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First, any woman that accepts to marry Tuface is a big fool! Though, I can understand his thought process. Having been with Annie for over a decade, he has realized that he probably married her because she was loyal to him when he had nothing and he was her first!. So, he married her for the wrong reason and never got to see her for who is is and respect her for that. Hence, the reason for the none-stop cheating and babies outside marriage. Now, he probably wants to experience what it would feel like to be with a woman that he actually respects and sees as his equal and also brings value to him. It is an unfortunate situation all round and if I were in his shoe, I would have done it as privately as possible. Annie will survive but she may never recover from this. |
I am disappointed with this decision! Maybe its just me but I'd feel some sense of loyalty to someone that changed my life in such a short time. To blow him so quickly took significant planning, resources and coordination!! If you are not happy with the contract, renegotiate an extension that is suitable to all parties instead of tearing the house down. |
OKOATA:Counter me with superior logic. I yearn for people that can actually engage me with pure logic!! Did I say anything that is a lie? Did I not quote the exact constitution/laws? Leave sentiment!! Kill your sentiment and lets discuss!! |
Tooreda:I took my time to carefully scrutinize the video and because I recognize that I may be wrong with my earlier post. However, on close examination, I am doubling down on my stance for the following reasons:: Image highlight #1 - In the image below, the lecturer slightly shoved and objectively speaking, that is classified as assault under the Nigerian law Section 252 of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act defines assault as striking, touching, or applying force to another person without their consent. Reiterating my earlier point, if she was truly obstructing the way, the lecturer could have verbally asked her to make way or utilize the ample space behind her. Image Highlight #2 - According to corroborative testimonies from the lecturer and the student, the lecturer returned after she verbally criticized his behavior. Basically, he returned to verify if she was a student and subsequently attempted to seize her phone. My perspective First, the lecturer's return to the site of incident was a clear escalation of a situation that would have diffused. Beyond that, he tried to perform the job of a security personnel by making inquiries of the student instead of deferring to trained security persons if he had doubt on the student's right to be within the school premises. His subsequent attempt to seize the phone is completely illegal and also classified as robbery in the Nigerian constitution. Section 401–403 define and prescribe punishments for robbery. Robbery is generally defined as stealing with the use of force or violence. I can go further but based on my careful scrutinization of the video, the student is well within her right to defend herself and the lecturer must be re-trained to understand his job functions as well as compensate the student for the damaged phone. If the school decides to punish the student, I will advise her to get a good attorney, make an official report against the lecturer to start a criminal case then file charges in a competent court of law. Based on what I see, I can almost guarantee an unbiased judge will quickly adjudicate in her favour!
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I took my time to carefully scrutinize the video and because I recognize that I may be wrong with my earlier post. However, on close examination, I am doubling down on my stance for the following reasons:: Image highlight #1 - In the image below, the lecturer slightly shoved and objectively speaking, that is classified as assault under the Nigerian law Section 252 of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act defines assault as striking, touching, or applying force to another person without their consent. Reiterating my earlier point, if she was truly obstructing the way, the lecturer could have verbally asked her to make way or utilize the ample space behind her. Image Highlight #2 - According to corroborative testimonies from the lecturer and the student, the lecturer returned after she verbally criticized his behavior. Basically, he returned to verify if she was a student and subsequently attempted to seize her phone. My perspective First, the lecturer's[b] return to the site of incident was a clear escalation of a situation that would have diffused.[/b] Beyond that, he tried to perform the job of a security personnel by making inquiries of the student instead of deferring to trained security persons if he had doubt on the student's right to be within the school premises. His subsequent attempt to seize the phone is completely illegal and also classified as robbery in the Nigerian constitution. Section 401–403 define and prescribe punishments for robbery. Robbery is generally defined as stealing with the use of force or violence. I can go further but based on my careful scrutinization of the video, the student is well within her right to defend herself and the lecturer must be re-trained to understand his job functions as well as compensate the student for the damaged phone. If the school decides to punish the student, I will advise her to get a good attorney, make an official report against the lecturer to start a criminal case then file charges in a competent court of law. Based on what I see, I can almost guarantee an unbiased judge will quickly adjudicate in her favour!
