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FriendNG:So would you rather be robbed/kidnapped by armed gangs or be scammed? In other words, would you prefer the millions of hopeless and frustrated youth across Nigeria who found financial solace and emancipation in yahoo yahoo rather deploy their energies to armed robbery instead. If every yahoo boy converts his laptop into 'physical ammunition' such as AK47 and heads out with the same determination, would you even be alive to type this rubbish? Some of you are perhaps too dense and mentally incapacitated to think deeply and holistically, hence the very shallow and senseless assertions you make. It's one thing to condemn fraud and yahoo boys if you like, but comparing it to armed robbery and violent crime is absolutely preposterous and foolish. Until you experience it (if you manage to survive), you should never be qualified to utter such rubbish. |
Lordsagna:Identifying with the movement is a big statement on her part already. Change is here. |
TA4TA4:Boko Haram and bandits etc, plus entire army, police, etc.. Their population no reach 1 million. I'm sure. Imagine if 10 million determined Nigerians march onto Aso Rock. Just say Nigerians are not ready. If only a small percentage of Nigerians are ready, then you will understand why no military can defeat its own people. |
Xisnin:You know everything about government. Yet you did not use other examples... Egypt... Tunisia.. Libya... You are clueless. |
daddytime:Tipping point, man. Tipping point. There is something called tipping point. It could be the smallest thing. But it is the trigger. The last straw that broke the camel's back. It is bad enough that the Buhari regime is useless, dreadful and calamitous. Bad economy, insecurity and everything. But if a unit of the police is adding insult to injury by indiscriminately harassing and extorting ordinary Nigerians trying to make ends meet. People hustling and trying to help themselves in spite of the government, and yet units of the police are extorting them of their sweat, then that is the last straw. That is the tipping point. Wise regimes recognize it and address it rapidly before it snowballs into something bigger than the regime. Before it leads to regime change. |
We're making progress. I can smell it. ENDSARS doesn't have to be scrap SARS. Just get them off the streets. They should only come out when there is a distress call for armed robbery or kidnapping, ONLY. Nothing more, nothing less. That is likely to happen, and that would be enough. Meanwhile, who has travelled through the Lagos-Benin-Asaba axis lately? Are those SARS fools still running their illegal checkpoint on that expressway? |
One must have very limited sense to be lumping fraud with violent crimes such as armed robbery and kidnapping in the context of SARS. If SARS - Special Anti ROBBERY Squad - is scrapped, there would be an increase in the rate of fraud, according to you. Does this make sense to you? What is the correlation between a special anti robbery squad and fraud? Soon you will deploy Road Safety officers or even the Nigerian Army to abandon their lawful duties and start pursuing perceived fraudsters. This kind of skewed and idiotic conflation of responsibilities is central to the endsars agitation. Nobody has shouted end EFCC. It is the role of the EFCC to tackle fraudsters. Nobody has equally shouted Endsars because they have been tackling armed robbers and kidnappers. If they had concentrated on fighting armed robbers and kidnappers only (which is their ONLY LAWFUL responsibility), there would be no Endsars agitation today. Think about it slowly and carefully so that you would not make stupid assertions. |
It is truly sad and a reflection of how disorganised things are in Nigeria that a discussion about the excesses of 's Special Anti ROBBERY Squad is somehow deflected to focus on perceived Internet fraudsters. |
Awon 2023 presidency aspirants. Bloody frog eyed animal. He will be president of Bourdillon for now, and eventually president of Kirikiri. Born bastard. |
Unproductive 'armchair' professors for that matter. |
444crop:That is the crux of the matter. It's too sad how security agencies would leave the violent criminals (kidnappers and armed robbers) they are supposed to tackle and focus on soft target yahoo boys, because chasing yahoo boys is more profitable and less stressful than fighting kidnappers and armed robbers. We're in big trouble in this godforsaken country. |
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airsaylongcom:Can't be the worst level. If you're poor enough, you surely can't get anyone to give you a loan. |
