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Unruly7:
Those are sex workers or clubbers with their babes

No matter what you can't stop urge to pkanshi oh


Secondly have y'all ever wondered why ritual killings always increase anytime it's close to general election, we are quick to tag all these ritual killings to yahoo boys while exempting the politicians

Politicians are the main ritual killers in Nigeria no cap I personally know about 2 politicians that are ritual killers and they're just contesting for state house oh


The last time ritual killings trended was in 2019 close to the general election

Next year is election they've started again

But na yahoo boys de always take the blames

That's why the politicians ain't even talking

Can you share their names?

TjoBATHONG:
All hail mighty SA and Algeria - while the rest of the continent tried to sell out. Next[b] SA and Algeria must oust Morocco [/b] Apartheid won't be tolerated.

Didn't Nigeria support Israel?

cc ikllbrokehoes, Transcriber, Parrot69, Morpheus24, IronGalaxy, JaceBlaze, LesudAfricaine, TMKsouth

But SA has been the sellouts in efforts to hold Morrocco accountable on the matter of Western Sahara.

lonecatt:
Drama
I don't want to judge but sometimes jungle justice is the way to go.

No. It's never the way to go. Better to work on fixing the justice system.

KingOfTheDamned:
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When they say go to school some of you won't listen.

Yes they encouraged steps but 3cpected your government to be sincere in curbing the impacts of these removals. They gave you loans in blioms of dollars and expected your government to build refineries , open food markets subsidized by the government so prices are low..secure farmers and farms etc

But your government choose to be corrupt useless and insincere this is the result

You dey mind them.

Racoon:
The world Bank encourage poor third world countries to take stupid loans they don't need with constricting conditions attached to them, asked them to devalue their currencies especially when their GDPs are nothing to write home about.

But when shit hit the fan, then they begin look for who to blame. I blame the useless cap-in-hand beggey beggey leaders that always rush to these western imperialists thinking the meant them good when all they do is to choke then up with debts. Nonsense!

When did the World Bank encourage Nigeria to take a stupid loan? Cite one instance.

Blood transfusion to member of Jehovah's Witnesses was legal
It was legal to administer a blood transfusion to an unconscious patient who was a Jehovah’s Witness in a life-threatening situation
Case no. BS-49811/2020-HJR
Judgment delivered on 1 February 2022

The Danish Agency for Patient Complaints
vs.
The estate left by A
and
B

A, who was a member of the religious community Jehovah’s Witnesses, was admitted to hospital as an emergency patient after a fall. After having been in hospital for 2-3 days, he was given a blood transfusion while unconscious. The hospital staff knew that A had previously stated that, as a member of Jehovah’s Witnesses, he did not wish to receive blood under any circumstances, regardless of whether it was to save his life. This was indicated on, among other things, a card carried by A when he was admitted. One month later, A passed away without ever gaining consciousness. The cause of death was not related to the blood transfusion.

The main issue before the Supreme Court was whether the blood transfusion had been performed in contravention of the Danish Health Act or the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Supreme Court established that there was legal basis in the Health Act to administer a blood transfusion to A while he was unconscious. The Supreme Court gave importance to the fact that, after the accident, A had not been able to express his wishes for treatment of the current medical situation. The fact that A was carrying a card showing that he did not wish to receive blood when he fell and was admitted to hospital did not fulfil the requirement in Section 24(2) of the Health Act that refusal to receive blood must be made on an informed basis considering the current medical situation. The Supreme Court also gave importance to the fact that A was in a condition where a blood transfusion was necessary for him to survive at the time when it was administered.

The Supreme Court also stated that there was no basis for holding that the treatment was in contravention of the European Convention on Human Rights. The Supreme Court based this on, among other things, the fact that the case law of the European Court of Human Rights did not give grounds to assume that the national legislator as part of a balancing of concerns and interests was barred from laying down further conditions governing when expressions by members of Jehovah’s Witnesses of a wish not to receive blood are to be binding on healthcare personnel. The Supreme Court also considered the fact that haematopoietic medication, among other things, was administered to A during his first days in hospital to accommodate his previous refusals to receive blood.

