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Csec ain't going nowhere.
http://blogs.soccernet.com/onthemove/

4.21pm In a move designed to pour cold water on links with a move to Barca or Real Madrid, Cesc Fabregas has said he is "wholeheartedly committed to Arsenal".

The Arsenal skipper's latest comments will no doubt please fans who were worried after he criticised his team-mates' "impotence" in their attempts to win silverware.

the rolex-mails thingy is a big scam.
I'm sorry to have mislead a couple of nairalanders.

and they call us(nigerians) fraudsters?

@tpiah&tudor, amebo no1& mama-gee
dudes please don't start a fight in here.

in most cases people go into prostitution as a last resort,they are stuck between prostituting,stealing,murder,kidnaping,rituals,or starving to death.
I'm not saying it's right, but they've got to survive.

the stuff that bothers me about them is that they disturb the peace and tranquility of the neighborhood.
a week ago, 2 of them decided to settle "scores" around 3:30 am in garki 2,they woke the entire estate.
3 days later another one from the same clique had a show down with 1 of her clients.
my take is it's their life,they have the right to do whatever they want with it (though it's unfortunate what they have chosen),but they shouldn't disturb the peace.

can i write cisa without writing ccna?

DaJoneZ:
@ Poster

But hey! what can be done? the so-called jungle justice will continue, and even if an order was put in place to stop it. A heart of hatred and a mind of ignorance coupled together will not allow such orders to be implemented. It's like a single individual telling a Governor of an American state to stop executions.

but a revolution starts with 1 man making a move,then another inspired by the 1st man follows suit,before you know it a revolution has begaun.
that's why i started this thread, I don't know influential people,but i pray this thread influences some one who does.

HERO111:
I think that it has to do with the experience u have had before to make u either speak for or against jungle Justice(JJ).
i agree that we as human beings have the tendency of doing either good or evil  like someone mentioned earlier above but at the same time it is also human to feel like supporting jj after u experience such a mean act from the bad boys. For instance but for God i would have been buried on the 10th of May 2009 as a result of arm robbery attack which left me sleeping in a forest between Ore and Ijebu Ode throughout that night till the next day. Loosed several valuables and so on. Now wouldn't it be almost impossible for anybody to convince  me not to support jj in the case of arm robbery?
The whole problem stems from the fact that our security agents are incapable and lack the  zeal and professionalism  in fighting crime in this country.
Besides, our legal system is also badly affected by corruption where even most genuine cases are not handled the way they should be handled( e.g Clifford Orji etc)  hence leaving  citizens with the impression that anybody can be freed from any crime no matter the evidence made available.
To tell  you the fact it will take God to fix this issue in this country.    
And we need to be more cautious anywhere we find ourselves especially here in lagos as crime keeps growing everyday.

Believe me you do not want to experience what I've experienced.
Fine the law stinks,but every time a mob executes a "thief" , it stinks more, cos we the mob has committed a more serious offense to punish a lesser one, and they get away with it.

I agree with you that only GOD can fix our dear country, but he won't come down in all his glory, no he will use people like you and me.


The battle against lawlessness starts with each and every one of us, Please play your part.

mukina2:
Benzema and Ribery go enjoy taya today

let's put patriotism aside,I don't see the eagles beating les blues, but I'll regard anything less than a 0-3 loss as a good result for us.

@bombsquad
why didn't you leave your valuables with the hotel management? or @ least in your hotel room?

gamechange:
Judging by the utterances here, it is safe to conclude that as a nation we are millions of miles away from attaining the level of human development we ought to be at.

Some of the minds here show me the reason why our nation is entangled, bound, corrupt and underdeveloped, is it not a fact that we can all find reasons for doing wrong? injustice? we can all find reasons for doing the wrong thing at every opportunity? do our reasons make those events right? does the fact that our systems aren't there yet make such events acceptable?

If thats how we feel, then we are missing the point of development, we need to challenge ourselves at all times, lets look around the world, whenever people challenge wrong doing, they mature and develop together as a nation, take a case in point, we are all joyous at Obama's emergence as the president of the "MOST POWERFUL NATION IN THE WORLD'. It's funny how easily it can be forgotten that this journey started by people challenging wrong doing, Martin Lurther King, Rosa parks, lets look at South Africa today.

There is a certain level of thinking we fervently desire in our country, we cannot continue to do wrong and call on God, then expect magic.  There is the principle of cause and effect at play people.

Life is sacrosanct, nobody can create it and no one should take it, irrespective of whether our system is a failure or not

Lets give ourselves to deep thinking.

Well said Gamechange!
like I said earlier change begins with each and every one of us,
we can not blame the legal system for being ineffective,when we ourselves have done nothing to uphold/strengthen it.
we accuse people of armed robbery, but we deny them the right to a fair trial,then murder them, is that right?
it sickens me that people are actually supporting cold blooded murder,so as to curb armed robbery, why must we always "burn the house to roast the pig"?


