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As much as I will continue to see rapists as the cross between the yellowish goo you get when you squash a fully matured cockroach and that yellowish substance on a dog's eye, this guy is really stupid to have confessed to raping that girl.

Now , don't get me wrong, he deserves to spend the rest of his life picking stone from beans and cutting firewood with razor blade but the guy is daft to have confessed .

The victim killed herself so there's no complainant in this case.

Now his confessional statement to the police will stand in court and nothing the best lawyers he can get can change the fact that he did confess to have raped that girl.

When you find yourself with the police shut your mouth and insist on a lawyer before continuing the interrogation and if you must respond to their questions , make sure it's just "yes or no" and nothing else.

Meanwhile , the lunatics in the obidient asylum are saying roads and infrastructural projects are not needed because their failure of a fraud refused to construct any project when he was governor of Anambra but instead carry Ananbra collective wealth to build brewery and invest in his super market.

Tueh.

Zik was only in the race to cut into Awo's southern votes.

Ojukwu joined the ruling party because Shagari had granted him a pardon and because Ojukwu had come to despise Zik for abandoning Biafra when the going got rough following the liberation of the SS.

Ojukwu and Zik entered that political cycle to spite each other and Awo


It wasn't strategic for both and was not meant to achieve any political goal either but just your normal spiteful bitter "mba" politics.

Mankind2024:
Nigeria is a complex political union of diverse nationalities with deeply different historical experiences and aspirations. To many, it remains a forced contraption of peoples who, in hindsight, may never have been naturally suited to exist within the same political arrangement. In that sense, some argue it resembles more than a difficult marriage, it resembles a union imposed without genuine consent.

I believe the distrust between many Igbo and Yoruba communities, as well as disagreements over the Nigerian state itself, has been shaped by generations of political conflict and historical grievances. These tensions continue to influence public discourse today.

As for the Toxicus Delusionalis breed owned by Mr. Gringory, we are prepared to respond firmly to their propaganda and verbal attacks with equal force in the battle of ideas and words.

The OP is disappointed by the blowback they are getting in response to their lame expansionism.

Ignore him.

SeeWahala:
Hehehe 🤭

After you use your hand reveal say you be small time cocacola vendor na him you take shame retire your counteringbolies account 🤭

What is this one spewing ?

You will continue to see me everywhere in that your pathetic existence.

Poor waif.

truthera:
Why nothing will change or make Nigeria better is simply because many Nigerians love and cherish lies over truth. In their quest to bury truth, they create a fantasy feel good box of reality were they hope that one day, they will wake up and everything wrong will suddenly fix itself. Many are so lost to this fantasy reality of lies that any thought of effecting positive national change that involves their physical presence are vigorously resisted.

I open this website daily to read the vitriolic tribal induced hateful attacks that Nigerians launch against each other in their quest to superimpose their tribal induced political agenda. You do not need a soothsayer or travel physically to live in Nigeria to understand the root problem of the country, simply coming to this platform for a few days will tell you all you need to know. The sad reality is that majority of Nigerians who should know this problem appear incapable and stupid that everyday they wake up to reinforce it. You may ask, what problem am I referring, it’s simple “UNITY”. Any sensible person who can reason very well knows that one cannot make any genuine sustainable progress in an atmosphere were there is no unity, were sectional, tribalistic, divisive impulses and ideals reigns supreme. It is common sense but in Nigeria, sadly this is not common. Nigerians wake up daily to this problem, participate in making it worse than go to bed with the hope that tomorrow morning somehow the problem will disappear. They know that they can’t work together as one people under one country, that remaining in it will only harm them but they choose to do nothing about it. Everyday, they are killed, starved, kidnapped, raped and robbed because of this one problem they have refused over their stupidity to address. A self-imposed hopeless vicious cycle that is based on lies and self-deceit.

Keeping “One Nigeria” going has cost the people so much pain but due to their penchant to embrace lies, they have refused to accept this truth or do any thing to address the underlying issue that has to do with unity of their country….. I am not sure whether if majority of Nigerians will ever break free from this lie but it is certain that the only way genuine progress can begin that will benefit them is if majority can accept the truth and stand by the truth by simply telling themselves everyday “WE ARE NOT ONE PEOPLE, WE DON’T WANT THE SAME THING OR SHARE THE SAME VALUES”… When this truth is established nationally, you may ask what is next? Well, it is simple, when a marital relationship fails the natural thing to do is to go to court to part amicably or remain together under new terms, so for Nigerians, the next line of action will be a national referendum on Nigeria’s unity, conducted by a sovereign national conference. This must be conducted to allow each region and all indigenous people to choose, all parties must be given a fair opportunity, equal representation to negotiate their future without sentiment, resentment, fear or prejudice. Just like a court in the process of resolving a couple’s marital dispute, the freedom to leave or stay in Nigeria must be a mandatory option for all regions, all indigenous people as part of this referendum. If at the end of this constitutional exercise, all parties agree to dissolve Nigeria, so be it, everyone go their separate ways with a clear conscience. But if all or some regions make the choice to remain or be bound by one country, then it is certain that at the end of the exercise, the people will get a country and a new constitution that they will be happy with, a new union that will be based on truth, justice and equity.

