@talk2veee Are men still this stupid in 2026? Asking a foolish question, don't leave her jare, wait until she pour hot water or acid on your head, senseless man, sorry boy.
It is idiotic @ndlea_nigeria wake up, put on uniforms, march into farms, and set economically viable crops worth millions of dollars ablaze while your country is drowning in multidimensional poverty.
Stop destroying cannabis farms. Stop wasting enormous economic opportunities in the name of a failed and outdated policy.
Legalize and properly regulate cannabis. Invest in research, harness its legitimate medicinal and industrial potential, create jobs, generate revenue, and build an industry Nigerians can benefit from.
You cannot burn your way out of poverty, foolish people!
I listened to the directives of the Inspector General of Police, Tunji Disu, who directed police officers to shoot on sight anyone found in illegal possession of arms, and suddenly, I remembered the case of Inspector Olaiya.
If you are a Police officer, this case is for you, so read properly.
On the early morning of March 23, 2011, a violent political clash erupted between supporters of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) over allegations of destroying campaign posters at Kota Junction, Omuo-Ekiti, Ekiti State.
To restore public order, a detachment of seven policemen, including Corporal Akinyede Olaiya and Corporal Ameh Richard, was deployed to the scene under the command of a Divisional Police Officer (DPO).
Upon arrival, the DPO fired warning shots into the air to disperse the rioting crowd, who were armed with bottles, cutlasses, and local weapons.
While seated at the back of the police patrol van, Corporal Olaiya discharged his assigned AK-47 rifle, firing two live rounds.
Unfortunately, one of the bullets travelled faster than wildlife in harmattan season and hit one person in the crowd called Kehinde Ayo Faluyi.
Instantly, Kehinde Faluyi died.
Corporal Olaiya and his co-accused were subsequently arrested, subjected to internal disciplinary procedures, and arraigned for murder.
On October 31, 2012, Corporal Akinyede Olaiya was formally arraigned before Justice Adesodun at the High Court of Ekiti State on a two-count charge of murder.
His argument was that he acted under imminent threat to his life and the lives of his team members.
He claimed the mob threw bottles and fired weapons at the police van.
Hence, the shots fired were to deter them from assaulting the police officers.
On the other side, the State argued that Olaiya fired directly into a vulnerable crowd without any direct provocation or proportionate threat.
The State relied on a crucial eyewitness, Mrs. Jaye Bamisile, whose statement clearly detailed seeing Olaiya aim and shoot into the crowd from the rear of the van.
The prosecution relied on this to establish that it was a clear case of murder.
The trial court listened to the arguments and convicted Olaiya of murder.
Why?
Because the court was satisfactorily convinced by the case of the prosecution.
It held that the use of live ammunition directly against a crowd was disproportionate and unjustified under the circumstances.
Olaiya was therefore sentenced to death by hanging.
Corporal Olaiya appealed his case all the way to the Supreme Court in an attempt to save his life.
At the Supreme Court, the Apex Court, through Justice Ejembi Eko, held that Olaiya was guilty of murder.
The court explained that an automatic rifle fired directly into a crowd carries the inherent knowledge that death is the logical consequence of such action.
The court ruled that since the act of shooting into the crowd had been proved, the legal requirement for intention, mens rea, was fully satisfied.
Hence, Olaiya's death sentence was affirmed.
The Supreme Court also warned security personnel that the uniform, badge, and firearms they carry are not an automatic ticket to take lives.
Once caution is thrown to the wind, such officers will pay dearly for it.
Today, that case is usually cited by lawyers anytime the need arises to remind police officers to apply caution while using their firearms.
It is usually cited as Akinyede Olaiya v. The State (2017) LPELR-43711(SC).
So, if you are a Police officer and you are reading this, I believe these few paragraphs are enough for the wise.
I am Ekene Aninze, Esq.
"Tinubu Not Perfect; Nigerians Should Give Him More Time Before Judging His Policies, Reforms" — Jide Kosoko
"If you are building a house, you cannot assess it and give it a pass mark until the building is completed,"
—Mr. Kosoko said.
Everything about Tinubu administration is evil and criminality.
It's strange that they always get Scott free and still have fools all over the place singing their praises.
