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I too dey enjoy Jagaban. If dem born you well, give them venue, whether NURTW no go come born down your hotel. Democracy in action. Tinubu fire on. |
Ejigbo Road at this point needs its own candidate for the 2027 election. That road has its own manifesto and policies. Road wey politicians Don use hold people for work for almost 30 years |
Pesin fold hand allow Buhari destroy Nigeria for 8 years, all because you want do your own 8 years after, unfortunately that would not be happening. Enjoy the remaining 2 years as the official minister of enjoyment and get the hell out of there in 2027. Once again, a southerner has been played by the north |
If na u nko? U go invest in horse wey get 3 legs? Impossicant . Anyhow shame to FDI, We got 200 billion from ST LUCIA |
Nigeria na cruise abeg, Thieves in police uniform. You want to apprehend who? Look in the mirror first ![]() |
MaziObinnaokija:Is it too much hassle to come up with 40 characters? Surely your brains cognitive function can come up with 40 characters. The way people have been complaining about this 40 characters thing really shows that a State of emergency needs to be declared on education in Nigeria. |
This guy wey our soldiers don already kpai like 5 times now. Na for Nigeria I know sey walking dead na real life. How dem kill u but u still dey cause wahala? |
Moderators please let's get this to the front page |
She actually killed the old man. This news is very sad |
If you aren't a caring person naturally you wouldn't be able to do the job. Please make una take am easy the way una dey spoil Nigeria name abroad |
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14853747/Moment-cruel-carer-dementia-pensioner-threatens-flog-him.html Shocking CCTV footage has shown a carer 'violently degrading' a frail elderly man with dementia - as she hurled him around 'like a rag doll' just days before he died. Cruel Bilikesu Olagunju, 42, who had been in the job just six days, was caught on camera 'manhandling' John Attard, 88, at his home in Bexley, Kent, a court heard. Footage captured during the 45-minute visit shows the ordeal from which the great-grandfather never recovered, according to his family. , who at the time was employed by Unique Personnel UK, stripped Mr Attard, threatened to beat him up and even dragged him across his living room floor. She is also said to have ignored the elderly man as he repeatedly told her she was 'hurting' him. At one point, Olagunju tells him: 'Maybe I will beat you up. I will flog you. I will take you to the GP to get injections. I will call the police on you.' The distressing images were filmed in the victim's home on Christmas Eve 2022 on a camera set up by his son Chris. The following day, Mr Attard was found unresponsive – with blood dripping down the side of his face.
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Tareq1105:Of course I never said Christians want to be buried in Rome. I was talking about the ridiculous idea of spending millions going to these so called holy places. Mind you I am a Christian myself |
Well Mr President said they should reconcile with them. Maybe the reconciliation talks didn't go too well, try again another day |
TenQ:Na he failed to submit his application to paradise before the 24hr deadline, na post-paradise exam he go take now. To repeat life |
Nigerians are something else. You literally have your own country here but you would rather be buried in another man's land instead of your ancestral home all because of religion. Same with some delusional Christians that run off to one so called Holy land. |
SalamRushdie:Disheartening. I wonder why we are more concerned with hiding the atrocities committed by the herdsmen rather than crushing them completely. |
Yep, bilateral trade discussions over Pina coladas, coconut and pineapple smoothies, beach chairs and girls in bikinis. He probably went there to discuss how we can import some of that beautiful and highly sort after beach sand that they have over there. Right? Ancestral ties, what a joke |
Dem don pay herdsmen after dey most likely assaulted the female passengers there. These people are forced to sign a NDA after government agencies "rescue" them from their captors. A friend who works with an international human rights NGO had a talk with some of the people who were kidnapped in Ondo state, oh boy, horror story and the military and police force these women to sign things and not speak about their experience. Nigerians don use tribal politics finish themselves, people are going through traumatic events that would scar them for life!!! |
When Herdsmen show, these ones go follow run inside Bush they drag space to hide, After Herdsmen move, dem go come outside dey shout "who goes there" "wither you there" |
See question. Party brought destruction upon Nigerians and una get mind to ask this kind question. Let me provide another questions, which of the devil's minions is the best? |
Congratulations from everyone at Jalmatus Anus |
Oh that explains a lot. It's 2025 but apparently their mind is still...never mind. Someone please suggest an updated operating system for those that need it, preferably one for 2025. |
Levels1:Oh, una no know the meaning of IDP again? No worry, when insecurity reach your side, I go come back come ask you the meaning of IDP. Continue turning a blind eye to evil |
Levels1:For all his stupid mistakes, Jonathan never used the IDP camps as a way to ridicule his opponents. Keep politics aside, what is wrong is wrong |
Wow. The reason we have IDP camps is because of almost 15 years of your political party's ineptitude. You failed them and you are rubbing it in! That's like a father failing to provide food for his child and then starts ridiculing his child for being skinny. Are we now using IDP as a punchline in Nigeria? How did we get here? You should be ashamed to even acknowledge the fact that we have internally displaced persons in Nigeria, that in itself is an indictment of how inept and catastrophic your government has been |
If this is true....hmmm nairaland please abeg who can confirm? |
I had a talk with a friend who claims to works as an interning journalist for one of the reputable media outlets in the north and he said there are rumours of a possible forced conscription move by the FG as a result of the decimation of the Nigerian army by the terrorists and the complete collapse of our borders. The move has not been approved for a hearing at the National assembly but a few members of the National assembly particularly two names from Yobe and Sokoto respectively are the ones behind this motion. I did a summary of the Nigerian constitution and while forced conscription isn't legal....well it depends Here's a little breakdown 🔹 1. Nigerian Constitution (1999, as amended) Section 34(1): > “Every individual is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person, and accordingly... (c) no person shall be required to perform forced or compulsory labour.” This clause strongly protects against forced labour, which could include forced conscription if it is not justified under exceptions. However, there are exceptions under Section 34(2), which states that "forced or compulsory labour" does not include: Military service or service required in case of emergency or calamity. Work or service as part of a sentence by a court of law. Service required of members of a disciplined force (e.g., police, armed forces). ▶️ Implication: This means that military service is not considered forced labour if it is legally required, such as through an act of the National Assembly. 🔹 2. Current Legal Practice Nigeria does not currently have conscription or a draft system. The Nigerian Armed Forces are composed of volunteers. Recruitment into the military, police, or paramilitary forces is voluntary and based on applications, tests, and training. 🔹 3. Could Conscription Be Introduced? Legally: Yes, the National Assembly could pass a law to introduce compulsory military service, especially in the interest of national security or emergency. That would then fall within the exceptions to Section 34. Constitutionally: Such a law would have to respect human rights provisions and be reasonably justifiable in a democratic society. 🔹 4. International Human Rights Law Nigeria is a signatory to various international human rights treaties, such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which also prohibits forced labour but allows for military service exceptions. Forced conscription is not currently practiced in Nigeria. The Constitution prohibits forced labour, but military service is an exception if legally required. For forced conscription to be legal, it would need to be enabled by a specific law passed by the National Assembly and comply with constitutional and human rights standards. |
At this point it is clear that MACBAN are sponsoring terrorists so the question is, why can't the FG disban and arrest the leaders of this group? |
Na lie joor Bubu and Tinubu na head to head. Its a tie! |
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