₦airaland Forum

EmmyDJourno:
If only you did that when you were young, your mind for sharp, but you didn’t and have ended up an empty head

Have you solved your friend's erectile dysfunction yet?

EmmyDJourno:
What scenario please I want to learn coz this your Mumu talk get muscle

Tuesday morning.

Just wear your uniform and go to school.

You are running late.

McDuncan:
I'm afraid, none of your points is valid in the light of the situation in contest. Nigerian police do stop and search which never warrants sitting in the car or asking the suspect to drive. If the officer is serious and convinced that a crime has been committed, he simply have the car towed or he drives it himself to the station, getting in the car or asking (entrusting) the criminal to drive already shows compromise and lack of professionalism from the cop.

Entering the car is the keyword here.

A police officer would enter a car depending on the scenario.

Towing is an easy thing because they have the equipment and to reduce police exposure.

Nigeria doesn't have the equipment but Laws must be complied with.

I'm sure you still want the police to apprehend a robber despite the inadequacy of his equipment.

BeardedMeat:
You wanted a better nation and you elected buhari, a known failure in governance twice and currently gunning for a another who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson due to his old age as your own contributions to common good. A man who has urinary incontinence and can't stand a discussion for 5mins without loosing his train of thoughts. Spare me your imaginary patriotic nonsense.

I have democratic right to choose anyone I desire.

For instance you are choosing Obi a known failure.

PoliteActivist:
You said you mentioned scenarios. I won't say you told A LIE! You were being economical with the truth

I see.

Now we are getting somewhere.

Okoye knows he's not in Atlanta and he would comply by whatever dictates prevail there.

Laws are different from state to state even in the US, not to talk about Nigeria.

If he would not comply he would bear the receipt.

Donchieli:
My clear u

Police no suppose enter your car, as he no keep anything inside, instead if they want to search your car, they can, and if they have a need to take u to the station, why not put you in their own car and tow urz to the station

That's the standard protocol

No b to de jump inside person motor de shout help me help me he de carry me go wer I no knw

Most of you write bullshit.

The purpose of towing is for conveyance.

To limit the police's exposure to litigation, damage, they ensure the vehicle is towed.
And that's because they can afford it.

In a poor country such as ours, the conveyance would be by the driver.

If you get to a judge, tell him you refused to drive because you believe it is illegal.

Sonicroyel:
Under no circumstance I repeat!!!
But if you think otherwise I'd like to hear your view

I have given my option, go up the thread.

PoliteActivist:
What are the scenarios??
That a police officer will enter a car when there is no immediate danger to life

Even you are beginning to give one.

I'm sure you can give a few more if you think.

Holy spirit P.A, tell them.

BeardedMeat:
Did you preach these when they were striking endlessly during Jonathan's era?

I see you are after paying government back and not a better nation.

Quite petty.

I was a voice in the wilderness when there was the strike against removal of subsidies much as disliked the Jonathan government.

The test of a citizen is what is for the common good and not all the bullshit many of you espouse.

McDuncan:
You're the one misleading people. Accept correction. The police will never enter a suspect's vehicle, no matter the scenario.

I have posted scenarios.

Debunk them if you can.

I see how many of you have avoided that particular post.

BeardedMeat:
See this cave man. Absolutely power is the bane of Nigeria's underdevelopment. Why don't you just call for the military to take over?

Stop talking rubbish.

If you truly want a great nation there should be constraints for certain actions to be taken otherwise there would be an abuse.

If you read with your head screwed on and not with the typical jaundice, you would understand I didn't mean eliminate but constrain.

It cannot be the go-to for all disputes.

Payment of arrears is as daft as it comes.

jamjo:
It is illegal here in America for a police officer to enter inside a suspect's car before that happens the suspect and the occupants if any, will be ordered out of the car and there must be probable cause for an officer to do so. Police can never command a suspect to drive to the station instead the vehicle will be tolled to the station if the need arises.

Why are you repeating what I said?

If there's probable cause, an officer can enter a car.

CASTOSVILLA:
now I can see that you're paid to be frustrated. You see that agbado money that you people are collecting, it'll hook you in the neck.

Once I have a differing opinion, I am paid for it.

Can't you see how idiotic you sound?

All those students encouraging ASUU should not stop.

Your reward is in heaven.

Tallesty1:
Nigeria is the only country in the world where citizens are being accommodated in their country and Yoruba is the only tribe doing it.




