₦airaland Forum

jp philips: once the guy secures his campaign funding evidence, its gonna be IMPEACHMENT!! IMPEACHMENT!! IMPEACHMENT!!!! AT LAST NIGERIA IS FREE FROM BLOOD SUCKERS

phildon: For the Niger-Delta militants, ask yourself what the amnesty programme means to you. I am a northern xtian and I can authoritatively tell you that the Mohd Yusuf's BH was supported by few and that was still during Yaradua's regime. However, I have never come across any muslim that says he likes what the present BH are doing right now.In fact, they no longer believe they are muslims. My candid opinion is that we should shelve our sentiments and address this issue. SSS should do there work and stop complaining like this, because they're the ones that receive the tax payers' money and not the community.

Evil Brain: We part amicably and move on with our lives.
I think I mentioned condoms and safe sex in my post. Plus, I wouldn't ask a girl to have an abortion. Facing up to your responsibility is part of being a man. If she decides to have one herself it's a different story, but I'll always be willing to handle my business and take care of my child.


If I can't trust a girl to remain faithful, then there's no way I'm going to marry her. Besides, thanks to all the premarital sex, I'm now pretty good in bed. My future wife will have no reason to complain.


Do you have any evidence to back this up? It's very easy to make this kind of claim but I think you'll find that reality disagrees with you.


I think I mentioned that I'm an atheist. That statement means nothing to me.

Evil Brain: We part amicably and move on with our lives.
I think I mentioned condoms and safe sex in my post. Plus, I wouldn't ask a girl to have an abortion. Facing up to your responsibility is part of being a man. If she decides to have one herself it's a different story, but I'll always be willing to handle my business and take care of my child.


If I can't trust a girl to remain faithful, then there's no way I'm going to marry her. Besides, thanks to all the premarital sex, I'm now pretty good in bed. My future wife will have no reason to complain.


Do you have any evidence to back this up? It's very easy to make this kind of claim but I think you'll find that reality disagrees with you.


I think I mentioned that I'm an atheist. That statement means nothing to me.

Evil Brain: You don't need god to do anything. There are plenty of married atheists, muslims, buddhists, mormons, pagans, wiccans and devil worshippers who are able to remain faithful to their spouses without any divine assistance. OP seems to be suffering from the "my religion is right and everyone who doesn't follow it must be a sinner" delusion.

Having said that, as an atheist, I don't believe that "fornication" aka sex before marriage is wrong as long as you do it responsibly. If you practice safe sex (condoms every single time), treat your partners with respect, don't screw around on them, don't lie to them just to get them into bed, and you handle your business if your girlfriend gets pregnant, then you're okay from a moral point of view. On the other hand, if you're telling a girl that she's the only one for you and that you're going to marry her while simultaneously banging someone else on the side then you're as bad as any adulterer.

The idea that two mature, consenting adults can't have sex just because they don't have a local government kpali sounds ridiculous to me. So does the notion that I need a pastor or imam (or the invisible, undetectable being they claim to represent) to validate the a relationship based on love and respect between me and my babe.

Bélla3: Dont answer him again. He is one of those people dat are wise in their own eyes. The bible says whosoever thinketh he stand, let him take hid, lest he falls. And may the name of Jesus be powerles in all ur situation. AMEN

justaqad: hehehehehehehehehehehehe,now u ve resorted to insults abi?
The name Jesus is ineffective,i can never bow to it.nobody has.if its so powerful why hasn't Macdaddy bowed yet?heeheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheeh.

ndu_chucks: PDP has to go!!! No other party could posibly be worse than this party. Give me any party besides PDP and I'd be fine. At this pointI'll even vote for APGA candidate if it will result to the ouster of PDP in 2015.

Some of our past leaders deserve to be lined up and dealt with in an unflattering manner.

Okija_juju: How does one use PC Suite to extract info from a Nokia 1202

https://st2.gsmarena.com/vv/bigpic/nokia-1202.jpg

antsut: He is a guy that dedicates his life in chasing and arresting hard-to-crack-arm-robbers' rings in that region.

naptu2: Oops! I forgot one.

