But i don't understand. Is it that the Army and other security agencies are not aware of this and are doing nothing about this or what exactly is going on here? Baffles me!

JovialJune:



You are a paedophile and a rapist so you're a full fledged gutter, you ooze and stink, change your gutter ways and think like someone that will have daughters tomorrow.

Goodluck!

ntyce:


Same will surely be done to your underaged daughters.

Then you smile over it

You said this because i was having a sensible dialogue with someone else and not you? Back to you in Jesus name!

JovialJune:



So you were expecting to see live tape video? You expect them to reenact what happened 7 years ago?

So if a child sits very close to you, you must go and check if anyone is in the house, then handle and touch her in inappropriate places abi?

You fullish paedophilic disgusting entity.

Very sad. You can't make your point without resorting to gutter language. Pitiful. I won't bother responding to any of the things you said because I am not used to having gutter conversations. I'm sure you'll find people of your ilk here to wallow in the gutter with.

Femeto:
Next time go and argue with your ancestors.
Read the following

PRESS RELEASE- Re Baba Ijesha case

This is to inform members of the public that the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Team is actively following up on the Baba Ijesha’s case, we are also in direct contact with the complainant with a view to providing the necessary support.

We confirm that the duplicate case file has been forwarded to the Directorate of Public Prosecution (DPP) for legal advice. For avoidance of doubt, the following allegations are being considered:

(1)Sexual Assault by Penetration- S 261 of the Criminal law of Lagos State, 2015 punishable by Life imprisonment

(2) Attempted Sexual Assault by Penetration-S262 of the Criminal law , punishable by 14 years imprisonment

(3) Sexual Assault- S263 of the Criminal Law, punishable by 3 years imprisonment

(4) Indecent treatment of a child- S135 of the Criminal Law punishable by 7 years imprisonment

Exactly! Now tell me which of them was performed in the video. Before you do that kindly define what constitutes sexual assault in Nigerian criminal law and if you saw that in the video.

PS
No need for gutter language. This is a simple exchange of ideas.

TruthHurts1:
Honestly, the manner of extreme and utter stupidity people are expressing in this matter is bewildering.
Under the criminal law, a minor cannot commit a crime. Criminal liability for the commission of a crime like defilement or molestation ALWAYS lies with the ADULT not the child, who is presumed by law not to know any better.

Bro in this video the crime committed was what? Touching a 14 year old girls hands? Or huggung her? I certainly didn't see any rape there.

funmike83:

Forget the law bro , would you allow the man walk freely after paying the fine of 20k if he did that to your daughter? (Just asking)

Sentiments and emotions again. I don't have any business with either party in the case. I'm just chipping in my bit from what i think the law says. No emotional attachment.

Femeto:
Shut up. Performing sexual act with a minor is a jail able offense on its own. The licking of her hand and leg what do you call that? Enough evidence was in that video to jail him.

Oh you think this is Law and order: SVU? I see alot of people trying to be pragmatic and logical and yet i see anither set of peoole that think they are filming on the set of Law and order. You should be realistic. I encourage you to find out what constitutes sexual assault in Nigeria and not Law and order: SVU.

funmike83:


So you expect them to allow him rape her the second time abi, did you not see all the advances he made to the girl kissing her hand and exposing the poor girl unduly. Where is your conscience?

That's the mistake people are are making. You are being unnecesarily sentimental and conducting trial by sentiment, emotion and social media. You should be more concerned about the part of the Nigerian law you can use to nab baba ijesha. Right now and legally speaking, there is no evidence to send that man to jail. There is no evidence of rape. Maybe you can slam a misdemeanour charge for persistently holding her hands and struggling with her. But that's about it. He gets a N20k fine and walks free.

tsmith:


Peodophile alert!!! By thy words you'd know them.

Let it be clear to you:

*Penetrative sex doesn't have to occur for sexual harrassment to occur
*any form of unwanted sexual advance, whether touch or even catcalling is sexual harrassment
*any sexual act with a child (under 18yrs) with or without consent is a crime

And btw
*this child definitely did not make advances at him, the adult advanced the child
*she severally resisted but he persisted
*he would have gone all the way with her, had the circumstances permitted
*he is obviously a prolific abuser, within second he was into it. Looked around to ensure the coast was clear etc. Who for gods sake re-acts a 7yrs ago action in a heartbeat without s thought
*,Very harsh and strong consequences will serve as deterrent to other Peodophiles and closet Peodophiles like you (depending on where on the spectrum you are)

You are making very subjective utterances and assumung they are fact and law. You probably need to read the Nigerian law books and not CSI or Law and order to know what constitutes sexual assault in NIGERIA and not in Law and order: SVU. There is nothing in that footage that will send that man to jail in Nigeria. Maybe if this was a scene from Law and order he would probably be in jail.

