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Na Africans both sides come dey use catch cruise. E nor suppose better for our leaders normally...

Yorubas have too many kings/chiefs. And many of them are on selfish interests. No development or empowerment through them, just empty encomiums and exaggerations from their subjects (they still see as slaves)..

These two chiefs (alaffin and olubadan) are playing childish games while real, serious issues are neglected...

You want to joke with hunger, oya come and joke lemme see ...

Toothless dogs for real...

You know, the topic really got me laughing my ass out😂! Wahala too much, Some Nigerians (like the OP and the Mod that quickly pushed it to the front page) have PhD when it comes to observations and permutations, FBI got nothing on them lol..

Yes na, as una president change national anthem nko? Till tumolo morning, I have still not and will not master that shi, the first and 2nd anthem is okay for me...

I don't know about you but pharmacy in my area only say that when they don't want to sell illicit drugs (tramadol, codeine, Spanish fly,etc) to you. Most of them have it but only afraid you might rat them out, hence, they only sell to loyal customers. But as for normal medicine-(mericine), they always have it (like I said, in my area)..

PS. Any area where common medicines like paracetamol, panadol, vitamin C, gold cycle😈, etc, are always scarce in pharmacy, then such place is a poor area. In fact, what they have is chemist, not pharmacy...

JobAndVacancies:
Puttinbutt one day them go waste you

Aswear, him, helinus and other APCheat paid thugs online. We nor dey hear from mannavulturesgrills again, I sincerely hope he's doing badly wherever he is, or better still, him don join him darling daddy for hell...

I had an argument with a friend over this new tax law weeks ago, where he said there will be protest if BAT and his cohorts don't rescind their decision on the law..

The truth is, the APCHEAT government has weakened Nigerians to the point where they don't even have strength to protest on anything anymore, no matter how bad..

2027, BAT and his cohorts will carefully rig the election and nothing, absolutely nothing will happen...

Y'all up there should stop seeing men as the victims while trying to blame women every damn time. Women this women that! You lots will even blame women when you can't get an erection! Most men feel/think we're wiser but in reality, women are, and who's to blame really? For example, women are never stupid enough to spend foolishly on men they just met, but (foolish) men do this a lot, some even go as far as insisting. You want to have sex with a woman and you go about buying/taking all manner of energy drinks (even drugs and shi) just to impress her, even when she didn't ask you to go through all that stress, then you turn around and shift blame, what rubbïsh! In fact, men are beginning to complain too much about women while shifting blame also, in this generation..

That is, if you decide to be föôlish be it without accusing or shifting blame..

As for me, I have sworn never to do anything against myself just to please someone, let alone women. If I do 20mins ontop and e nor do you, abeg try again another time, nor be food. I don't smoke and I drink occasionally in moderation, nothing/no one can force/pressure me to do otherwise (against myself)...

Dracula abi werewolf which one..?

I knew it! The moment I saw his name as a non Muslim, I knew at once what his fate would be..

Normally, e supposed to better for Buhari, BAT and their cohorts...

So, na dah one make you depress🙄? You dey fück up but smile..

OP, gimme some minutes, I'm having dinner now. I shall be coming to share my story in few minutes..

Your story is prolly same with the one a lady uploaded yesterday..

Let your brother make his decisions, na only him know wetin him eye see for the sham of a marriage..

Las las, this generation of wokeism, ITK from women, with men allowing women to define who a "real man/intentional man" is will spell nothing but marital doom with everyone feeling the effect...

Dogalmighty17:
Of all things to have in 2026, please have sense first. E get why. My friends wife did the same thing. He slept outside in the car till morning. When she opened the gate, he went inside quietly took his bath, gathered a few clothes and left for work.

At close of work, dude switched off his phone and checked into a hotel. Wife waited till late in the night. No sight of him. Morning came nothing. All his numbers were off. She called his people and colleagues no one has seen him. She called some of us his friends, we had no idea where he was.

