₦airaland Forum

Abbeyme:
Hey Lady,
I guess u really need to raise your argument here...
What actual harm have these 'Mechanical' Auxiliary nursing staffs done? Any examples? Are there exemptional ones?
Are u saying this just to keep them off your (original, certified nurses) jobs. Cos those private hospices don't pay high wages any longer?
What is the exact anger here?

BankManager:
What is this idio.t saying pls??

Flashh:
[color=#006677] Try get my joke too. [/color]

uniqueflash:
so we still have people like u who can stop at ntting bt de truth?u must be a female jega, i therefore recmend u to buhari for inspector- general of nairaland enjoy ur new office.

samueld0:
Osogbo—
He explained that the state’s wage bill was N3.5 billion monthly and his administration has found it difficult to pay in the face of dwindling allocation in spite of increase in the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) from N900 million to N8 billion annually.
Aregbosola
“I didn’t envisage that 400,000 barrels of crude oil would be stolen daily. But the whipping boys must be the governors and I am the ‘Chief’ of the whipping boys,” Aregbesola said.
He expressed delight with the re-emergence of Muhammadu Buhari as Nigeria’s leader. Also, the governor hailed the Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society which organized the event.
Aregbesola said “terrorism is a challenge to Islam and it is the Muslims who will solve it”.

streetzdreamz:
the guy was right,you are still the daft one,cuz ordinarily a sarcastic post or sentence doesn't need a hint at the base or apex before the reader knows its pure sarcasm,but as for your case here,your words were stupid,incoherent and annoying no trace of sarcasm,u knew it didnt you?that was why u modified it and gave d definition of sarcasm at its base,with that gesture your words still aint sarcastic but foolish,indulge ur brain a lil.......it wont kill you,trust me.

rawpadgin:
which side are u on
abi ur papa na member of the 8the national of assembly

scachy:
So, somebody looked at it, saw that it was ruled out and still went out to say I encourage defilement of minors, is it not a mischief? What was ruled out was “with a child age 11 years or less. Automatically, what is then approved in the Votes and Proceedings for that day is the definition of Defilement and then, “the person who commits an offence of defilement shall upon conviction be sentenced to imprisonment for life”.

We have to know what we are doing in this country because people have the predisposition to condemn and attack anybody that is doing anything good. Nobody can do right in this society and if we continue this way, we will be killing the spirit of those who want to do good. After all, I would have gone through those eight years without proposing a bill. There were people who did that because the law-making process is so slow and the time is so short. About 591 bills were proposed by Senators in the last Senate but only 123 were passed.

So, there are so many proposals struggling for space and when some people look at it, they do not even want to try because there is too much hassle. Yet, those of us who pleaded, lobbied, spent money and energy and pushed until the end are rather attacked than appreciated. I said, ‘please, do not leave me empty handed, let us not have this kind of world, where parents cannot leave home because they are afraid that something might happen to their children; they are afraid the teachers might abuse them, that pastors and Imams may abuse them or that Professors would go after them if they go to the university’.


Is there any guarantee that President Buhari will sign the bill into law?

President Muhammadu Buhari is a good and very experienced man. He knows about the private cries of men and women in their homes. Anybody whose child has been abused is ashamed to speak out it because of the social stigma that it attracts. This law aims at covering people so that if one is a victim, the identity can be covered and investigation done privately. Even the trial can be done in the office of the judge and the people standing as witnesses are protected so that people can speak out and crimes punished without the dignity and names of people being tarnished.

Mr. President knows that insanity has gone beyond belief and that there is need to have a firm hold on our society, otherwise, this place will be too hostile to live in. So, I have the belief that if the President understands the full import of this bill, he will be very happy and welcome it.

How effective can the enforcement be if signed into law?

[b]Implementation has always been a problem but part of this law is suggesting that the Police should set up a special Corps that is specially trained to investigate these matters. Part of the problems is that when people know and report these cases, the kind of outrage and treatment they get from the Police make them want to commit suicide and it does not help.

Therefore, if we are going to have people actually come clean and report cases such as this, the Police must have trained Corps set up to handle sexual offences and there are lots of agencies willing and ready to offer special training to the Police if they want. It is not every Policeman carrying a gone that should be brought into sexual offence case. It is a very sensitive matter and should be handled by people who are trained and are sensitive enough to understand what it is about. And we will not have the case of attorney general coming in and instructing that the case be stopped.

The law gives the power to Police and as such, the Police have to put their house in order and I think it will not be too much to hire people with such background to help implement this, otherwise, all of us would be affected including the Police. A crucial part of the bill also is that when people have been established as dangerous sex offenders and they have been convicted, their names will go into a national data bank of dangerous sexual offenders so that when they are looking for jobs, they cannot be allowed to have teaching jobs where they deal with children.

It appears that the bill gives the Nigerian Police the whole powers to implement, how will they be checkmated to avoid abuse of office?

They will not have the full right to deal with sexual offences. It is just that they are the central agency involved in it. I am sure that eventually, the Minister will work out a mechanism involving social welfare officers or another body for it. Those are administrative things that the Minister in this area will have to work out.

Did you also make provision on its domestication in the 36 States of the Federation?

I will want to say that if nobody wants to do the advocacy, I would be ready to carry on. I will visit the state assemblies, state governors and first ladies. I will even start with the current national first lady and encourage her to adopt it as one of the plans for the change they want to bring about because it is change that touches everybody in this society.

If we have such high profile people adopting and pushing it, I have no fear that other states will domesticate it. Lagos State has something similar but it is not as comprehensive as this. This is the first time we are having all sexual offences related law aggregated in one place.


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- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/what-they-misread-in-sexual-offences-bill-chris-anyanwu/#sthash.2U6OobKC.dpuf

rottable:
I am a 400level of oou but the v.c insisted that anybody that does not pay school fees two week before the exam will not be allowed to partake in the exam, that is definitely an extra year for me . PLS NIGERIANS, we need your help!!!!!!!!!