₦airaland Forum

I don't understand the sense behind trying to be violent or non-compliant with someone carrying a live weapon. You can file a comokaint after the incident but right there and then, it is dangerous.

You don't know the mental state of the person with the gun whether police, soldier or criminal.

Sure they don't have the right to shoot and their emotions should always be in check but isht happens

jmoore:
So what services is the business offering? Is it still a beach resort?

Do you know Landmark was not originally a beach resort? Everything landmark built on the shores were without permission and illegal.

Dude bought land then took the backyard belonging to his landlord for himself and then rented out part of it

Now, Landmark is back to what it was designed to be

The man sef, she the natural way isn't enough? He should have tried to cajoled her into it or kuku sought out sex workers instead of psychologically damaging his poor wife.

This is the type of man that makes women want to choose bears over men

MrBrownJay1:
those Indians have always had very little respect for women.... so the husband was forcefully raping his wife in the ANUS, thus why they are referring to such sex as "unnatural sex" lol!

h0rny bastard married devil!

I will like to condemn India but I will like to face Nigeria too as "Marital rape" does not exist in Nigeria too.

But as for forcefully raping her through the backdoor, I guess that can be deemed assault as I imagine it will include some bruising

But. As for Marital rape, it was even shut down by the Senate when someone tried to bring it up

False information

Chicagograduate:
I don't believe anyone can build a house in Lagos without approval from government.
In fact,officials move around Lagos to inspect and stop building constructions that are not approved by the government.
This is a land grabbing move b the government.

But why is it that when government move to demolish the owners don't present such approval and documents?

Or since last year have you heard of any home owner taking the state government to court to enforce their rights? Why? Is it because they have no approvals?


Nigerian estate developers will willingly and knowingly buy land designated for farmland, turn it into an estate and start selling and they saying in the background that "government can't demolish, the worst is to ratify"

Ikorodu is another one. They have sold al the farmlands there for private houses.