ElevationD: No. He will never benefit from it for the rest of his life. When he is out of hospital, he will be in court for the offence of murder. That’s a life sentence. A little bit of patience with his far elder brother would have helped. Said mango trees were probably planted by their father.
What a shame.
He is not a murderer if his lawyer argues well. He could claim to be a victim. Anyone of them could have died, he is just lucky to have survived.
both men inflicted severe head and mouth injuries on each other using wooden sticks
Lithiumite: It has never been an option for me and my partner,yeah maybe a couple times but nothing significant to form a pattern.
Thanks for your response.
Some couples are shocked when they are used to sharing cutlery and their spouse comes from a different background. As silly as it sounds, it's a test of love because some people don't take it lightly if you don't share. Test of love. The irony is that the person cannot share with his siblings but can now share with a stranger because of love
A major difference between Northerners and South/Westerners.
I don't like tribalism but there was no difference. Yusuf Buhari was only cautioned by death. I still remember Yar Asia's son when Sahara Reporters released some images the young chap with a gun then.
You know that proverb where they say you are wise until you open your mouth.
I always read it but the day I saw that Seyi Tinubu video praising his father, I thought about it immediately. It's like that period Don Jazzy never used to speak and made D'Banj his towncrier. Since he started talking, he was demystified.
Lithiumite: Something of the sort.....sharing meals wasn't really an option for us growing up.....why should we when you had enough plates and cutleries to go round.
Allow my curiosity, when you met your romantic partner as an adult, was sharing cutlery and meals a cringe moment? 🤢
Please answer both, cutlery and meals.
Blood is thicker than water or love is smoother than saliva?
The 40 year old Kajdi did not use the wisdom of age to avoid fruity fights? How do they tell your children that your child died over mango? Now, his younger brother, 28-year-old Baba Goni Kachalla will be the uncle that gives his children the fruit of their labor 🫢
1. a person who is forced to work for and obey another and is considered to be their property; an enslaved person. "they kidnapped entire towns and turned the inhabitants into slaves"
amaridigital: And the people you guys love to call cowards were the ones who spoke up. People like brave kudirat who saw the danger yet laid down her life for her husband's mandate given by the people. People like Abiola who had the option to renounce the mandate and go free yet preferred to die with the mandate. People like Fawehinmi and Falana who were detained several times yet stood up to the military and yes i remember others like Rewane and Musa Yaradua. Honoring Nwosu is like spitting on the graves of these brave people. The coward Nwosu deserves only one minute silence honor. No honor for the wicked. Not like his people voted for Abiola anyway. If care is not taken, these jokers might want Aso Rock to be named after Arthur Nzeribe who campaigned for the annulment of the election as confirmed in Babangida's memoir.
When you started your post with "you guys", I just ignored the rest of your commentary. I am not on NL for we VS them and other childish fights. I'm human first. Enjoy the rest of your day/night 🤝👍
We act like the military were your friends. People that can take you out at anytime and hate insubordination. That's why IBB's excuse that Abacha annulled the election is laughable. The events of 93 elections was also why NEC became INEC - the I was for Independence which Nwosu's NEC did not have to declare the result without authorisation only for IBB to declare it in his book 32 years later
Watch this interview Abiola's wife gave, it was what started the road to her assassination. She spoke out, she was taken out.
chiefolododo: Is the prime minister appointed or elected? Who is more powerful between the president and the prime minister?
Good question. Let me ask you, who was Nigeria's first president? Was it Nnamdi Azikwe? Why was Tafawa Balewa, the PM targeted during the coup?
It is the system of government that gives the PM or President powers.
The title president and prime minister are rarely interchangeable terms for the same position. The differences between the two, however, can vary greatly depending upon which countries you're trying to compare.
Although the differences between the positions can vary greatly from country to country, there are a few generalizations that can be made. For example, a president is usually considered a head of state, whereas a prime minister is usually a head of government.
