₦airaland Forum

laosy:
You should opt for barbing as a guy, unless you want to sow ladies wear too cuz guys barely sow.
We buy ready made jeans and top and we're good. Barbing on the other hand is easier to learn and set up within a short time, and definitely people barb daily but people doesn't sow daily.

kestolove95:
Celestine of ipob teaching innocent aboki how to steal

obowunmi:
You my friend are a MAD person. how can you advocate that a man beat up a woman ? the men should have been gentlemen and given up their seats for the women. Its only polite.

NockMedia:
Whenever a lady tries to get violent with you as a guy, the best thing to do is to walk away from the heat of the moment.

tesppidd:
The mere fact that corruption activities are being exposed in this administration is a testament to the fact that corruption is being fought much better than before.

Anybody who expects to have a corruption free PMB government should go to heaven to find one there.

Slowly but surely we are moving forward.

We cannot be blackmailed with articles like this one.

If PDP has started like this we would have gone a little far already.

JAMO84:
What we are seeing now is a far better fight against corruption than the covid 16 years of the Poverty Development Party.


This administration has sent 4 ex - governors who are members of APC to prison. Many ex - government officials and the former PDP spokesman are in prison for corruption.


I challenge anyone to show me any high profile conviction of any PDP member during its covid 16 years.


All the corruption allegations we are seeing in public today wouldn't have been possible during the PDP era, they would have covered up every single one of it.

When Odua was indicted of corruption, they rewarded her with Senate ticket. When Sanusi exposed corruption, they sacked him immediately.


I agree that corruption is still a big challenge, but compared to the miserable PDP era, Buhari's fight against corruption is like a billion times better!!!!



I AM DONE TALKING

2cribz:
Thats the spirit. Traits of toxic parents and siblings ..sadly this aint naija . So if they go contrary they might end up in jail. I too like yankee

einsteine:
They are not exonerating them. Probably amending the charge to refile it.

You guys should read. Not everytime comment on headline alone

adelove1914:
Na true she talk.. staying with one person for years is just scam and nothing else..Even your kids after a while will leave the house and go elsewhere.

In some years time marriage won't be desirable anymore.. whether we like it or not na wetin go happen be that.

RaptObserver:
Risky!!! Since some parents will be largely at home this period, I don't think it will be as bad as the previous years. Though, the fear is for teenage children and house wives mainly. Those younger kids can't trade anything for their cartoon channels. And the football season will be returning fully soon so the attention will shift further. But in all, we all have choices to make. You can choose not to switch to the channels showing BBN. I don't watch it except for the headlines and reports on NL... I don't even understand how people manage to be entertained when you watch it real time. I prefer the summarised reports posted online here. Atleast, I can be kept abreast with what is trending while still using my time usefully.

Arrewa:
Let me still put this here!!

I'm not a fan of Buratai or a fan of Buhari!!

But I must commend this government in the fight against Bokoharam in the north East.

Before 2015 Bokoharam were strong and well equipped that no northern state is safe.

Kano was not safe... Bombing here and there!!

Kaduna, Gombe, bauchi, Sokoto, Kebbi,Adamawa, And Yobe were not safe...bomb was killing people here and there!!

They take over local governments and take full control... Displacing and bombing people in large number... There's no week we don't hear of Bokoharam attack in the north.

Even Borno the headquarter of Bokoharam is now almost free if not some villages which are soft targets

Today Bokoharam only have the capacity to attack Borno villages that are close the forest.

We northerners know that things are now better compare how it was before.

The only problem I have the with this government is their poor stragies in the fight against bandit in kastina, Zamfara and southern kaduna.

We only want BUHARI's government to do more!

Bandits in zamfara and kastina should be given same attention that was given to Bokoharam stop underestimating them...

We need more action and change of outdated strategies!

mayprince:
Can you clearly read the conclusion again & then modify your statement.

mayprince:
These Countries have enacted Castration as punishment for Rapists.

Increasing reports of rape and child sexual abuse have pushed many lawmakers around the world to formulate policies to tackle this pressing issue. Among this is castration. The House of representative has earlier rejected Castration as punishment for Rapist on a basis of what will happen to a female rapist. However, Kano state House of assembly have recently commenced the process to further amend its law to make castration a penalty for rape offenders.This has generated a generated a lot of controversies but a critical look at these countries will provide deep inspection to the punishment.

It is to be noted that castration can be Surgical or Chemical.

Surgical castration involve the loss of testicles. This procedure applies to males only while Chemical castration is used to reduce sexual urges.A drug is used here to reduce sexual drives, compulsive sexual fantasies and capacity for sexual arousal.

Can a female be chemically castrated? Yes, it effects on a female is the same as a male though there is little research about chemically lowering female's sex drive since most research focuses on the opposite sex.

Now let's look at this countries that have enacted such law:

1. Indonesia - Indonesia's parliament on October 2016 passed law authorising chemical castration following a number of high profile cases of child sexual abuse in the country. The first man sentenced to chemical Castration in 2019 said he would prefer an increase in prison time or even the death penalty.

2. Czech republic - The Czech Republic practice surgical Castration for sex offenders. The law was introduced in 1966. According to official figures, 85 people underwent surgical castration in the Czech Republic between 2000 and 2011. However this practice has drawn strong criticism from rights groups.

