₦airaland Forum

maasoap:
Forget about NatGeo Wild my friend, whites also killed sharks and other wild animals. They don't have hunting rifles and fishing boats for fun

ngwababe:
The way you sounded made it look as if they are doing bad thing.

francisisking:
an animal for an animal... man no go vex

Bagehot:
With all due respect, even if they wanted to tend to the shark's wounds, where would they have taken it to in Nigeria? I understand we are trying to toe the conservation line of Westerners, but lets be realistic with what is possible in our local context.

I also find it disturbing that everything Whites do is perceived as absolute with little regard for our own local conditions. The damn shark would obviously die from its injuries, and there is nowhere to treat it, so what would you have the Locals do? At least they are not out at sea harpooning whales like the Japanese.

ngwababe:
As if the fish go pity you if you enter the water

onadana:
You dey blow grammar wen hunger dey land.

plumule:
In the white man's land everything is working, how can you advise people to treat fish when they have nothing to eat and possibly when they get sick they don't even treat themselves.
most times you people have to think before saying.


Even the whites you mimic have in the past killed whales just for the oils in their brain

stagger:
Who endangered the sharks? Was it not the white man?
Which black men have killed whales and sharks in the kind of alarming numbers that endangered many of our species on earth as much as the white men did for centuries?

Here, we only kill them once they wash ashore, which is to me, not a problem. Such sporadic and accidental finds and kills DO NOT ENDANGER ANY SPECIES.

Let us cure ourselves of this enslavement mentality that makes us think that the white man is better than us. They are the evil of this earth and many of the environmental problems we have today (such as global warming) was actively caused by the West.

Young man, receive sense!

MrSly:
People die everyday in Bornu and other troubled areas and all you can do is to cry for a dead shark. Your redemption seems to be in jail.

xpool:
See this one!
You never even be civil rights activist, na animal rights activist you wan form for Nigeria.
Abeg go find job

GrandMufti:
Awon 'animal cruelty gang' are coming.
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The fellow below me is already in sifia pains

sonofanarchy:
we are all animals bru

dukeprince50:
if they are endangered, then there is a reason why they must be eaten cos if they finally go extinct, you may not have the chance to taste their meat, I am not happy I didn't get to use dinasours intestine to prepare a good pepper soup

dukeprince50:
forget it, hammer heads are not endangered, but the wale killed in nembe in Bayelsa pained me

sonofanarchy:
it's better to eat it now because when you encounter it in its own territory,it won't spare your soul

NigeriaEngineer:
lol...what is the colour of a nigerian?

tomju:
I can understand your frustration with Nigeria's judicial system and criminal justice system in tow. However, your points are not exactly as you portray. The serial killer being let off and Marley paying money isn't so.
1. Alledge kidnap kingpin Evans is on trial. Until his trial is concluded there is nothing anyone can do. There is simply no time frame for criminal prosecution in Nigeria. A criminal case can take 5 or more years. What a shame!.
The Presidential elections petitions had 180 days to finish its ask, they took 177 days! You can imagine if there was not time limit.
2. Rev King was convicted to death by hanging by a Lagos High court in 2007. He appealed the judgement. The appeal court upheld the lower's court ruling. He appealed to the Supreme court, in 2017, precisely 10 years after his High court conviction, the Supreme court again ruled against him!. He is awaiting the hang man now in prison.
In democratic dispensation they hardly hang. The governor of the state in the prison he is held must sign for him to be hanged.
3.Naira Marley or any other person arrested and detained by EFCC gets administrative bail or sometimes taken to court and remanded in prison until bail is granted.
After which the defendant goes to court from his home whenever his case is called. Now it's up to the Lagos judiciary to call his case. Of course the EFCC plays a role. However, the actual prosecution may take 5 or more years to complete. Not just him but most criminal cases takes that long in Lagos. One EFCC prosecutor may have 20 or more cases he is handling across Nigeria. So you can imagine the task involve. A judge as well may have over 200 criminal cases within a year to handle.
Las Las our judiciary is like travelling from Mowe via Ojodu Berger to Epe by 7.15 am Monday morning.
I felt putting these issues in perspective may help us in understanding where the problem really lies.

IronPant:
FBI is for americans and american based unsolved crimes, kapich?

Fountainofyouth:
Stupid guy, he disgraced not just her but his and her family and friends, why wait to do this on his wedding day