₦airaland Forum

Xisnin:
It is the same everywhere.
A woman claiming to be raped is not enough for a trial let alone a conviction especially
when the parties know each other.
Nowhere in the world is the word of an accuser sufficient for a rape conviction.
Exceptions being for pedophiles and unusual or violent encounters between strangers.

Xisnin:
It is the same everywhere.
A woman claiming to be raped is not enough for a trial let alone a conviction especially
when the parties know each other.
Nowhere in the world is the word of an accuser sufficient for a rape conviction.
Exceptions being for pedophiles and unusual or violent encounters between strangers.

Xisnin:
If the bold is the case, most men will be in jail.

Cuteamigo1:
the annoying thing is even guys joined in the bashing of this young man. No proff just stupid allegations and even some useless men joined in bashing from what they called non physical sexual assault. men need to do better, not everything these women say is true, investigate before you become a woke captain save a hoe

ursullalinda:
The painful thing is that some people might not even have asked the girl in question out.......we are handling a case now........a girl of 8yrs sent an innocent man to prison.......the man is question never had anything to do with the girl.......they are neighbours and the mum wanted to get to the man for not noticing her advances and used her daughter to lie.......her brother who is a top police officer took it up and got justice for the niece not knowing the whole thing was a set up.......After 5yrs in prison........the girl who is 13 now told her uncle the truth because her mum is late and she said she is feeling guilty.......this whole rape thing is confusing.

RealEzee:
u have a point tho, the setting we all find ourselves can either make us or break us guun

olu77:
The thing is a lot of white offspring of slave owners are humbly coming out to apologize for the inhuman treatment their forefathers meted on Africans while an african with a voice is raising her shoulder to say otherwise. It's so shameful bro. How do we make any meaningful progress when every time the world is moving forward, our people are always thinking backward. If my great grandfather had participated in such a barbaric trade I would be hiding my face in shame if I couldn't address it objectively.

olu77:
This is the most senseless confession I have ever read...my grandfather captured other human beings and sold them, I don't think he did anything wrong because he didn't know better and I think we should celebrate him as a hero. Common sense in indeed not common to this our sister.

vickydevoka:
Everything get en own role. Pikin way no get papa de useless most tyms. All de cultist for my area de hardly get papa. Mama de spoil pikin naturally especially male child

vickydevoka:
Y do u say fûcking his daughter in future.
Do ur dad Bleep his daughters. Cus I never see dat one b4

magicminister:
The average Nigerian child experiences their first abuse in the hands of those that should protect them. I might get insulted for this but ever wondered why the average Nigerian is so aggressive? If you disagree with them, they retort to insults? Even wondered why the average Nigerian is very afraid of telling the truth?

It all boils down to upbringing like this. Children are individuals with minds of their own and the best way to raise a child is to win that mind over with any means but intimidation and force.


As far as I am concerned, this is child abuse! The child will agree with the dad cos she has no choice..... logic and reasoning and confidence dies the moment you resort to instilling this type of discipline!

Sexyliciousbri:
The man should be arrested

donstan18:
Father of the yea mehn!! That lady could possibly be a Nland feminist!

More of fathers like this will drastically reduce the rate of social media hoes, misandrist and feminists in the society.

This is what Bobrisky's father lacked!

Kudos to the man!
A real African DAD!

Itohanprefa:
The situation back then wasn't really that simple, saying that Efik and others where slave holders and Igbos where slaves is an oversimplification, it was a free for all environment there not much in tribal affiliations back then(not like now) it was survival of the fittest and strongest, don't forget there were efik and ibibio slaves too, not to mention Yoruba, Bini and other southern tribes, these tribes also had slave holders among them too, people kidnapped there tribesmen to be sold to slavers, kindreds sold their own people to inherit land

Shiver99:
Nor is Igbo, Igbo isn't Ned.

Slavery did spread from the minority tribes, but whether or not they were specifically targeting igbo citizens, they had no hope or resources to simply storm into Igbo does and capture people.

Itoanprefa is right, minorities were largely middlemen.

Groups such as the aro, etc,etc took advantage if the divisions in Igboland and made slave transportation to the Europeans more streamlined and accessible.

Itohanprefa:
I agree, they created the demand that pushed supply, and due to the fact that southern part of Nigeria was frequently engaged in inter ethnic conflicts at the time, those that deal more closely with the Europeans often dominated because of guns and other instruments they supplied their slave suppliers

Itohanprefa:
The Efiks and kalabari and the rest where more of the middle men between Europeans and Arochukwu slave merchants,owing to the fact that they were coastal dwellers, I do agree with you that Igbos were victim's because the white man created the environment for slave trade and exploited Africans greatly

Itohanprefa:
What the Eze Eri is doing is a process of reparations, some of our forefathers might have been instrumental in the slave trade but the bulk of the blame should still go to the whites they created the environment for the slave trade to thrive, you will be shocked at the number of African American that is of Igbo heritage both in the US and Latin America

Itohanprefa:
The Nri hegemony(my town is an NRI town) and all towns under its direct influence where totally against slavery, once any slave sets foot on NRI soil he or she is considered free, this didn't stop Arochukwu slavers and their Abam and ohafia mercenaries from raiding and buying slave All across other parts and clans of igboland though

Itohanprefa:
This is not entirely true, being Igbo doesn't stop anybody from acknowledging that Igbos themselves actively participated in the trade especially the arochukwu people, they raided the entirety of the Igbo hinterland capturing slaves to take to the coast, evidence of which still exists in various Aro outposts in Igbo hinterland like arondizuogu in imo state, Aro ndikelionwu and the rest, Arochukwu was a major slave trading outpost am surprised you don't know that

Itohanprefa:
All southern tribes sold their people to slave traders, that was the reality they faced then and they actually saw nothing wrong in it, the same white men that brought them education, Christianity where the slave traders so it wasn't really a question of morals, that was just their reality back then

Dedetwo:
There is no difference between Abia State and Imo State. After all, Abia came out of Imo.

Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
Nigerian journalist

Itohanprefa:
chai, brother where will the funds for all these come from?

somalianprince:
You are very correct because Anambra international airport is going to command high traffic in the neighbourhood of 30 to 50 million per annum. so much economic, social and entertainment activities takes place in Anambra all year road that attracts diasporan population as well.

Again, Anambra international airport shall be worldclass because the major contractors are not local ones. Craneburg a German firm is doing the runway, apron, etc. China railway company is doing the terminal building, tower. etc. Even the airport road is being done by another credible firm. Anambra is developing a truly first class aviation infrastructure that not only Anambra but Nigeria will be proud of. Good job.

Amarabae:
why are some yorubas bitter over Igbo success?
I said some

Rocksvibes234:
Yh, The railway line is part of the airport project.(Railway line that will link the south east region) But I don't think work has commenced on it, they are only working on the three major highways leading to the airport.