3. Ukraine - Ukraine's parliament on July 2019 approves measure to chemically castrate rapists. The legislation will potentially apply to individuals aged between 18 and 65 found guilty of raping or sexually abusing minors.

4. Alabama - Alabama is a Southeastern US state. It signed into law a bill that requires some convicted paedophiles to undergo chemical castration. The bill was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey in June 2019.

If these countries have legalised castration in order to reduce offending, this may be plausible on the grounds of individual rehabilitation, but we may still need more evidence to establish that it will be effective as a general deterrent.

https://twitter.com/Tobimichael001/status/1284284096651419648?s=19[/quote]surgically castrated men still rape people, their has been reported cases where castrated men, raped and even killed their victim. castrating a man after purberty does not stop sexual urge, for chemical castration, it only works while he is under treatment, once he stops, he gets back to normal, the only solution for rape cases is mental reorientation or life imprisonment. castration is not a solution.....the urge to rape is more of a psychological problem than a sexual problem.

Edusouls:
My mum died on oxygen 9years ago in Enugu due to lungs infection, so before covid many ailments require immediate oxygen especially for the elderly, so any such death should not be attributed to corona virus, and were the hell did the priest get the disease from? In Enugu or from travel

Toks2008:
PAUL adviced we get married if we can't control ourselves.

Susu888:
Ndi poto poto nd greed.... I wonder wht an igbo man won't do for money. Pathetic

PureGoldh:
Funny enough...Permit me to say this

Enugu indigenes are under an illusion.......they tend to be enjoying what is virtual in nature.


You do ply through Agbani Road Shebi?

PureGoldh:
Nwanne....sorry but I must say this... always give honor to whom honor is due.

Let's call a spade a spade....the Enugu State you knew between 2007 - 2015...is it the same Enugu State you know now?

officialfysh:
They are yet to finish the substandard maintainace of road construction they started in the state and here they are announcing this again... SULIVAN we miss you

Saintinoo:
I will think about what she does right, and if it outweights d wrong, i will forgive her, but warn her not to try it again.
You can't just end your marriage plans because of this, we all are criminals one way or the other. I believe you friend is not 100% pure.

meobizy:
Those boys deserve three months in prison. After that they are free to continue with life. That female obviously had sex with no protection so I predict an abortion in her future.

photon3106:
I wondered too o. Which Nigerian lecturer will tell a group of JJCs that school isn't all about studying...

From my experience though, nigerian lecturers would make school look like that's the only reason God made heaven and earth

Torture2020:
Whether Ghana locked up shops of foreigners before Nigeria closed its borders, what difference does it make? The law barring non-Ghanaians from the retail business in Ghana, applies to all foreigners in Ghana. Why is it only Nigerians that are complaining? Jealous, of what? Jealous, of whom? Nigerians? By the way you forgot that five million Nigerians live in Ghana currently? Why would they live in a country that is “jealous “ of them?

I think six or so nigerians banks operate in Ghana. If Ghanaians are “jealous “ of Nigerians, no Ghanaian would do business with nigerian banks in Ghana. Those banks will have closed shop and gone back to Nigeria. But because Ghanaians do business with them, they make huge profits which they repatriate back to Nigeria to feed families in that country.

I lived briefly in your country and saw raw hatred against Ghanaians on the streets of your country. Hypocrites! Always finding fault with others and never admitting their own evil streaks. Even a child born today knows the hatred Nigerians have for Ghanaians. You don’t need to go far. Check out what you nigerians say about Ghanaians on nairaland. But frankly, Ghanaians don’t really give a fvck about you nigerians think about them.

TMKsouth:
Lol NIGGERia shouldn't even be on that list.

Torture2020:
Ghanaians are not and will never be jealous of Nigeria. What has nigeria got to make Ghana jealous? This is a joke, right?

If you think Ghana has flouted any law by limiting the participation of foreigners in its retail trade, you can go to the Ecowas court, which is located in your city Abuja.You can’t go the Ecowas court because nigerians know they don’t have a case.

You are talking about free trade? You know about free trade and yet you closed your borders? Isn’t the closure of your land borders also a violation of the free movement, free trade principle of ECOWAS? Or is this another example of the hypocrisy of the Nigerian?

benji93:
We definitely need to be careful when criticizing a foreign government for choosing to protect its citizens. Ghanaians have their mode of trading, and thus it's the onus of the government to protect their business culture irrespective of your judgement of whether it's good or bad. This is especially important for small businesses. The government of Ghana wouldn't be doing right by its people, if they allow foreigners to overwhelm their retail businesses, drive prices down, and put them out of business. Our government in Nigeria as well have the right to close our borders, in the interest of the Nigerian people. None of these is more justifiable than the other. The citizens should be the first priority of any sovereign. I don't understand why Nigerians think this way. When a government does something to protect its citizens you call it jealousy, but if our government does this, it's great. Besides in all honesty, to hell with international law, if at any point in the evolution of any economy, once the international laws come in the way of development, the national/local laws must take precedence.

TMKsouth:
Dude, the Kenyans are smarter than Nigerians but you don't see SA beefing with them. So this intimidation theory is nonsense. Nigerians in SA are very problematic and u know this is the case in Ghana, Malaysia, India, etc. That's why SA can stand them.

JaceBlaze:
So you don't have proof.All that was just you wondering?