₦airaland Forum

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waledeji:
And the irony here is that you must definitely be an IPOB zombie who believes Trump will give you your online biafia republic after winning his 2nd term

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[s][quote author= post=90267489]D.P![/quote][/s]

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Afamed:
I don't need to add again, you really have done Justice to that bigot

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Afamed:
I hope he also submitted his handing over notes as well?

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Afamed:
You campaigned for a looter. Nothing good about Atiku

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Afamed:
You couldn't have reffered to your uncle as kid.
Except, you failed to complete the elementary classes. PDP mole, dishing out, how Apc should conduct her primary

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Afamed:
Keep quiet PDP mole

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Afamed:
I am sorry, for getting it wrong

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Afamed:
When you get home after the day activities, take a look and read how people have been dragging you on the floor because of this your issue insensitive nature of always being a tribal and religious jingoist in all aspects of your life

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Afamed:
Hmm

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[s][quote author= post=90265711]Wow!

We are Simply short of words about this thread!

See how the same Nairaland canceller , same pornographic material poster disguising as a female (adaibeku) dragged our whole tribe in front of the world!

Shame catch us on his behalf.

Devilhimself, satan66., Denniseche, Akpamufuul, obafemiawolowo, EnemyofGod, and all your other 1346 monikers...

See what you caused us as a tribe!!!

Anyways, to the guys on firstpage ,
Next time, kindly edit where you used the word IGBOS to IPOBS pleaseeeeee.

We are two different people.

We true igbos love our darling nation and pray for her success EVERYDAY.
And we love our fellow Nigerians like no tomorrow, moreso because they love us too.

Chai!
Adaibeku Bobrisky, ashame catch us for you no be small........ [/quote][/s]

[s][quote author= post=90265815]2go for 2020?!

Nairaland sha.........[/quote][/s]

[s][quote author= post=90265861]Maaaddd oooo
We love this line![/quote][/s]

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waledeji:
American wannabe

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Afamed:
The Adaibeku,he girl turned IPOB eehhhh. He just buried himself here today

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Afamed:
Atikulated crew turned Trump Wannebe

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[s][quote author= post=90266751]ALL OF US @ [/b] [b] SAY NO TO RAPE over and over again!!

And as we are SAYING NO TO RAPE, WE ALSO SAY NO TO FALSE ACCUSATIONS OF RAPE.
They are both as DANGEROUS as one another!


#WeDidOurPart

Another COZA episode loading till many months to come..............


Say FORMER, Now repeat after us 'FORMER'...... say the right word and win!!!




SECONDED! [/quote][/s]

[s][quote author= post=90260840]This is all that matters at this point in time...........and make sure you do it FAST!

God bless Nigeria.


Okay.
Good morning.


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[s][quote author= post=90260971]All rapists should be sentenced to DEATH....after adequate and thorough investigation.

There should be no 2 ways about it.

This will deter some dogs from raping our girls....

The girl in Jigawa that experienced rape at the hands of 11 men on different occasions; did not do anything wrong. She did not dress in a revealing manner. In fact, she is just a 12-year-old girl. To those people looking for a reason to blame the victim, sorry, she did nothing wrong.

Furthermore, the gruesome rape and murder of Uwaila Omozuwa in a church shows that no place is indeed safe. No one can blame her for being at the wrong place. No one can blame for going to ‘his’ place at night. She was reading in a church. A place of refuge, a place she felt most secured. However, she underestimated the fact that a beast was lurking around. So sad.

The dastardly rape and brutal murder of Uwa has invalidated all claims and views about rape. How could she have prevented what happened?

If her parent had called that day and she told them she was reading in a church; they would have had no reason to be concerned. However, they got the worst news a parent could ever get. ‘Your daughter is dead, raped and killed in a bloody church.’


A girl/woman is constantly vulnerable to rape. As a toddler, she is at risk of rape from people most trusted by her parents. At the risk of family members or relatives raping her. In school, her teacher could be a beast in human form. Even her friend’s or boyfriend’s place is also a dangerous place?

