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Kobojunkie:I would say you are economical with the truth here ( I did not say you are lying). I am sure you were a Christian first before he proved to you that he is. That's the way it works for over 90% of religionists. You are born into a particular religion and then later become more convinced of that religion as you mature. Very few change religion or become irreligious as they become more descerning, and I doubt you are one of them that changed religion. |
Abagworo:50% of his wealth in Nigeria? Even in the US the woman does not get 50% of the man's wealth in a divorce. It depends on numerous factors like her contribution to the man's wealthy and their respective worth prior to the marriage. |
Biglittlelois:That's because it is only in Nigeria that the whole family is involved in a man's success. In Nigeria and indeed black Africans where there is poverty and absolutely no social security net. The whole family (and sometimes village) contributes to the education or business of one brother. Does it now make sense for the same brother to abandon his whole family because he married an "okpeke"? Should be not also give back to his family that help make him? Meanwhile the wife will be sponsoring her own family with the husband's money no caring about the husband's family. Is that not the height of wickedness and selfishness? |
Noshitboi:Exactly. It not only arrest we want to hear. We would like to also hear prosecution in a court of law and punishment. After the "arrest" the suspect would be released or "bailed" by those who sent them, and that is the last we will hear of it. |
Phraences:Exactly. Buy you will agree with me that people and societies that achieved progress, success, promotion, anointing of ease and health did not do so by midnight prayer and fasting. It was predicated on education, hard work, justice and peace. |
Iyaebe:So if you don't ask for worldly things like good health, wealth and fortune, what then do you ask for in your daily midnight prayers? If God knows what's best for you and he grants you whatever he feels is good for you, what then is the essence of your midnight prayers? Since as you said, it cannot change the plan God already has for you. |
Iyaebe:See consolation. If you are not worldly and your major concern is the life after this life, then what is your daily midnight prayers all about - for God to take you into the afterlife quickly? My sister, spend the time you are wasting on midnight prayers praying for "worldly things" to improve yourself - improve your health, mind and wealth. Learn new skills, get new certificates or degrees, exercise your body. In 5 years you will be much better than where you are today. |
Iyaebe:If midnight prayers work, you must be the most successful person in the country, at least in your locality. |
seyicodes:Billions fell for the MMM scam. Billions of people have fallen for money doubling scams and billions more will continue to fall. It's the right promises - extraordinary promises, right packaging and right marketing. |
None is more potent than the other as both are useless. As the saying goes "Two hands working can do more than a thousand clasped in prayer." Too much fasting and midnight prayers may even be harmful to the physical and metal wellbeing of a person. Imagine telling someone that is sick or have some medical condition like ulcer to fast. Same thing with midnight prayers, not getting adequate sleep will make someone less functional and productive at work the next day, that is apart from the mental and psychological problems of sleep deprivation. The amount of time Nigerians waste in fasting and prayers, if we put it to use in actual work, learning and research, we would be the greatest nation on earth. |
Solatium:You cannot undertake construction job without an agreed quotation and payment terms, all signed. The Problem with you guys is that you always think you are at their Mercy,a rich man is not stupid,if he knows that you are well structured the chances of deliberately owing you for that long is very very slim,i have undertake jobs for cooperate entities and the longest they owe me is 2 weeks after delivery,the worse experience i had was with a state agency whose head held all contractor's money for over 3 months and that was the last job i undertook with them before i withdrew my services.Forget structure, rich and powerful men owes big and structured companies and there is little they can do except long and expensive legal tussles to get their monies. Rich men owe big and structured banks billions of naira and the banks beg to get their money. AMCON was created for banks to recover loans that banks could otherwise not recover. I don't care who you are,i will not come to you seeking a favor neither will i look to get things through the backdoor.A former Group Managing Director of NNPC owed me for job done at his residence and his wife's office. What do you expect me to do? I asked someone he respects to beg him for me. It was the day he was taking his whole family to London on holidays he felt pity for me and paid me my N250,000 owed. Do you want me to tell you about a SAN (Senior Advocate of Nigeria) that owed me for 8 months. Now, I don't allow people to owe me. I must collect my money 100% before final delivery of any goods or services. This I state in all my contracts. If the clients don't accept it, then it's bye. I cannot go through the stress and humiliation of begging for my money again. |
Solatium:You above post betray your ignorance on how rich men conduct business. It seems you have never done business or you have never gone beyond petty business. I have over 20 years exoerience of running my own businesses, and I can tell you that from exoerience it is the very rich and wealthy that owes the most. In fact very wealthy and powerful people pay their workers very poor. If I tell you the calibre of people that owed me as little as N300,000 for up to a year before I got my money, you will not believe it. It was the main reason I had to close down my construction company I was running. If the OP thinks his rights have been bridge at a time or the other he should approach the rent tribunal,that won't cost a harm and legThis is not a civil case for a rent tribunal but a criminal case of illegal entry and burglary. Taking someone's property without permission or court order is theft. |
