nairalanda1:


Something that costs over 160 naira per kWh you want to sell it at less than 70 naira per kWh because we are poor.?

So how would the power sector pay for improvement when it loses 90 naira or more per kWh of power sold?

pls what then is subsidy that the topic is talking about?

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

I dont see anywhere you answered any of my questions despite you dont have a problem with english language.

1. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"? yes or no

2. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

3. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place? yes or no

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that

since you are not using "emotions and hearsay to judge", how did you know that there is a "he"?

what will this "he" be accused of that will require being held in custody and bail?

how do you know that this "he" has a lawyer as you said in your previous posts?

why should "he" be accused of anything and put in custody if you say "no offence was committed"?

did a journalist tell you all this or you are using emotions and hearsay to judge?

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

since you understand english, can you show me where u answered the following questions and all the questions I previously asked you?

1. who is this "he"?

2. what is the "he" being bailed for?

3. who told you that bail conditions have been set for the "he"?

4. was it a journalist?

5. what are you anticipating that the "he" will be accused of that requires bail?

6. why should "he" be accused of anything and put in custody if you say "no offence was committed"?

nothing yet?

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

since you understand english, can you show me where u answered the following questions and all the questions I previously asked you?

1. who is this "he"?

2. what is the "he" being bailed for?

3. who told you that bail conditions have been set for the "he"?

4. was it a journalist?

5. what are you anticipating that the "he" will be accused of that requires bail?

6. why should "he" be accused of anything and put in custody if you say "no offence was committed"?

Biznesworld:


Then, what's the meaning of your post....don't incite any tribal issues here.
Any sense Nigerian or African can stand up to fight for the freedom of any of African and the world.

the topic says "Nigerian man" and did not specify his tribe. you are the one who chose to give it an ethnic colouration and you saying "don't incite any tribal issues here".

CoronaVirusPro:


Hello, I personified gender of victim to make my point clear!

Is Nigeria a Banana republic? The court has the final say!

Freedom from any accusation that could be leveled against him/her.

What am telling you is not hearsay! It is standard law practice.

The fact that I shot someone dead in your presence does not mean I killed that person. Can you prove it in the court of law.

It’s glaring you have not seen or had cases. You think the court believes in your words. Show me he drove at high speed? What if they later tell you he had a learners permit?

Never judge a case by your emotions. The law is blind.

that is not what I asked you.

1. how did you conclude that there is a "he"?

2. where you at the accident scene and you saw a "he"?

3. who is the "he" you are referring to?

4. how do you know that something took place that the court has to decide upon?

5. what freedom does the "he" have a shot at?

CoronaVirusPro:


I personified. He or she, same processes will be followed.

What ever the gender, he is innocent and will still get a bail after meeting conditions of the court of law grants it

who is this "he"?

what is the "he" being bailed for?

who told you that bail conditions have been set for the "he"?

was it a journalist?

LagosFc:
idiat I don’t have time for your back and forth nonsense😂😂

You can keep asking your dumb questions😂😂

are u saying that your post is nonsense?

LagosFc:
see them crawling out of their holes like rat😂😂

The security will do the needful just like they have them killing all ipob terrorist and bandit but I’m here for the online bandit😂😂

that still leaves the questions unanswered.

bandits are the ones threatening to kidnap tinubu. why are you masturbating with ipob?

Why are bandits and inflation not shivering?

Are the minister of defense and service back from sokoto?

CoronaVirusPro:


I personified. He or she, same processes will be followed.

What ever the gender, he is innocent and will still get a bail after meeting conditions of the court of law grants it

who is this "he"?

what is the "he" being bailed for?

who told you that bail conditions have been set for the "he"?

CoronaVirusPro:


I personified. He or she, same processes will be followed.

What ever the gender, he is innocent and will still get a bail after meeting conditions of the court of law grants it

that is not what i asked you.

how did you conclude that there is a "he"?

where you at the accident scene and you saw a "he"?

who is the "he" you are referring to?

how do you know that something took place that the court has to decide upon?

what freedom does the "he" have a shot at?

CoronaVirusPro:


It’s legally binding that he is innocent till proven guilty. Had that point, no offense has been level against him by ANY court.


How did you know he does not have a license. Which court told you that? Nairaland?

How did you know he was adhering to speed limits? Do you have video evidences or speedometer that captured his speed?

That’s how people beat cases. The court of law counts on verifiable evidences. Not word of mouth!

Imagine you telling his lawyer he was driving at high speed and you been asked to provide evidences you did say you heard from someone.

You have not been to the court before and don’t know how the court views issues. It’s based on hardcore verifiable evidences.

who is the "he" that you say is "innocent till proven guilty"?

who is the "his" that has a lawyer?

where did you see lawyer?

how do you know that "his" has a lawyer?