A soldier has the right to shoot you and get away with it, because he's a soldier. He has "signed the death warrant to give his life for his country".


I'm not making this up. I've seen these things happen in this country.

naptu2: Around the world cities are embracing better mass transit options (BRT, Train services, etc) because they are more environmentally friendly, reduce time wasted in traffic jams (+ productivity), etc. Indeed, in some cities, you would be fined for driving your car into the city centre.

femionasan: Bulls*&t, so cos he is a soldier we he should be allowed to break the law? He is wearing a uniform means its an emergency? What planet are you from guy? The army is meant to protect the sovereignty of a nation from external forces which means protect our land, air and sea borders from foreign aggression. Whatever they do within their barracks is their issue as long as they leave that place they are bound by the laws of the land. Now tell me how this man who i know is an accountant and is not a war veteran nor been to a war on an emergency?

femionasan: Please tell me what is senseless about the law? A lane dedicated to transporting Lagosians to and from different destinations, in a city populated with approximately 18million people? What percentage of these 18million people own cars? Dude think things through properly. Now your argument about allowing emergency services preference on that lane makes a whole lot of sense but i will also like you to show me a link to the law guiding the usage of the lane and show us where the omission for emergency services exists.

naptu2: Equality before the law is one of the core principles of democracy/rule of law. Unfortunately, we've just emerged from a long period of military rule and it seems some people still have a hang over.

Soldiers and other public officers could be given a leeway when they are on essential duty, particularly when there is an emergency. So, the question is, what emergency could that soldier have been rushing to attend to? Is there a war in Lagos? Would he have apologised profusely if he was rushing to an emergency and acting in the interest of the state?

On V/I I have seen ambulances being waved through, despite the fact that the traffic light was red. This is because they were rushing to save a life. So I ask again, what emergency was the soldier rushing to? Was it in the public interest?

Please read "History of Civil-Military Relations in Nigeria" by Dr Nowa Omoigui.

jason123: If the colonel was right, why was he apologising?! Why was he saying, " I'm sorry. I am sorry sir!" Some of you guys need to be shot!

alexola20: That is how it should be done.That is how it is done all around the world.
Nobody should be above the law,even the army General or Field Marshal.Only in 9ja we see nuisance parading themselves the untouchables.
Carry go BRF!!

femionasan: What issue should be looked into? Something like this will make the military take over? Such ignorant talk, where and when did the governor threaten the colonel? Even when the 3 lanes were being used for cars only, there was always a long stretch of traffic on Ikorodu road so what are you on about? Did Fashola impose the BRT lane law on citizens or have u forgotten than the FG ceded the road to LASG. In summary all i see is hatred for the governor in your comments and you are still living in the dark clouds of the military era, thats if you were old enough to understand what happened back then. You make military look like gods. Try to be objective next time.

fuke: Nonsense.

Soldiers should be respected but first they should respect the law.

What kind of up-sided logic is this? Colonel=governor?

there are generals who never became governor.

However, I want to say that the army should not take this further.

The profuse apology by the colonel is enough atonement for the offense.

Those talking about dismissal are talking gibberish.

You want the colonel to lose his commission for a mere traffic offense.

You all are not serious.

A sergeant should not lose a pip for a traffic offense.

femionasan: What issue should be looked into? Something like this will make the military take over? Such ignorant talk, where and when did the governor threaten the colonel? Even when the 3 lanes were being used for cars only, there was always a long stretch of traffic on Ikorodu road so what are you on about? Did Fashola impose the BRT lane law on citizens or have u forgotten than the FG ceded the road to LASG. In summary all i see is hatred for the governor in your comments and you are still living in the dark clouds of the military era, thats if you were old enough to understand what happened back then. You make military look like gods. Try to be objective next time.

ajbabs: Millitary officers that are not operation are expected to comply with BRR edict
,except if reverse is the case.