The Foundation is faulty already

And the Students voted him as their president the same way we vote in charlatans and cultists into power in Nigeria. Our electoral system needs serious reforms. Nigerians like to vote in people as long as say na their man irrespective of his character.

I have since bided good bye to voting in Nigeria. I cant be part of people that put in unserious politician to power. Until a sound and good leader comes up to contest for an election, then I will go and vote.

As long as the options available are same people, I doubt if I could still go and queue on a line to vote in charlatans.

na dem. dey bam, egede , lord, etc etc. very useless set of crminals

Dirkcoyt:
This is the worst way to be arrested

Once your name is searched on the internet then you pop up with black and red uniform like you’re the lead character for devil in a mount Zion film!!

I am telling you!The internet will never forget.

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shogsman:

Crap,so there are no cultists in other countries right.

Chief Cultist well done.

CyberEBOLA:
The issue is not just joining an occult, but being a member of an occult known to commit crime.

but we are releasing bokoharam members and tagging then repentant.
For the records Muslims have the potential to become radicalized and end up as terrorist but that does not mean we should lump all Muslims together and tag them as criminals.
Joining a cult group is an age long practice and as long as the individual members of the group operate within the confines of the law ,nobody should criminalise them.
We have the ogboni fraternity, the Illuminati, the buccaneers and so many other cult groups operating in the world and individuals and so many politician and big business people are all members. As long as you dont commit crimes in the name of belonging to a cult group you are good to go and you have done nothing wrong

MrNipplesLover:




that's one problem I have with some laws.


once anyone is redhandedly caught in cultism, robbery, kidnapping, killing, they should just be charged, and court should just order them to be killed instan.

Then that means almost everone will be arrested and sent to prison.

Christianity and Islam are cults.

The cult of Christianity.

The cult of Islam.

Amujale:
Out of these influential characters, who means more to you in the world of today, and why? https://www.nairaland.com/5674944/marcus-garvey-malcom-x-jesus#86465549

I supose you meant all those cults involved in criminality and heavy handed violence ought to be charged and prosecuted in accordance with common law.

If that is what you meant, then i agree.

shogsman:

You made zero sense, in a bit to sound outside of the norm,you made a fool of yourself.

do you have a counter argument? Why do you fools allow your emotions take the best of you and make you unable to reason beyond your nose. Joining an occult group is not a crime in itself and there are so many members of the occult who are decent members of the society.
In the world today,we have the illuminati,the ogboni fraternity, the buccaneers who even have news paper adverts and many politician and business people are members of these groups. They have their reasons for joining the group but as long as they don't commit crimes in the name of occultism they are good to go and have not done anything against the law.

dis ones nah bunch of obontes coz NBM is registered under CAC

The guy in red don cry tired, very stupid initiator and initateee.

Dodorima to all Axemen. Aye Jesse Mandela from Obanta high temple reporting . May Korofo guide these rugged men through their travails



na play o. I am a bloodclat Jew!

Tumbulum:
Is joining an occult against the law of this country? For the fact that they were not caught murder I see reason. Why the police should parade them as criminals.
Have they done worst than what bokoharam and herdsmen are doing and yet the federal government is pampering them.
Lets be reasonable for once and stop allowing emotions to detect our thinking. There is freedom of association in this country.

Seriously freedom of association... in Nigeria?
Abeg.... We're in a lawless country, forget the constitution for now,
These cultists guys are one of the problem of Nigeria, they evolve well in the political sectors, that's why they do anyhow, because they have high authority backup somewhere..... And there is a big difference, Boko haram is a terrorist group while cultists is a secret society with bad motives, but it's like you've never experienced the horror of these cultists guys, because if you do, you won't even dare to mention freedom of association

Tumbulum:
Is joining an occult against the law of this country? For the fact that they were not caught murder I see reason. Why the police should parade them as criminals.
Have they done worst than what bokoharam and herdsmen are doing and yet the federal government is pampering them.
Lets be reasonable for once and stop allowing emotions to detect our thinking. There is freedom of association in this country.

Hardman speaking

Apart from pirate and supreme eiye,I see no other confraternity, I'm proud to say so,bt d game don change badly,really,d game has changed badly

Tumbulum:
Is joining an occult against the law of this country? For the fact that they were not caught murder I see reason. Why the police should parade them as criminals.
Have they done worst than what bokoharam and herdsmen are doing and yet the federal government is pampering them.
Lets be reasonable for once and stop allowing emotions to detect our thinking. There is freedom of association in this country.