As a head of government, a prime minister usually leads the operations of the government. As head of state, the president acts as the chief public representative of the country and often performs many ceremonial duties such as welcoming foreign dignitaries to the country when they visit. In many countries, the president is the commander-in-chief over the armed forces.
Another major difference is how a person gets to be either president or prime minister. For the most part, presidents are elected by the people. Prime ministers, on the other hand, tend to be members of a legislature that chooses them to be its leader.
The exact powers and duties of either a president or a prime minister will depend upon the particular country they serve, as well as the system of government and laws in that country. For example, a prime minister in a country that also has a president will often have fewer powers than a prime minister in a country in which a monarch is the head of state.
So Akpabio can become the Prime Minister if the members of parliament choose him. When German President visited Nigeria, the Chancellor, Olaf Scholz was not here. It was the President that came. Olaf Scholz succeeded Angela Merkel and you know who you could remember between Merkel and their President then. The German president is not the head of government but he also has powers, it's like making a Governor General when the British ruled or a monarch's equivalent.
SmartyPants: This does not apply to university settings where everyone is an adult. At most, most universities will simply ask that Lecturer-student relationships be declared to the relevant supervisory bodies. That's all. Even using common sense you should know that what you attached doesn't apply here.
In the university or any adult learning environment, you cannot have that kind of relationship. It has already created a room for bias. Guys know when a male lecturer likes a babe, how do you convince those guys that the teacher will be objective? They will never believe you because of the relationship. You also have some lecturers who give students or subordinates the exam scripts to mark. If that guy is a lady's man, they already know that they are not on fair ground.
It is a position of trust to be the teacher. That is why most schools don't allow it until the student has graduated or is no longer their student. That kind of relationship is an abuse of power which every student expects to be used fairly. Every university should have a policy on this kind of relationship.
If you are a man, think with your head, not your leg and never create an opportunity for your enemies to use against you. The world is not always fair when man VS woman case is in question so don't let someone take your daily bread from you. Use your head men.
papyjaypaul: In 1972, Lagos was described as the dirtiest capital city in the world. In 2025, they have used tribalism and division to divert you from the real issues. Mega city indeed. Both residents and governments are to blame.
I hope authorities step up to their responsibility and stop these mindless blame game. This is an inspiring video from Bangladesh where the youth decided to clean up the city. They have corrupt and irresponsible politicians who like to pass the buck. It starts with you and I, we are all responsible for taking care of our environment.
papyjaypaul: In 1972, Lagos was described as the dirtiest capital city in the world. In 2025, they have used tribalism and division to divert you from the real issues. Mega city indeed. Both residents and governments are to blame.
I hope authorities step up to their responsibility and stop these mindless blame game. This is an inspiring video from Bangladesh where the youth decided to clean up the city. They have corrupt and irresponsible politicians who like to pass the buck. It starts with you and I, we are all responsible for taking care of our environment.
chinchum: If you understand how Kigali achieved that through dictatorship, you will not bring any comparism with Lagos.
People were chased away from Kigali anything with a semblance of slums, shanties were brought down. The population dropped drastically.
What was one of the reasons Nigerians thought Buhari was their savior in 2015? The War Against Indiscipline. How can these people in a democracy want a military societal war? The answer is obvious.
Will governments continue to destroy slums? Yes. It's not only in Nigeria, other African countries are doing this. Government that looked the other way to allow city planning go to the dustbin now wakes up to clean their cities. Unfortunately, it's what it is. By the way, Lagos wants to bring the sanitation back.
Please watch the video to see the Lagosians you want to give free hand. You can't beg them.
They also had market sanitation on Thursday or other days depending on the market. The State government has had to close some markets for poor sanitation. Eg Ladipo market
In one of my posts days ago, I posted a video of Lagos being the dirtiest capital city in the world as at 1972. That was Pa Femi Okunnu's assertion. I will repost it on my next post 👇
Lithiumite: Myself and my siblings never did and we are still cool together,the last is already 38......my kids don't either....filial love is inbuilt,it's natural,if it's not there it isn't no matter how much you try to nurture it.