As long as majority of Nigerians continue to pretend, dwell in self-deceit and lies over the illusion of national unity, they will continue to suffer the dire consequences of remaining in a contraption they imposed on themselves….

You have started today with your usual hypocritical rants.

You accuse others of tribalism for rejecting your purely tribalistic ambition to dominate others and when Nigerians reject you, you begin to cry tribalism is why you are not allowed to push your own tribal ambitions on the polity.


If you are tired of being in Nigeria, just know Nigerians are tired of you complaining on Social media about it.

Start a political movement to get people from your side who will push for your exit out of Nigeria and stop disturbing us with your rants.

smokinloud:
Their house belongs to Nigeria, their rules concerning religious freedom should belong to Nigeria also. I should have a voice on how some states treat non-muslims because I'm a Nigerian and Nigeria is a secular state.

Nigeria is a federation composed of federating states.

Every of the federating states that make up Nigeria is composed of distinct ethnic nationalities who have their own cultures and traditions which will not be stepped down for sake of your misplaced Zikist interpretation of one Nijeriya

Has any other nationality come to tell you to stop forcing widows in your communities to drink the water used in washing dead corpses of their husband?

Respect other people's traditions, heritage religion and customs and face your lane.

Last I checked no one is dragging anything with you in your SE but rather it is only you guys that are going about claiming other people's land as yours while trying to impose yourselves over them.

mohbadliveson:
Yes, your father hid him there

Why is IPOB thinking Osun state is part of SE now?

guobe:
You have a big point there,let's see how it goes.

Your own state police can also enforce anti grazing laws


Have you thought of that ?

smokinloud:
Some states will use it to enforce Shari'a. That will be a big advantage for the...

Their house , their rules.

Thank God you guys are now exposing why you are against state policing.

Laws enacted by states are on behalf of the people.

If you don't like it, get out of Dodge.

I am sure the people of Plateue, Benue, Taraba, Adamawa ,Bornu , Niger and Zamfara will welcome state police and can't wait for it to begin.

I am sure every state in the SS and SW has already finished a draft bill for State policing.

If you guys in the SE don't want one, then you are free to continue having Federal police .

But to reject state policing for other states is the height of your meddling ways which only exposes your hidden agenda.

Ojukwu rejected Gowon's decree 8 that sought to grant each region more autonomy complete with their own separate military.

We now know why Ojukwu hastly invaded the then Midwest before Gowon passed that decree for regional militaries.

Fortune109:
This is why I hardly reply people...What do you think Mainly means??

If you don't want State police for your state then don't .

But to demand others who want one not to have it is exposing your true intent on why you are against it which is the same position shared by the Fulani elite.

Sheuns:
The governors are screaming state police so they can have control over an armed police of their own just as the president has control over the federal police.

For state police to be effective and even the present police, it must be made an independent institution with laws guiding them.

Unless we enable stronger institutions, we’ll just be running in circles.

Additionally, we must reconfigure our police to let them know they serve the people and not a few politicians, rich and wealthy people.

If these are not put in place, we’ll definitely go back to square one, but this time we’ll be battling two bad police forces.

Coming from someone who openly supports and defends the criminal and illegal ESN.

Fortune109:
Mainly because of Lagos...

Not just Lagos but every other state outside their SE.

You can see that not one of them has provided a cogent reason why state police is bad other than governors will abuse it .

Their reasons are simply because with a state police in place, states can effectively enforce state laws which they are totally against because states always enact laws to protect the indigenes and promote their rights and privileges above outsiders.

Sheuns:
If we ask the governors to explain or detail how state police will reduce crimes and also the banditry going on, they’ll say gibberish.

There's no where on earth and at no time ever has centralisation and macro management ever worked in the area of policing .

If you against state policing then what is the purpose of having states and governors ?

Why not get rid of governors and states and reduce every state to its basic provinces and have a,powerful centrist govt.

You guys should tell us why you are against state police for other states and regions because a people who still support the rogue outfit that is ESN have no moral right to condemn other states wanting to have their own legally backed state police .

femi4:
State police bring security close to you

They are part of your community, so they are quick to sense danger within and outside

They are not against state policing for their state and region.

They are against state police for other states and regions.

The question to ask, is why so?

Dreal1247:
Are you sure that the man is still in Nigeria? The manner in which he communicated with VDM from a hiding location, he is likely going to find his way out of Nigeria. USA has already offered him asylum. If he eventually finds his way out of Nigeria, there are chances of finding his way to the USA and gain government protection. I'm not supporting any corrupt pers. But if Nigerian government wants to fight corruption, let them start with the NNPC. We can't be overtaxing the masses and deeply indebted as a nation where the funds wasted by the few men in the NNPC will go a long way in reducing Nigeria's indebtedness.