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SoftSport:' CHATGPT choke you there. lmao... na play oh |
yarimo:Empathy costs 0.00. A family's bread winner is missing and this is the best you can say? Mourn with others so that people may rejoice with you. Its all bants but there are lines that should not be crossed! The missing person is not a political player! This means whoever harmed him can harm any of us if we dare cross them. All voices must be asking that he is found and demanding the authorities do their job! Lets all do better. |
Nigerian military has a long way to go but I’m proud of how far they’ve come! May God continue to strengthen the current crop of leadership to continue to do the right thing by their men and women especially those who may have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. I yearn for the day where they’re no longer in the business of extrajudicial killings and abuse of civilians. The leadership must sit up on that aspect. We are all Nigerians! Your soldiers should be there to help us and we will help them. We should not be afraid to talk to our soldiers, or interact with our soldiers. |
When Peter Obi said it, the useless never do wells criticized him. Glad to see that Tinubu saw sense in what Obi said and did the needful!! Obi would’ve made a fine president!!! Too bad. |
This would be funny if it weren’t true!!! The largest economy in Nigeria and a state with potential to become the largest economy in Africa and beyond has been allowed to be pocketed by one man!!! One fucccking mannn!!!!! Tinubu’s hold on Lagos must be broken and the state must be allowed to grow and become its best version!!! Imagine if Lagos was not owned by Tinubu?? Imagine if the taxes we pay was actually serving us? Lagos could be much much much much much better than it is!!! |
He no longer has money to spend. Now its time to give him the death sentence. The only reason they kept him for this long is to give him false sense of hope while milking him. Now, all the friendly staffs, security personnel and judges will no longer act like they know him. |
cococandy:Don't feel dejected. The emergence of Trump was largely due to voter apathy. Even so, it shows there is a dearth of critical thinking in America and even globally. |
Before you attack, I encourage you to read the full story. None of the children were harmed. These were children taken from places where no one cared about them and placed in homes that wanted them. Child trafficking is legal and they should be punished but this is so common and it is appalling that the government has not regularized the process for child adoption and welfare. There are foreign agencies doing same thing in Nigeria and sending children to families abroad. Yet, the government has not set up proper means to regularize all of these things in order to ensure the children will be safe and cared for. Nigerian institutions are so useless!! |
On the first page, I do not see people promoting hate and tribalism. If it were to be someone from a certain tribe, The first page would've be flooded with hateful, simplistic and generalized comments. Lets do better!! People from the tribe you love to attack are clearly not the ones instigating it. |
you cannot propaganda your way into economic prosperity. They rebased unemployment to 3% and now looking to cook statistics to rebase gdp to an unrealistic outcome. Lmao! Nigerians do not hate APC enough. |
This right here is the problem with a lot of Nigerian parents. Your daughter's puppy love came over to your house and instead of treating him with respect, you assaulted and disgraced him. Do you think your daughter will ever introduce you to any of her friends again? That was an opportunity to know the boy, set the ground rules for their continued interaction and even encourage him to work hard because if he succeeds, na your pikin go dey first in line. This was how the father of the girl I really liked treated me! He even did worse because he used a belt on me. Till today, the daughter he was protecting isn't married, no children and have aged out in his house. Marriage/life partner is a game of networking! Your child does not have to be wayward but you must encourage healthy interaction with people of opposite sex!! |
GUYMAN HUSSLING FOR MONEY SHOULD NOT ENTERTAIN ANY WOMAN THAT ENTERED HIS CAR AS A PASSENGER! ONCE YOU ENTER MY CAR AS A PASSENGER, I HAVE NO BUSINESS WITH YOU AND EVEN IF YOU WANT IT WITH ME, I WILL POLITELY DECLINE. LOOSEGARDING FOR A MINUTE CAN LEAD TO THESE TYPES OF OUTCOMES. |
When things like this happen, it doesn't care about your tribe or religion. Igbos, Hausas, and Yorubas are impacted regardless of their affiliation. We must come together to speak against insecurity everywhere WITH EMPATHY towards the victims. We spend too much time finger pointing and blaming rather that speaking with one voice on issues that are black and white. I condemn these heinous acts of terrorism against Nigerians and I call on the government (including relevant authorities) to start living up to their responsibilities. We cannot keep issuing astronomical budgets for the armed forces without creative solutions towards stamping out these terrorists and their acts of terrorism. |
All I want to say is that we should stop letting hateful rhetorics from APC politicians and other politicians divide us. Look at the story of Jumoke! Igbo woman helped her and gave her a second chance. Other Nigerians from diverse ethnicities also helped her. LETS STOP HATE! IT STARTS WITH YOU. |
I weep at the lost opportunity of having a true patriots leading Nigeria. |
Flangelo12:Is a shame the way USA is trending backwards. Singling her out for such humiliation is very unfortunate. |
What this has shown be is that the only way we can truly do good is by building institutions. Imagine if Ben Bruce didn't have Silverbird? Whatever you do, start a business today and build it to become a power house! That is when you can truly do good.... its not by dashing money here and there. |
Immigrating via asylum to the United States is very difficult but even more difficult if you are black. If he was one of those 3rd class oyibo people, they would have assessed him more fairly but that is not the case. TO PEOPLE LOOKING TO IMMIGRATE, REMEMBER THAT THE AUTHORITIES IN THOSE COUNTRIES ARE NOT YOUR FRIEND AND TO THEM, YOU ARE JUST A CASE FILE! SO, BE VERY THOUGHTFUL ABOUT SPEAKING TO THEM WITHOUT A LEGAL REPRESENTATION!! |
what has his sex tapes go to do with the investigation? Rather than hold the people that leaked it accountable, you are further punishing the accused of improper sexual conduct. Everything was done willingly and consensually and he is entitled to have a private life. Shame on those that leaked the video. |
Bobodee09:The opinions of a poor person does not matter. Focus on hustling for food before you try to talk to someone that will buy your entire generation 500 times over. |
Bobodee09:I chuckle when I read comments like this because it seems people like you have forgotten that anything impacting another region can easily impact yours. When terrorism, banditry and kidnapping started up-north, we all believed it will be domiciled there but it slowly spread to the Middlebelt. Did people in the Middlebelt regions sponsor or support any separatist movement? The answer is NO!! The situation has further worsened and now, the East is being impacted at a slow but increasing rate. Occasionally, the south west is targeted and attacked. Instead of all of us to criticize these things and call out the government in unison, people like you play all manner of divisive games to blame the victims. Hence, giving cover to the criminals. I sincerely believe we in a bigger battle than meets the eyes and Nigerians must understand that some entities are working really hard to conquer the country by sowing conflict so they can access our resources unchecked and so the black man will never rise up. Do not forget Nigeria is the biggest black nation, if we fail Africa fails. If we fail, the black race fails! |
MikeyJosh7:Sorry I missed this. I hope you already got your passport and hopefully, a freshly minted visa as well. |
EngrTY:Don't remember the specific one but I found it on their website. If you send the email, they'd typically call within a week. Also, call their number and leave a voicemail with details such as - Name, case #, date applied, call back number and one sentence reason for calling, Best of luck. |
good for him though i am slightly concerned with the type of behaviour our society chooses to reward. once you act and speak like a lousy uneducated tout, people find you automatically attractive because they think you are "real". |