CoronaVirusPro:


It’s legally binding that he is innocent till proven guilty. Had that point, no offense has been level against him by ANY court.


How did you know he does not have a license. Which court told you that? Nairaland?

How did you know he was adhering to speed limits? Do you have video evidences or speedometer that captured his speed?

That’s how people beat cases. The court of law counts on verifiable evidences. Not word of mouth!

Imagine you telling his lawyer he was driving at high speed and you been asked to provide evidences you did say you heard from someone.

You have not been to the court before and don’t know how the court views issues. It’s based on hardcore verifiable evidences.

that still leaves these questions unanswered.

1. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

2. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

3. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave to the court to decide. A journalist told you he had no drivers license, have you “personally” that, or you just going by Nairaland narration?

Let the court make do with available evidences and reach conclusion. He still has a shot at freedom!

how did you conclude that there is a "he"?

where you at the accident scene and you saw a "he"?

who is the "he" you are referring to?

how do you know that something took place that the court has to decide upon?

what freedom does the "he" have a shot at?

viqSmallz:


Lol. First point of call is to save survivors, that's what I said..never said they shouldn't arrest who was driving without a licence. Read again for understanding. Plus at what point did the Nigerian police determine that those guys were driving without licence? I can't bet my balls that it wasn't at the scene

can you show me where you said the highlighted?

once again, read again. it seems you didnt understand the comment you responded to.

the drivers committed traffic offences like driving without a license and over speeding which led to the deaths of their friends. so the police was doing the right thing.

but just the way they didnt need to be told to arrest the drivers, they didnt need to be told to take care of the survivors, the corpses and do the needful in contacting the families

CoronaVirusPro:


No offense committed till he is proven guilty. That what the law states.

Which judge told you he had no drivers license? And present the police report that stated he was not adhering to speed limits. In the court of law, do you have video evidences to proof he was driving above speed limits?

Please!

that is not what I asked you.

1. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

2. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

3. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave to the court to decide. A journalist told you he had no drivers license, have you “personally” that, or you just going by Nairaland narration?

Let the court make do with available evidences and reach conclusion. He still has a shot at freedom!

who is the "he"?

how do you know that there is a "he"?

who told you that there is a "he"?

freedom from what?

viqSmallz:


Yes, but in the scheme of things saving lives goes beyond making arrests and we both know that the arrest was majorly for extortion

pls read again for better understanding.

the drivers committed traffic offences like driving without a license and over speeding which led to the deaths of their friends. so the police was doing the right thing.

but just the way they didnt need to be told to arrest the drivers, they didnt need to be told to take care of the survivors, the corpses and do the needful in contacting the families

CoronaVirusPro:


Yes! The court need to decide if really he does not have a drivers license.

Seems am the first person telling you that, every man is innocent until proven guilty.

that is not what I asked you. pls read the questions again and answer as enumerated.

1. do you need a court to decide whether driving with a license or not is an offence?

2. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

3. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

4. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Where did I state that no offense was committed?

How did you know he had no drivers license and didn’t adhere to speed limits? Have you read his testimony?

All Nairaland based judgements!

CoronaVirusPro:

No offense committed

1. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

2. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

3. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave to the court to decide. A journalist told you he had no drivers license, have you “personally” that, or you just going by Nairaland narration?

Let the court make do with available evidences and reach conclusion. He still has a shot at freedom!

who is the "he"?

how do you know that there is a "he"?

CoronaVirusPro:


That’s why we have a court!

Everything you listed was composed by someone who narrated with what information was available to him or her.

That’s why we have a court of law. To digest issues and reach conclusions. It’s not for people like you to decide based on hearsay.

that is not what I asked you.

1. do you need a court to decide whether driving with a license or not is an offence?

2. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

3. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

4. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave to the court to decide. A journalist told you he had no drivers license, have you “personally” that, or you just going by Nairaland narration?

Let the court make do with available evidences and reach conclusion. He still has a shot at freedom!

that is not what I asked you.

1. did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

2. what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

3. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave that to the court to decide!

I am not in position to reach conclusions based on narrations of a journalist’s

do you need a court to decide whether driving with a license or not is an offence?

did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Leave that to the court to decide!

I am not in position to reach conclusions based on narrations of a journalist’s

did the court decide before you concluded that "no offence was committed"?

what does it mean for a person to drive without a license?

did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


How were you able to reach conclusion? Based on hearsay and journalism?

I repeat, he is still innocent until proven guilty. I should not be telling you that.

People have beat cases with worst evidence’s and false accusations.

Let the court decide and stop reaching conclusions based on what you read on “Nairaland”

that still leaves the questions unanswered

can you show me the conclusion in the questions below?

1. what does this mean?

"The driver was about 18 yrs old and without a drivers licence."

2. did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


Has it been proven that he does not have a drivers license? It still does not make him instantaneously make him a criminal.

