₦airaland Forum

History555:
Which vigilante. Enugu or ebonyi ?
Where was he arrested in Enugu forest or neighbouring community in ebonyi?
Moreover in the video, the man never admitted to taking part in any killing. So where is the story of his confessions coming from

You are asking me again? I said you should tell us the truth since you know better. Why him of all people? I have no clue but you since you are so sure what we have read is false, we can safely assume you have some answers. Please share.

History555:
Lies. Yesterday they claimed he was arrested in forest in Enugu by vigilante. Today the claim is that he was arrested in a neighbouring community. In the video the man is denying anything to do with the crime. Meanwhile the story the op posted is that they were informed he mentioned names, fulani paid 5m. Nobody saw him confess. Just rumour stories. Cover up has started

So, you tell us the truth, why is it that the vigilante picked him in particular?

EmeeNaka:
NCNC led by Zik liberated the Mid west from Western Region hegemony and marginalization.

How did they do that?

Racoon:
This was before the bridge collapsed and the born to rule mentality set things apart.

Rather, this was in the time when Zik and the NCNC were collaborating with the North to marginalise the south west (including the midwest at this time), with the hope that Zik would then be made the next Prime Minister. This was the same political romance that led Zik to ignore the advice of Awolowo to include a secession clause in the then Constitution.

PresidObi:
I expected this, the security personnel will swerve from chasing the initial named herdsmen and start arresting locals who may revealel the real suspects, then frame them with being accessories to the crime and immediately start brutalysing them till they extract a forced confession, or if the person dies, they will accuse the person of attacking police.

In the next episode, the story will change and you will hear stories like, police arrests those who killed people in nkalagu, and no herdsmen will be seen among those rounded up.

This is the script that has been acted in many communities.

But he was arrested by the local security of that place. Why would they frame only him and how does he have names of people involved and the amount they were paid?

Shame is already on you and more is coming.

lucianohase:
Seal is not a nigerian

He is of Nigerian origin. His kids have Nigerian names so he clearly still identities as one.

I find it unacceptable that Asa hasn't won one.

Larryfest:
Lol...... yet our leaders and politicians rush abroad for treatment

Some jokes aren't even worth it....

It's more logical than you may realize. It all revolves around affordability not necessarily quality.

Healthcare abroad is now terribly expensive such that for many issues it is much cheaper to come down to Africa for treatment.

For our leaders the reverse is the case as they have enough money to afford expensive care.

Put it this way: Nigeria for the budget, abroad for the luxury.

TinubuThief:

No be yesterday this foolish man swear in some criminals in Fec meeting?

Na everyday this ijiot the appoint people?

Are they not too much already?

Later he will come and tell masses that the country is broke but they keep on sharing money and buying jeep for his fellow thieves

When Nigerians complain too much he will just share rice to some people.

Thief

Oga what do you mean these are not new positions. He is simply appointing new people to the same old offices and removing the ones that were there before.

Bluntguy:
Na wah. Why not just seek for amendment of the bill instead of outright declining of assent. Politics ehn.

What exactly have you said? If he has mentioned specific flaws in the bill, how does this stop them from ammending the bill and re-presenting it for assent?

turmacs:
Just saw you know, this sudden fight started after DRC government sued Apple, for knowingly using materials illegally obtained in their country to manufacture Iphones

Congo has been at war for over 30 years.

“The fact remains that the absence of Reno Omokri's name from the FIR is merely a procedural issue and does not absolve him of any wrongdoing. As the legal process moves forward, it will be up to the courts to determine the veracity of the allegations and deliver justice accordingly.

What does this even mean... if his name is not on the FIR then he has no business in Court.

JuanDeDios:
Good question. But I think it's the underhanded nature "Malta" that raises public angst whenever it's mentioned.

Is there anything really underhanded about it? The thing that started this whole hullabaloo was that Dangote alleged that there are NNPC directors with ownership of a blending plant in Malta. But Dangote has been challenged several times and has yet to state who these supposed directors are. Should this be taken seriously?

Is it news that petrol is still being imported, or is it about the Malta??

anonimi:
If you’re not the ultimate moronic tribesman, why don’t you point out where you got your proof of:

Are you normal? You didn't see the article I shared? Or is it the 70% you have an issue with? LMAO. I just used that figure because the person I quoted used it.

And I have no problem with you feeling I'm a tribesman or whatever gibberish. Who cares? Get the fvck outta here clown!

AdeFAFO:
Your brained is clogged with the oily soup that you guys consume. You’re always quoting and misquoting unreliable sources. Majority of imports end up in Lagos because Lagos ports are the only ports favored by the federal government. Yuck! Your stupidity is as smelly as your characteristic yorub@stard mouth odor

AdeFAFO:
You’re asinine indeed. Quoting unreliable sources like it’s a fact. I’m not wasting time on rubbish.

LMAO.

Why not busy yourself with something more your speed? Here: https://www.nairaland.com/romance

Let your betters talk in peace. Okay? Thanks!

