₦airaland Forum

Rapzino:
mehn i dey chop yam pottage. Walahi i just put my radio for fridge, i wan listen to some cool music.

Lol.. Na you sure pass nau

Rapzino:
lol, i'm fine o my brother, i been dey see you around in ghost mode

Abi.. No shii nah, how e dey be you ?

That immature kid

Wow.. That police woman deserves an award .

mxxpunkxx1:
for ur mind

She try shaa

Lol.. The pishures are just hilarious

Otuocha!

The dude can't even spell mereyside red correctly

This is good

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Quit wanking!

Who doesn't know all these

Rapzino:
girls love to do that to the poor guy, he's a chronic womanizer.

Guy, how far nah? I no dey see your brake light again.

Linkin Park - until it's gone

Logicalmindy:
More like, you've a crush on him but he sounds/acts like gay.

naijaboiy:
Enjoying this



*runs off to order more weed*

Place an order for me too. You should know my dealer

destante:
you are so homophobic that I am beginning to suspect you

*runs away

We'll settle this later

What the deuce??

Nigga, are you phucking Gay

naijaboiy:
the police cannot prosecute the offender because it is not a crime under the criminal code.
The only thing that can happen is for the woman to either sue her husband in a customary court or file for divorce...

Are you also a legal luminary?

Okay, but they're still a law enforcement agency or are you saying their duty is limited to the criminal law alone

Nah, I just seem to have a lil grasp of the legal system

naijaboiy:
This is Bad!

Well actually the police cannot do anything about the case because it's not seen as a crime in the criminal code if a man impregnates someone...

This issue has more to do with morality in our society than the law...

So it's wrong that the woman paid such an amount.

The situation right here is actually repugnant to natural justice, good conscience and equity under customary law depending on the jurisdiction though. Though I don't think there's any customary law that wouldn't cover this

So if taken to a customary court, this actually is a case

So I don't see why the police couldn't do anything