The High Court had reached a different conclusion.

Source:
https://domstol.dk/hoejesteret/decided-cases-human-rights/2022/2/blood-transfusion-to-member-of-jehovahs-witnesses-was-legal/

Antoeni:
List of 5 worst Governors in Nigeria

1. Dr Okezie Ikpeazu
2. All Yahaya Bello
3. Ortom
4. Godwin Obaseki
5. Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu

Dr Okezie Ikpeazu Will Top it Whether in Ascending or Descending Order.

Lol. It's Obaseki for positions 1 and 3. Can't drag position 2 with Yahaya Bello.

twosquare:
lol...Oro doesn't involve human sacrifice, please. It is just "traditional practice" to ward of and scare away evil spirits similar to incense burning, evil, and bad elements.

I hear you. When next they're doing it in Ikorodu, Shagamu, Badagry or Ikota, go there at night, then come back and explain.

twosquare:
Which Yoruba tradition? Even without the light of Christ, you and I both know those who do that are evil. Evil is not Yoruba's tradition. Regard and cherishing human lives are some of the Omoluabi philosophies. Human sacrifice is the tradition of those who are involved in dark arts. Since the days of human existence, we have known that even in a "holy nation", we have people who shed innocent blood to gain power, wealth, and influence (a minute percent of the population). This evil knowledge is passed to some in their conclave. It is a secret of the dark. That is why they are called ika (wicked).

I can't remember my parents teaching me that it's the tradition, nor his fathers before him.

Those who engage in such had to journey far and contact mediums (spirits), not even herbs. So, saying it is the tradition is inaccurate because there is no difference between them and musicians who allegedly sell their souls for fame in Hollywood.

Even in 2022, many Yoruba communities still declare Oro, which often involves human sacrifice. This is the tradition. We have to admit it. And then work to reform it. Oro, Eleku and similar "dark" traditions need to be reformed. We should be able to continue our traditions but reform them to eliminate murder and other acts of savagery.

So which one is better for everyday use, battery life, camera, and other considerations? One is a bit confused.

twosquare:
It is true. There is also a verse in Ifa corpus in Ìròsùn Méjì (I think) that warns against the fast lane life or get-rich-quick syndrome:

A fipá wá owó,
Wọn kì ń káádún,
A fi wàrà wàrà wá ọrọ̀ bí ológun,
Wọn ki n dọ̀la...


Those who seek money with violence (or by force),
Do not last the year,
Those who are hasty to gather wealth like a warrior,
Do not endure till tomorrow/future...





People should know there is a difference between Babalawo, Onisegun, Adahunse, and the rest. It is like a priest, an healer, an inventor, etc (Doctor, Pharmacist, etc.). Of course, some can double as both, but a genuine Ifa priest is not into ritual stuff. His main purpose is to guide you through the oracle what you should do to have a headway. Often, the instructions will not be heeded to, thereby, making some look for a shortcut.

Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of rams
.

Not everyone can obey spiritual instructions, no matter how simple it looks. Some require humility. Imagine being told to go into a business people look down on....

Yes, Ifa is against human sacrifice, but Yoruba tradition is not. We need to admits some truths to ourselves and work for reforms.

SarkinYarki:
Believe this at your own peril

The man is not lying in saying that Ifa forbids bloodshed. Most deities/societies do. But human sacrifice exists in Yoruba tradition. So if Dasola and his group are serious, they should work for a reformation of Oro and similar societies that still kill people for their faith.

htdot:
You are the dumb one year... have you never seen a rate with 500% before? Yea, take every thing as 110%.

El Oh El

Aonkuuse:
Source: https://salemgists.com/boko-haram-terrorists-eliminates-jtf-commander-maliya-ibrahim-in-borno-photos/

RIP, hero.

htdot:
60 percent are from edo.
20% from yoruba.
25% from ibo.
5% from benue.