Solatium:The landlord acted within a reasonable sense - morally and emotionally. But legally he committed a crime. If he tried that with a rich or connected person, he could lose a lot more than the rent value. |
Daboomb:Such ignorance. It seems you have never been to court to witness a tenancy case between landlord and tenant. A landlord's notice of intention to recover his property is not a right to forcefully evict a tenant. It is as it fully describes, an intention to commence legal proceedings to recover his property. It is still the courts that would determine team recovery of your property. The length of the notice to commence recovery proceeding depends on the length of the tenancy according to the Lagos Tenancy Law passed in 2011. Unless the recovery of property is specifically stated in the tenancy agreement, the law applicable is the Lagos Tenancy Law. Even at that the landlord cannot evict the tenant without a valid court order. Educate yourself better here - https://laws.lawnigeria.com/2020/04/22/tenancy-law-of-lagos-state/
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drealcivilceno:I am sure you have never hired a lawyer and taken someone to court. If you have you will have a faint idea of how the judicial system works. Lagos tenancy law does not permit a landlord to forcefully break into a tenants house and remove or seize his property, no matter the rent owed. |
Solatium:So what? I have been owed for over one year in my course of budiness, I did not resort to violence. Property rentage is a business and should be treated as one. Are you also aware that the landlord must have gone to Court to secure a kangaroo judgement to have him evicted?That's your own excuse. The landlord denied entering the tenants apartment and insisted the tenants load was taken by his brother. it's all technicality bro,there is nothing he can do here,the landlord beat him to the gameThe landlord did not beat him to any game. The OP is probably too timid or too broke to take on the landlord. Any landlord that tries this with someone a stubborn tenant would pay a huge price. |
drealcivilceno:You can only try that shit with a face me I face you tenant. If you comot zinc (or aluminium sheets), door, window, etc of a duplex or flat in Lekki, V/I or even Ikeja, you will be faced with a criminal and multi million naira law suit. |
Solatium:The six months start counting from the day you acknowledge receipt of the quit notice and not from the day your rent expires. If the landlord had not giving him quit notice, then the six months has not started running. |
Iamolukorede:He should have charged him to court instead of breaking into his apartment. A landlord has no right to break into a tenants apartment even if the tenant is owing 8 years. Besides, the landlord can only sue to a civil court and not a criminal Court as owing is not a crime. Meanwhile the tenant can sue the landlord to a criminal Court, which involves bail money, surety and all. The landlord will pay through his nose if taken to court. You should be pleading with him or be sleeping in cell by now man, that you have lived with him for 8years doesn't mean a shit.Sleeping in cell for what offense exactly? Owing someone for service rendered? You people behave like Fulani business. You want special privileges given to people who engage in rent business, just like Fulani people want special privileges given to cow business ( free land). When customers owe for services or goods supplied, you take them to civil court to recover your money and not resort to self help or violence. |
blaise26abj:Most sensible post. Nigerian landlords are in the habit of waiting 2 years before commencing legal proceedings to eject defaulting tenants. The landlord should start eviction proceedings at most 6 months after default. And he should make sure he collects all rents owed before allowing the tenant to pack his things. The courts do not take kindly to tenants abscorning with landlord's rent. |
drealcivilceno:7 days quit notice is only applicable to monthly tenants. Tenants that pay yearly are entitled to 6 months notice. Oga go to police station.. And go and write.False and defeatest mindset. I have taken my landlord to court before and won even when the police were acting funny. I took the police itself to court about 4 months ago for illegally siezing my car (it was involved in an accident) and I won, and got my car back. |
helpee:A landlord tried that shit with me a while back because I was owing just one month (I offered half the yearly rent). Because he was a retired officer, he brought boys to forcefully eject me. I just went to the police station and made a report about illegal eviction and damaging of property. Same day I got a restraining order against the landlord. He bribed the police and the police started taking his side Then we started the legal battle. After 6 months of legal tussle, he had to start begging. At the end I ask for one year free of rent to cover the damages. He and his lawyer gladly signed. I left after 9 months. |
OnlineArchitect:What truth did you tell? A man was owing his tenant 8 month's rent and you are talking about morality and playing the victim. I hate jungle justice. |
ordovicianonly:From what I am reading here, it seems Nigerians don't deserve to live in a sane society. Even If the tenant owes a landlord for 8 years, the landlord has no right to resort to jungle justice to recover his debts. Property business just like other businesses has its risks, and being owed is one of the risks. The landlord could have gone to the courts to recover both his property and debts. I have been owed lots of money in my business. I did not break into my debtors house with thugs to seize his property |