No, joining a cult isnt against the law.

If it was, almost everyone would be in prison.

The real problems are the misguided youth that engage in senseless violence as well as the cults of Christianity and Islam.

Amujale:
Out of these influential characters, who means more to you in the world of today, and why? https://www.nairaland.com/5674944/marcus-garvey-malcom-x-jesus#86465549

UBGGA:


I wondered about the same thing too.

How is it criminal if they weren't caught commiting a crime?

If the NBM inscribed on their attires is what I think it is, they identify as a registered group and have rights to congregate whenever and in whatever attire.

So, where is the crime?!!

The law will tagged them unlawful gathering

pappilo:
Dodorima to all Axemen. Aye Jesse Mandela from Obanta high temple reporting . May Korofo guide these rugged men through their travails



na play o. I am a bloodclat Jew!

"wear the bra dat fits u"

Tumbulum:
do you have a counter argument? Why do you fools allow your emotions take the best of you and make you unable to reason beyond your nose. Joining an occult group is not a crime in itself and there are so many members of the occult who are decent members of the society.
In the world today,we have the illuminati,the ogboni fraternity, the buccaneers who even have news paper adverts and many politician and business people are members of these groups. They have their reasons for joining the group but as long as they don't commit crimes in the name of occultism they are good to go and have not done anything against the law.

Stay in school and read, any educated person will understand what a proscribed organization mean.continue making a fool of yourself.

If i have to judge a book by its cover then i would call that guy in red a big time criminal. See him harden face. Sure say na student? If i see that one for road, i go run.

UBGGA:


I wondered about the same thing too.

How is it criminal if they weren't caught commiting a crime?

If the NBM inscribed on their attires is what I think it is, they identify as a registered group and have rights to congregate whenever and in whatever attire.

So, where is the crime?!!

the crime is being part of a cult (or secret society). It is punishable under the criminal code of Nigeria (3 years for just being a member).

shogsman:

Stay in school and read, any educated person will understand what a proscribed organization mean.continue making a fool of yourself.

cults are not proscribed foolish one. They are associations and many politicians and business people are part of it. The fact that cultist have committed crimes does not mean that all culitist are criminals. We must be careful to make the distinction.

Amujale:


No, joining a cult isnt against the law.

If it was, almost everyone would be in prison.

The real problems are the misguided youth that engage in senseless violence as well as the cults of Christianity and Islam.

thank you for understanding my point. We all must not allow our emotions to becloud our reasoning ability.

Amujale:


No, joining a cult isnt against the law.

If it was, almost everyone would be in prison.

The real problems are the misguided youth that engage in senseless violence as well as the cults of Christianity and Islam.

it is against the law. The fact that the law isn't enforced because we are a crime-justifying society, doesn't mean there is no such law. Check the criminal code.

ogbuefi677:
Clear road for mi lordi there

Dirty dirty axemen,dem no fit ever stop their toutish behaviour.
A whole SUG president dey inside bush de do nonsense initiation.

one sported

Bahddo:
the crime is being part of a cult (or secret society). It is punishable under the criminal code of Nigeria (3 years for just being a member).

stop saying what you don't know. The buccaneers do news paper advert. If its a crime to join a secret society then the buccaneers cannot have the audacity to do newspaper advert.

Blood suckers

Collyno82:
one sported

Spotted,odenni

Tumbulum:
cults are not proscribed foolish one. They are associations and many politicians and business people are part of it. The fact that cultist have committed crimes does not mean that all culitist are criminals. We must be careful to make the distinction.

Like I said keep making a fool out of yourself,shallow minded people like you won't stick to corrections until you end in the gallows,thereby putting your families in shame,if we go by your unintelligent reasoning then sects like Isis,al Qaeda should not be persecuted cos they're not caught in the act.

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Tumbulum:
stop saying what you don't know. The buccaneers do news paper advert. If its a crime to join a secret society then the buccaneers cannot have the audacity to do newspaper advert.

because they have members in government and the police. They would defend it the way you are here defending cultism that has destroyed the lives of many Nigerian youth.

The problem with Nigeria isn't the lack of laws but the lack of a collective will to enforce them.

Take a look at the related laws (chapter 9 - unlawful Societies and chapter 10 - unlawful assemblies) and tell us if the cult this SUG guy was caught being a part of doesn't fall in this category of unlawful societies.
http://www.nigeria-law.org/Criminal%20Code%20Act-PartI-II.htm