So where is safe for her?

The truth is that a girl/woman should not be in constant fear. Everywhere and every place should be safe for her. She is not responsible for caging those perverts. That’s the job of society.

Maybe all men are potential rapists that need to undergo some sort of therapy. We owe it to our daughters, wives, and mothers to immediately commence a national awareness on rape. Organize therapy sessions to purge traits of rape in everyman.

Because the animals that perpetrate rape are not products of immaculate conception. Indeed, they are born by women, perhaps have female siblings, and maybe even female children (Lord have mercy).

Rape is indeed a pandemic, a never-ending pandemic.
According to a National Survey carried out in 2014 on Violence Against Children in Nigeria; it was confirmed that one in four females reported experiencing sexual violence in childhood; with approximately 70% reporting more than one incident of sexual violence.
In the same study, it was found that 24.8% of females aged 18 to 24 years experienced sexual abuse; prior to age 18 of which 5.0% sought help, with only 3.5% receiving any services.

These statistics are grim enough. Unfortunately, rape is under-reported. People, due to stigmatization don’t want to report rape. We have a justice system that makes reporting rape seems like adding extra burden on the victim. The same police that victims are supposed to report to allegedly raped sex workers with sachet water nylon in Abuja not too long ago.

Even at that, there is a need to have a system that can guarantee justice; for both the accused and the victim without destroying both in the process.

I understand that there is a national outrage in the wake of the sad incident involving Uwa. People are angry. Personally, I am livid. But the anger should be directed at creating a solution. Changing the existing legislation, awareness on rape and most importantly; everyone needs to create that safe environment for girls/women.

If you hear a troubling sound from your neighbour, knock on that door and ask questions. If you see a man or a boy getting too cozy with a little girl; poke your nose in the matter. In fact, your little “amebo” could help prevent rape or molestation.

Parents, take time to talk to your sons and male wards that a girl’s body is her absolute right with her total discretion on whom and when to give. Consent is hers to give and withdraw at will. In fact, she can give at first round and withdraw it at second. More so, she has the right to withdraw such consent in the middle of the action.

Also, parents, you should be your daughters’ confidant. Let her be able to talk to you. Father, sex talk with your daughter is not gross. Let her be able to talk to you.

There is nothing like settling it within the family. If punishing perpetrators of rape would shatter the family, then let it be. If the animal had thought about the family, he would not have done it.

As tempting as it is to talk about rape and molestation of boys also, I will refrain from it. Today is all about girls and women. The only hope would be that we would not have to wait until tragedy strikes again; before raising a voice.

False rape accusation

Creating a rape-free society as elucidated earlier involves getting everyone behind it. Most importantly men, not just because the main transgressors are of our gender. But because the victims are our siblings, mothers and children.

Also, we are vulnerable to false accusations. Creating a better justice system that will guarantee justice for victims in rape cases; will also help people facing false accusations.

This is not just a time for rage. It is a time to work in creating that system which works for all victims. The lack of a reliable system has made people turn to social media for settling or seeking justice on rape-related cases.

However, social media has shown that it is not equipped for the endeavour. As a court of opinion, yes, but a court of justice, no.

It is in everyone’s best interest to create a safe environment for our girls and women. But most importantly, on the rare occasion that some beat the safety net; there should be a place for swift and fair justice. S.O

ALL OF US @ [/b] SAY NO TO RAPE over and over again!!

[b] And as we are SAYING NO TO RAPE, WE ALSO SAY NO TO FALSE ACCUSATIONS OF RAPE.
They are both as DANGEROUS as one another!


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Afamed:
I don't need to add again, you really have done Justice to that bigot

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Afamed:
You can take the video to UN and 10 downing street , for Biafra leferedum

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Afamed:
You sef, take a minute of your life to re -read slowly what you posted.
Is there any sense in it?

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