Someone didn't pass maths in school.

Neddstark:
Foolish attention seeker. Obi has the money to fund his presidential ambition and he will still be a billionaire.

El Oh El

NairaMaster1:
Same as the traditional rulers in their kingdom. Where the culture is deep like that of Ife the king can tell the people to go to sleep.

He can tell anyone that considers themself his subject to go to sleep and they will comply WILLINGLY. But he can't order a curfew and ENFORCE it against anyone who wishes to go out. At least, no law enables him to do that.

GeneralOjukwu:
Poor guy.

And those transgender... some would fool their victims till the last minute when they sees balls dangling

They would form shy and ask you to switch off lights as them dey give BJ....

You want to stroke the chin and then you go find beard for there !

Seen like 2 cases where the guys beat them to death.

For real?

Ishilove:
When the Otokoto saga was making waves in the 90s and Ezego 2000s, why didn't 17 year olds rush into it? Nollywood was already in full traction then so why didn't youngsters decide that money rituals was the way to go?

The society is rotting and we now worship fast wealth more than previous generations, so the blame is not on Nollywood.

Like I said, I agree. I don't think Nollywood is to blame. My concern is that we should not deceive ourselves that the problem isn't getting worse, that it's all due to increased reporting because people have phones. It is getting worse. By the day.

safarigirl:
How is Nollywood broadcasting anything?

There is no logical argument to support that Nollywood is the reason for your perceived increase in ritualism.

I have never seen anyone who committed ritual saying it is because he watched Kanayo O. Kanayo make money from the act in some Nollywood movie. Never.

The same Nollywood also shows that people who commit such heinous acts almost always end up dead or mad, or some truly tragic thing occurs to them. Do those people not watch till the end of the movie?

At what point do we begin to talk about how society glorifies wealth above all things? All the Nigerian musicians that make songs to glorify fraudsters and the likes, when do we mention their own impact? All the HypeMen in clubs that say "Dorime no be for civil servants", when do we call them out?

When do we call out those who shout down people who ask for the source of wealth? All those who say, "Una no ask where the poverty come from when he poor, why you wan know the source of the wealth?" When do we call them out?

When do we condemn the comparison syndrome that has parents putting unnecessary pressure on their kids because "...my colleague's son just bought her a car...."? When do we speak on all of that undue pressure society heaps upon young people to achieve immediate wealth?

Why do we think an entity as small as Nollywood is to blame for a virus so massive? When will we blame family structures, peer pressure, and the ACTUAL causes of ritualism?

Bolded is a good point.

Ishilove:
Hymar Idibie, a writer and content creator opined that art imitates life, and I wholeheartedly concur.


https://web.facebook.com/hymardavid?__cft__

I concur too that art imitates life. But Hymar is wrong that ritual killing isn't getting worse in Nigeria. It is. In the past, rituals were uncommon and carried out by older men. Now, 17-year-old boys and girls are doing it.

MyVILLAGEpeople:


This dude also followed In bringing this current disaster upon us.

How?

MyVILLAGEpeople:
Tinubu said Sanwolu won’t go for second term. Probably MC is coming this time around. Lol

He said that?

NairaMaster1:
Go to Ife and protest. Where did Hisba derive her power?

Hisbah is backed by a state law where they operate. Of course, you can challenge those laws on the ground of constitutionality but until then, they're laws.

Anyways:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/01/ooni-imposes-night-to-dawn-curfew-in-ife-over-criminal-activities/

Does the Ooni have executive powers under the constitution to declare a curfew? I hope this is not Oro in disguise.

Racoon:
First Generation of Nigerian Army officers - June 1959.

This was before they started to kill each other. BTW, so Effiong was senior to Ojukwu.

