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bjhaid:
yea, its sad that the same man fela called animal then is ruling us now.

bjhaid:
wetin unite for united nations

Quakertellicus1:
1.No UK or US citizens were involved in the case

2.Indonesia does sentence Western citizens....see the Lindsay Sandiford case...

Oche211:
FFK is trying to remain relevant in the Nigeria political space bt the truth is, he is not.
Note: there's a good wailer below me. If u could, pls help her.

Nusaf:
I just hope u will repeat this statement when a northern Muslim is involved in a criminal activity.

hustler86:
Say no to #ChildAbuse, for the tribalistic minded folks, this act is peculiar to all tribes so let's stop it instead of playing the blame game.

Agunna1:
Lawyers Please Help A Depressed Soul: What Does The Law Say?


I am a known and regular commenter on Nairaland, I created this account just for this.
Hear my story.

My dad died few years ago and in my house we are all girls. My dad has a boy (now a married man) whom he gave birth to when he was very young out of wedlock from another woman before marrying my mum. Meanwhile the boy grew up in our house, we didn't even know he wasn't our blood brother until I finished secondary school, to show you how tight the relationship was. Before my dad died from his sickness, the boy started acting up, giving people the impression that there is trouble in the family because he is from another woman, even during my dad's burial, well that's a story for another day.

My dad has only one house, 2 - 3 bedroom semi-detached flats. We are staying in one of the flats even before my dad died. Now, as my mum traveled and came back, the boy has padlocked the flat we are staying and rented the other flat to an unknown tenant.

Traditionally, they say women do not have a share in the property of a man. This traditional law does it include my mum who has been staying in that house with her husband before his death? Now, does it mean my mum and my remaining single sister ( we are all married except her) are not going to enter the house in which we have been staying over the years? Does he want my mum to stay in the bush or what? Please, what does the Law say about this type of issue? What does the Igbo traditional law and the English law say about this?

My mum never wanted to make any form of trouble initially but I think this is the height of the whole thing, and we are now ready to go to any length he wants us to go to.

Please Lawyers do you advise my mum to go to court? If the case is in the Law court, are they going to seal off the house knowing fully well that is where my mum stays?

Mods, please help move to front page. We need urgent advice asap. Interested lawyers should please contact me.

kidman96:
UNA NEVER STILL COMMIT SUICIDE? CALL ALL THE NAMES YOU LIKE,HE IS STILL THE PRESIDENT... IF YOU LIKE GIVE YOURSELVES HYPERTENSION...

tonyaks:
Phyno ft Olamide (fada fada instrumental)

obembet:
Google or oracle can not even answer this question but l recommend Lai Mohammed. pls ask him