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Tell me the difference of this and Maryam pardon??

Do you know?
If you see where someone is trying to fight or fighting a P0Lice officer on uniform discharging his duties or two to three people gather join hand dey beat P0Lice Officer or trying to overide a P0Lice Officer or area boys dem wan obtain a P0Lice officer discharging his duties

You are around and the P0Lice officer calls you to help him/her, but you choose to look like zombie and act like e no concern me

Haaaaaaaa, u don commit Cr'ime ooooooo (500k fine or six months imprisonment or both)

Do you know?

If a P0Lice officer is trying to arrest someone and the person is acting stubborn and the P0Lice officer calls you to help him hold the person, so he can arrest the person properly, you are bound by the law to help the P0Lice officer, if you refuse to help the officer

Haaaaaaaaa, another Cr'ime ooooooooooo (100k fine or three months imprisonment or both)

Do you know?

In the discharge of their Duties, P0Lice van stops and they need someone to assist them to push the vehicle to start and they call you to help them push the car.

You come say, e no concern you

Haaaaaaaaaa, another Cr'ime ooooo (100k fine or three months imprisonment or both)

Ref;

Secrion 42 of the P0Lice Act
Section 98 of the PoLice Act
Section 99 of the PoLice Act
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Your own thoughts, any way! Wike till 2031

theredaddy:
where dem release Evan kidnapper, you beta reduce your colos intake

buhari pardoned jonathan pardoned but check the list did capital criminals dminated there list was jonathan releasing 40 drug pushers
Do you know the sweat/efforts n resources that goes into prosecuting one drug lord, a lot of people turn down millions to get these people prosecuted and the president rubbish all there sacrifice in one day

Boko haram terrorist Buhari pardon no killz?? So killing isn't capital offend?

LZAA:
Truly just no cross road
Who released Evans?

mr cross road?? just cont. crossing ur road
bye!

kayyyy44:
Oga, no go use this your brain Cross road oo

Evans kidnapper! When dey release am, una talk?? Most comments here, I smell hateness una gat for APC and Tinubu, Jonathan pardon during his era!

Rupertek:
Those are the worst submission anybody can make..punishing a murderer is one action that gives closure and sense of satisfaction to family of the victim. Yes, killing the offender cannot bring back the dead, but the is dangerous precedence to set on criminal justice system. Laws and punishment are for deterence, we are giving people the confidence that they can get away with anything. This is abuse, it will take its revenge on us tomorrow.
There are other hundreds convicted murderers, why not free them all also?

boko haram inmate were pardon, during buhari era! no noise

No be today
It been happening from day 1

chudez0147:
Just like that ?? Yet Isreal never forgave hamas. Dey play

buhari pardon boko haram, here is nigeria

Buhari pardon many Boko haram, you guyz no talk, why Tinubu now? I smell politics in u

theredaddy:
please mechonu if you have nothing to say, you cant cut another person life short then spring up remorse display so you can regain freedom ..

this maryamm case is very fresh in our minds,

If its to hand everything to God lets remove Murder from capital crime then. so wife can just wake up n kill there husband claiming it menstral hormone

Osinachi husband did not stab her multiple times, he did not cut off her parts did he not show remorse in prison
Women kill there husbands and start using their children to plead for mercy .. do Osinachi's children not need their father

lexy2014:
this is Gods judgement as follows:

Matthew 26:52...Jesus said to him, “for all who draw the sword will die by the sword"

Revelations 13:10....He that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword

Boko haram kills many, Buhari pardon, non of Nigeria talk or condemn it
Forgive so that u can be forgiven, recite our Lord prayer??

GanagiBitrus:
Have you lost a loved one in similar circumstances & the murderer later pardoned?
If you haven't, you probably should not speak this way.

i lost parent, the killer repent and confess, we forgive her, i felts they re painz, but God knw d best

It worth it, bcus is water way

If they kill her, will that wake Ur son up?? Forgive her, and hands everything to God, to judge her

Meaning?? How come his face enter ballot papers?? With is his name??

number 2, because he taller

You mean Canada?? Most favorites place to be

Where these ladies dey see money do all this thing's??

