Comments on: Rear Admiral Harry Arogundade does not deserve the Nigerian Navy uniform

By: Timothy oshodin

Timothy oshodin — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:53:38 +0000

Harry u are the most increadible man i have ever read of, it is striaght that u do not have human feelings even if u don’t have it. If u were to be the governor the lagos state or edo state are u saying if u are coming to the plateform to address the people, u will have them killed before u get their that is to say ur ways can’t make u a further leader in this country anymore pls go and change ur attitude towards the u are meet to protect and stop killing them. May God help ur life

By: Timothy oshodin

Timothy oshodin — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:38:20 +0000

Pls, if anybody have to make this right, is nobody but our leaders. There is a saying that says what goes around comes back around no matter how long. Ms, pls take heart and try to be easy with unfriendly men next time don’t do anything to step on their shoes. And as 4 harry next time try to make a better and responsible leader 4 our dear nation NIGERIA

By: Timothy oshodin

Timothy oshodin — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:36:53 +0000

Pls, if anybody have to make this right, is nobody but our leaders. There is a saying that says what goes around comes back around no matter how long. Ms, pls take heart and try to be easy with unfriendly men next time don’t do anything to step on their shoes. And as 4 henrry next time try to make a better and responsible leader 4 our dear nation NIGERIA

By: Ogat

Ogat — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 19:23:06 +0000

I am totally surprised to read people’s comment, after watching the clip. Wonderless, Nigeria is still backward. Orders are supposed to be obeyed. Looking at the clip, the lady in question was proving sturbborn. A man tried to maker her leave, but insisted and still followed the Navy boys with abusive words, I beleive. She had let go her top deliberately. To prove her point, she should have voluntarily followed, but she wanted to prove a point and this brought about what happened. If the admiral boys had the siren on and asked her to move aside, please obey the authority, even the holy book said this. Let us judge with our brains and not from the heart, why throw blames at Admiral Arogundade?

By: navy

navy — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 17:11:46 +0000

god punish u,to hail with your comment

By: Ebby sexy from California, United States

Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:26:04 +0000

I av nthg 2 say but 2 say god help us,maybe the though okere was fela kuti that the use anyhw the like bcose they ar unfom men,i bliv God wants 2 pay them back.

By: Is This Democracy from Nottingham, United Kingdom

Sun, 17 May 2009 01:37:15 +0000

I will be glad if such video is also uploaded to nigeriadotcom.com. Niyi you are really doing a good job. These animals need to be civilized.

Thanks for all this information.

By: Omo Oba 1 from Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tue, 05 May 2009 09:13:16 +0000

Ati Arogundade ati awon eranko ti o ko ehin ati idile re patapata, soponna ni o maa pawon. Won ko ni jere ise owo won lailai

By: Albert from London, United Kingdom

Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:26:54 +0000

When the police and co realise they are subject to the law just like us all, then things will be right. An average uniformed personnel in Nigeria thinks he is the law itself. He believes anything he does is right.

Government should think about properly training and recruiting educated people into these services. Illiteracy is part of the problem.

By: Rollins- Dtech Technology Blog from Greater Accra, Ghana

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 01:30:30 +0000

@ OLA

But one thing is sure in Nigeria. The day all inhabitants of Nigeria including all the so called leaders truly becomes subject to the law of the land (if there is any), and the rule of law is genuinely in its place, then, there will be change

AMEN to that brother. AMEN!!

God Bless (and Save) Nigeria.