Nonsense

Okpaleke from Anambra was rejected in Imo.

Sonicroyel:
Under no circumstance would they enter your car... You'd be directed to step out and get into theirs

There are various scenarios.

Stop misleading people.

If labour laws aren't created to discourage strikes absolutely nothing would ever be done in Nigeria.

sonofElElyon:
And tell you to drive to the police station No !

I said get in your car.

Driving is necessitated by the police force not being adequately equipped.

The aim is the same and the differences in our economies MUST NOT make us lawless.

Post his certificate na.

So so grammar.

Antyislam:
I hope this Tinubu is not a bastard ? Peter Obi we want, Peter Obi we will vote

But it is know that a drug cartel killed Obi's father.

sonofElElyon:
Okay.. Ask a professional journalist for an expert opinion then.. since you think I'm wrong. Or just keep writing headlines like that. Whatever works for you. God bless

Why should I ask a journalist about a heading?

I'm the one reading the news and it is informative.

A journalist should be asking me what I think about the headline.

ivandragon:
ASUU have fallen into the 'trap' set by the FG...

The present FG however does not care about Tertiary Education in Nigeria & it has since stopped pretending to give a damn. Its strategy is that the Nigerian populace would be the ones to put pressure on ASUU.

We keep castigating our Public Tertiary Institutions & yet, when lecturers, through the Union, try to correct the downward spiral, rather than hold the government responsible, we insult the lecturers...

Well, it is good that state universities are pulling out, so consequently as a first step & since state governments have said they have no business with ASUU's demands since it is a federal issue, the funding of State universities through TETFund should stop.

Most states just establish universities with the mindset that the FG, through TETFund would fund the capital intensive infrastructure.

If the money given to state institutions is redirected to the federal universities, the impact would be greater felt.

So, the push for now is that let TETFund stop funding state Tertiary institutions and let the funds be redirected to solve some of the federal institution's challenges...

It is the same market they all go.

So what would ASUU claim as motivation?

sonofElElyon:
That is appropriate in the body of the story not the headline.. headline sounds absurd

Heading seems right to me.

Not everyone knows the news you know.

Ulunne777:
rusher14 come over

What is the issue?

sonofElElyon:
Your headline is funny.. LASU didn't join the strike.. did you expect them to suspend matriculation in solidarity with ASUU when they have never been part of the strike

Informing the public that might not know that some universities such as LASU are functioning whilst others have been at home for 6 months.

Nothing wrong with the news.

ecolime:
Good one

Congrats to the graduating students.

May Nigeria not frustrate you. Wish you greater years ahead.

Matric bro.

Students abeg make ASUU continue to teach FG a lesson.

Lightorder:
you are the ignorant here

See above.

madjune:
Don't misinform people.

I live in the states and for a long time now.
A policeman will never jump into your car in that aggressive fashion Nigerian cops are known for.

Here, a cop will stop you and most times, he would have back up.
He walks up to you, asks for your ID and vehicle papers...and before this, he will cite you your rights and make sure your hands are placed on the steering, and not hidden.
Depending on his interest, he could check your trunk.

And also, depending on your cooperation, if you're uncooperative, that's when his back up will join him and they will ask you to step out of the car.

At this level, it's on the phase of arrest or a higher suspicion of an offence committed.

There are various phases involved in a stop or arrest or search.

If you as much as make the wrong point with your rear light, a police officer can stop your car.

Once he does so, he would likely run a tag on your car to know its status and owner.

On questioning you whilst outside of your car, your response can lead to an escalation.

If for instance your licence is expired or you have none, an arrest can be made.

Not only that, he can now have the right for a search based on a probable cause.

The search might involve said police officer making an entry into your vehicle.

It might also involve a k9 unit.

Scenarios make for compliance.

The above is for many parts of the US.

Point I still maintain from the beginning is Nigerians would abide by any law in a foreign land but in Nigeria everyone is above the norm.

usagee36:
No police will enter your car in America or tow your car. You only get a ticket. If you have a warrant, they send you to jail immediately and take your car away.

How do they take your car away?

By towing right?

Depending on how the towing is to he done, he'll get in your car.

The minute a policeman has probable cause to stop your car, he can search it.

One way to search is by getting in the car.

In Nigeria, the police are not as adequately kitted but enforcement could include officer getting in your car as it is taken for an impound or whilst you are under arrest.