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bonganee:Why are pastors forcefully raping girls all over the country? |
Well, I keep saying. Nigerian Christians are the worst brand of Christianity. They can never progress because they have so tied their progress to some blawdy GOs and hypocrisy. A simple survey of rape cases on Nairaland alone will paint a gory picture of Christian rape endemic. However, that is not something you find people talking about. Also, Muslims are not calling out Christians to apologise for the rape cases of the pastors and church elders. As for Ese's case, Yunusa did an awfully bad thing. However, he is still better than most youths in the South who impregnate girls and do not take responsibility. If the rape cases lead to pregnancy, it is usually swept under the carpet. |
These priviledged elders who are soiling their hands at this late stage of their lives. They went to free school when Nigeria was good, got jobs while in Uni, got fed govt salary all their lives for doing virtually nothing, and still end up stealing billions!!! They are destroying what they met and leaving nothing good behind. Shameless old men! |
Buhari's shoe replica even costs less. On closer look, Buhari's shoes do not have the designer label around the sole. That can only tell me it is not an expensive designer.
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At most, this shoe costs 600 Euros. Thats if it is the original one.
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I cannot even pay $80 for these shoes. I remember GMB shoes similar shoes in his 1st interview after winning election. Even the presenter was remarking about how cheap the shoes were. |
This thread is making me very worried about the future of Nigeria. The so called Christians of Nigeria are hypocrites and devilish. Most of them will deny Jesus Christ if he comes to Nigeria today. What is wrong in licencing a message? I guess the pastors feel threatened that their means of livelihood is going to be watched over. This bill is highly necessary, especially in Northern Nigeria. The gullibility over religion is already making people destroy their lives and properties. Boko Haram and many sects in the North thrive because of the freedom to preach hate and get away with it. Rev. King is another example. IF the government had checkmated his preachings, they might have saved the lives of those burnt to death by the evil pastor. Already on NL frontpage now, there's another pastor committing another evil act. Should the government leave the gullible citizens at the mercy of evil and deceitful clergies? Lastly, shame on the pastor decreeing death on El Rufai. A mere mortal who cannot create an ant is decreeing death on human. If God decides that the pastor wont live past the next 24 hrs, who can query God? We are talking about laws that will make communal living better, the pastor is wishing death. So much for behaving like Jesus. |
Her father must be Dasuki. |
Nairaland prices are good and bad. Good in the sense that you get good estimates. However, at the point of negotiation, things can always get cheaper. You will build a very lovely Bungalow with 4m depending on your location. If you manage to fall into the hands of NL contractors, you will be spending 10m and wont see anything moving. |
TB Joshua is master of fake prophesies. It is only in third world countries like Nigeria, Indonesia that people like TBJ thrive. |
Reminiscence of when GEJ had Yoruba Obas pointing their sticks at him. He lost. Let me congratulate APC Rivers state in advance. |
Bukky Wright with Kwam 1. Onisina pade onisina. |
What is happening here is more than an arrest. It is a statement by both the police and the man. The police thought it was another opportunity to humiliate a black man at a popular train station. The black man was not ready to be another statistic. I faced similar experience at the same train station about 5 years ago, and I put it on Nairaland then. They had absolutely no reason to handcuff him. Same thing I told them then. Why must they first handcuff a black man before asking him simple questions. The man was ready to follow them to wherever they were taking him. He had complied. He did not need to succumb to the policeman who wanted him on the floor. His resistance infuriated the cop. The cop was exposed as a weakling who could only bark. That for me, is a victory. If all black men could show simple resistance here and there, then maybe in future, the police will think twice before handcuffing us needlessly. |
2 Billion NAIRA! How much interest will that money yield if in GTB savings account for the period of trial? Make the trial come long like typical election petition... Anyways, if Badeh can afford 2B naira bail, he MUST be guilty. NO public servant who recently retired can afford such. And I thought Metuh's bail was Nigerian record. |
RIP to the woman. ..... Living her poor Husband and 2 daughters. ghen ghen |
BREAKING: Badeh granted bail of 2 BILLION NAIRA. If he meets that, then he is guilty. |
After next week, if those Ocholi children visit Faleke, they will likely be avoided. Na person wey die hin own don finish. |
The judge just said: 'you're guilty until you can disprove the evidence'. Good luck with that Metuh, because Goodluck will deny you. |
