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Soon some ppl will be forced to eat their own words once the full facts of this case unravels before the court. See what his defense lawyers have to say. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDG6LtZr-Uw |
They should be careful of what they are asking for or else they shall be serve in the same kind many times over; 1966 pogrom didn't just happen by accident but after similar provocation. |
Fmartin:What a silly excuse; I am sure if that man's name had been Yunusa you'd be among the first rushing here to abuses and insults on the north, Islam and Hausa/Fulani tribe. |
Achuwa1:Not only poppycock but also codswallop - so there you go ![]() |
Eluwilussit:1966 was a lesson well served and it will do you good to have learnt from it; but then again some of you are already behaving like moths, being irresistibly drawn to the flame that will eventually consume it - pray you wake up in time otherwise you shall eventually get what you are wishing for. |
MarieSucre:I am not sure I understand the point you are desperately trying to make or what specific law you are referring to; however, for sake of clarity you need to understand that countries and states make laws for the common good of their ppl, drawing from the collective norms and values of same, in order to protect individual as well as group rights, to check criminality and also shape moral behaviour. Even within the most liberal of democracies such as the USA there are limits to personal freedom; for example you cannot take off all your clothes and walk down the streets naked because you feel like it; i.e. there will always be a point where your personal freedom will start encroaching on somebody else's rights. The hoteliers in Kano were not abiding by any law but simply exercising their rights to manage their business in line with the norms of most of their clients in order to attract maximum patronage and therefore maximum profit. You cannot therefore expect majority of them to compromise their standards simply to accommodate yours - there such a thing as, when in Rome do as the Romans do i.e. going with the flow. BTW, American immigration laws are quite discriminatory - don't even bother going there; brace yourself should Donald Trump win the presidential race. MarieSucre:There are always exceptions to any rule, I dare say even in Kano you will find such exceptions; in your case I will recommend most of the hotels in Sabon Gari run by southerners - you will find many oloshos there, who may even be ready to teach you a trick or two. |
Kingsasian:No, he was quite sane, as per his modus operandi of stealth and ambush which appear well planned and premeditated. He was simply plain evil - killing his own mother of all ppl, SMH. |
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luvinhubby:You sound like someone who had either benefited from corruption or is still enjoying corruption and being sponsored with corrupt funds to defend past corruption of the last 16yrs Otherwise anyone with a sane mind already knows that corruption is the alpha and omega of virtually all the problems facing us today, including those which you enumerated in your post but quite naively/ignorantly ascribing them to the present govt rather than to the past mismanagement of the PDP years, especially under Jonathan who unashamedly publicly endorsed it by those infamous words - Stealing is not Corruption. How do you expect someone to correct the cumulative effects of 16 yrs of bad governance in just one year couple with the ongoing worldwide economic downturn of which he has no control of? Those with sound memories can recollect Mr President's campaign promise in which prioritized three areas: Insecurity, Corruption and the Economy; as problems areas he would address if elected. We can already appreciate that he is delivery on the first, as boko haram are on their death bed breathing their last breath; on the issue of corruption, we can also see how corrupt loopholes are being blocked (TSA) to minimize leakages while massive corruptions continue to be unearth with the culprits made to sing like canaries either before the EFCC or relevant courts of law. Its only on the economic front that there have not been visible signs but those who can see will appreciate how the govt is trying to re position and diversify our economy so as to shield it from its continued slavery to international price of crude oil, in order to secure our long term future. Its most unfortunate that many of us often cannot see beyond our noses. |
angels09:E pain you? Good; because e sweet me as e dey pain you; yes continue that nonsense and be ready to receive more. |
Let them be careful of what hey are wishing for or else the history of 1966 might repeat itself; they have millions of their ppl scattered throughout northern cities and villages. |
iyb:Yes indeed, see how the crime has been shielded away from the religion, region & tribe of the rapist and how the bigots are ashamed to come out because it is from one of their own. Nonetheless, henceforth we shall never fail to remind them of their bigotry and the fact that for every one Yunusa there are at least 20 more far worse cases perpetrated by fathers, uncles, thugs and (most astonishingly Christian men of God) Pastors & priests against children in the south; though we shall be more magnanimous by not calling them names - unless otherwise if unduly provoked. |
We are patiently waiting for the outcome of this case when the real truth will be out in the open, not cooked up lies and unwarranted insults against the religion of Islam, north and Hausa/Fulani; when may bigots who have been masturbating over this case, the likes of Ben Murray Bruce, FFK, Tunde Bakare and the Christian dominated biased press will be forced to eat their own words, Meanwhile, we shall continue to remind them of their bigotry and also link the ever increasing number of rape cases, especially paedophilia being committed in the south to the religion, region and tribes of the perpetrators. |
