Celebrities › Re: Keffe D Found Guilty Of The Murder Of Tupac Shakur by ericmor: 8:48am On Sep 01 |
Flows001: Have you watched 50 Cent's Documentary on Puff Diddy? Watch it and you will understand what happened that night. From the documentary and my research, the summary of the event that happened that night in Las Vegas is: This Davis was the leader of the Gang that killed Tupac, he was in the white Cardilac car that pulled up by the side of the car that Tupac and Suge Knight were in. He provided the gun and his Nephew Orlando Anderson pulled the trigger that ended Tupac. Few hours back at the MGM Grand, Tupac and some Deathrow guys beat up this same Orlando Anderson that shot Tupac, after the Mike Tyson boxing match. The reason why they beat him up was because one of the Deathrow guys identified Orlando Anderson as one of the guys who robbed him of his Deathrow Chain. Orlando Anderson too was killed shortly afterwards, reason why he wasn't charged for the crime. Davis was an accomplice, and in law, when a group of individuals go together to commit crime, it doesn't matter who actually pulls the trigger, everyone involved in carrying out such crime will be as guilty as the actual person that pulled the trigger. Kiffee D Davies was not the only one in that car with Orlando because they were both in the back seat according to Davies. Why are others not charged and jailed? They have their CCTV to identify those in the vehicle but the questioned they keep asking Davies was that, who pulled the trigger which he refused to mentioned other persons name. That’s a real gang star |
Celebrities › Re: Keffe D Found Guilty Of The Murder Of Tupac Shakur by ericmor: 8:40am On Sep 01 |
LZAA: Gang members in retaliation to Pac's murder Don't forget this was 97 and news travelled A BIT slower than it does today Also Pac dissing Biggie and the Quad studios robbery already had a huge number of west coast folks against New York rappers But ultimately Biggie went out there with very little security and was murdered They were doing that to quash the west coast and east coast beef but biggie over confidence made him lose gurd |
Celebrities › Re: Keffe D Found Guilty Of The Murder Of Tupac Shakur by ericmor: 8:36am On Sep 01 |
LZAA: Lols Diddy had nothing to do with Pac's death Prior to this Pac was robbed and shot and his OWN bodyguard set him up Pac beat up a gang member who happened to be related to this clown and the gang member whose street name was Baby Lane was killed not so long after pac passed Diddy was just a freak nothing more Infact if not for that Cassie video he would not be in prison now As for this clown as someone already posted he kept running his mouth and saying he was among the killers of pac Well he can retire in Prison  He’s a gang star and feel nothing about going to prison |
Celebrities › Re: Keffe D Found Guilty Of The Murder Of Tupac Shakur by ericmor: 8:34am On Sep 01 |
pdppower: Something is still puzzling. If Tupac died in 1996 and Biggie Small died in 1997, then who was Tupac referring to in his song God bless the dead?
He clearly prayed Biggie Small rest in peace in that song. Not biggie small, but the falling errors. And you can say God bless the dead when you know death is inevitable and u will also be late some day |
TV/Movies › Re: Neche Takes Voluntary Exit From Bbnaija Season 11 by ericmor: 9:08pm On Aug 17 |
frankoben: She has received a much better offer outside the house and this has a deadline attached to it.
Order from above  Even though I don’t watch the show, you could be right and some persons could have even bet that they can get her to exit the show by given her offer she can never reject. Money pass money. You should know how Nigerians waste money on unnecessary things |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Manchester City: FA Community Shield (3 - 0) On 16th August 2026 by ericmor: 8:01am On Aug 17 |
dominique: I agree. Chelsea looks like the only big 6 club that can give Arsenal a run for the title a d possibly spurs. But you see that Carrick's united, Iraola's Liverpool and Maresca'as Man City, dem go too struggle o. Tottenham can not do anything with the way I’m seeing them because the coach don’t know how to win games when it matters most and I hope the injury problem will not hit them again this season. They can play for Europa but for top 4, I doubt it |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Remove Two Clubs From This List (Photo) by ericmor: 11:22pm On Aug 16 |
Man united. Because of what Sir Alex did with the English F.A and ref |
Politics › Re: “I Have Over 200 Cars” – Dino Melaye Speaks On His Wealth, Church Growth by ericmor: 11:16pm On Aug 16 |
meobizy: …and how many bodies to drive them? Gather liabilities dey go. Nothing concern me. Africans should stop raising their voices when making points. It is crass. Say your points with a calm voice. Your followers will agree with you regardless. If you don’t raise your voice and do gra gra, these new Nigerians will not send you. Na madness Dey sell for Naija because most people in the country self no normal again |
Politics › Re: 2026 Osun Governorship Election Results Update (Photos) by ericmor: 6:22pm On Aug 16 |
Bendeco2020: Oga rest.