AdeFAFO:
You’re a yorub@stard imb€cile, you’re quoting your lousy oluwole media house like it’s a credible source. What international market indices are you talking about? And did you even take into account that the markets you’re talking about are hubs for local manufacturers and not exclusively reliant on imports. Always trying to be clever when they are not. Stupid boy-girl, product of SW plagiarism infested schools with zero analytical skills

When I called you stupid did you think it was an insult? No! That's just what you are. The name of the market researcher is there: FRAYM URBAN MARKETS INDEX - it is in the very first sentence, but I honestly didn't expect you to understand what you were reading. Like I said, a stupid uneducated boy!

Now take the original report if your brain can handle it!

https://fraym.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Fraym-Urban-Markets-Index_FINAL-May-2017.pdf

anonimi:
If you are not also a liar as your opposite tribal chauvinist is, why didn't you share your proof already?
Is the shame now on you for failing to substantiate your PROVEN claim?

I did not share it deliberately, as I was waiting for a moro.n like you to fall into my trap! According to the NPA MD (as far back as 2019), the majority of goods coming in end in Lagos and the neighboring states and then the north! South East is not even second! Making you a first class moro.n!

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/why-importers-prefer-lagos-to-other-ports-in-the-country-npa-md/

AdeFAFO:
Yorub@stards and their emotional and deceitful lies. What major thing happens in Oyo, and ogun. 70% of imports in your dingy enclave? Where absolutely nothing happens, no commercial base, no major markets. Just afonjas and their ugly scarified faces

You're just a stupid uneducated boy!

https://archive.businessday.ng/retail/article/37-africas-100-biggest-markets-nigeria/

The cities with the biggest markets proven by international standards are:

Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Ibadan, and Port Harcourt respectively. What would you know about international market indexes anyway? Moro.n!

Quelme:
Forgotten man.

Shebi you want to play for England and not Nigeria?

How market now?

According to him he has always been waiting for Nigeria but never got the NFF invite.

owobokiri:
Where is the lie in what I said !?
Most imports from Lagos ports end up in the east. Close to 70%. Yet the most favoured ports are in the west, while all administrative measures to subdue and denigrate the eastern ports are fashioned and implemented from Abuja, ofcourse with the tacit support from the over mischievous southwest.

Explain to us how the region that accounts for the highest port related businesses in Nigeria, ended up with all their ports effectively grounded. And if you think I was bluffing, show me any federal government success stories as it regards the modernisation of seaports in the former Eastern Nigeria. Just one example of a thriving port will do... Do remember that when most of the ports were developed, port development was in the exclusive list, so..

I'm waiting ..
And you will disappear..

What a barefaced lie. 70% of imports end in the southwest. This is proven! Particularly between the Lagos, Oyo, and Ogun axis. You just sit somewhere and concoct all sorts of ridiculous nonsense. If South Easterns wish to import closer to their region, they are welcome to use the Onne port, which is fully functional and has been for a while. In fact, many people already use that port.
Shame on you.

Godfullsam:
She can easily see those police officers. There is a difference between drugs and hard drugs

They should have held the pharmacy store responsible too, there are traces of racism in their actions.

Why detain someone because of mere wrong choice words?
If those police don't apologise or even compensate her after realising that it was a mistake, then I don't see any difference between them and the Nigerian police

I agree. Searching and questioning her on the spot was reasonable. Detaining her and turning her house upside down absolutely was excessive especially when they could see the lady had just bought medication indeed.

EXOUSIAng:
If you were a shareholder in the distribution company, you will think otherwise and understand better.
I can bet you for free that more than 85% of people in your community dont pay a dime for power.

Its only in Nigeria that people want services they don't pay for.

Nigerians are not paying for power, the distribution companies are surviving on the subsidy.

I can also bet you that there are communities around you that still have up to 18hrs power.

I reside in Nicon town estate, I get 24hrs power except where there is general power outage. They are communities and other estates just around that don't get half of that.

In my VGC residence, power is not as regular as Nicon town but the distribution company have their people running around as soon as you have any power issue....

My point here is these are people who pay bills, Igbokushu is a community in the same neighborhood with Nicon Town but they don't gey up to 10hrs a day.

The distribution companies are not charity organizations. Electricity is expensive, they will focus on their paying customers...

I CAN GUARANTEE YOU THAT IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS WHERE CUSTOMERS DONT PAY, YOU WILL STOP SUPPLY.

This is totally off point. The writer never said they shouldn't disconnect the power for non paying customers! He said do not disconnect the entire community when there are paying customers therein!

How do you take all the time to type all of that without taking a few minutes to read the OP?!

It will never cease to baffle me how the south easterners are the ones claiming marginalization over sub optimal operation of ports in the south south. Not Warri people, not Port Harcourt people, not even Akwa Ibom people or Calabar people, but South Easterners.

Imagine how self absorbed one must be to argue that underdevelopment in another region is designed to marginalize your own in particular.

That is even as Onne Port has received so much investment of late. Very bad behaviour.

CodeTemplar:
...but not considered repentant like our privileged brothers from West Africa.