Barrywilly:
This is child molestation, period. This guy really bleeped up and he is going in for a very long term in prison. Just for only few minutes that the lady stepped out, he couldn't control his JT n started molesting the baby girl. If you can't control your prick, get a girlfriend or wife or get an ashi to avoid being chew raw by the feminists. By the way, why didn't he go for the princess herself considering the fact that she has two huge loads in the front and behind too

I don't think there's anything in this footage to do anything to baba ijesha. His clothes were on. There was no sexual contact or intimacy. You can't send a man to jail for touching a girls hands and talking to her. I didn't even see the part where he fondled her breasts. They can probably only get him on a misdemeanour charge which probably just carries a fine. Let us remember that it was initially alleged that he raped the girl. I didn't see any evidence of rape in the footage.

mastertek:
Do you know that you will put yourself in big trouble if you dare construct/tarred road in this country, even your street you can construct or tarred it yourself, government with deal with you.

Because such bad road is mean for embezzlement

Well there is no point complaining then. If every nigerian aspires to leave Nigeria so they can enjoy thr easy life abroad and forget about giving back their knowledge and expertise to their country of origin, then they shouldn't complain about the state of Nigeria. Only when we have selfless people that think more about their country of origin than enjoyjng the easy life abroad, only then will Nigeria be ruled by thr educated. Till then, Nigeria will continue enjoying political and administrative servitude to the likes of Buhari, Patami and Gumi.

Mikehot:
But why are fulanis never doing well overseas


All the positions occupied in the north and FCT parasatals are by them, they steal enough money to send their numerous children abroad


But when it comes to exploits in academics, politics, science and all fields of endeavors they are never there

Simple, because they never come back!
Their exploits are for CNN and BBC. They rarely come back to contribute anything to Nigeria. That's why illiterates and whatnots from the north are ruling.
I heard an argument the other day from someone about Nigerians being renowned for their exploits world over and then Nigeria being in a mess. Its almost as if Nigerians believe their academic achievements should automatically make the lives of Nigerians at home better. It doesn't work that way. Even if we have Nigerians leading the best ivy league schools in the world, and they prefer to stay back in America and the UK, Nigeria doesn't benefit anything from them. When these Nigerians abroad start to learn that it is good to give back to their communities with their knowledge and resources, that is when Nigeria will actually benefit from them. As of now, their achievements are personal and of no benefit to anyone in Nigeria.

sulaak:


It has always been a North/South issue from the days of Uthman Dan Fodio that conquered the North. Different values, ideologies and cultural interest.

Nigeria already has multiple issues but to introduce political Sharia law in 1999 and tolerate erratic herdsmen across the country has ensured that Nigeria future will be closer to Chad and Somalia rather than Ghana and Kenya.

Nigeria problem has more to do with cultural ideology, the North refusal to educate their youth and women is directly linked to the Islamic militancy ideology that is being practised across the North, in addition to the feudal system practice by Fulani's Sultanate and Emirate.

The literacy rate in Chad and Niger is 29%.


In Northern Nigeria it's is

North West: Male 50% Female 31%
North East: 59.5% Female 29%

The average literacy rate across the South is over 87% for Males and 80% for Female



https://www.statista.com/statistics/1124745/literacy-rate-in-nigeria-by-zone-and-gender/

Well wonderful stats but are you telling me that when the peaceful founders of Boko haram were massacred, it had something to do with the fact that they were illiterate? Or when the Nigerian COAS asked his soldiers to massacre more than 200 civilians in kaduna that blocked his convoy, it had something to do with illiteracy? Or when the endsars protesters were gunned down in Lekki, they were killed for their literacy or illiteracy?
Our issues as a nation are not as complex as you are making them out to be. Just imagine a scenario where the Boko haram sect members were allowed to practise their beliefs peacefully in 2010 instead of being killed for no just reason, we would not have an insurgency today that has spread to 4 countries. Just imagine if we had state governments across Nigeria that had solid developmental programs for their states instead of looting all the money for governance and restricting to just their friends and cronies, we would not have massive poverty and unemployment today. I agree with you that illiteracy is a problem but its not the reason for the current state of the country. There are states and counties in America with shocking rates of illiteracy. But people are gainfully employed and there are welfare programs to take care of them such that schooling becomes a luxury and not a necessity.
We need to channel the scarce resources we have to helping the generality of the population, not a few people. The neglected and down trodden always find a way of coming back to take what is theirs especially when they have been criminally deprived of it. Social justice and accountability in my opinion are more important than cultural or religious views on education especially in the North. Although it is true that literacy plays a role in determining how people elect or choose their leaders and is therefore a big part of socio economic development, we must also recognise that social justice also plays a key role in ensuring peace and stability by ensuring everyone is treated fairly and equally

WaffenSS:


You're completely missing the point.

