₦airaland Forum

For few of us that experienced War Against Indiscipline introduced by BUHARI/IDIAGBON regime then which part of it is monthly environmental sanitation that still exists to date. Should WAI be fully implemented again? Let's have your views. To me, I want it to be resurrected and full implementation.

Why shouldn't WAI be fully implemented? I think it should be though I doubt if it could be as effective as back then

We need it to prevent anoda Gej in d future

Yesss ooo and its implementation should start from the dirty Ladipo market to Alaba down to Ajegunle to Mushin, Ibadan and later to other parts of Nigeria.

Yeah!....Whips and all!!

Knowing how agberoish some changi-apostles are, it would be poetic justice just seeing them get an arsse-whopping for straying out of line in a queue!

There should be a constitution-backed War Against Indiscipline.
The FG should sponsor a bill identifying acts of indiscipline and proffer adequate penalties

Alphaoscar:
Yesss ooo and its implementation should start from the dirty Ladipo market to Alaba down to Ajegunle to Mushin, Ibadan and later to other parts of Nigeria.

av start telling ppl to caution ooo

It should be implemented so that I can stop peeing in public and also stop throwing purewater nylon on the street

Nigeria's Discipline Campaigne. New York Times-http://www.nytimes.com/1984/08/10/world/nigeria-s-discipline-campaign-not-sparing-the-rod.html

chamboy:
av start telling ppl to caution ooo

What kind of English is this? Av start telling...? Telling who, what? SMH.

shamelly:
It should be implemented so that I can stop peeing in public and also stop throwing purewater nylon on the street

We will start with you first! Undisciplined man!

Ask Amaechi

It should be implemented...

But the only difference is that it can't be as effective as it use to be

zoomzu:
Nigeria's Discipline Campaigne. New York Times-http://www.nytimes.com/1984/08/10/world/nigeria-s-discipline-campaign-not-sparing-the-rod.html

Thanks Zoomzu for posting this link. Please see this excerpt from the link:
"Earlier this month, a French. man working in Nigeria was sentenced to five years in prison for carrying 431 naira - less than $600 at the official
exchange rate, and only about $100 at the black- market rate - into the country. He said he had
mistakenly taken the money with him when he went home on vacation and brought it back when he returned. No more than 20 naira can be legally
taken from or brought into the country."

Emphasis on: 431 naira - less than $600 at the official
exchange rate, and only about $100 at the black- market rate

See how STRONG the naira was back then in the 80s. I look forward to that! Amen!