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What is the man's offence?

The woman may have died of natural causes. An autopsy should be carried out.

Jeezuzpick:
They are still carrying out clinical studies and have treated more than 1,000 women.

It is already in America, Europe and Asia.

It will reach Africa in 50 years time, after enuff people have died needlessly.

This is not because they don't want to bring it here, but because some people will want to keep making money from the status quo.

If the clinical trials are successful, the technique will reach Nigeria very soon, possibly within the next two to four years.

Factors that will determine its use in Nigeria will include:
- Cost of purchasing the device.
- Cost of maintaining the device.
- Power supply to the device.
- Acceptability of the technique in our environment.
- Training of doctors on how to use the device.

The people who make money from the status quo, can also make money from new technology.

babecode:
“... I was heading back to the Saloon when Dolapo called me to come but I did not answer him because I don’t know him."

How did she know his name?

Ayoslimzy:
They are not Nigeria problem

You're right. They are a problem to foreigners in general, and to the United States in particular.

The United States government pays EFCC to carry out these arrests.

Another incentive for EFCC is that they get to keep whatever money and property they confiscate from them.

The lady went for a date willingly. She stayed at the boyfriend's house for a few days.

Eventually, she went back home. To confront her father, she came up with the story of being held against her will and sexual molestation. (Alternatively, the father may have initiated the story to avoid embarrassment.)

The story does not add up. Why would twelve men hold up a single lady, yet only one "sexually molested" her?
Anyway, it was the father who lodged a complaint with the police.

If there is rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran, they should not use Nigeria as their battleground.

The video does not show distribution of money to everybody.

However, even if money was distributed, so what? We are not told where the money came from.

Those who work at Amnesty International are not volunteers; they are paid salary.

There's nothing wrong with admitting (for training) first and verifying the certificates later. This is what universities and polytechnics do.

The Nigeria Police do not have control of the time it would take West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to verify all the certificates.

It would cost less, as well as take less time, for 10,000 certificates to be verified than for 80,724 certificates to be verified.

magzey:
so i can read French, i saw on the board Condemn prisoners 196 Male and 22 Female .who also has better eyes like me

Condamnés - Convicted

Did Tanko Muhammad pass through the Nigerian Law School?

Boris Johnson promised Brexit (with or without a deal) by 31 October, 2019, not Brexit deal.

tjskii:
As big as this is, thyre calling it a baby, seriously!

The pictures do not match the story.

This is the video that corresponds to the report:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcGe6Ypyk84

Unrated900:
What would they charge him for at first

- Trespassing.

- Endangering the lives of people in the aircraft, as well as those close by on the ground.

- Disrupting the movement of the aircraft.

- Subjecting the aircraft to risk of damage.

- Interrupting flight schedules.

For identification, the op may open the dead snake's mouth (carefully). If there are fangs, the snake is venomous. If there are several teeth, but no fangs, the snake is non-venomous.

niaralandtopuser:
the ban actually send the price up. the one that use to sell for #30 now sell for #150

Has tramadol really been banned?
I am yet to come across any official statement that the drug has been banned.

naptu2:
At bold: They did exactly that. They didn't only provide the nets for free, they also provided money for transportation, storage and logistics.

Okay. Thank you for the information.

The mosquito nets may be "Not For Sale" as stated by USAID, but the mosquito nets may not be "Not For Sale" by law.

If USAID does not want the mosquito nets to be sold, then providing the nets for free is not enough. They should also provide sufficient funds for transportation and distribution of the nets all over the country.

For those who do not want to pay for the mosquito nets that are "for sale" in the market, they should go to the USAID office (wherever it is) and collect a few for themselves.

The fall doesn't appear to be severe.

The couple may watch the video later and laugh over it.

Comparison:
Human - computer

Body - hardware
Soul - software
Spirit - electricity

Every accused person has a right to plead not guilty, regardless of the circumstances of the case.

Why did the mother take her 13 or 14-year old daughter (in 2017) to stay with the pastor and his wife?

JBoss25:
A cult group

In modern English, the term cult has come to usually refer to a social group defined by its unusual religious, spiritual, or philosophical beliefs, or its common interest in a particular personality, object or goal.
[url]en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult[/url]

0gaGist:
... ahead of their younger sister’s wedding today.

What is the age of their younger sister?

What is BlackAxe?

She has filed a complaint.

Does a statute of limitation apply for this type of complaint?
- If yes, then there is no case.
- If no, then the police may investigate.

The accused does not need to say anything while the investigations are carried out. He has the right to remain silent.

The complainant should prove:
- That sexual intercourse with the accused took place at that time.
- That she did not give consent.
- That she was underage. (It is possible that she was 18 or 19 years at that point in time.)

Death sentence for kidnapping is too harsh. A prison sentence of between four and fourteen years is appropriate.

A death sentence gives no incentive for the kidnapper to keep the victim alive.

Why are several of them bare-footed?

What is a standalone subject?

udomoh:
He is said to have performed over 500 surgical operations causing the death of about 46 patients from January to May 2019.

This cannot be true. It is unlikely that he caused the death of 46 patients within a period of five months without anybody raising alarm.

Edithfavourite:
On count 1 and 2, the singer was sentenced to six months each with an option N50,000 fine each, while on count 3, the musician bagged one year without option of fine.

The sentences will run concurrently, so the option of fine for counts 1 and 2 only will not serve any purpose.

Dotwhyz:
Tell Me Why EFCC Are Always Trailing These Guys??

EFCC targets them because the United States government has told them to do so. EFCC serves United States interests.