Translator “ she wants to wind up the interview quick cuz her baby is crying”
Interviewer “ we had to cut the interview cuz she is afraid of her husband”
I’m officially engaged to a woman who is beautiful, reserved, educated, intelligent, brilliant, thoughtful, and, above all, conscious of Allah. Alhamdulillah.
Perfect example of “call the ambulance, but not for me.” 😂
The Von Flue choke is one of the most unpredictable submissions in MMA. You think you’ve got your opponent trapped in a choke, only to realize you’ve walked straight into one yourself.
One wrong move and the tables turn instantly.
ATTENTION!!!
Dear @officialEFCC
We are aware of the EFCC’s arraignment of Maryam Isah Shehu and Abubakar Shuraim Abdulhamad over allegations of cybercrime, false information, fabrication and alleged damage to the Commission’s reputation.
But Nigerians deserve to ask a fundamental question: is defending the EFCC’s reputation through criminal prosecution part of the Commission’s statutory mandate?
The EFCC was established primarily to investigate and prosecute economic and financial crimes. If a person publishes false information or fabricates an official document, and that conduct constitutes an offence under the Cybercrimes Act or another applicable law, then the appropriate legal process should undoubtedly take its course.
However, where the central complaint is defamation or damage to reputation, Nigerians need clarity on the appropriate legal and institutional avenue.
Defamation is traditionally addressed through the courts, and public institutions should not be able to use criminal proceedings simply because they feel criticised or embarrassed.
The bigger concern is the potential chilling effect on citizens, journalists, activists and social media users who raise questions about the conduct of government agencies.
If allegations made against the EFCC are false, the Commission has every right to seek redress through the law. But that process must be transparent, lawful and consistent with the limits of its statutory powers.
EFCC, Nigerians are asking for clarity: what specific criminal offence is being prosecuted in these cases, and how does prosecuting alleged attacks on the Commission’s reputation fall within your mandate?
Accountability must work both ways. Government agencies must be accountable to the people, while citizens must equally be accountable for knowingly spreading criminal falsehoods.
The courts should determine the facts not the power or reputation of the institution involved.
#AskQuestions
@6thStrand This stairway is not a good idea coz it encourages people crossing the highway anyhow. Many type of vehicles ply the road big or small fast or slow good or bad and for a road on the outside of the town drivers tend to drive in high speed
Heavy flooding carried away a man and his horse while people watched helplessly, unable to rescue them.
Though, it's seems the man later hold on to something but the horse is gone.