₦airaland Forum

Tareq1105:
Naira Marley days are numbered.

You wan kill am

juman:
Seems I am missing something.
The guy was ardent drug user.
That's enough to kill person.

What part of the whole story behind his death is it that you didn't get? Didn't you watch the video he complained about Naira using the NDLEA to inject drugs into his body? Didn't you get the part that he was forced to take drugs? Was it not because he refused doing drugs with them they started haunting him? It was never his intention to take drugs but your Naira Marley forced him to.

Treasure17:
The anonymity of users in this platform is great but it think it has gives room for mediocrity and stupidity. Just peruse the comments above. Cause if one of your relatives died in such a dodgy manner, you won't be here typing nonsense.

My dear Naira Marley has spread his boys on social media to counter the narratives, so when you see stupid comments like those fools that said he died of drugs, just ignore.

Heavy Protest Happening In Nigeria Now Over Mohbad Deàth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx2LUlj9BEM

juman:
Seems I am missing something.
The guy was ardent drug user.
That's enough to kill person.

stupid fool
And your stupid thinking

This kind of protest is incomplete without carrying a coffee. The coffee is a sign of protest for a dead man

juman:
Seems I am missing something.
The guy was ardent drug user.
That's enough to kill person.

mosquitoes get brain pass you

Roboto11:
The average Nigerian doesn't know what's important.

A drug user that likely died from drug abuse is who people are protesting over.

No be small oooo. It makes me laugh hearing or reading how people chase clouts just to make news. So many of them haven't even bothered reading properly into the lifestyle and habits of the late young man. As long as the majority has one to take blames,oya let's all take it out on the person

See people wey drug peddler dey rule

wirinet:
So before police can carry out their constitutional duty of protection of life and property, the citizens are required to first write a petition, then have a file opened, be invited to the police station in person, before an investigation can proceed? So a simple phone call or an emergency verbal report to police in a police station or even on the road is not enough for Nigerian police to carry out preliminary investigation?
It seems Nigerian police operate differently from other police of the world. In Japan a simple phone call will get a police officer in your door steps in 10 minutes.

Yeah sure - not a few people are in jail for false 911 calls. If he made a call while the attack was ongoing or while he was still at the scene of the attack it's a different thing - but he went home and wrote a letter to police. Subsequently he did not follow up.

iswallker:
Yeah sure - not a few people are in jail for false 911 calls. If he made a call while the attack was ongoing or while he was still at the scene of the attack it's a different thing - but he went home and wrote a letter to police. Subsequently he did not follow up.

In a functional society, you don't need to write a letter to report a threat to your life or any other concern you may have. A simple phone call will get police at your door step in less than 20 mins. In the UK if a nosey neighbour reports you of living above your means, they would not ask the person reporting to write a letter, the police will be at the persons doorstep in less than 24 hours to investigate.

You need to leave Nigeria to see how things work in a proper country.

How many people do you know that are in jail for false 911 calls? So you mean the police will throw someone in jail based on a 911 call without carrying out any investigation? Or a court will jail someone solely based on a phone call without any evidence of a crime?

Nwagod26:
No be small oooo. It makes me laugh hearing or reading how people chase clouts just to make news. So many of them haven't even bothered reading properly into the lifestyle and habits of the late young man. As long as the majority has one to take blames,oya let's all take it out on the person

It's not about lifestyle and habit, it's about a suspected murder, except you are advocating for the murder of anyone that takes drugs and have lifestyle you don't approve of.

wirinet:
In a functional society, you don't need to write a letter to report a threat to your life or any other concern you may have. A simple phone call will get police at your door step in less than 20 mins. In the UK if a nosey neighbour reports you of living above your means, they would not ask the person reporting to write a letter, the police will be at the persons doorstep in less than 24 hours to investigate.

You need to leave Nigeria to see how things work in a proper country.

How many people do you know that are in jail for false 911 calls? So you mean the police will throw someone in jail based on a 911 call without carrying out any investigation? Or a court will jail someone solely based on a phone call without any evidence of a crime?

We are under policed

Nigeria is not UK.

iswallker:
We are under policed

Nigeria is not UK.

It's not about under police, it's that the police do not know their constitutional responsibility. They see their responsibility as protecting the government and the elites, instead of protecting the citizenry.

It's not underpolicing that makes the Nigerian police collect bribes on the road and in police station. Fela had been calling police stations banks and DPO bank manager since the mid 70s.

The police is more underemployed than understaffed. Most police responsibilities have been given to other parastatals of government leaving the police with road blocks and errant boys for politicians and the rich. Drug crimes has been given to NDLEA, Financial crimes have been given to EFCC, traffic offences have been given to FRSC. So the only responsibility left for the police are violent crimes and maintaining law and order.

Not only UK. Even Ghana and Benin republic do not require to write a petition before police comes to your house to investigate a complaint. Nigeria's case is unique.

Obineri55:
Did you know he was given something to drink when NDLEA took him. He said it one time that ever since he took that substance that was the beginning of many unfortunate happenings in his life. His mum even confirmed it in her interview yesterday that ever since he took the liquid, he started forgetting things to the extend they asked him to visit the psychiatric home but he refused.

IMOLE didn't die a natural death.

I pray they unveil those behind his death

AishaDant:
I don’t have a problem with them protesting for him but shame on all you Nigerians who cannot come out to protest as your country has been completely destroyed by your leaders. Big shame!!!


Since Nigerians are enjoying the suffering, let us all continue enjoying it. SMH

it's misplaced priorities