I'm talking of American double standards whereby they said they won't allow Nigeria to acquire weapons to defeat bandits and terrorists because of Nigerian military human rights abuses, but the US is content with the same terrorists and bandits abusing those same human rights on a scale 1000 times worse than the military's abuses and excesses.

The US would rather terrorists kill thousands to punish a military that abuses a few hundred.

Get the point now?

No i don't get your point. This is not a competition over who kills more peoole. Responsible governments don't base their decision making on that. There is an obama era Act in America that precludes the US givernment from selling arms to countries with human rights issues so those countries don't turn around and use American weapons to kill innocents like the Nigerian security forces love to do. I hope you remember when the convoy of the COAS killed more than 200 people because they blocked the road he was passing. Nobody was prosecuted. This same indiscriminate killings led to the energence of Boko haram whose pioneer members were peace loving sect members that were hunted down and killed by policmen in Borno. Every major insurgency or security issue in Nigeria (including endsars) has its origin in reckless and indiscriminate use of weapons by security forces. The answer is not more weapons for the security forces to kill more people and cause more mayhem. The answer is social justice, equity and elimination of corruption.

Seniorwriter:


Clueless is a way of praise to you.
SMH @your hypocrisy!
A monopoly is never to an economic gain anywhere in the world.
Selling crude in Naira is a fraud act on it's own...people like you are still gullible to the Nigerian Politiians Cunning acts.
This is my last response to you so even if you quote me a million times I won't reply your ignorant irrationally opinion.

@Seniorwriter

Goodluck! Plus I'm very sure and going by your logic, it's dangote's fault there is no other working refinery in Nigeria. Again, goodluck!

PS
Can you kindly explain the fraud in selling crude in naira? The crude oil is here in Nigeria. Doesn't it make sense to sell Nigerian crude to a Nigerian company that'll sell to Nigerians so that the end users (nigerians) are insulated from forex fluctuations?
You seem to know everything so I'll just let you be.

End

Raalsalghul:


Sorry to say, but you sound naive.

How. And please next time can you kindly make your point without going below the belt. This is a simple debate we're having online. If you feel my point is faulty then highlight the fault or provide a superior argument.

Seniorwriter:


Try and re-read what you typed.
How can a monopoly be equated to modern enterprise and how much tax can be gotten from the Dangote refinery so much that it'll help the Nigerian Economy single-handedly
...SMH @you again

Deep Quote
There is no gain in advising or teaching an educated illiterate.

@Seniorwriter

Bros calm down and read please. Nigeria currently spends billions, more than half of its revenue, importing petrol. Dangotes refinery when completed has the capacity to supply all our petrol needs. So we won't be importing petrol again. Since there won't be any need to import petrol again, all the billions we were spending on importing before will now be used to do other things. The Nigerian government has agreed to sell crude oil to Dangotes refinery in Naira so that the refinery will transmit the cost of petrol to Nigerians in Naira at market cost. No more landing cost, forex cost etc.
Then Dangote refinery also has the capacity to supply the rest of west africa with petrol since other west african countries also import oil. When these coutries pay for thr oil in dollars, the money comes to Nigeria in dollars. Even though it is a private company, they are still earning dollar revenues and that money will be domiciled in Nigeria.

PS
Its tragic that you can't have a simple conversation with a Nigerian without insults and name calling. Very tragic. Even when they are wrong and clueless about what they're saying they still insult you. Shame!

Seniorwriter:



Clueless Incompetent Administration.

Very anyhow leaders


SMH @persons without multiple streams of income.


You are so uninformed....That is a monopoly
How will it bring more money for Nigeria been a privately owned refinery? SMH @you.

@Seniorwriter

I really don't understand you. Its a private refinery yes and they Will sell refined oil to everyone including countries in West Africa. Nigeria isn't the only country in the sub region that imports oil. If a private company in Nigeria sells refined oil to other countries in the sub region, the dollar proceeds come to Nigeria.
Nigeria has existed so long under government patronage that people like you fail to understand the concept of a modern econony where private enrerprise drives growth and development. Not the government.