Iamsalis:
This same issue happened to a colleague of mine during Ramadan (fasting period).
We where about to break our fast when he started receiving OTP notification on his phone and he showed me and we laughed over it that this yahoo yahoo boys have started, After a while my friend checked his phone and noticed his whatsapp wasn't dropping and yet to receive the daily report from his Sales Rep via SMS, so he told me to turn on my hotspot for him to connect, To our surprise his account had been cleared off with the sum of 520k.
I place a call to his mtn line and to my surprise his line was barred and couldn't receive calls, so I called mtn call center and they told me that my friend had called to report his phone was lost and gave them the required security answer for the line to be blocked, that was wen my colleague now told me he has not been receiving email's lately that was when we realized that the email had been hacked and password changed. So it was obvious they got the OTP from his hacked email.

So I ask him these questions.

1. Did u give any one your ATM card 16 digits, Three Digits CV V And Date of birth?
2 Did u Fill any form online eg Covid 19, CBN relief fund and all those fraudulent enticing freebies.
Which he replayed NO, but I was sure he wasn't saying the truth.
So I immediately called GT connect which almost took like 1 hour to connect and report the fraud and the call center lady was helpful and told me that the debit was from a store in lekki Lagos while we where far away in the north and that she can't reverse the transactions because her profile can just only view and she also helped with the store name which I googled and got the store phone number.
I called the store and told them about the fraud and the way the guy was responding I realized it was an organized crime. I asked if the store had a CCTV he declined to answer, Did u issue a Receipt for purchase he was beating around the bush.
The next day we where at the bank by 8am to lay a complaint, before we even started to fill the form like 2 guys came in and where shouting, one of them had 1.5million cleared and we where like our case na child's play. We filled and submitted the form and wrote a complaint letter, it was time-stamped and acknowledged and we requested for a photocopy to hold as our proof. We left and had no response from the bank after 2 weeks so I told him to write to CBN fraud desk with attached copy of the photocopy of his complaint letter which he submitted to the bank and GT bank responded immediately that the transactions carried on that card was legitimate and can't be reversed.
CBN then replied via email with screen shot of his transaction history from his bank statement and gave the following reasons why the transactions won't be reversed.
1. OTP was used for the transactions
2. CV V was required
3.card 16 digits was used
4. ATM pin was required for the transactions
5. Expiry date of card is also required

So my Advice is
1. When u receive any OTP u didn't initiate block your card immediately using the USSD code, Nearest ATM, internet banking or via bank app.
2. Immediately u collect your ATM card cram your CV V and clean it off from your card
3 And Avoid any site that requires you to put your card details like plaque cos they are phishing site looking for prey with long throat waiting for free covid 19 and so called CBN relief.

Sorry for my typing, peace out.

In other words, it's between you and the Lekki people. Since you have had their phone number, you can trace them. So which of the following did you consider:
a. Get a lawyer and bring a civil suit against them.
b. Get the police to arrest them with a view to bringing criminal charges against them.
c. Send thugs to beat them up and maybe break a few bones while at it.
d. Firebomb their premises.
Edit*
e. Ask a babalawo/alfa/pastor to lay curses on them.

Tzar:
Pictures or I don’t believe it!
Competitors may use this story to tarnish the image of the bank.

I doubt "the bank" has any image left or gives a hoot about it these days.

bigpicture001:
...My friend whose dad passed on two months ago and who was so sure he will henceforth become a big boy got the shock of his life when his dad's will was read to them by his father's lawyer...

In the will his dad gave him Nothing which was unusual especially being the eldest son and coming from the Igbo tribe.. his father owns two filling station, a big and very busy half-warehouse store where he sells dangote cement wholesale, three commercial houses , a sign supermarket,3 pieces of land also one SUV and two small cars.

We suspect, it may be connected to his visibly wayward lifestyle, he has twice been sent packing from two different private University in the south east over tuancy and suspected cultism....more shocking is the late father handing over the day to day running of the firm to his oldest daughter "not his wife"

The said girl is just 24 years old but graduated as second best in the dept of economic then..his father even helped her secure a lecturing job 5months before his demise..he stated that his wife will only be an important signitory for transaction worth a million and above.