Your allegations are false. The accused, his defence team, the prosecutor and the judge all get to see the witnesses. The only people who wont see the witnesses are the public. This is needed since Mr Kanu insists on having his family members in court during proceedings. If he had forfeited that right, there wont be any reason for DSS to shield the witnesses. Remember the witnesses are members of the public like you and I. The IPOB goons openly threaten even strangers, what do you think they will do to any one who lives amongst them but testifies against Kanu? Lastly, I see Kanu's case going the way of Rev. King. He will huff and puff till supreme court insist on his death sentence. |
Have they been warned? yes or no? If No, then damn the government. If yes, then take heart. |
I taught myself, albeit after bashing mum's car against the wall. I was 'warming' the car every morning for a long time. One day, I moved the car. As our compound is big, I learnt a lot of maneuvering indoors. 1st real baptism of fire was at Orita Challenge roundabout Ibadan. Once I passed that, I was trusted to take the car. |
LadyExcellency:Emeka would have gone back home if he thought the threat was serious. However, Emeka is smart and knows Ola is a better neighbour than his people wherever he came from. |
Emeka resides in Lagos. A state made safe by the ancestors of Ola. Emeka should be grateful. |
Common sense judgement. Nnamdi will be shocked that even his wife will testify against him. Some people can abuse their mothers for 500 naira. Majority of those people are shouting Ipod. |
When this case first came up, my comment was 'bring back Abba Kyari from Abuja, and we will get the girls in no time'. Although from Borno state, this man has an impeccable network of intel in Lagos, Oyo Ogun axis. This man will make a good IGP, but I believe he will be delayed. |
I see a calculated and highly tactical operation going on underneath to nail Fayose. DSS is gathering evidence painstakingly and the governor might be aware of this. By the time his trials start, he wont have the guts to say anything anymore. |
Babatundetinubu:We Nigerians can blackmail them to pass such laws. |
RZArecta:In hindsight, it would have been better if we had Sharia. At least our country wont be so poor. |
Everything this man did, Diezani did worse. Until we start killing corrupt people in Nigeria, we wont move forward as a nation. |
While we are still wasting time on Dasuki, and Madueke is still at large, Iran is striking corruption dead. The 'dangote' or 'otedola' of Iran has just been sentenced to death for corruption relating to oil revenue. Not only will the state collect all the money stolen back, the billionaire will also face death penalty. Nigeria, when will we start doing the right thing? An Iranian billionaire tycoon has been sentenced to death for corruption, the country’s justice official has said. Babak Zanjani, one of Iran’s richest men, was arrested in December 2013 after accusations he withheld billions in oil revenue through his companies. He is said to be worth around $13.5 billion - or £9.5 billion. The long trial held in public – a rarity for such a major cased in Iran – convicted the 41-year-old business man of fraud and economic crimes. Two other defendants of were found guilty of “corruption on earth”, the most serious offence under the country’s criminal code, meaning they too will face the death penalty. As well as facing the death penalty Mr Zanjani will also be forced to repay money to the state, judiciary spokesman Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejeie said at his weekly press conference. "The preliminary court has sentenced these three defendants to be executed, as well as paying restitution to the plaintiff," Mr Mohseni-Ejeie said. By his own account, Mr Zanjani for years arranged billions of dollars of oil deals through a network of companies stretching from Turkey to Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates. He amassed a fortune of $10 billion – along with debts of a similar scale, the tycoon once told an Iranian magazine. At the time of his arrest in December 2013, a judicial spokesman said: "He received funds from certain bodies ... and received oil and other shipments and now has not returned the funds". Prosecutors accused him of owing the government more than $2.7 billion for oil sold on behalf of the oil ministry. In a 2013 interview with the BBC, Mr Zanjani played down his political connections in Iran, saying: "I don't do anything political, I just do business." Iran emerged from years of economic isolation in January when world powers led by the United States and the European Union lifted crippling sanctions against Tehran in return for curbs on Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/iranian-billionaire-babak-zanjani-sentenced-to-death-for-corruption-a6915281.html
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They serially abuse women in NDA. This is another video I saw on Youtube. Funny, but disgraceful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDGD7o2cuNI |
doctokwus:Sincere apologies. I was talking more of the tactical aspect than the humanitarian. Buhari used a well trusted military tactic. |
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