₦airaland Forum

Timmi:
■ Mr man, I have been in the USA probably longer than you have. Have you ever seen or heard where protesters block roads and burn tire on the roads because others to join in their cause? NO
■ Civil liberties or labor unions protest but it’s always local protest, such as in front of a store, carrying placards while marching through the street (on a side walk), without disturbing others.
■ The latest case is the march to the Capitol instigated by Trump. The protesters were prosecuted and some jailed for destruction of public properties and for attacking the security personnel.
■ Their right to protest doesn’t confer on them the right to loot and destruction of properties nor intentionally attacking people to cause harm.
■ At least, you witnessed the above as you claimed to be in the USA. Your right - freedom of speech, freedom of association doesn’t confer on you the right to step on my property and damage it. In Florida, where I lived, you have a right to shoot (with a gun) anyone that trespasses on your property.

PassingShot:
↪You are being economical with the truth.
↪How can anyone claim that it is lawful to just post anything as a fact even if it is a lie or propaganda, without such having any legal consequence?

Shimbo96:
↪ posting unverifiable propaganda than can lead to anarchy or chaos is punishable sir...

Lifestone:
↪I have corrected you on this before. Stop misleading people, there's what is called criminal defamation.

phemray:
↪So you mean they should not be controlled because they can say anything wether right or wrong. Is that how the so call developed counties get development. Journalist in Nigeria are just looking for followers and money. They did not think of the consequences of Thier unverified news or informations on the innocent citizen.
↪Criticism shld be constructive with alternative suggestions.

SmartyPants:
↪Where did you do your own law? The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is not a treaty; therefore, it does not have any signatories. It is a mere proclamation (like a statement of intent) adopted by the UN General Assembly, and it is not considered to be enforceable by any international tribunal. There is no law anywhere in Nigeria or in the international sphere that permits people to commit defamation and get away with it. I've explained this to you before.

Ainaolusegun:
∆ As part of his efforts to address the healthcare needs of the residents in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital,
hon Afolabi Afuape, the Member of the House of Representatives representing Abeokuta-South federal constituency, Afolabi Afuape in collaboration with the National Senior Citizens Centre (NSCC), has organised a two-day free medical outreach.
The event, started on Monday and ended Tuesday, held at Centenary Hall, Ake, and Panseke areas of Abeokuta respectively.

Lumarstone:
The said airport is built for commercial purposes where government will be generating revenue internally. Stop advicing the government on mission impossible. Ok!

franugo:
∆ Now why would I give out such sensitive info to a faceless nobody?

Timmi:
✓ My point, which I stated clearly is that anyone’s right to freedom of speech does not confer impunity on the right of others. Your right stopped when you make derogatory and unproven lies about others,
✓ it’s like saying your right to gather and protest allows you to not allow people to go about their daily business because you think you can compel others to join in your cause.
✓ Your right stops when you infringe on the right of others. Every citizen is covered by same fundamental rights.

shivisee:
↪ Tell your family members to stop peddling lies against people they love to hate,
↪ and they won’t be in any problem!

shivisee:
Good.good ! Most of this guy just post unverifiable propaganda as fact just to sensationalize the news! Lesson needs to be taught to some people!

phylshan:
↪The Benue Fashion Hub constructed by Revd. Fr. Hycienth Alia was today commissioned by Vice President Kashim Shetima in the State capital, Makurdi.

immortalcrown:
1200 Naira in 1976 was 1,935 Dollars. That is 3,076,553.25 Naira today.

ChrisblaOffurum:
Some people are just here to talk Rubbish.

galantjoe:
Some people in imo state will shrink in their buttocks after hearing that Ozodimgba is doing well

franugo:
↪Lol....David likes when his investigation is linked to him, why would he prefer an anonymous handle like pidomnigeria when he is not afraid of the govt?

tellwisdom:
Nigga was never anonymous but felt he was. I prefer those showing their faces than those hiding; claiming anonymous. People wey just begin use system yesterday.

Kaczynski:
↪ Computer fraud
↪and Whistle blowing

thesolutions:
■ Your right ends when the law enforcement agents are settled to keep you silenced. The more you make claim over your rights, the more serious your charges become.