Bush animal don catch the hunter

Remembering Barrister Segun Awolowo: A Brief but Remarkable Life of Service and Legacy

Barrister Segun Awolowo, the eldest son of the late Nigerian statesman Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Hannah Dideolu Awolowo, is remembered as a brilliant young lawyer whose promising life was cut short in a tragic accident. Though his years on earth were few, his dedication to justice, family, and national service left a lasting impression on Nigeria’s legal and political history.

Early Life and Education

Segun Awolowo was born on January 21, 1939, into the influential Awolowo family of Ikenne, Ogun State, Nigeria. As the first son of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, one of Nigeria’s foremost nationalist leaders and founder of the Action Group, Segun was raised in an environment that valued education, discipline, and service to humanity.

He attended Ibadan Grammar School, one of the most prestigious schools in the Western Region at the time, where he excelled academically. His brilliance and leadership qualities earned him admiration among his peers and teachers. Following in his father’s footsteps, he traveled to the United Kingdom to study law.

After completing his legal studies, Segun was called to the Bar in England, becoming a barrister. He soon returned to Nigeria to practice law and contribute to the country’s post-independence development.

Career and Promise

In his short but impactful career, Barrister Segun Awolowo showed exceptional promise in the legal profession. He was described as intelligent, eloquent, and deeply committed to justice. Friends and colleagues saw in him the making of a great lawyer and public servant — a young man determined to build on his father’s legacy through hard work and integrity.

Tragic Death

Tragedy struck on July 10, 1963, when Segun Awolowo died in a car accident on his way to Lagos. He was only 24 years old. Reports from the time indicate that he was traveling to Lagos to assist in the legal defense of his father, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, who was facing a treason trial under the federal government of the day.

His death was a heavy blow to the Awolowo family and the entire nation, as many saw in him the continuation of a political and intellectual legacy.

Legacy and Family

Though he died young, Segun Awolowo’s name remains deeply respected in Nigerian history. He left behind a son, Chief Olusegun Awolowo Jr., who later served as the Executive Director/CEO of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), continuing the family’s legacy of national service.

Today, Segun Awolowo is remembered not only as a loving son and father but also as a symbol of dedication, courage, and sacrifice. His family — including his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren — continue to honor his memory through their work and public service.

A Tribute of Remembrance

This memorial tribute stands as a celebration of a life lived with purpose, though brief. It reminds future generations of the ideals of diligence, loyalty, and patriotism that Segun Awolowo embodied. His untimely passing left a void, but his story continues to inspire many young Nigerians to serve their nation with integrity and courage.

“Gone too soon, yet never forgotten — Barrister Segun Awolowo’s light continues to shine in the legacy of his family and the history of Nigeria.”

Quick Facts

Full Name: Barrister Segun Awolowo

Date of Birth: January 21, 1939

Date of Death: July 10, 1963

Age at Death: 24 years

Profession: Barrister

Parents: Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Chief (Mrs.) Hannah Dideolu Awolowo

Spouse and Child: Father of Chief Olusegun Awolowo Jr.

State of Origin: Ogun State, Nigeria

Legacy: Remembered as a young lawyer of great promise and integrity

Sources

1. The Guardian Nigeria – “Remembering Segun Awolowo, the Son Who Died Defending His Father” (2023)

2. Vanguard News – “The Untold Story of Barrister Segun Awolowo” (2020)

hold firmly to d prayers, but dont walk in boundary of darkness

Babalegba:
Read what you wrote again and look for any sense in it. Can you work in her condition and does everybody have capable relatives.. If you can not write sensibly on the forum then keep quiet instead of disgracing humanity.

sorry brother?? Her relatives and husband family?? Dere is some petty job she can do, like pelling cassava?? So if u re in such condition, u prefer to steal Abi? Use Ur bra*ns

She can't work?? Her family and husband family nko? That is problem of full house wife

Those drugs lord undected??

Israel no want greed,but why?

Look like female image, Jesus Christ isn't female gender

You mean blood sisters or Omo Iya awusa??

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