes in books but I'm not sure in reality. That's what the law states

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mekuso89:
What's the name please I just saw it in my house

its called MYRMELEON... a subspecies of an antlion

ChizzyBuna:
Make them no come Lagos
Agberos go use Tax and Levy wound this one

How old are you

LKO:
Must it be issued by a Lawyer? Can't the landlord issue the quit notice and the seven days notice himself?

no. they cant

jmoore:
Seems states have different mode of operations. The lawyer we used to evict some tenants in Abia state had a stamp of the high court on it.

oh maybe that's the method or he's fake.

jmoore:
Abia state. The notice doesn't carry the stamp of the high court in that local government?

no. It will carry a lawyer seal