wolfslair:Careful what you wish for because we can easily also do same to your ppl who scattered all over our towns and villages - learn from the history of events of 1966. |
honeysplash:You are quite correct. Some ppl simply like to exaggerate and misrepresent for their own negative agenda. |
Pavore9:Single women are free to travel and can lodge in most hotels in Kano without any hassle especially if their mission is transparently obvious they are not there for prostitution - there is no law stopping them doing so. |
ireneony:Maybe true and hopefully with their husbands but not as Oloshos as dem pack full for una side. |
kennysteve77:Its not the government but the hotel proprietors themselves, this should be quite evident from the uploaded copy of the promissory undertaking which the guests are asked to sign; note the lack of reference to any specific law as you might have expected had such existed. Many hotels do not want high profile activity of prostitutes because it undermines their image and ward off respectable clients and take it upon themselves to sanitize their business image. I am sure even Lagos or Abuja Hilton would not want prostitutes to be freely moving around within the corridors of their hotels. The heading of the thread did not help as it was quite misleading; it should have read 'Unmarried Couple Not Welcomed In Most Hotel Rooms In Kano, because the hoteliers were clearly appealing to prospective male customers not to share rooms with women other than their wives; rather than directly banning single women from securing such rooms for themselves. Some of the reactions in this thread are quite Pavlovian, especially from bigots who clearly could not hold themselves from their usual vitriol against the north and the religion of Islam. To them I would like to ask this question, " what state in Nigeria and in most so called advanced countries including America where you do not have police raids on brothels, hotels and notorious targets of prostitution? Why then the double standards against Kano simply because such raids may have involved the Hisba; is prostitution legal in Nigeria; why then should a state such as Kano not put in place measures that could at least attempt to curb such illegal activity? Lastly, should Kano hoteliers not feel free to adjust their standards in line with the cultural norms and value of their ppl - why is this so difficult to understand? |
Integrityfarms:Whats stopping you? You can waka comot and be by yourself, nobody will miss you. |
Beremx:Don't get too excited, Sabon Gari, the HQ of the wailers, is not even the size of 1 of the 44 LGs and therefore can hardly represent the ppl and view of Kano State. |
Bloody liar, where in Kano? Show source show picture. |
Dojupyo:No punishment. Thats advanced ppl showing the rest of the world how to mop the floor the advanced way ![]() |
DorisK:God dash you sense but unfortunately not the same for many of those IPOB louts shouting kill them kill them. They simply have no idea of the Fulani culture and their capacity for revenge. They don;t know that the Fulani are unforgiving and can bide their time even if it takes years till they extract their pound of flesh in revenge - even if it means passing it to the next generation. Not saying they are always blameless; but often the media does not report their side of the story. The Fulani don't just wake up and decide to attack or kill ppl for no just reason; many a times they too have been victims, where they are attacked and killed for their cattle worth millions of Naira. The problem of nomadic cattle rearers and farmers is not confined only to the south or the middlebelt but throughout this country and beyond. The Fulani have been roaming vast regions of West and central Africa, rearing their cattle for centuries while maintaining their nomadic way of life, well before many of the present farm settlements. They argue that even though their nomadic life has not physically tied them down to these lands like farmers, who are relatively newcomers; they also should have a right to their way of life as nomadic herders and therefore a continued right of access to their ancestral grazing grounds. These conflicts will no doubt continue and should be managed carefully; I commend the governor for trying to keep the peace, though I foresee the Fulanis eventually losing out as more and more of their traditional grazing grounds are taken over by farmers and turned to farmlands with government backing - it reminds me of the plight of the Red Indians in modern day America. |
UrennaNkoli:Lailai, de woman no embarrass at all, see am grin as e dey sweet am as dem dey hail am. Even you sef go smile if God dash you small from that kind giant bobby. |
Kai, I pity de bike and de pickin wey dem dey suffocate for middle. ![]() |
Pointed belle wey resemble torpedo, like say de pickin go puncture comot from there. |
marycool18:Christianity now a man made religion which just underwent its latest re modification by its human-god, the Pope. |
NONSENE! We have not forgotten his stealing is not corruption policy and our squandered present and future
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Not surprised at all, same crime, same ppl, same lame excuses. |
NOETHNICITY:Since when does admonishing someone constitute to taking delight? Pls take your sermon to the person who was clearly celebrating over the latest round of violence. |
^^^^Pls judge for me who among these two groups is more intelligent and stupid: The so called stupid ones that have succeeded in always leading the intelligent ones; or the so called intelligent one that allow themselves to be led by the stupid ones? |
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He must be insane.
yet na their women fuccck pass.

