₦airaland Forum

Winnin009:
Lol. So, in his bid to fight insecurity, his best solution is to go after the major victims?

Ohhhh my Lord.

So, going after the helpless ladies will solve the security issues?

I'm genuinely trying to understand

occfx:
Is it your dressing... Make them leave the breass alone... In this Tinubu hardship... Man needs excitements that can reduce depression.

He should finish with ritualists and politicians first

Winnin009:
Lol. Please show me where dressing decently has grown GDP.

People with akamu for brains.

Ttipsy:
around their homes or on streets ?? With Trousers?

gidgiddy:
Misplaced property, Soludo is becoming a joke. So you were elected to check who is wearing pant and bra?

Ttipsy:
Wait how can someone walk around with out bra and pants??
Are you loosing it

DeepSightZ:
Why have you changed the topic? Were my questions too direct, simple and hard for you?
Is the topic nudity?

Is failing to wear underwear the same as going nude?

DeepSightZ:
It's an entirely personal thing my friend. It's just as bad as the government worrying about if I wear socks or not.

DeepSightZ:
How is not wearing underwear indecent exposure?

It's called underwear for heavens sake. That means it's worn UNDER normal clothes!

Secondly why is this applied only to women. Why does the government not also concern itself with men not wearing boxers and singlets?

bolademi:
Let them stay indoor if they don’t have money to buy pant

lexy2014:
if it is called underwear and it is worn UNDER normal clothes, why is it worn?

if a woman does not wear UNDERWEAR under these "normal clothes", what do we call it?

lexy2014:
what is the topic and how has it been changed?

If a person is nude, is that not a personal thing or is it a public thing?

madridguy:
This is rubbish in 20th century. Anambra is a cosmopolitan city and law like this will affect the growth of the state.

gidgiddy:
You have your head screwed on sideways. Nobody is happy with insecurity or crime, but this is not peculiar to Anambra or the South east. In fact, the South East was reported as the safest place in Nigeria last year. Nobody is saying that Soludo should not fight crime and insecurity, he is the Governor. What people like me are saying is that he should fight crime according to the law.

There are native Doctors all over Nigeria, there are people who still practice the old ways of their fore-fathers, going to shrines and native Doctors, asking for prosperity, heath and long life, same way a Christian will go to his Pastor to ask for the same.

We already have enough laws that ban killing or harming people, and everyone knows it is not allowed. In doing Okeite, if anyone harms, injures or kills anyone, they should face the music. If any native Doctor or Ezenwanyi is working with criminals, they should face the law

But what we see is that native Doctors are being arrested, locked up, not charged with any offence even though the constitution says you must charge a person to court within three days, or hold them further with a court order

I watched the video where Awka Okuko was brought before the Deputy Governor of Anambra and was being asked if he does Okeite. What is that? You arrest a person because you have evidence they commited a crime, not arrest them to find out if they commited a crime. The constitution of Nigeria does not know what is Okeite. A Deputy Governor has no business questioning anyone about Okeite, if you have any evidence that anyone broke the law, charge to court.

What they are doing in Anambra is a joke, and Soludo, as learned as he is, proved he has no wisdom

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Yeah With their trousers on the streets, or anywhere else

DeepSightZ:
That's personal. And since when did it become a crime not to wear underwear?

Sane people call it her business. What do you call it? unclothedness?

DeepSightZ:
It's called underwear for heavens sake. That means it's worn UNDER normal clothes!

DeepSightZ:
It's called underwear for heavens sake. That means it's worn UNDER normal clothes!

DeepSightZ:
Secondly why is this applied only to women. Why does the government not also concern itself with men not wearing boxers and singlets?

DeepSightZ:
The topic was governments involvement in underwear. You changed it to nudity.



How is nudity the conversation here?
Is failing to wear underwear the same thing as nudity?

DeepSightZ:
It's an entirely personal thing my friend. It's just as bad as the government worrying about if I wear socks or not.

lexy2014:
since you know where UNDERWEAR is worn, is that "personal"?



who are the sane people?



what are these "normal clothes"?

do men's clothing fall under this "normal clothes"?

if a woman does not wear UNDERWEAR under these "normal clothes", what do we call it?



I dont know why the government does not also concern itself with men not wearing boxers and singlets. but can men's clothing perform the function of this UNDERWEAR?

DeepSightZ:
I don't think there is anything to be gained in further entertaining your meaningless questions.

Govt has no business with underwear. Period. Good day.

DeepSightZ:
Were my questions too direct, simple and hard for you? or are you saying that the comments you made that produced my questions are meaningless?

DeepSightZ:
That's personal. And since when did it become a crime not to wear underwear?

Sane people call it her business. What do you call it? unclothedness?

DeepSightZ:
It's called underwear for heavens sake. That means it's worn UNDER normal clothes!

DeepSightZ:
It's called underwear for heavens sake. That means it's worn UNDER normal clothes!

DeepSightZ:
Secondly why is this applied only to women. Why does the government not also concern itself with men not wearing boxers and singlets?

lexy2014:
since you know where UNDERWEAR is worn by those that wear UNDERWEAR, is that "personal"?



who are the sane people?



what are these "normal clothes"?

do men's clothing fall under this "normal clothes"?

if a woman does not wear UNDERWEAR under these "normal clothes", what do we call it?



I dont know why the government does not also concern itself with men not wearing boxers and singlets. but can men's clothing perform the function of this UNDERWEAR?

madridguy:
This is rubbish in 20th century. Anambra is a cosmopolitan city and law like this will affect the growth of the state.

DeepSightZ:
And wearing underwear grows GDP right?

DeepSightZ:
I honestly believe it's fake news. It just can't be real. Even in retarded Nigeria, I can't bring myself to believe that a govt led by Professor Soludo would do this.

It's fake news, you will say I said so.

SmartPolician:
No, it's not government's responsibility. It's the responsibility of other agents of socialization - family, church, mosque, schools, culture, etc. Since those have failed to do the needful, government has stepped in.

If you go to the Arab world, people dress decently because they still have an effective culture that keeps people decent. Unfortunately, our people think they have grown bigger than decency. That's why government has stepped in to right that abnormality.

Like I mentioned in the comment you quoted, governance isn't just about fixing infrastructure. Governance embraces everything, including ensuring there's sanity and decency in society. Where those fail, they become a burden to the people and government. Government has the capacity to achieve everything at once - that's why there are MDAs.

ElevationD:
Before commenting, read properly. If you took your time to read my initial comment, you’d have noticed that I talked about the security law and what it contains. In that law, no mention was made about women, what they wear and innocent citizens of the state. The law is about wiping out all forms of crime and making security and safety of prime importance to all.

Reading with clear understanding is very necessary on public forums like this to avoid embarrassments.

dynicks:
broaden your mind...then you would know....

kinguwem:
Did they buy pants & bras for ladies & they refused to wear? Poverty could be a problem.

Winnin009:
Bro, I read your write up... it was as confusing as Soludo waking up to chase rats when his house is on fire.