Interesting how people can read the same thing differently based on agenda.

gbagyiza:
Unbelievable! The Nigerian judicial system needs heavenly intervention. Someone who stole fowl in Osun was sentenced to death if not for the intervention of the state governor & a deadly kidnapper with evidence of high-level crime is given special treatment.

As for you, if you know you don't understand the terms used, keep quiet. He has not received any preferential treatment whatsoever from the judicial system.

And the young man in Osun was an armed robber not a mere thief.

onyxo76:
how is adultery a criminal offence? it means more than half of our population suppose dey prison now especially those political bigwigs.

It is a criminal offense because the law says so in the penal code. The penal code applies only to northern states.

tolugar:
Please educate me

Is adultery against the law of man?

Yes...It is against the Penal Code

Coldie:
I have been in the UK for sometime now and the system has totally swallowed me, I feel very depressed and I want to leave permanently. I can only visit but not live there anymore. What’s the possibility.

How is Nigeria at present?

How much do I need to start back?

Oga talk like a serious person so you can get serious advice. What is your profession? What experience do you have? What do you thi k you want to do when you come back?

PresidObi:
It's a happy development on the surface, but when haters of the people are the people reporting news about the people, you start to wonder what their real intentions are.

Well done to the new security outfit.

They report bad you say they hate you that's why they rush to report your bad news, and push it to the frontpage. You cry and wail that if it was good news, they would never take it to the front page.

They report your good news and put it to the frontpage. Same you turn around and complain that they are reporting your good news. According to you, its a happy development on the surface but your refuse to be happy because of who posted it.

Why have you sworn to be a troublemaker all your days?

Xisnin:
Countries rules of engagement and motivations are quite different based on the type of conflict.
Israeli troops harassed French peace keepers in Lebanon, that doesn't mean Israel can
wage a direct war against a fully motivated France.

Nigeria army got routed by Boko haram very close to the 2014 election, many soldiers ended up fleeing the war.
Until the SA mercenaries arrived to drive Shekau boys back and restore NA confidence in the fight.
Does that mean Nigeria is no match for South Africa should the two engage in direct conflict?

The Tigrays, who were very professional with years of fighting experience compared to the ill-motivated and unprofessional Ethiopian army were very close to overrunning Ethiopia's capital in the recent civil war but they end up losing.

The point is you cannot use a country's record in unconventional war to judge its conventional capabilities.
They require very different skill set.

You are mixing up all sorts of issues. And you should take careful note of the various factors I highlighted. I said Rwanda has a more professional army, but I also pointed out that the theatre of war will be in Rwanda's backyard. If you analyze logically, you will see that all the issues you attempted to raise favor Rwanda.

1. Countries have different motivations and rules of engagement. Are you telling me the South Africans will have a greater motivation over a war in another region than Rwandans who share ethnic ties with M23?

2. False equivocation of South African mercenaries with SANDF. The South African mercenaries who came to help Nigeria are largely the remnants of former apartheid military unites from South Africa and Rhodesia. These are professional, battle-hardened solders who were considered among the best in the world. Were Nigeria to fight against an army of such soldiers, we would certainly lose.

This is the complete opposite to the modern day SANDF which is a force lacks any sort of military history and tradition.

3. The Tigrayan failure. Logistics and capability to sustain operations matter. In military strategy, it is commonly said troops must never advance faster than supply. What does this mean? Food, fuel, arms and ammunition must be readily available at the front line otherwise, the troops will be rendered completely ineffective. That is exactly why the Tigrayans failed once they advanced too far. What does this further mean? It means that the force that is fighting closer to home and closer to its supply lines has a massive advantage. Who do you think that would favour in this hypothetical conflict?

4. Success in unconventional warfare is not an indicator of success in conventional warfare. When the comparison is between a battle-hardened army like Rwanda's and a comparatively amateur force like the SANDF, of course it is a major factor. In every field, there is a huge difference between theory and practicals, and most of the SANDF have never heard a short fired in a real conflict before. This means the Rwandans will go into such a conflict much better prepared mentally which can make all the difference.




And by the way, you still haven't answer my question: What is this capability of the SANDF that you speak of?

Xisnin:
Army being professional. It is a question of capability too.
The saving grace for Rwanda is that South Africa does not want to escalate.
SA military is better in every metrics than Rwanda.

What capability? I just pointed out that the South African Defence Forces got trounced by a group of ragtag terrorists that the Rwandans dove out within weeks. This is Mozambique that is next door to South Africa. So what capacity are you talking about?

Mynd44:
Those that know Kagame already know who and what he is.

But I hope he keeps running his fingers and mouth at South Africa sha.

He will soon understand that the Rwandan Defence Force is a little more equipped that the South African Police when SA decides to man up and act.

Kagame should also know Nigeria is watching and waiting for an AU pronouncement before his glass house gets broken

Rwanda has a much more professional army than South Africa. The facts speak for themselves as this is the second conflict in which both forces have been involved in some way and both times the Rwandans have come out looking better.

You may recall that South African troops sent to help restore peace and order in Mozambique were routed and the Rwandans were called upon to help which they did with impressive efficiency.

The South African military may have better equipment and more men but in Congo they will be in Rwanda's backyard and much of their technological superiority will not be relevant.