Stayingalive: there is no rape in Nigeria marriage constitution. Stop importing western stuff here
You married a woman or man does not make you the owner. What are you talking about I don't suck up to the West but you say na by force you go follow your wife sleep, she no come wet, she begin de cry, wetin be dat? How una de take enjoy sex inside marriage? Since you can do anyhow with your wife, why don't you have sex with her on her menstrual cycle Di Owner
Usmanovic95: Heard Kigali is the neatest City In Africa.
You know what's funny? Let me share a clean joke.
In Rwanda, every last Saturday of the month, from 8am to 11am, everyone participates in what is called UMUGANDA. It is mandatory d failure to participate will earn you a fine.
My own people in Lagos cancel am because of rights and they want to make money You can't lock people up to clean You can't do this We are not in military rule.
I don't like to say this but once Nigerians start to hear about something, they want to overdo it. Rwanda needs to be careful with my people because in their stupidity, they love to spoil their own and praise other people when other people are looking up to them🤡 Having a clean environment is not rocket science, we just like to indulge in dirty behavior.
Watch them turn it into a tribal post when we are talking about environment.
This is a good family picture. Their children will learn from this. We must eat from one plate because there is love in sharing. Do you know how hard it is for family to stay together and jealousy will not have scattered it
Kobojunkie: But it's not a loophole, though. Like I said, It takes an intelligent lawyer to argue it. Unfortunately, most lawyers aren't willing to stand up for what is right but rather what works. Take a close look again at the content of section 6 of 357 below.
Nigerians don't believe in consent without their consent. In that scenario, they started with consent but when she said she is hurting, it's no longer consent. This is commonsense but well
Kobojunkie: I beg to differ. Section 357 of the Criminal Code is not at all vague in regard to this issue. Nigeria does not have a lot of lawyers bold enough and willing to go against the grain on these sorts of issues is the reason why it seems the Law is not on the side of the victim.
Section 357 of the Criminal Code Act in Nigeria. Definition of rape Any person who has unlawful carnal knowledge of a woman or girl, without her consent, or with her consent, if the consent is obtained by force or by means of threats or intimidation of any kind, or by fear of harm, or by means of false and fraudulent representation as to the nature of the act, or, in the case of a married woman, by personating her husband, is guilty of an offence which is called rape.
Section 6 of the Criminal Code Act in Nigeria. Carnal knowledge When the term "carnal knowledge" or the term "carnal connection" is used in defining an offence, it is implied that the offence, so far as regards that element of it, is complete upon penetration.
"unlawful carnal knowledge" means carnal connection which takes place otherwise than between husband and wife. Source: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/.
Most tend to cite these sections and the responsibility of women. In my opinion, Section 357 is clear with anybody at the first sentence but it is indeed a loophole with the 'married woman'. Does a woman marry herself?
SoftSport: So sad about the NYSC member's death, hopefully, Tinubu's health reforms help contain this Lassa fever outbreak fast.
Lassa fever is a health and environmental issue. Few weeks ago, corps member was saying Lagos is smelly or whatever but we choose to play politics all the time. If the environment is dirty and rats are rattling, the deadly virus will spread.
I never liked reading stories where the person was not there but they made the representative look like the person and it makes the headline. You see this a lot with Governors, Ministers and President. I think there should be a better way of reporting this kind of events.
If Hon. Chidi Amadi said "una de craze", will it be attributed to Wike too? It is very easy to say nothing or only read from an official script when representing someone else. The person in question can easily deny ever saying it because you are not him, even with a written speech
SmartPolician: If you sleep with a woman and dump her. She goes naked in the middle of the night and curses you while crying, bro, the curse go follow you anywhere you dey go. Don't let anyone fool you; those things can ruin a man.
Single guys, abstain from sex. Don't go fornicating if you are not ready to marry yet. Sex is more of a spiritual exchange than physical fun.
I don't mean to be cheeky like some NL trolls but let me articulate their counter point here, what if the reverse was the case? The woman dumping the man?