He supported APC, but the rigging was not enough for the APC candidate to win.
What's your point now?
Did Tinubu campained for Adeleke to win? You just proved my point. Be smart |
Politics › Re: 2026 Osun Governorship Election Results Update (Photos) by ericmor: 6:56am On Aug 16 |
AMINDA: This is one of Sanwo-olu's aid bragging before the election that Buhari refused to use federal might on Osun and that Tinubu would do so. Eyes don clear now. It's shocking how undemocratic Tinubu and his NADECO people turned out to be. They wanted Buhari to shed blood in Osun just to prove that he supports Tinubu. How effective was the "centre" in Osun? Tinubu got 5.6m voted from the North but this is how some of his lackeys still perceive Buhari and the North. Time is a gentleman. You Nigerians will continue to fall for these politicians streaks. They seems to be smarter than most of you or should I say most people don’t have foresight. Tinubu is only playing his card to win the forthcoming election, he does not want anything to jeopardize his effort in winning 2027 |
Education › Re: UNIPORT Lecturer Slaps Student During Heated Argument (Video) by ericmor: 6:58am On Aug 12 |
SEGLIZ: can you affirm if there's not been a verbal assault before the physical assault? The evidence shown in the video which we all can see is the slap, anything verbal has no prove and can be denied. Stop defending what is not right, even the lecturer knows he is wrong for slapping the boy regardless of what he must have said. And who get mind to talk to lecturers anyhow in the school premises anyway? |
Properties › Re: Land & Apartments For Sale And Rent by ericmor(op): 7:23am On Aug 07 |
A room self contain available in pedro road, shomolu/bariga. Rent is #1m |
Properties › Land & Apartments For Sale And Rent by ericmor(op): 7:19am On Aug 07 |
A plot of land for sale in ondo gunyan area in Ikorodu with all document except C of O which you can do after buying. Kindly reach out if interested |
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Family › Re: What Was Your Father's Mistake That You Won't Repeat? by ericmor: 9:16am On Aug 06 |
Princeton92: Can we take all his money away from him? Count me in, hit me up 🤙😜 I am not a criminal |
Culture › Re: Sowore Speaks Against The Abuse Of A Woman Who Filmed Oloolu Masquerade by ericmor: 9:05am On Aug 06 |
Tradition of lies and extortion. What happened to others that also filmed it and did not post it. Her mistake was that she posted it, which means the saying they use to say that female can’t see the masquerade cus if they see it, something bad will happen to them are false |
Family › Re: What Was Your Father's Mistake That You Won't Repeat? by ericmor: 7:48am On Aug 06 |
Marrying more than 4 wives and ignoring your kids why fly around the world alone and having different mistress |
Celebrities › Re: Davido Celebrates Freedom From Sony Label After 10 Years With Fans On Live – Vid by ericmor: 7:17am On Aug 06 |
josielewa: HATERS WERE ALL OVER THE PLACE SAYING HIS DAD USED MONEY TO BUY HIM OUT OF THE CONTRACT, NOT KNOWING HE IS STILL UNDER THE DEAL, THEIR FAVE WIZKID EVEN HAS A MORE SLAVISH DEAL WITH SONY. ATLANTIC GOT BURNA AN A CHOKEHOLD, REASON WHY BURNA MUST DO SHOWS UPON SHOWS TILL HIS CONTRACT ENDS. THESE FOREIGN RECORD LABELS ONLY GIVE YOU SLAVE DEALS. THEY WILL MILK YOU TILL YOU FADE AWAY....IMAGINE BURNABOY HAS ONLY 25% FROM HIS MUSIC LAST LAST, WHILE THE PERSON HE SAMPLED GOT ABOUT 60% OF THE REVENUE. ARTISTS JUST WANT THAT DEAL LIKE HELL, REASON THEY END UP WITH A DEVILISH SLAVISH DEAL, EVEN WITH SOME DOING THE UNTHINKABLE TO GET AWARDS. THE MUSIC INDUSTRY STINKS.
