₦airaland Forum

pro01: Are you sure you didn't leave something out? A little bird whispered to me that you always pad your bra before going out. Could this be true? Or is this not 'holy' enough to make your holy routine list?

Okija_juju: He is very correct.. All he did was complete the mandate of the late Yaradua who was the duly elected president not him!

tpia@:
I dont see anything wrong with this picture.

am i missing something?

ndu_chucks: Fashola should thread very carefully. Smart leaders keep the Army on their side at all times, at all costs.

mr_man: i think seun is beaf.

“The cows are coming home
to roost now,” he said.

ogbeche77: You rarely come across a topic created by Jakumo, so for this reason i must make a comment here, now i have commented.

Reference: And then when you come in to land at Abuja and the light goes out, you may be lucky not to be diverted to Lagos. Or in more serious scenarios experience a near miss incident with patrol vehicles, construction equipment or a herd of cattle as some foreign airlines have reported over the years.

yamakuza: new and general.

#dont ask me why ...

Richfella: I don't think it's a scam yet. After 48 hours and he doesn't send you the stuffs you could say that.

tiarabubu: The problem is NOT the judge but the law. It's part of colonial laws that nigeria inherited and the national assembly is busy "farouking", and "otedollaring" to care to amend.

Did you know that that "wandering" is an offence? It's in our laws and I have read the police have used it to haul hapless people to jail. It is clearly against freedom of movement guaranteed in the constitution but law makers need to review these laws and bring them into conformity with the present trend. You can't fault the police for using it.

The judge should have given him a light fine. Except of course given that the security situation in jos is such that the man's inability to explain himself gave rise to suspicion and the police could get nothing to hold him with except this colonial law. I don't see justice in this matter.

Even in the US there are bizzare colonial laws that even say which day of the week you couldn't cut your hair. Of course, these are not in use and are usually the butt of jokes now

funshybam: ...but...wait a minute! Did i just read that they have a lawyer...sorry 3 LAWYERS defending them in court?!
1. Who hired the lawyers.
2. Who pays the lawyers, since these BH guys could not have afforded to pay them.

...they have eyes, they can see, but THEY REFUSED TO SEE

crackhouse: I am just wondering why the judge is in a hurry to free the boko haram members in the name of obeying the rule of law while we have a lot of innocent Nigerians who have spent more than 5yrs languishing in prisons as an awaiting trial suspects and nothing has been said about them. Is it now that the judge remembered that, the awaiting trial suspects are not suppose to stay long in prison before being tried? What about other Nigerians who have spent up to 5yrs?. Or is it that the judge is getting some kind of threats from the BH boys?.

DaRapture: www.nairaland.com/attachments/734311_551800_10151023705981151_1235906628_n_jpg0c4a902a78b3d20b1bc1f2638c0d9c3e

Damn, are all those kids her's?

apocalypse: And here I was taking you seriously , so you are the clown I thought you were.

slimyemm: mister Apocalypse,if you must know,you have in no way communicated anything on this thread!
You have only posted a barrage of words without making any sensible point!

apocalypse: Please go back to your initial post and tell us what workable solution you have proffered short of killing the guys mum , this isn't about the words but about giving practical solutions ( not that I expect you to know what that means ) to a problem.