He added a clause that his son can join the management of the firms and estate only when he graduates from any University with at least a pass and record less than 7police cases before he turns 28..

Even at that he can eventually take over the firm after joining management for minimum 4years...

Abeg oo. is this. Dead man not wicked... Allowing a girl lead the house when her mum is still alive.. although she is older than the guy.. sh is the first child

Seems our people are beginning to have sense.

Virgohills:
After receiving the judgment document

You will have to take this paper back to head quarters, they will then give you a crazy form yet again which you will have to take to the zone were you were arrested or booked. There the boss will sign and hand you a payment advise which you will take to any bank to make the payment to Lagos State Tax Deposit account.

Once this payment is made, a certificate of payment will be issued as confirmation. This receipt you will take it back to the headquarters at Oshodi Apapa express way. There they will confirm your payment and minute on the document for your car to be released to you. You will then have to made 3 copies each of all the documents in your possession as that moment.

Back to the zone
After the above is done you return you the zone will all the original documents from Oshodi then, they zone commander will confirm the documents and they calculate how long your car has been in their custody and you will be made to pay DEMORAGE N1000 per day. This payment will be made yet again into Lagos state Tax Deposit account.

Release of Vehicle
Once you have made the payment for the Demorage. Come back to the zone with your receipt. Your key will be handed over to you. But your tyres would have been deflated. You still have to give N1,000 to the vulcanizer to get your car tyres back up.

Meeehn! These guys are on a roll!

FreeStuffsNG:
This is great news! I wish other states can take a cue from Lagos State Government.

While HE Wike of Rivers State Government is busy wasting €3million on a plane rusting away since 2012 yet abandoned a metroline started by his predecessor https://punchng.com/rivers-abandons-monorail-project/ , Lagos State is using same money to buy new trains and racing to complete its own Metroline.

Only HE Wike can waste collosal public funds and not even any concerned Rivers State citizen will complain. HE Wike just used €3 million (N1.4 billion) to 'fiix' a plan he reportedly discovered to be abandoned for 10 years. Curiously, the 'discovered' plane currently goes for sale at around €11m but among many other priorities of dear Rivers State including decrepit schools begging for attention here https://nigerdelstars.com/rivers-community-appeals-to-wike-to-save-school-from-complete-collapsed/ , HE Wike lavished/wasted a whopping €3m euros,equivalent of N1.4 billion on a plane rusting away since 2012 and had to spend extra travel expenses of moving a retinue of Rivers State Government officials to Munich Germany from the accounts of Rivers State Government to see a plane abandoned since 2012. I am shocked and completely disappointed . Thank God EFCC is taking notes and register of the names of everyone of them that went on this jamboree excursion.

Meanwhile, good afternoon fellow patriotic Nigerians. Please I plead with you to vote Asiwaju Tinubu. Asiwaju Tinubu is extremely capable and competent to lead Nigeria to greater heights. He will deliver and keep his promises to lead Nigeria to greater heights. Asiwaju Tinubu is an experienced public administrator and a Patriot to the core.
Asiwaju Tinubu is the brain behind this new Lagos metro train project we now celebrate one of his successors, HE Sanwo-Olu, for advancing.
Please vote for Asiwaju Tinubu.
Thank you.
May God bless you and may God bless Nigeria forever.

Amechi should be blamed. Where has a monorail ever worked profitably? It was just another white elephant, something most south south and south east governors seem to have a PhD in.

Deeprooted:
Until yesterday, draw soup was my favorite but when I had a taste of oha soup, all that changed.

Oha is great, but the ones I've eaten recently weren't. Trouble is very very few people can make it well. Abraham makes it well but I had to stop going to his buka because of hygiene issues.

By draw soup, I hope you don't mean ogbono though. Comparing any soup to ogbono would be blasphemy, and deportation to Kukuruku Hills might be on the card for the offender.