₦airaland Forum

BlueRayDick:
Shebi one of them was even on AriseTv last week giving unsolicited legal advice on TV. I'm sure he's advertising his services to her team.

KingTom:
The country has been gone for a long time my brother, what you're looking at are the remains of a once great nation

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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Shegzdave:
Corruption is seen as normalcy in this country cause why would a legal practitioner be giving an unsolicited legal advice on how to escape the law, someone one who is suppose to uphold it.

Well,I shouldn’t be surprise cause even devil has followers,

Itsrm:
First, he's not a governor or president with executive powers neither is he the IGP or Chief of Defence Staff.

Secondly, it's not like nothing is being done as people will have you believe. I agree that more needs to be done.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die
Na today dem born me.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Nothing like Sit at Home for Abakaliki oh.

Everywhere is lively. People going about their businesses[/color]

Shegzdave:
Corruption is seen as normalcy in this country cause why would a legal practitioner be giving an unsolicited legal advice on how to escape the law, someone one who is suppose to uphold it.

Well,I shouldn’t be surprise cause even devil has followers,

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Make una help me thank God say I never die

Na today dem born me.

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Sportsweb:
That thing is happening at particular areas and red hot zone. People has been doing their thing here in Owerri and neighboring villages.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yeah

I think it happens in villages.

I also noticed that there are no checkpoints littered everywhere in Abakaliki. Apart from the road into the city, i have not seen any checkpoints

But in the village, Army checkpoints yakpa. And i think that also scares people from coming out freely too.

Also, transport is cheaper here, compared to the villages, despite the fact that the fuel price is almost the same.

Na for village i enter 700 naira Keke for my life. [/color]

raumdeuter:
Is it that private ownership guns are totally illegal in Nigeria or that the process is very long

Cos with the confidence wey these bandits dey operate is cos they know no one will challenge them

Sportsweb:
That's village for you .

Another place that transport is so cheap and a cool city is Uyo. I enjoyed that place


HBD to you boss

Sportsweb:
Omo, if everybody have gun, won't Nigeria be worse than USA via gun violence?

raumdeuter:
Is it that private ownership guns are totally illegal in Nigeria or that the process is very long

Cos with the confidence wey these bandits dey operate is cos they know no one will challenge them

GloriousGbola:
it is not ownership of guns that makes the US a safe society. it is the fact that you have a working law enforcement system in place.

armed robbers were a law unto themselves. as are bandits . because more often than not, they have support from compromised members of security agencies

you can play the hero in the US because you know someone has called 911 and the police will get there. in nigeria, you are oyo. if you are lucky the police will get there 3 hours after the fact. then you have the other scenario - where you face off robbers and they take it personal and come back for you PERSONALLY.

the other problem with guns is that they cost money. so it will ultimately be your upper class or upper middle class that will have them. most of those people already have police on speed dial. and they will do the same thing with their guns that they do with police - oppress the hell out of people. you know that for reasons, people in thid world countries are obsesses with displays of power drunkeness.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Nothing like Sit at Home for Abakaliki oh.

Everywhere is lively. People going about their businesses[/color]

chidekings:
when i was telling u the other time,u thought it was a lie....its 80 percent dead....happy birthday

GloriousGbola:
it is not ownership of guns that makes the US a safe society. it is the fact that you have a working law enforcement system in place.

armed robbers were a law unto themselves. as are bandits . because more often than not, they have support from compromised members of security agencies

you can play the hero in the US because you know someone has called 911 and the police will get there. in nigeria, you are oyo. if you are lucky the police will get there 3 hours after the fact. then you have the other scenario - where you face off robbers and they take it personal and come back for you PERSONALLY.

the other problem with guns is that they cost money. so it will ultimately be your upper class or upper middle class that will have them. most of those people already have police on speed dial. and they will do the same thing with their guns that they do with police - oppress the hell out of people. you know that for reasons, people in thid world countries are obsesses with displays of power drunkeness.

Sportsweb:
The lawyer was looking for work. It's actually the job of lawyers to get criminal out if jail or favourable sentence in any of this world

Itsrm:
My greatest fear in all of these is that criminals in other states will start getting ideas.

This new trend of breaking into people's houses to kidnap them will soon spread to other states.

Perilous times are ahead of us