OgbeniOja1:
If I no travel out this year, my head is not correct

Timmi:
■ PandoraObi, yes fundamental rights is entrenched in the constitution but the right of others are also protected. Your fundamental right to freedom of speech does not entitle you to defame other citizens. Defamation of character either in words (written or spoken) is also protected in the same constitution.
■ Your so-called investigative journalist is nothing but envelope collecting roadside pseudo writers that is available for hire and to the highest bidder, be it foreign or internal agent/agency. To say the least, these so called journalist are agents of propaganda and lies and they can sell their mother for a cup of coffee/tea.

aylipple:
■ Lol. You call leaking sensitive documents with grave national security implications as “investigative journalism”?
■ Anyways, the so-called investigative journalist didn’t “disappear” as the black-dress wearing 2nd runner-up claimed; he has been confirmed to be held in detention by the NPF-NCCC & at the end of investigations, he’ll be charged to court accordingly where his cheerleaders can either help in hiring a team of lawyers for him or contributing to his bail.
■ Until then, Bristol Isaac’s journey to jail has only just begun and for the next 2yrs & 9months of PBAT’s administration at the least, he won’t be tasting freedom!

opamoses1:
■ The mob has bullied him into talking. Lol. Defamation and slandering is freedom of speech, but the authorities also have the freedom to instill the necessary punishment... A few of his lies, slander and defamation below 👇

Biglittlelois:
■ Imagine that Obi decides to teach you a lesson by fishing out your identity and home address and jailing you for calling him a fraud, I hope you'd rejoice in your prison cell knowing you support a government that hates freedom of speech.

madridguy:
Gbajue master should go and stand for him. PIDOM is nothing but a blackmailer.

rayvelez:
This man should’ve sit this one out omo PIDOM was a menace with fake news, propaganda pusher now.

oyatz:
■ Security agencies can approach the court for an order to detain a suspect under investigation beyond 24hrs especially a suspect which high possibility of running away (Pidomn tried to hide under anonymity and described himself as a breeze).

The Police spokesperson said PIDOM was arrested on 5th of August.
He added that operations of PIDOM was undermining integrity of government operations.
A statement on Saturday by the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi explained: “In a well-coordinated effort, officials from the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre (NPF-NCCC) apprehended Bristol Isaac Tamunobiefiri, also known as PIDOM, on allegations of committing serious offenses that undermine the integrity of government operations. The arrest took place on August 5, 2024, in his hotel room Rivers State.
“There are several allegations levelled against the suspect, including unlawful possession, leakages of classified documents, cyber related offences, and others. We will do due diligence in carrying out thorough investigation into the cases.
“The force will leave no stone unturned to continually enforce the law and bequeath to Nigerians a more secure nation.”
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2024/08/24/why-pidom-was-arrested-police/

IAmHim1:
Outcome of this news:
1) More underage children available for factory Jobs (mostly menial as companies won't employ 'no-certificate holders' in official post)
2) High-handedness/ I don't care attitude of factory employers
(because they're sure of availability of continued work Force)
3) High crime rate
(unfavorable work conditions due to employers high-handedness wouldn't encourage someone to work)
*Girls resort to selling sex; Guys resort to crime(physical/online)*
4) Graduates churned out by universities yearly reduces (Universities might want to hike fee to account for shortage. )
-Lecturers can handle size and maturity of students hence better lectures
5) Price of processed food stuffs expected to fall
(because of availability of factory work Force hence cheaper input to production
because the opposite(unavailability of workers) usually leads to inflation - if factories can't find workers, they resort to increasing the pay to attract workers which is them factored in costof production hence making price of their finished product rise)
6) Expect drop in jamb high score
(students stay away from school for years...brain get rusty. Most will run their WAEC in special centers and be jambed by JAMB
7) majority of mothers will want their children to stay at home and start kindergarten late so as to meet up to the age requirement and not stay at home for years
*This spells more women out of work Force to become stay at home mothers (for a while, hence disrupting work production in company they're employed)*
Meaning it will be expensive for companies to hire women in their work Force ...
Meaning adult women will be unfavorable by employers in Nigeria

Ebubu4:
■ people who wan jappa now just read nurse and jappa.
Patients dey die for Nigeria this is quite unfair, if at all it should be done to nurses why not to doctors as well? And other medical practitioners? Are nurses the only ones travelling?

johnubimago:
Alh. Faruk Umar Abubakar (Secretary General/ Registrar) playing god using his foot soldier in the person of Mr Olaniyi A. Filade (Head ICT Unit/Project Manager E-Portal) to perpetrate his wicked act on the Nigerian Nurses.
In war, even the gods bleed. So be careful, the position you occupied today may not be yours tomorrow.
The NMCN verification portal is for usage by the Nigerian nurses and not an arena to boast of your might. You are but a servant called to serve the Nigerian nurses.

airsaylongcome:
↪They did say it was “major” crime recorded. So only they know what metric was used in classifying a crime as “major”. And maybe in their books, there were “major” crimes that were not recorded. I’m trying to help them clutch at straws here

SaturnNick:
What is you definition of major crime?

A major crime is a serious offense that can result in imprisonment for more than one year or even death. Examples of major crimes include burglary, arson, rape, and murder. These crimes are also known as felonies. Lesser crimes are called misdemeanors.