Even people who pulled the trigger point blank in the face of 100 witnesses still had to be proven guilty.

As at your time of conclusion, you cannot even tell if he has a learners permit and adult in the car guiding him.

Pray you never see court cases, lawyers will twist cases for you and you will be so amused.

that is not what I asked you

what does this mean?

"The driver was about 18 yrs old and without a drivers licence."

did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

CoronaVirusPro:


No offense committed until proven guilty by a competent court of law.

what does this mean?

"The driver was about 18 yrs old and without a drivers licence."

did the driver of the vehicle adhere to the required speed limit for the road where the accident took place?

dkidd:

They did nothing right!
The first thing they should haver done was apply first aid assuming they know one otherwise they radio NEMA or the relevant authorities first before taking the surviving victims to the hospital to ascertain they have no internal injuries or complications from the accident and after that they can be questioned to determine the root cause. You just don't put someone who came out of such a situation on handcuffs. The way some of u reason just clearly shows we really deserve all of what we are getting from Nigeria

did the drivers commit any traffic offence?

viqSmallz:
Nigerian police are useless. Trying to arrest people that just had an accident? People who lost loved one? No investigation to even know the cause. Who does that, not even trying to ensure that they are ok, not trying to ensure that the there might be survivor amongst the dead.
They saw that accident as an opportunity of extortion. Very inhumane set of people. Useless pricks

the drivers committed traffic offences like driving without a license and over speeding which led to the deaths of their friends. so the police was doing the right thing.

but just the way they didnt need to be told to arrest the drivers, they didnt need to be told to take care of the survivors, the corpses and do the needful in contacting the families

the drivers committed traffic offences like driving without a license and over speeding which led to the deaths of their friends. so the police was doing the right thing.

but just the way they didnt need to be told to arrest the drivers, they didnt need to be told to take care of the corpses and do the needful in contacting the families

InfoGuru118:

Credit: https://news360ng.com/10-things-to-know-about-monday-okpebholo-edo-governor-elect/

1. Early life: Born in 1970 in Uromi, Edo State, Okpebholo was raised in a modest family that instilled values of integrity and diligence, shaping his character and career.

Every politician that has ravaged and plundered this country and still in the business of doing so, were all "raised in a modest family that instilled values of integrity and diligence, shaping his character and career".

how has he exhibited these "values of integrity and diligence" in his public life?


2. Education: He began his education in local schools in Uromi and later earned a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Benin.

He also holds a Master’s in Public Administration and a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ibadan.

he has a Ph.d and Oshiomole was doing the talking for him almost through out his campaign. the few times he spoke, he cause commotion making people to question whether or not the man actually knows what he is doing.

same as No. 1. going to school is no guarantee that a person will be a good public servant. we have seen it over and over again and its funny that many nigerians still focus on that instead of the character of the person and his or her level of patriotism.


3. Entrepreneurial ventures:Beyond his political career, Okpebholo is an entrepreneur with investments in hospitality, construction, oil and gas, and agriculture.

what are the names of these ventures? when did he start them? was it before he became a politician? even if not, how is that a guarantee that he will be a successful governor?


4. Philanthropic efforts: Through the Monday Okpebholo Foundation, he has committed resources to charitable initiatives, including scholarships, healthcare services, and vocational training for underserved communities.

were all these done for political gain or out of genuine altruism?

5. Personal life: Okpebholo maintains strong ties to his roots in Edo State and is a devoted family man, married with four children.

6. Political beginnings: His political journey began in 2003 when he was elected to the House of Representatives as a member of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

Before becoming Governor-elect, he held several political positions, showcasing his leadership skills and commitment to public service.

He is a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), a prominent political party in Nigeria, which played a crucial role in his election campaign.

what did he achieve as a federal legislator as dictated by the constitution?

7. Advocacy: Throughout his political career, Okpebholo has been a strong advocate for agriculture, rural development, and legislative reforms, working diligently to address the needs of his constituents.


can you provide evidence of him actually advocating for agriculture, rural development, and legislative reforms and working diligently to address the needs of his constituents through out his political career?

what is the work he did for his constituents?

8. Faith: A devout Christian, he is an active member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), reflecting his commitment to faith-based community service.

Just like number 1, going to church is no guarantee of good character. like they say, there is no difference between the church and the world these days.

9. Achievements: Okpebholo’s dedication to excellence in both business and politics, along with his focus on inclusive growth and support for marginalized communities, has earned him considerable respect.

how is what you stated "achievements"?

10. Vision for Edo State: As governor, Okpebholo envisions a prosperous and inclusive Edo State. His campaign prioritized development, economic empowerment, and sustainable growth, aiming to benefit all residents and future generations.

did he during his campaign clearly set out how he is going to achieve this vision? what are his plans for achieving his vision?