5 days later still no sign of him. Madam was going mad. She was driving round town checking hospitals and hotels for him. She crying sotey her eyes swell up. On the 8th day or so my guy put on his phone and called us to where he was. He still didn't call the wife. We had to plead with him to allow us call her. When she was informed we had seen her husband, see the speed she used to drive and come.

As soon as she saw him, she just lay down flat and began rolling on the floor begging him not to do that to her again. My guy just lock up ignoring her. After plenty begging he agreed to return home that night.

Since then she has never tried anything like locking him out again. Dem no dey handle woman with soft hands. Brutality is the only thing they understand.

And don't be surprised that that woman might have lost a very big part of that man already...

Hmmmmm2024:
Please also add the exceptions so that you don't mislead those who believe everything they see on the Internet.

Exceptions :

1. In most countries, including Nigeria, simply insulting another person is not a criminal offense and police cannot arrest someone for it. However, there are important exceptions: if the insult crosses into defamation, provocation that leads to a breach of peace, hate speech, threats, or obscenity in public, then it can become an arrestable offense.

2. Police may use force only when necessary and proportionate, such as:

A. Self-Defense
- If a suspect or another person attacks the officer, they may use reasonable force to protect themselves.

B. Defense of Others
- Police can use force to protect civilians or colleagues from harm.

C. Preventing Crime
- Reasonable force may be used to stop a crime in progress (e.g., armed robbery, assault).

D. Effecting a Lawful Arrest
- If a suspect resists arrest or tries to escape, police may use proportionate force to restrain them.
- Example: Holding someone down to handcuff them — but not beating them after arrest.

E. Maintaining Public Order
- During riots or violent protests, police may use controlled force (e.g., shields, batons, tear gas) to restore peace.
- Even then, force must be the minimum necessary.

3. Number three is very correct. Let me add the following:

- In some jurisdictions, special laws allow broader powers for police or security agencies to access devices without a warrant in urgent national security cases relating to terrorism investigation.

- Cybercrime Investigations
- Nigeria’s Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act 2015 allows law enforcement to access electronic devices if they suspect cybercrime activity, sometimes without prior warrant if delay would compromise evidence.

4. Here are some exceptions to number four- For grave crimes like armed robbery, terrorism, treason, or murder, police often seek remand orders to hold suspects longer while gathering evidence.

- Under special laws (e.g., Terrorism Prevention Act, Emergency Powers Act), suspects may be detained longer without immediate charge if linked to national security threats.

- If police convince a court that more time is needed to complete investigation (e.g., cybercrime, financial fraud), the court may grant extended detention.

5. Number five is very correct.

6. You’re right: police cannot force you to sign a statement. It must be voluntary, without threats, pressure, or intimidation. But there are exceptions where police may lawfully take or rely on a statement, even if you don’t sign one:

A. - If you refuse to sign but the statement was voluntarily given, police can still tender it in court.
- Courts look at whether the statement was made freely, not whether it was signed.


B. Confession in Open Court
- If you admit guilt or make a confession directly before a judge, it is valid even without a written or signed statement.

C. Statements Recorded by Police
- Police may record your oral statement (audio or video). If it is voluntary, it can be admissible even without your signature.

D. Statements by Counsel
- If your lawyer writes or endorses a statement on your behalf, it is valid without you signing it personally.

E. Special Circumstances (Evidence Act Section 29)
- A confession is admissible if it is shown to be voluntary.
- If there is evidence of threats, inducement, or oppression, the court will reject it.
- But if the prosecution proves voluntariness, the statement can be used even if you refused to sign.

F. Statements Under Special Laws
- In terrorism or cybercrime investigations, statements may be recorded electronically and admitted without signature, provided they are voluntary.

7. There are limited exceptions where police may arrest without immediately stating the reason:


A. National Security / Terrorism Cases
- Under special laws (e.g., Terrorism Prevention Act), police or security agencies may arrest suspects linked to terrorism or national security threats without immediately disclosing details, to avoid compromising investigations.