[quote author=Mad_Max link=topic=276106.msg3956097#msg3956097 date=1243810256]One understands why anyone who's fallen victim or lost someone to robber's bullets would want them to burn burn burn. But the poeple who rush to set someone ablaze don't pretend they're interested in combating crime. It;s all about the thrill. How many armed robbers do unarmed Nigerians catch and burn? The jungle justice victims are usually unarmed, and are attacked and burned when someone shouts thief! No fact-finding is done to determine his guilt or innocence. Look at the earlier post about the guy who was simply buying a refill card and wanted his change. He was almost murdered, with no one asking him a thing; his guilt taken for granted. We all heard about the eleven year old boy burned to death in Lagos by a mob. I heard of a woman, a teacher, who was burned to death over a false alarm, the false alarm evident after she'd been burned to cinders. No fact finding; just grab and burn. They have no right to take people;s lives that way. It's beyond inhuman. No amount of guilty robbers burned can make up for one child or a single innocent human being burned alive. Perpertrators should be arrested and tried for murder. Let them prove how they knew the person they murdered was guilty, in court.[/quote]well said Mad_Max,
now all of y'all that support "JJ" tell me how do you determine who's guilty or not?
even in some cases where the people are guilty of robbery or theft, the item(s) stolen do not warrant them being executed (in fact no material is worth a human life)

careytommy:
its easy or some of you in western nations to condemn such acts. it is he that wears the shoe that knows where it pinches.

that is so untrue, I live in naija, and i strongly condemn "jungle justice".

hmmn. . .
. . .this thread looks familiar. . .
. . . now i remember there was a thread like this last year, when the mancs beat the b'lose last year, when a b'lose supporter ran into a crowd of mancs.

nothing Barca were just better

mukina2:
Chamakh

@post
I'm surprised by your thread.
when the rest of the civilized world are talking about abolishing the death penalty,you're talking about lobbying the Govt to introduce the death penalty?
shame on you.

for crying out loud, the boy's only 14!!!

the old man outta be locked away for a while.

kokoye:
That is true, but in the example i clearly stated, what if the person already has his hands on your neck and is chocking you? , or better still, what if the person has a gun??

Simply put, what if the person is out to kill you??

I will subdue,
IF I can not subdue,then I will kill as a last resort.

jungle justice is different, they are killing people that they have subdued.
for crying out loud it's not like the suspects in the video were killed in combat,they were killed after they were over powered, which in my book is murder.

BlueDiva:
@Gaynners,
Any organization usually refers to the last 5yrs to analyze performance.
If you're in mgt, u'd know that.

2008 was our trophyless year in the last 5yrs. Wasn't referring to our history.
Arses have failed woefully in the last 5yrs, even Pool did better.
That shows that the club is retrogressing.

aunty diva diver
na only 5 years you fit take do reference out of over 100 years?
typical of a b'lose scummie

pek:
this simply shows you dont know jack about football or you didnt watch the match. arsenal played the greater part of the match with a man down and they were leading until the 76th min. i wonder what it would av been if it were 11-11

you tell the manc scummies.

their performance was the worst against barca by an english side in the last 4 years shame on em

hackney:
Jungle justice is the reason why all those people you see toiling are not robbers yet

Another place with good policing,then maybe but stop J.J. in Nigeria? are you a thief?

now that was way immature, but I'll let it slide.



tell me which is more serious crime,armed robbery or murder?
now if we execute people for robbery, what should we do to the murderers?
cos all the people carrying out jungle justice are murderers.

I'm ashamed that my "some of my fellow nairalanders" think it's okay to burn a man to death  
whatever a man has done no man deverves to die like that, we don't even kill animals like that,then why should we do such to fellow homosapiens?

well the law states that "the force you use in defending yourself should not exceed the force applied by the assailant" (or something like that) so you are not allowed to shoot someone coming @ you with a baseball bat. like they say the law is an ass

prison break season 5

. . .wait o! bros Itohan123 the same girl you gave money to get a piercing?

@khayne
y'all better beat the mancs, save us from the noise they'll make if they win, we still dey hear about the treble 10 years after,if they win the quad,we'll hear about it for an eternity.

remember two wrongs don't make it right.

I will defend myself,but only within the limits of self defence.

mukina2:
Nna . . .sup gunners who wants to join me in a game of shooting poofs

i'll soo support Barca today and i hope cat Hleb scores a goal . ohh and off course My yaya

I got your back.
Barca'll take the mancs to the cleaners.
_{(thanks for the poll thingy,was still pissed when i put the 1st 1,but i like yours better)}