horsepower102:Marginalisation cries would continue, even with a South East only Biafra. Even now Igbos from other states see Anambra people as too domineering and arrogant. The big Igbo states downgrade Ebonyi and its people, etc. Anambra and Imo look at each other with suspicion, etc. Ebonyi people, for example would never feel like they are getting a fair deal in a Biafra that may be dominated by Anambra, Imo, Enugu and Abia, and so forth. There are fundamental issues that need to be addressed in order for Biafra to happen and to make sense, but these issues are too vexed and too complicated to satisfactorily address in the near future. That's why I have always insisted that there is no need for Biafra, Niger Delta Republic, Oduduwa Republic, etc. A Republic of Southern Nigeria is sufficient for now. Just cut off the Jihadist Fulani/abokki North and trust me, the rest of Nigeria would blossom in spite of its numerous ethnicities. That is a more practicable option than disintegration into several micro republics. |
And the Army's only response is to warn its officers to be wary of road trips. Welcome to the dysfunctional shithole called Nigeria. |
Old fool always saying rubbish. Spit. |
Coronavirus84:What is the full meaning of SARS and how does it relate to yahoo boys? Think about it deeply so that you will recognise the bottomless depth of your stupidity. Some of you are just annoying with the buffoonery you display. |
kingthreat:The conventional police and mobile police are more than sufficient to tackle armed robbers and kidnappers. How many armed robbery and kidnapping gangs have the SARS tackled lately? Some of you know nothing about the reality on ground. These SARS fools are not interested in fighting armed robbers or kidnappers. They are all interested in bullying and extorting random people anywhere. Don't get that twisted. |
Well moved. Very powerful motion. Thumbs up Akin. |
The average IQ and EQ in Nigeria is abysmally low. Most people are country bumpkins with superficial interpretation and understanding of everything. It's too simplistic to say 'ah, she killed herself because of ordinary phone'. Yen yen yen. People with common sense would ask whether she had it coming (long running depression, several things not working out as planned, dejection, pent up frustration, etc...). And then *supposedly* her phone was stolen under certain circumstances and that served as the tipping point. Keyword: tipping point. Google what it means and learn to gain understanding and perspective about things rather than being foolishly and simplistically judgemental. |
This is disgusting. Beyond disgusting. |
PrinceMajestic:You're very daft. What is the duty of SARS? If the issue here is cybercrime, what does SARS have to do with cybercrime? Does Nigeria not have agencies whose responsibilities cover Internet crime (e g EFCC)? And you talking about ritual killings and so forth shows you're a clumsy buffoon. Any ritual killing is first of all a killing. Murder. Murder is a violent crime, and the police should deal with that as what it is - murder. It has NOTHING to do with cyber crime. Some of you animals are a disgrace. Later you could claim to be educated. Yet common sense you don't have. |
Is this a recent signal or one of the numerous empty announcements previously made? The best way is to mandate members of the public to report sightings of SARS or any tactical units anywhere doing patrols or mounting roadblocks, and for the immediate dismissal of the commanding officer/DPO/Area Commander overseeing that unit. We don't want to see SARS or any special unit at all at all again. All policemen on routine duty should wear their uniforms with name tags. |
Belial06:You're worse than a bastard, you self-righteous hypocrite. Some of us have common sense and empathy, things you obviously lack. I assure you that you will be the next victim of this monster you are justifying. Just wait for it. Rot in hell, in advance. |
Belial06:You're a despicable, self-centred idiot. No doubt about that. I spit on you pig. Innocent people are dying in the hands of a murderously corrupt security unit, and yet are only concerned about your bougie 'abroad business' nonsense. |
She's right. There's a method to her madness. That much I know. Those of you looking for 'legit' role models to help you become squeaky clean 'legit' billionaires, you will be alright, eventually. Hopefully. |
oz4real83:Tell them. Awon 'bad leaders'.... As if the leaders are aliens or foreigners. The condition of ANY society is a reflection of its people. Most Nigerians (Africans generally) are primitive and retrogressive, hence the sad condition of Africa/Nigeria. It's never about the leaders. It's about the people. Because the leaders come from the people. |
This one na bobo. Talk say you no wan go Maiduguri |
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