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addicted268: I agree but I think its more to do with the police wahala than numbness of emotions.do you know how many people that are rotting in nigerian prisons for doing good?I remember an incident that happened during my uni days.I was traveling from lagos to ph,just after warri there was this bus that had three dead people inside.our bus driver slowed down and we took a good look.obviously they were shot.people naturally sympathized,then we continued our journey.after driving for about 10mins we encountered a police checkpoint but the police there were just relaxing under a shade,so passengers asked the driver to go report the incident to the police.the man refused initially saying d people were already dead.after a while,he agreed,parked the car and walked up to them to report the incident.na so police hold our driver o.started asking him stupid questions like "if u weren't d one that shot them,how did u know they died of gunshot wounds"?before we could say jack robinson,the driver became "the accused".they said he must take them back to d venue of the incident,then from there to the station to go write statement.no be small wahala that day o.after so much pleading by all the passengers in the bus,they let us go.needless to say that d driver cursed those who persuaded him to report the incident all thru the remainder of the journey.that was the day I understood what was meant by "voom(run) is better than statement".ever heard people say that in police wahala "I-no-follow is N20,000"?.....@OP,thank you for your kindness.God will reward you.

Gbawe: Kindly go to the minister of finance and tell her to release my money

Ola one: In democracy, the only legit way to remove your president is through elections. Your vote is your weapon, they say. Why some learned NLanders are in support of this arbitrariness is not clear to me.


This is a bad precedent for budding democracies around the world.

opeano: lols, and wen d system is opened, d person will live longer ryt?

Obiagelli: This is serious, always new the brotherhood would not last in a strategic country like Egypt. I won't be surprised if the West endorsed this coup

WildChild00: Come to cooperative villa, Badore there are no fence, in all houses there, it is part of the requirement when building, most retired military generals have there houses there, it 100% secured "Military guards".

opeano: preach d gospel pipo, believe d facts. hiv is real.. Know ur status. It is better to knw dan nt to knw

Afam4eva: The obvious answer to this question will be security. But isn't there a way around it such that our residential houses will be open just like the Americans do theirs. I think fences take away the beauty that a house is supposed to add to the environment and it also makes sure that there's no uniformity. Every compound is like a country on it's own. Why can't we borrow a leaf from the way American suburbs look like.

Just see this pics and tell me you don't like them: