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@OP

its either you are a lier or you re just stúpid---but who knows, you might just be a stúpid lier

yes sir, you are silly!

cant believe this is actually a thread!

@Op

Make the world a better place, leave the gene pool, our children will thank you for it

Ethical and religious issues asides, its about the smartest decision anyone could ever make.

She'd lose the damn thing at one point or the other anyways, someone might as well pay her 200,000 to do so!

boy!, thts a lot of cash!, and she probably enjoyed the sex too---win win!

i love this dude---he's got a nice touch of humor, sarcasm and wits---and nope, I aint gay, plus i hate i-bos too!

JeromeK:
No irony, no pun intended. I'd like to think it wasn't done maliciously, or even in jest, but its very poor editing at best.

rotflmao!

sometimes, you think some women are just dumb by default!

I find it impossibly true that some dumb guys around here keep advising the poster to go out and grab some! Since when does two wrongs make a right?

@Poster;

Talk to your wife, it could be that she's having some sort of stress. If you tried anything short of "ironing stuffs out with your wife", then be ready to kiss the marriage goodbye!

If you are charging 100 bucks, then simple grammar rules demand that you don't call it "Free"!


That said, i think its a bit silly of the Poster to tag an organization "useless" cos it plans to make calls available at lower tariff to the populace.

what?, would you rather have everything that comes your way totally without charge?

^^?

Clowns!. . . No one is thinking straight. . .we are about to celebrate 50 years of stagnancy, poorly constructed roads, as well as consistent and neglected civil unrest, but guess what?. . .we'd be making the biggest cake in the world to celebrate such feat!

I wonder what the Muslim community will have to say on this

The International Criminal Police Organization [INTERPOL] has asked the National Central Bureau (NCB) in Lagos, for relevant information concerning the marriage of Ahmed Yerima, the former Zamfara State governor to an Egyptian minor.

The spokesperson of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Lambert Oparah, said INTERPOL, in a letter addressed to the commission, confirmed that it is taking over the case for further investigation. “The issue of Mr Yerima’s alleged child marriage has been transmitted to competent police directorate within the general secretariat of INTERPOL for appropriate follow up,” he said.

Mr Yerima faces investigation over his marriage to an under-aged girl from Egypt, contrary to sections 21, 22 and 23 of the Child Rights Act 2003, and this has led to his been quizzed by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). A preliminary investigation report conducted by the agency also revealed that Mr Yerima was guilty and should be prosecuted by the office of the attorney general. The report, which was submitted to the office of the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Bello Adoke, in June, detailed a number of steps taken by the controversial former state governor in a bid to evade legal scrutiny over the marriage.

Contempt of law

Mr Yerima, according to NAPTIP, was fully aware that the Egyptian law prevents union with minors as well as marriage between persons with more than 25 years age difference. Hence, he moved the venue of the marriage ceremony to Nigeria, where the enforcement of child rights regulation is seemingly lax. The father of the minor, Saleh Mohammed Eladly, who was paid a $100,000 dowry given to him by the Nigerian senator, was also accused of disguising his status to procure a visa into Nigeria for the marriage. “The senator not only held our law with disdain, but encouraged foreigners to break same,” the NAPTIP report says.

On March 15, 2010, Mr Elady bundled his 14-year-old daughter onto an Egypt Air, Flight MS 877, en route Abuja. On board the flight were his 32 guests. Mr Yerima, according to NAPTIP, sponsored the flight. On the 17th of March, 2010, barely two months after her 14th birthday, Marim was dressed up for the marriage. Her groom, the 49-year-old father of 26 children, later wedded her according to Islamic jurisprudence in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. The marriage was conducted at the Abuja Central Mosque by the Chief Imam of the mosque, in the presence of Mr. Yerima’s guardian, Moktar Ahmed Anka, and the bride’s guardian, Maged Saleh Mohammed.


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5600257-146/interpol_investigates_yerima_marriage__.csp

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bloody ídiots!!

Rooneyboy:
An i.d.i.o.t called violet is seeking for notice and we r noticing him. @ violet, if that is the best thing u can contribute fine and good for u, it only goes to show your level of education ,  U r a disgrace .

yer right. . .and this shows the level of your own education?

oweniwe:
violent, you are a big olodo rabata. When did akwa ibom/ibibio/south south become igbo/south east? E be like say u get fish brain.Abeg no mind the violent bush boy

who cares?,  . . they re all sons of the same granddad!

I wish someone threw a punch!

tolutara:
Were u forced to use drugs?, abeg Waka  commot for my tread

classic line!, well delivered

Next they'd move to claim Aso Rock!

see me see trouble o!

Nigerians who have been unsuccessful producing a good leader in decades past, think they have the right feel on who and who is not fit to rule Haiti!

shior!

interesting

^^

tht sounds lame!. . .

@OP

Do us all a favor, get yo áss off the internet. . . preferably the gene pool!

looks like a lot of slapping is going on in here!

Scrap the damn Nigerian Police----its high time we returned to the good ol vigilantes!

and the mob that got arrested got what they deserve,-----me wonders why setting just a single police officer ablaze was so difficult!

None of this makes any sense!

Shouldn't they be worried about tracking and finding kidnappers first? , . . .now i see more dead bodies on the streets in the near future with more police officers screaming "don't waste bullets"!

@Haboosa:

thanx for blessing us with so much space!

mrinfo:
Is the new party not an action in futility? Soyinka may have made his name in Nigeria but he definitely can't achieve anything with his new party. hE is one of the reasons we are nowhere. All these same old men claiming to save the nation. They have been here all along and to me are the same.

is there a reason in particular that you ve made such statements---or do you just like hearing the sound of your own voice?

where exactly has he said in a statement that he might be contesting for a political office?---have you had time to reflect on the possibility of this party giving the best of the best amongst the youth a platform to contribute greatly towards the development of the nation?

the dude is old and comfortable,  he's one of the most respected man in the world today, he's got nothing to lose if he chose to sit down and watch the country run aground, but guess what?. . .before noon tomoro, folks like you will come back here screaming the hell about how ineffective the government is!---all peeps like you do is talk and talk---damn empty heads

an old man, with few years left on his life is fighting for a better Nigeria, and all you do is come barking about the possible futility of his efforts---you ought to cover your face in shame!

Is this not the guy that started cults in our universities?
He and his friends are still part of Seadogs fratenity or whatever.
Maybe na dat kind political party he wan start.

If Nairaland is actually a microcosm of the Nigerian state----then it will be foolish for anyone to think the future is looking good!


It gets past annoying to amazing the way folks around think like they never had the smallest chance to even the slightest reasonable thoughts.

@Becomerich:

I wonder what meeting you in person will feel like. . . .i wouldn't trade that for all the cinemas in this world!