There MUST be a coroner's inquest into the death of Mary Habila at the residence of Tinubu's Minister of Works, David Umahi
Given the mysterious manner of her death and unanswered questions about the circumstances of her presence at the Minister's home, it is in the interest of justice that all appropriate investigative and forensic procedures, including, where required by law, an autopsy and any other relevant inquiries, be completed before Mary Habila is buried.
Any attempt at hurried burial by her family must be resisted. Ms. Mary Habila died with blood flowing from her mouth, which suggests that her death is unnatural.
There have been several allegations of mysterious deaths surrounding Umahi, including those of 5 NELAN Engineers that remain unsolved to date.
Today, the EFCC invited Peter Akah (Randy Peter) and Mama Pee to its Abuja office for questioning. As responsible Nigerians, they honored the invitation.
As of now, they have not been released, and they have been unreachable.
EFCC, please do the needful.
If you see this, kindly repost aggressively. ✅
Found this on a friend's wall on Facebook.
"Back in secondary school, our English teacher made the mistake of choosing me, Judith to represent my house in an inter-school debate 🎤😂
The topic was:*“Which Is Better: Garri or Rice?”*
Immediately I heard that, I jumped up and shouted:
“Madam, my mama dey sell garri, I'm gonna win this debate”....😜
The whole class burst into laughter.
My opponent was one fine boy from another school, Emeka, to speak in favor of Rice 🍚✨
He adjusted his tie like he was defending PhD thesis and said:
“Rice is food of celebration 🎉
No wedding is complete without rice.
No birthday is successful without rice.
No Christmas is valid without rice.
Nobody says:
‘Come celebrate with us, we are serving soaked garri and groundnut.’”
Crowd laughed 😂😂
She continued:
“Rice has class 😌
Rice has packaging 💅
Rice has varieties:
Jollof, Fried, Coconut, Ofada, White Rice & Stew 🍛
Rice enters party with confidence.
Rice wears suit and tie 👔
Garri enters in rubber bowl.”
Audience screamed 😭🤣
Then she dropped final bomb 💣:
“Rice is for champions 🏆
Athletes eat rice.
Presidents eat rice.
Garri is what people eat when things are not moving well.”
Thunderous applause 👏🔥
Even my own classmates were clapping.
Traitors. 😒😂
Then it was my turn 😎
I adjusted my oversized school skirt and stepped forward like a warrior 🕺
“Good day honorable judges, respected audience, and my opponent speaking under the influence of jollof propaganda…” 🤣
“Today I stand to defend not just a food…
I stand to defend a LEGEND 💪A SURVIVOR 🫡
A SAVIOR OF HUMANITY 🙌
I stand to defend…GARRI!!!”......
Half the students shouted:
“YEEEEEE!!!” 😂🔥
I asked the judges:
“Do you have garri in your house?” 👀
They all laughed........
One judge nodded 😂.....
I shouted: “Exactly! Because Garri is the LAST HOPE OF MANKIND!”
When rice finishes — Garri is there 🫡
When salary never enter — Garri is there 💸
When mummy says “manage till month end” — Garri appears like superhero 🦸
Audience: “YEEEEEE!” 🤣
“Rice is for parties 🎉
Garri is for survival 🪖
Rice is occasional 📅
Garri is dependable 💯”
Then I turned to Emeka dramatically 😤👇
“Can rice save you in 30 seconds?!”
“When hunger strikes by 11:47pm 🌙
Can rice shout:
‘My son, I am ready!’?”
NO!
But Garri?
Add water 💧
Add sugar 🍬
Add groundnut 🥜
SALVATION HAS COME! 🙌🤣
Then I explained the meaning of GARRI 😭🔥
G – Giver of Energy ⚡
A – Attitude Changer 😤
R – Restorer of Hope 🙏
R – Reducer of Weakness 💪
I – Increaser of Agility 🏃
“Garri has many names:”
Student Power 📚
Life Support ❤️
Hunger Destrøyer 🍽️
Emergency Department 🚑
Federal Ministry of Survival 🏛️🤣
“Garri is loyal!”
Cornflakes came and left 🥣
Golden Morn disappointed 😭
Noodles became expensive 💸
But Garri remained faithful.