IGP recently visited the Governor of Osun state and told the governor that there was intelligence that criminals were hiding in the Governor's lodge.

Adeyemi had once briefly worked under the office of the Governor as a protocol officer before being relieved of his appointment due to his usual criminal ways.

Adeyemi went under the radar after his second court session and his whereabouts were unknown even to his legal team.

The judge handling his case issued a bench warrant on Adeyemi for his refusal to attend court proceedings.

Police announced the arrest of Adeyemi in Osun state later on, on the same day the arrest warrant was issued.

chatinent:
Don't mind them.
As if it's not the same extortionists in the federal level that would be reorganised for state extortions...supported by their DPOs, Commissions and bosses expecting returns.

But you guys all cheered and welcomed the formation of ESN .

Why then is it hard to have a police force that is composed wholly of your people that will be committed to providing policing and security ?

How can you support the illegal criminal infested ESN and be against state police that will have a legal framework ?

I believe the issue isn't your rejection of local policing for your state and region but for other states and regions.

As it stands now, only the SE and the Fulani are against State police.

Why is that ?

IGP visited Governor Adeleke a few days back and told him there was intelligence report that criminals had taken refuge in the governor's lodge in Osogbo.

Adeyemi had at one time worked briefly as a protocol officer to Governor Adeleke but was let go over his dubious ways.

Was Adeyemi hiding in the governor's lodge ?

Adeyemi was supposed to be in court today for his arraignment for forgery and impersonation but he didn't show up which forced the judge to issue a bench warrant for his arest.

Did the Police use the bench warrant to legally conduct an arrest on the grounds of the Osun state governor's lodge to have Adeyemi arrested there?

These are questions we need to ask and demand answers for.

IGP visited the Osun state governor and told him that there was intelligence that criminals were being harboured within the govt lodge.

Was the IGP referring to Adeyemi specifically?

Adeyemi had worked briefly as a protocol officer to the Osun state governor before being relieved of his position owing to his dubious activities as a protocol officer.

Adeyemi was expected to be in court today but wasn't . Which forced the judge to issue a bench warrant for his arrest.

The police just announced they arrested Adeyemi in Osun state.

Was the bench warrant for his arrest what led to the Osun state governor ceding to the police to have Adeyemi arrested within the Governor's lodge?

guobe:
We already have a police force in Nigeria and there are still alot of security problems in the country.
There is now a proposal to have a state police in all states of the federation.
I am still thinking what really will the new state police bring to the table?
Will the state police be better funded to fight crime with modern sophisticated security gadgets or it will be like the current policing set up we are presently having.
We can't change a system if we continue doing what we were doing before.
I still believe that the police force should be bolstered in the modern way of policing as it requires fewer man power.
We should embrace quality over quantity.
My thoughts though.

Rubbish .

Policing is local and who better to provide effective and responsive policing than the locals ?

peteofi:
Rabbit meat is actually delicious. And healthy. Nice one.

Not healthy.

People have died of malnutrition eating only rabbits.

The fat level is too low.

Google: Rabbit meat malnutrition,

21lucky:
The news is real. You a Yoruba calling igbo news fake news out of your tribalism and hate for igbos.

We Igbos have warn tinubu and APC and inec not to sabotage igbo presidency in 2027 final.

So if Yorubas and every other ethnicity dont vote your Obi what are you going to do ?

Dtruthspeaker:
No fraud in magistrates court?
Anyway could you refer me to the law that stops the magistrate court from hearing criminal defamation cases?

Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act 2015
Section 22(1) explicitly states:

"The Federal High Court located in any part of Nigeria regardless of the location where the offence is committed or High Court of Federal Capital Territory shall have jurisdiction to try offences under this Act..."

Because the law is a federal legislation it overrides all state laws.

Dtruthspeaker:
Sorry, bros to my understanding it is capital offences that are usually above the jurisdiction of the magistrates court. And defamation is not.

And i even checked, i cannot see the law which says that the magistrates court in Anambra has no jurisdiction. Please can you point it out to me? Cos, Google is not showing it.

Magistrate Courts lack jurisdiction to try offences under the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act 2015 (including its 2024 Amendment). Section 22 of the Act explicitly vests exclusive jurisdiction to try cybercrime offences in the Federal High Court (or the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory), regardless of where the offence was committed.

The matter is going to be heard in a Federal High Court and not State High court as the law was enacted by the National Assembly and not State Assembly and most states are yet to domesticate the law within their jurisdiction.

So the matter is going to be heard before a Federal High Court judge and not State High court as erroneously stated by me earlier.

Dtruthspeaker:
Sorry, bros to my understanding it is capital offences that are usually above the jurisdiction of the magistrates court. And defamation is not.

And i even checked, i cannot see the law which says that the magistrates court in Anambra has no jurisdiction. Please can you point it out to me? Cos, Google is not showing it.

Not only capital offense. There are several category of cases with ranging prison terms that a Magistrate court can not entertain.

Fraud cases are handled by a High Court and not magistrate court.