₦airaland Forum

babajero:
Parade for which crime exactly?

Crime is crime! At least she is charged for something. Other individuals caught with kegs of petroleum products are treated that way. But in Nigeria, the law doesn't apply to all in the same measure.

hartopher76:
Arresting her is not the problem, but what will the police charge her with?

Read, the charges are there.

Maxymilliano:
She hasn't done badly by having such generous heart, but sharing highly inflammable liquid like petrol in a public gathering is wrong and risky.

Giving out fuel vouchers would have sufficed.

Perfume is highly flamable, same with lighter and insecticide,

Charging for containerising flamable liquid, perfumes come to light again, no specific law against that

Bridge of peace blablabla....
Is there any real charge against her?

Bantu10:
Fools.

Instead of them to go and arrest the dullard petroluem minister who made the commodity scarce in the first place

Is that how you tell jungle justice lynching mobs to also do jungle justice to their LGA Councilors & Chairmen, governors and state lawmakers who made the petty thief jobless without money to push him into stealing

ajl:
Crime is crime! At least she is charged for something. Other individuals caught with kegs of petroleum products are treated that way. But in Nigeria, the law doesn't apply to all in the same measure.

Then work hard to join the privileged few, and stop whining.

inoki247:
Lol parade for which crime assuming she's poor dey will have a crime for so she can be labelled so stop trying to defend the Nigeria police we all av different law in this country...

then work harder to escape poverty and stop complaining.

Vouchers can be used in a filling with arrangement.

oglalasioux:
Where will they use the vouchers? Supermarket or filling station?

Ofachiedo:
Vouchers can be used in a filling with arrangement.

You missed my point. Won't you queue before you use the voucher?

Yes you will

oglalasioux:
You missed my point. Won't you queue before you use the voucher?