Dangotes refinery which opens next year is the key to solving this debacle. After the refinery starts production, all the money from the oil subsidy will be freed up and Nigeria will be awash with dollar earnings from selling oil to other countries. That refinery is a game changer for Nigeria.

WaffenSS:


They don't use weapons to steal from us, they use the same votes we willingly gave them because of our own petty sentiments over tribe and religion and greed.

Lekki so-called killings is still debatable, no concrete evidence it happened beyond the claims of DJ Switch and co.

The number of people abducted, killed, maimed, and raped daily far supersedes whatever abuses the military perpetrates. The scales are tipped one way too far.

You're not getting the picture I'm painting. The problem is not the bandicts and Boko haram. The problem is (1)there is a large number of people that are idle and doing nothing. Then there is (2) corruption where money meant to cater for these people is stoken by the elite. Then there is (3) social injustice where these same young, down trodden, neglected people are killed by the instruments of the state - police, Army for no reason. All 3 factors gave rise to Boko haram and bandicts in the north. Then you throw in the flow of arms from Libya.
The same cycle is playing out in the South East and they are at stage (3) where the army and pilice are killing innocent people in the name of IPOD. Weapons are already flowing into the region for the oppressed people to use in defending themselves. Anybody who is able to look at Nigeria's problems objectively without tribal or ethnic sentiments can see the root cause of these problems. But ordinary Nigerians are always clouded by ethnic and tribal sentiments. That's why its hard for them not to see beyond blaming one tribe or the other for their problems. It's a systemic problem that American weapons cannot solve.

WaffenSS:
Here's an irony:

The US won't allow Nigeria to acquire weapons on account of "human rights abuses" by the Nigerian military, therefore the US is content when bandits, terrorist, and militants grossly abuse those same human rights.

I guess it's OK when it's others killing and maiming Nigerians so long as it's not the military.

Their decision not to sell weapons to us makes perfect sense because those weapons are the tools the Nigerian elite use to entrench social injustice. Those weapons were used by the police to kill innocent and unarmed boko haram sect members in 2011. That was the origin of the boko haram insurgency. Same weapons were used to kill protesters in Lekki during endsars. The problem is not weapons or islam. The problems are poverty, corruption and social injustice. You can't fight those with weapons.

America will not answer Nigeria because they know our problem is not terrorism or islamic fundamentalism. What is going on in Nigeria is a class war whose root cause is social injustice. Even across the other sahel states like Chad, Cameroun and Niger with a similar population demographic (more than 60% of the population made up of young people), the major architect of the uprisings in these countries is the vast army of poor and unemployed people. There is no region of the world where you have that kind of income disparity that we have in Nigeria and have peace. This is a problem whose only permanent solution is to find jobs for the poor, unemployed and cheated segment of the population. And also eliminate corruption and social injustice. Let us all remember Boko haram is a product of social injustice - started as an unarmed sect of unemployed and indoctrinated young men whose members were shot and killed in Borno by the police for no reason. That motivated them to take up arms. The videos are still on YouTube. Something similar happened in the south last year (#Endsars) where young unemployed and even employed Nigerians shut down the country to protest killings by the police and social injustice, same thing Boko haram did initially. The police and army responded to both protests the same way - by killing unarmed protesters. Boko haram instead of cowering to the police and Army took up arms to fight the killings and social injustices. #Endsars on the other hand trended and made noise for a short time and although some tried to take up arms and fight back, it ultimately vanished, cowering to the police and army. Two different responses to social injustice from #Endsars and Boko haram.
Even in America when unarmed black people are killed by the police, riots take place, stores are looted and people are sometimes killed. Social injustice breeds anarchy and emboldens the young, poor and seemingly cheated segment of the population to revolt. Nigeria will continue to spiral out of control as long as people continue to steal money meant to cater for millions of people; as long as the police and Army continue to kill unarmed civilians and young people; as long as we have leaders like Buhari and Tinubu that think the problem is islamic fundamentalism or caused by bandicts. You can't possibly cure an illness you can't even diagnose.
A word is enough!

sulaak:


You are a fool, you think the South will tolerate leaders like Ali Modu Sheriff, Kashim Shettima and Idimi, if you are looking for the architect of Northern poverty and backwardness look no further than the idiots that represented the North. Leaders that prioritised shariah, illiteracy and ignorance at the expense of Western education, enlightenment and industry.