OnlineArchitect:I am pained that you are a fellow architect but you are reasoning like a draughtsman. That you are owing a person does not permit you to resort to self service, that's jungle justice. The landlord would have gone to court to recover his property if he could not get hold of the tenant. What the landlord did was purely a crime. Go and report to the police, take a police approved photographer take photos of your property and any damage done by the landlord. Write a list of all your damaged and missing items (I hope you have receipts for most of them). Then get a lawyer and sue the landlord for theft and illegal eviction. Also get the lawyer to obtain a protective order to stop the landlord from harassing you for the duration of your tenancy as you are still a legal tenant. Don't forget to add emotional damage to your suit. |
Racoon:Governor Wike has many brothers. I have not heard any of his brother admit they are igbo by tribe. Maybe this one in South Africa has, I don't know. Here is another of Wike's brother talking about igbos as if they are a foreign tribe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eIANfvzo1g |
I think when God was creating the Nigerian he gave him more emotion than reasoning capacity or according to evolutionists the hypothalamus is more developed than the hippocampus. Simply put we are controlled by emotions rather than reason. mysticwarrior:Mr Bah is guilty of rape among other crimes because a jury of 12 (not sure of the exact number says so). The jury system is more robust than the judge system. If Mr. Bah had been able to convince just one juror of his innocence, he would have been considered innocent. As I said, I am not in a position to say whether the convicted actually commited crime or not, only God and Mr Bah himself can know that. What every other person can rely on is the court system. As the court has pronounced him guilty, guilty he is until the courts again find reason to rescind its decision. All other opinions are irrelevant. The US justice system is not perfect as it is operated by mortals, and humans are far from being infallible. Having said that, the US justice system is one of the most fair and robust in the world. Of course it makes mistakes from time to time, but it cannot compare to a country like Nigeria where most citizens in prison are innocent or awaiting trial for decades for minor misdemeanors. If You are truly concerned about injustice of jailing innocent people for decades for crimes they did not commit, you should fight the Nigerian justice system. Mr Bah had ample opportunity to defend himself before the conclusion of the trial. He could have reached out to Nigerians both in the US and Nigeria before judgement was passed. He had ample opportunity to appeal any part of the trial he found unfair to him getting justice. He could have even questioned or rejected any member of the jury. He and his lawyers should have done their homework before judgement was passed. Three years after a guilty verdict, he is now beginning to make a case of mistrial. He is in for a very difficult time indeed. Unless another person is found to have commited the crime or he can come up with a new incontrovertible evidence, I honestly don't see how he can prove his innocence. This is the basic fact 1stgenamerican and georgechidi are trying to pass. |
mysticwarrior:You don't see any reason why MMotimo should bring up the issue of temblor1 supporting indiscriminate fúcking of cousins but you support temblor1 asking about the virginity of a 13 year old rape victim Was she a virgin? Was there a tear in her anus to indicate forceful-first time sodomy?In the same northern Nigeria old men are allowed to get married to 13 year old girls. Try that in the US and you will be convicted for rape. In the same north, if you are found fùcking a girl/woman without marrying her, you will be lynched. The character of you guys purporting to support Mr Bah is suspect. The only people in fact helping him are 1stgenamerican and Georgechidi apart from chatinent, others are just tell bent on justifying their wayward tendencies while making thing more difficult for Mr Bah. They are preparing him from what he will face in order to convince anyone to look at his case. And if his appeal comes through, what he will face from the DA, prosecutors and the press will be 100 times worse. If he cannot convince doubters here of his innocence, I doubt he will the able to convince anyone in the U.S. |
creativeinventor:Ok the OP should behave like the alpha lion and roar at anyone that doubt his story. Take note that the charges are no longer accusations but convictions. So no one is accusing the OP. Let the OP continue to express himself, he has 3 life times to do it. If you thing expressing himself can get set him free, then continue to goad him to express himself aggressively to all that fail to believe his story, includung the press, lawyers, judge and the general public. You are sitting in the comfort of your living room screaminv" this shit is pissing me off". If you are incarcerated, even if it is in Nigerian prison not to talk of a prison in Georgia, for the rest of your life, you will suck both sick and ass of anyone who could help get you out. I think some of you deliberately want to sabotage the OP from any change of having his case looked at. |
temblor1:You might have personal conviction that Mr Bah didn't rape any individual, others have personal conviction that Mr Bah did rape the 13 year old minor. All these convictions don't mean shit. The only conviction that matters is that of the court, and the court has convicted. So, if you can't help the OP with your personal convictions then keep quiet instead of polluting the thread with stupid and irrelevant posts, and allow those that can help guide him. You have not made any suggestions that can help Mr Bah so far. |
temblor1:Yes, someone was convicted of her rape based on evidence including medical records. That she was raped is not in doubt. |
temblor1:No we are not. But I wonder how your mind wondered off to the virginity status of a 13 year old rape victim. |
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