Faithful in dry season ☀️
Faithful in rainy season 🌧️
Faithful in suffering 😭
Then I delivered the final blow 💣🔥
“My opponent said nobody serves garri in party…”
I paused dramatically 😌
“THAT IS BECAUSE GARRI IS NOT A PARTY GUEST…”
Entire hall went silent 👀
Then I shouted:
“GARRI IS FAMILY!!!” 🏠🤣🔥
Hall exploded 😂😂😂
I pointed at Emeka one last time:
“Rice is for enjoyment…
GARRI IS FOR EMERGENCY AND ENJOYMENT!”
Rice needs firewood 🔥
Rice needs gas ⛽
Rice needs pot 🍲
Rice needs time ⏳
But u see Garri?Just bring cup and water…WE MOVE! 🚶♂️💨🤣
I hope with this very few points of mine, I have been able to convince you that Gaari is far far better than Rice.
Thank you. 🎤
ABEG WHO WIN 🤣🤣🤷...???????????"
@Ariremako8181@therealFadaca Your father should've just crossed to the other side of the street to buy ordinary N50 condom, we can all see the result of his carelessness now, chai.
LAWLESS AND SATANIC EXTORTION..PONZY GAMERS
ONYINYE SATAN ...GIFT WITH RIGHT HAND AND STEAL MORE WITH LEFT HAND
They announced reduction of duties on Tokunbo Vehicles to 5% ..and many clapped for them
Oya, see below the breakdown of other hidden levies, taxes and charges they never removed ...Ndi ori ...ndi aka na akpa
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New import regulations for used vehicles in Nigeria:
1. Import duty: 5%
2. National Automotive Council levy: 15%
3. Value-added tax (VAT): 7.5%
4. Port surcharge: 7%
5. FOB valuation charge: 4%
6. ETL tax: 1%
7. CISS fee: 1%
8. 2% green tax applicable to vehicles with engines under 1.5T displacement
9.Other payable costs include customs value assessment adjustment, destination port handling fees of USD 15 per cubic meter, customs clearance agency fees, document fees and various miscellaneous charges.
LET ME ADD UP THIS FEES AND SUMMARISE IT UP PRACTICALLY FOR YOU WITH AN EXAMPLE
For a refigerated truck valued CIF at $40,880.00/N57,518,160.00, below is what these hoodlums will extort from us;
40,880 USD/ × 42.5% + 15 USD per CBM × 68 CBM + 400 USD, plus a 2,000 USD gratuity for the customs clearance agent.
The total estimated expense is roughly 20,794 USD, exclusive of all document fees and other miscellaneous charges.
In short, the port and clearance costs will be no less than over USD21, 000 .00/N29,547,000.00 with paperwork fees charged separately.
HOW CAN ONE BE EXTORTED N29.5MILLION FOR BRINGING IN URGENT AND NEEDED PRODUCTION AIDING MACHINERY PURCHASED AND SHIPPED INTO NIGERIA AT A CIF COST OF N57.5MILLION.
THE UGLY IMPLICATIONS....
In a country, where transport and freight cost is 3 times higher than the African average...
In a country that require average demand of 700,000 Vehicles annually, and with total domestic supply [ PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF ALL VEHICLE ASSEMBLY PLANTS IN NIGERIA] at 14,000 vehicles [ 2%] , its madness to keep extorting from the people with this high levies ...
NIGERIA TODAY NEEDS 25,000 REFIGERATED TRUCKS TO MOVE F0OD COMMODITIES ACROSS THE LAND AND TO HELP US REDUCE SOME OF THE POST HARVEST LOSSES [ CURRENTLY ESTIMATED AT N3.2TRILLION ANNUALLY] , BY FOOD PRODUCERS ....
THIS APC GOVERNMENT IS Deliberately acting like PLAGUES...REAL CANKERWORMS ... ONYINYE MAMIWATER... HOW ON EARTH WILL YOU PLACE HUGE TERRIFS, TAXES AND AL MANNER OF LEVIES ON A KEY FACTOR OF PRODUCTION/ MEANS OF TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT , THAT YOU CANNOT PRODUCE DOMESTICALLY?
LET THE DATA BOYS COME AND DEFEND AND SPIN THIS ONE ...I AM WAITING