Goodluck if you think this is a North/south issue. Even in the south, we have our own army of unemployed and cheated people that will be equally ready to carry arms and face the people that have cheated them. What is going on in Nigeria is a class war whose root cause is social injustice. Even across the other sahel states like Chad, Cameroun and Niger with a similar population demographic (more than 60% of the population made up of young people), the major architect of the uprisings is the vast army of poor and unemployed people. There is no region of the world where you have that kind of income disparity that we have in Nigeria and have peace. This is a problem whose only permanent solution is to find jobs for the poor, unemployed and cheated segment of the population. And also eliminate corruption and social injustice. Let us all remember Boko haram is a product of social injustice - started as an unarmed sect of unemployed and indoctrinated young men whose members were shot and killed in Borno by the police for no reason. That motivated them to take up arms. The videos are still on YouTube. Something similar happened in the south last year (#Endsars) where young unemployed and even employed Nigerians shut down the country to protest killings by the police and social injustice, same thing Boko haram did initially. The police and army responded to both protests the same way - by killing unarned protesters. Boko haram instead of cowering to the police and Army took up arms to fight the killings and social injustices. #Endsars on the other hand trended and made noise for a short time and vanished, cowering to the police and army. Two different responses to social injustice from #Endsars and Boko haram.
Even in America when unarmed black people are killed by the police, riots take place, stores are looted and people are sometimes killed. Social injustice breeds anarchy. A word is enough!

The same people that chopped and cleaned mouth from Nigeria are coming out to call Nigeria a failed state. The result of the evil they left to fester yesterday is what we're seeing today.
When there is social injustice; when the disparity between the rich and the poor is so stark; when you have a Lagos with many forbes billionaires and a Borno with the poorest people on earth, its only a matter of time before the poor people up North find their way down to forcefully get their share of the bazaar.
The insecurity we are seeing today is the product of years of social injustice. The poorest people in Nigeria, especially the ones up North have been cheated for too long. It only took the conflict in Libya to provide them with the arms they're using to correct years of social injustice and neglect. The main culprits are the club of Nigerian elite that have kept the money for millions of people and used it for themselves for generations. Buhari is guilty for having no solution to the problem. But the problem itself was caused by peter obi and his fellow club members. They have looted our patrimony and murdered sleep.

reXurrectionZA:
You will end your marriage
Instead of you discussing your marital issues with your wife privately come and ask us online

As in!!!!

He finds it easier to post a thread on NL about it than have a 1min convo with his wife!
Completely ridiculous!

So many long stories amd advise ontop a man that cannot have a 1min conversation with his wife about her sisters dressing. Completely ridiculous! I find it hard to believe this husband guy is not enjoying his wife sisters show else what on earth is his excuse for not telling his wife to tell her sister to dress properly in his own house?

INSANE!

IPOD is surgically removing all the symbols of the Nigerian government in the South East. This is a very organized and very well articulated insurgency that is brewing. The Police, Courts, Prisons, Military and other symbols of the Nigerian government are being systematically removed. These guys have calculated that Nigeria is currently at its weakest with an insurgency in the NE, invasion of bandits in the NW, MB, West and kidnappings everywhere else. The Federal government cannot afford to fight a wars on multiple fronts. The yorubas that have been crying for restructuring should take note. If the igbos are able to pull this off the yoruba's will be left to fend for themselves with these bloodthirsty vermin from the North

Fibonacci88:
The decline in treasury bill rate is taking a hit on some of these banks who left d main business of lending to chase easy profits. GTB Would rather stack billions in treasury bill and get 9% than lend to retail customers. If not for the CBN LDR a lot of these banks have left d core businesses of banking which is lending to chase easy profits thereby crippling the macro economy.

That's the mistake people like you make. The primary focus of GTB is to generate profit for its shareholders, not to lend money to anyone or to be the saviour of the masses. That is the job of the government. GTB is a PLC with shareholders that demand dividend everh year.

I think OP needs to break up with the girl and take like 2years off from relationships to work on himself. He has a very toxic attitude. I pity any girl that dates a guy like that in his current state.

Fulaniherdmens:
DSS do not attend to individual petitions come comedian. DSS is national threat. Please let’s call a spade a spade. Drag the issue to a central police station or SCID. DSS Let’s deal with Pantami case for now. Please

But their is no Amotekun in Lagos

You must be kidding! The DSS exists to protect any government in power. They are used by the president and governors to protect themselves and to harass journalists, opposition politicians and enemies of the families of politicians. They do not attend to any silly national threat. If they did they would be in the forests fighting kidnappers and bandicts.