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[quote author=~Bluetooth]Nonsense,I support Capital punishment 100% for those charged for capital offence.An eye for an eye is the best punishment for anyone that had taken another person's life.Imagine a situation where Shekau is caught and you want him to be set free despite the blood on his hand because we are in a democratic world ?


Before you start making it a Nigerian affair,the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA still has capital punishment in her consitution and Americans get killed for committing capital offence ![/quote][size=14pt]Atleast not by painful means. The United States have the Electrocution (which i doubt they still use) and gas Chamber or via poisons injected into their system and they doze off and die. [/size]

[quote author=if_i_hear]@OP..Its seems to me you were also breaking the law and should be arrested . How could you be driving and recording at the same time?putting other motorists and pedestrians at risk. You even asked the girl sitting beside you to control d steering while you recorded and she obliged you. That is gross misconduct and it is you that should be pummeled by those yellow shirted touts. [/quote]you must be very stewpid. I told her to hold the phone and besides, the car was moving at a snail pace. .moumou

[quote author=Okija_juju]Erm....

Forgive me bros.. But this is my investigative side here.

Your video starts with them still trying to gain access to the car.. So how could they have been punching him before then if as at when your video starts, they hadnt gained access into the car (as the windows were wound up)?!

Are you sure you had a clear line of sight and saw what you claimed?!

[/quote]the window wasnt totally wind up, the lastma guy tried opening it from outside and the bus driver was dragging the door with him and he started punching him and when the bus driver gave up, he tried opening it by himself. Thats where the video actually started.

[quote author=Okija_juju]I didn't see any punch o!

However, it's quite ironic that the police was standing right there and LASTMA is doing what should originally be their job..

No wonder men of the NSCDC had the balls to disarm, arrest and handcuff a police inspector...

One day LASTMA, will arrest these Traffic Police in a tussle over jurisdiction..


Funny Country... [/quote]he was punching him before i started recording the video

yuzedo: bro is dat not antony? i use to go dere wen i want to seeeeee how pour people leave in d mainland. lasma poeple eye use to red in dat area. fedral govment + unicef neeeeed to help dem to buy land in eko atlantick.

yea its anthony...

available.

This was a Video I recorded of men of LASTMA harassing a bus driver. Before I started recording, one of them was pummeling the bus driver for trying to zoom off. I wonder what would have happened to him after we past the scene.


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berem: That should be 7th Avenue abi? what of 22 road? was there last week and i nearly broke my ankle because of the bad road while trekking from agboju to TFC.

Why u sef go wear heels waka pass that bad road. Na this kine thing make one woman leg break comot for cameroun last year.

goldonome: If don jazzy can buy a drink over 200M to me has donated nothing in saving life here

U STEWPID BRO..

butpro: If Wizkid can damage a #50Million Porche Panamera car in less than 2 months

If D'Banj can wear a #3Million suit just for a show

If Davido can refer to a #10Million endorsement deal as chicken change

If P-Square can buy just a property for #400 Million

If Don Jazzy can pop a $1.5Million champagne

And the many others...

Why can't they put heads together and donate just $100,000 (#15Million) in just 24 hours?

Its obvious there's beef in the industry.


If all these big artistes don't save OJB JEZREEL with their money, Sangto kills anyone who goes to studio to produce "Tribute to OJB'.

The bolded is the only thing that makes sense in this your comment.

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Akpa ife: Who is begging u 2 comment
If u tin he is a fool
Like my post

Beggar...Begone from here.

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Even if it wasnt intentional, Oduamadi's Absence in that team yesterday was one of the reasons we lost. With the way he was at it before he left, I had a feeling he was going to score atleast 2goals. Those guys did not have a good defense. besides, Forlan/suarez are beasts, u cant just drop strong men like that.. Its not possible

i am scared like i am the one playing the match sef...choi..

on an aside, we coulda won yesterday's match. we played better football although we had little shortfalls.

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The game ended 2-1 in Favor of Uruguay. The Nigerian team played with spirit, and here’s what we learnt
1. THE NIGERIAN TEAM PLAYED WELL.

In the early stages of this contest it looked as though Nigeria would be overwhelmed by their Uruguayan opponents. They remained pressed back in their own half band unable to get ahold of the ball.

Perhaps the Africans were underdone coming into this fixture, having arrived at the tournament late before taking on minnows Tahiti in their opening game.

It came as no surprise when Lugano scored the opener for the South Americans in the 19th minute, as the pressure had been mounting on the Nigerian defense up to that point.

Rather than sitting back even further or falling apart completely at that point, the Nigerians showed their fighting spirit to gradually wrestle control of the midfield and work their way back into the match.

John Obi Mikel’s goal on 37 minutes was just reward for their efforts.

Uruguay took the lead once more in the second half, and although this time the Super Eagles were unable to equalize, they threw everything at their opponents in the dying stages.

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2. AHMED MUSA IS ON FIRE

The 20-year-old CSKA Moscow player came into this tournament with a burgeoning reputation, and he has showed so far that the hype is merited.

Though he remains a diamond in the rough, Musa’s potential as a world-class game-breaker is clear.

At just 5’7″ and slight of frame, Musa will never be a target man-type striker, but with his array of skills he can fill just about any other role across the front line.

Equally dangerous as a second striker, or cutting in from a wide position on either flank, the kid from Jos is blessed with electric pace, excellent close control and eagle-eyed passing vision.

One of those rare players who can confidently run at opponents, Musa wriggled like an eel through the Uruguayan defense on numerous occasions in this match, drawing fouls and creating a sense of mild panic whenever he got the ball.

If he can add a more clinical finishing technique to his game, he could become a true superstar.

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3. WE WILL NEED A MIRACLE AGAINST SPAIN

God be with us.

SOURCE

Footnote
[size=16pt]PLEASE WE NEED MOSES AND EMENIKE BACK!!![/size]

Goke7: Emenike and Moses possess the skills u are talking about in fact uruguay should thank God those guys were absent!

I swear!

Promhize: This post is funny. We will beat spain either way. Our team is world class apart for the strikers, hit like if u agree

Dislike! U morfurker

[quote author=bbpreye.]na wa[/quote]Thunder fire you for quoting the long post and not having anything reasonable to say. I bet you did not read the story at all..

kombats: you are too old for dis

I swear.

spain and barcelona in the finalss

Lil princey: A player once respectd by many great players, wbrom fans and even courted by big clubs jst wasted his talent. Click LIKE if u think he needs to stop being proud n stubborn.

You r very. Stewpid for soliciting for likes. This 'click like' shit pisses me off. If you comment is worth of a like or likes, it would get it/them.