B. Preventing Immediate Crime
- If police witness a crime in progress (e.g., armed robbery, assault), they may arrest first to stop the act, and explain the reason afterward.

C. Obstruction or Resistance
- If a suspect is violent, fleeing, or obstructing officers, police may restrain and arrest quickly, then state the reason once the situation is under control.

D. Warrant Execution
- When executing a valid arrest warrant, police may arrest without explaining the underlying offence immediately, though they must eventually show the warrant and state the charge.

E. Exigent Circumstances
- In urgent situations where delay could endanger lives or allow escape, police may arrest first and clarify the reason later.

F. Military or Emergency Powers
- During declared states of emergency or under military/security operations, police may detain suspects without immediate explanation, though constitutional safeguards still require eventual disclosure.

8. A male officer can search A woman.

A. Urgent Security Threat
- If there is an immediate risk (e.g., the woman is suspected of carrying a weapon, explosives, or contraband), a male officer may search to prevent harm.
- The search must be limited to what is necessary to neutralize the threat.

B. No Female Officer Available
- In rural areas or emergencies where no female officer is present, a male officer may conduct the search.
- It must be done respectfully, ideally in the presence of another woman (civilian witness) or under supervision.

C. Consent
- If the woman voluntarily consents to be searched by a male officer, it may be lawful.
- Consent must be free, not coerced.

D. Medical or Specialized Search
- If the search involves medical examination or body cavity inspection, it must be done by a qualified medical professional, not necessarily a policewoman.
- Courts often require this to protect health and dignity.

E. National Security / Terrorism Cases
- Special laws may allow immediate search by any officer if delay could compromise national security.
- Even then, the principle of dignity must be respected.

Number 9 and 10 are very correct

You didn't write much about number one, please elucidate on it if you don't mind, thanks...

I can see some are still very angry over the comparison between Burkina Faso's special forces and Nigeria's, lol..

Dear OP, so it had to take you this long to prepare all this with heavy dictions as per previous debate .?

Well, nice grammatical expression in lexicons ...

Learn manual instead of automatic, it is more preferably useful...

Fake imagery is very common online than anywhere else, with the most claiming what they're not. Bring back the old days when there was no social media of any sort, where everything ranging from family, friendship, love, etc was genuine...

always247:
what pained me is that the one of jeff bezon is ugly

My brother, Jeff Bezos married the ugliest woman (now his ex) in the world. Baba get very poor taste I tell you...

Garri and oil beans ...

olarent:
You as well did not do well justice, you don't rebuke wrong with wrong ur own tone is rude as well.

You're not different from the person I mentioned initially, as you both justify my first paragraph..

So because I didn't not reply the way you wanted, I'm rude? Jokes on you man...

OKOATA:
I can see you are still a kid from your comment. Go back to sleep boy.

See how you stoop so low just to fight dirty, simply because you both are having contrary opinions on the topic. You lots should desist from this habit of resulting to throwing tantrums when others refused the food you're trying to sell, your favorite food is swallow does not mean it should be same for everybody..

Now, sentiment aside, from you both comments so far, who is really "still a kid" between you two..?

Justiceleague1:
What are you doing now?
Alaye,what are you doing now?

You have no right to question me. You didn't see me talking trash about an ibo personality, owerri or any other place in the east...

Politicians are seriously playing with the citizens and it's quite painful ! Especially when you've left the country to witness life abroad ! They're seriously méssing with the masses .!!

None of these old men deserve my respect, I mean the likes OBJ, GMB, BAT, AA, IBB, to mention but a few. Men that are supposed to be in jail for changing and chaining many Nigerian destinies from bad to worse. They are the reason why I understood long ago that karma is nonsense and only affects poorman, still not surprised because poor man is always a victim of anything..

Shout out to Umaru Musa Yaradua of blessed a memory, baba had great vision for the country but was cut short by the evil ones who have sworn to never see Nigeria succeed for good...