HE SHOULD THANK HIS GOD HE GOT OUT OF THE DEAL EARLY FINE, HALE AND HEARTY WITH NO PROBLEMS WITH THEM. SOME END UP DEAD. HE SHOULD THANK HIS STARS Why are people not going for this people, but always attacking puffy for his dealing with his artist. Dis life self |
Nairaland General › Re: Woman Rescued After Jumping Into Lagos Lagoon (Video) by ericmor: 12:25pm On Aug 05 |
StreetFight: To live is difficult, to die again, you people will not let her die. You are wicked people Hmmmm. Olofa |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Omits Primary, Secondary School Qualification In INEC Documents by ericmor: 5:04pm On Aug 02 |
Oya, online warriors. Another thing to talk about why tinubu keep ruling till he win 2nd term. Nigerians are not just ready |
Politics › Re: "‘Come and Arrest Me!’ - Man Laments Hunger, Insecurity Under Tinubu by ericmor: 4:29pm On Aug 02 |
He said it all, but as the fuel price is reduce, the prices of goods should also go down. They should not empty all the treasury o, if people that work are living fine because of the enabling environment and food are made affordable, we know they will surely embezzle Nigeria money but they should not finish it so the country economy will not crash.
One of the major problem is money for election, you need to have more than enough to spend during election for you to win |
Romance › Re: Man Abandons A Lady At Hotel With Bills After An Expensive Date (video) by ericmor: 4:03pm On Aug 02 |
Egun gųň be Lara werey yi o. That really made me lmao. That woman is even stronger than the man on yellow top. If it was the man and the girl alone, she will escape |
Events › Re: I Will Always Love You My ATM- Wife Celebrates Husband On Anniversary (Pics) by ericmor: 12:41pm On Jul 31 |
Berankis: I am sure these are not recent pictures. The lady doesn't look 49 here. Congratulations to both. This is an inter-tribal marriage and has lasted 21years already while some of us are still here doing tribal fights. She said he was his Jamb Teacher or so. She probably accepted him when he had nothing but still ended up with an ATM. A big lesson for today's women who easily look down on men, go about looking for readymade. Being a jamb teacher doesn’t mean he had no money. You should know that women are about give and take and I’m sure he most have assisted her to passed jamb and also assisted her then after. In case you are genz, 20years ago, you don’t have to spend like today to satisfy a girl |
Politics › Re: Dr Naheem Balogun Alleges Fraud And Extortion In Lagos NDC Governorship Primary by ericmor: 9:04am On Jul 31 |
naptu2: Some supporters of Dr Naheem Balogun say that he won the governorship primary but that the ticket was given to Mr Bolaji Doherty. Yes, but they still managed to extort 10m from every candidate that contested, both winners and losers. That’s how deep the level of corruption is in this country |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Spain's Ceuta Declares Emergency As Thousands Of Migrants Cross From Morocco by ericmor: 1:56am On Jul 31 |
Gotocourt: It's time for America and Europe to go hard on corruption in Africa. It's worrisome, African countries should be compelled on transparent electoral practices. Why should they be the one to do it? Why can’t you people fight for yourselves? At least, you people do claim you are better than them, so prove it and not to be doing chocho anytime they tell you the truth about your country |
Politics › Re: ADC Raises Alarm Over Alleged Politicisation Of INEC, Police by ericmor: 1:37am On Jul 31 |
If you like shout tire, Nigerians that couldn’t safe themselves from a bad government and police irregularities can’t help you. They are only online warriors. You need to fight for yourself in this country because Nigerians are looking for who to fight for them also. Cowards |
Sports › Re: Entire Ethiopian Football Team Vanishes In Sweden After Youth Tournament by ericmor: 9:00am On Jul 30 |
This could also help the country future football if they continue their football career abroad and decided to play for their country |
Sports › Re: Entire Ethiopian Football Team Vanishes In Sweden After Youth Tournament by ericmor: 8:57am On Jul 30 |
LadyExcellency: Congratulations to our boys but those boys in the picture are over-aged. Over age is one of the advantage they used in winning the cup |
Nairaland General › Re: Have We Stopped Feeling Ashamed Of Doing Wrong? by ericmor: 2:44pm On Jul 29 |
Dpsychologist: Lately, I have found myself asking a question that would have sounded strange a generation ago: Have we lost the ability to feel ashamed when we do something wrong? I am not talking about making honest mistakes because every human being does that. I am talking about the growing tendency to defend, celebrate, or even monetize bad behavior instead of acknowledging it.
