plaindealer:



I hope you can name the ringleaders since you know who they are and what they do.

I don't know why you people are so mad and upset over basic laws designed to protect your life and property.

You sound extremely lawless too.

lyort:


queue behind me at the traffic lights when you're in haste then you'll hate me

iamimohtal:


At bolded, are u serious ?

TheStakeHolder:
Endsars don make this one turn activist overnight.

Failed DJ

plaindealer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99ViOqZMc6E



http://community.thenationonlineng.net/forum/you-are-a-thief-dj-switch-slams-lagos-state-government?xg_source=twitter

Opexzy:


What is this saying... You better no make i swear for you here.... A driver driving one way killed Bayo on 17 of March 2015 and you are here trying so hard to sound intelligent.

In saner climes, they crush the cars not even auction them.

This is 2021, please and please let's only talk when we have something to say and not when we have to say something.

plaindealer:




You mean the government should not make laws, not enforce the laws and just allow you to disobey the law, allow you to endanger and kill law abiding and innocent Lagosians jus because they serve you?

This one is not serious at all.

plaindealer:





Thank you.

Some Nigerians are just too lawless for their own good, they go to other countries and obey their laws, but never in Nigeria because Nigeria is their jungle where they get to do whatever they want, disobey laws as much as they want then turn around to shout and yell that other countries are better than Nigeria.

Very mind bugling.

plaindealer:
This is what I don't get about the so called Nigerian youths and the lost, destructive, lawless and misguided Sorosoke loudmouths, they lied and spread dangerous fake news and propaganda that destroyed Lagos state, destroyed jobs, destroyed businesses and decimated the IGR base while demanding a better country when in fact they are the most destructive and lawless people in Nigeria.

Now we have lawless mentality youths and hypocrites rioting and demanding a better country, but simple laws and reflections of a better, sane and orderly society they can not obey, abide by or even support.

People don't drive against traffic in sane and orderly societies not only because they know that it's very dangerous and deadly, but also against the law and it comes with serious repercussions.

plaindealer:


You are not even a good comedian.

TheStakeHolder:
Endsars don make this one turn activist overnight.

Failed DJ

naptu2:
In "saner climes" like Australia, not only is the car impounded, but it is crushed.

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/police-resume-car-crushing-in-a-bid-to-deter-dangerous-drivers-and-repeat-offenders/news-story/a11806dccd86ec5198bbfe14d7b8db09

This also happens in the United States.

https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna19339955


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T2YamA2h28


Auctioning the cars gives crazy people the chance to buy back their cars.

plaindealer:





When you drive against traffic, people die, sadly.

This lawless and thoughtless woman need to explain to families and victims of these dangerous and reckless drivers why they should not be punished and just receive a slap on the wrist instead.

thinkmoney:

My friend, it's obvious you can't read well or you just can't comprehend.
You are those set of people that aren't just at the level, mentally, that a lot of progressives and liberal people are in. You make up the dead weights.
It's in a babaric society that your type likes and thrives in that they set up arbitrary laws, laws that don't address the problem the right way.
Those that can read, will have seen that I am not against rationale and appropriate laws but I that I am against jungle justice laws that leave room for abuse of power

thinkmoney:

I am an igboman and I know igbo community it tightly kneated. .

lyort:


be good at what i don't do? or what i've never done before?
like telling a race driver "you are not even a good footballer", use your head and get the message

calcal:


Mr. oldman, why are you crying? the situation of things today was caused by people like you that refused to sorosoko when you are youth.

No time in history that this country was good if the youth can make changes let them go on.

The old idea that sold us to Fulani keep it to yourself.

Sanwo-olu is a thief, a big one indeed. the guy is not doing anything other than stealing every day. malaria=covid, same treatment, same amount.

plaindealer:
This is what I don't get about the so called Nigerian youths and the lost, destructive, lawless and misguided Sorosoke loudmouths, they lied and spread dangerous fake news and propaganda that destroyed Lagos state, destroyed jobs, destroyed businesses and decimated the IGR base while demanding a better country when in fact they are the most destructive and lawless people in Nigeria.

Now we have lawless mentality youths and hypocrites rioting and demanding a better country, but simple laws and reflections of a better, sane and orderly society they can not obey, abide by or even support.

People don't drive against traffic in sane and orderly societies not only because they know that it's very dangerous and deadly, but also against the law and it comes with serious repercussions.

plaindealer:



The government putting laws in place and enforcing the laws to protect and save the lives of law abiding citizens is showing that they care about the people, the heartless people are the evil people and lawbreakers on our roads killing innocent people.

So, the government enforcing the law to protect innocent Lagosians is heartless, but the lawbreakers and killers on our roads are not heartless.?


I don't even see any sense in your post, sorry to say.

wirinet:


Why do you think Nigerians go to other countries and obey their laws but the minute the land at Murtala Mohammed Airport, they become lawless.
The simple answer is that in those countries, no one is above the law. Everyone is subject to the law irrespective of class, connection or position.
Here is Nigeria the law only applies to poor people or people without position or connection.

First of all I support D.J. switch, why? Because they would only impound the cars of poor struggling Nigerians. Big men like senior members of the armed forces, police and paramilitary, senior political leaders, even ordinary rich business men and religious leaders (who have police escorts anyway) drive one way and break traffic rules without the risk of being arrested, not to talk of being prosecuted.

If Lagos State government wants to be tough on traffic offences, why not be tough also on corruption offences. I would support impounding cars that drive one way if Lagos State government pass the death penalty for corruption and political violence.

morinto:

You won't see sense because you are biased. Every breaking of law has a penalty and I have never see one day in Nigeria or Lagos law that breaking of road rules lead to the auctioning of cars or if u have seen that rule In Lagos or Nigeria constitution . what Lagos government is doing is misuse or abuse of power and since you have that slave mentality of accepting bully as a normal thing u won't see anything wrong

SonOfTheRisingS:


If this nepotistic law enforcement were against fulani terrorist herders, by now useless presidency release defensive statement in support of fulani terrorist herdsmen.

plaindealer:


You mean we should only be concerned about terrorists driving against traffic in sambisa forest and not the lawless drivers killing you in your own state?

Your username says a lot about your ridiculous and absurd thinking.

TheStakeHolder:
Endsars don make this one turn activist overnight.

Failed DJ

SonOfTheRisingS:

Nigerian security forces kill 18 during curfew enforcement

At least 18 people in Nigeria have been killed by security forces during the enforcement of measures to curb the spread of COVID-19, a figure higher than the documented toll inflicted by the disease, the country’s human rights body said.

In a report released late on Wednesday, the National Human Rights Commission said it had received and documented “105 complaints of incidents of human rights violations perpetuated by security forces” in 24 of Nigeria‘s 36 states and Abuja, the capital.

Of these complaints, “there were eight documented incidents of extrajudicial killings leading to 18 deaths”, it said

slicksly11:




Bro look link you post nah, nah repeat offender. In as much as I do not encourage breaking traffic rules, I think the Government ought to do more as regards enforcement... Fines, community service could come as 1st time offenders punishment, when it becomes a repeat offence u can feel free to even incarcerate that offender.

Also, it would be nice if all 1 way are properly labelled to avoid mistakes by people who do not know.

leesi11:


You shall be mocked

atarapa:
it shall never be well with you for posting this pix