More and more, it seems that being caught in a lie, exposed for wrongdoing, or criticized for poor conduct no longer leads to reflection or accountability. Instead, the response is often to attack the person who spoke up, accuse them of being jealous or judgmental, or rally supporters to drown out the criticism. It is almost as if admitting fault has become more embarrassing than the wrongdoing itself.
To be fair, human beings have never been morally perfect. Every generation has had liars, fraudsters, corrupt leaders, and people who abused the trust of others. History is full of examples proving that bad behavior is not unique to our time. What has changed is the environment in which we live. Social media has created a world where attention is a valuable currency, and in many cases, controversy earns more attention than character.
A person who behaves outrageously can gain millions of views overnight, attract followers, secure endorsements, and even build a career from the very conduct that would once have damaged their reputation. When society begins rewarding attention more than integrity, it should not surprise us that some people deliberately choose notoriety over respectability.
One trend that worries me is how quickly correction is now interpreted as hatred. Point out that someone has spread false information and you are accused of being a hater. Challenge dishonest behavior and you are told to "mind your business." Raise concerns about declining standards and someone immediately says, "Stop judging people." Yet correction and condemnation are not the same thing.
Every healthy family, workplace, profession, and society depends on accountability. Doctors are corrected when they make clinical errors. Pilots are investigated after accidents. Judges have their decisions reviewed by higher courts. Scientists constantly challenge each other's findings because truth matters more than protecting egos. If professionals understand the importance of constructive criticism, why should ordinary life be any different?
Perhaps the greatest danger is not that people make mistakes. Mistakes are part of being human. The real danger begins when mistakes are rebranded as virtues, when dishonesty becomes cleverness, when selfishness becomes self expression, and when refusing accountability is celebrated as confidence.
A society slowly loses its moral compass not because wrongdoing suddenly appears, but because fewer people are willing to call wrongdoing by its proper name. Once every action becomes "my truth" or "my choice," we remove the very foundation that allows us to distinguish right from wrong.
Healthy shame has become an unpopular idea, yet it serves an important purpose. Shame, in its proper form, is not about humiliation or destroying someone's dignity. It is the internal signal that tells us we have violated our own values or harmed another person. It pushes us toward apology, growth, and restoration.
A person who feels no remorse after lying, cheating, exploiting others, or causing unnecessary harm is not demonstrating strength. They are revealing a dangerous absence of self reflection. Without the willingness to admit, "I was wrong," genuine personal growth becomes almost impossible.
Perhaps the problem is not that people today are worse than previous generations. Perhaps human nature has remained largely the same while technology has amplified both our virtues and our flaws.
Social media did not invent dishonesty, arrogance, or attention seeking. It simply gave them a global audience and, in some cases, a financial reward. The responsibility therefore falls on each of us to resist the temptation to value popularity above principle and validation above integrity.
A society cannot thrive if it becomes uncomfortable with accountability. Progress has never depended on pretending we are perfect. It has always depended on our willingness to recognize our shortcomings, accept correction, and become better than we were yesterday. If we lose that ability, we may gain more followers, more views, and more applause, but we will quietly lose something far more valuable: our character.
What do you think? Have we become less accountable as a society, or has social media simply exposed flaws that have always existed? Most Nigerians have no shame anymore |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Which Kind Dressing Is This by ericmor: 2:32pm On Jul 29 |
meobizy: He didn’t. He surely will challenge anyone on the internet who claims there is nothing wrong with the dress. Online champions, real life mice. Lol |
Crime › Re: Ibrahim Mbaya: Man Beaten To Death By Mob In Jos Over Alleged Phone Theft by ericmor: 12:59pm On Jul 28 |
Some of these things are cult related, they will rope you just to get rid of you if you are a problem to them |
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