Another thing is that urinating in public can cause you (you in this comment doesn't mean you as a person) to be registered as a sexual offender in some states in America. Once you're entered in the sexual offenders' registry, that's the end of life in America. You'll never get a responsible job because you'll never pass a background check. I warned a friend who just came to America in 1992 not to urinate in public, but he didn't listen. He was caught by the police urination one day and then put on the sex offenders' registry for indecent exposure of sexual organs. Since 1992, he couldn't get a job in America till today. All he does is drive a taxi, during the 31 years we've been here together. Nobody will hire him because he couldn't pass a background check. Another issue is domestic violence similar to verbal abuse: if you beat a woman and you're put in the domestic violence registry (e.g., in Florida), you're better off going back to Africa because you'll never get a responsible job in America for the rest of your life. There's no statute of limitations for those offenses. A lot of Africans and African Americans have fallen victims to these problems and couldn't get a decent job in America. When some of them return to Africa, they often give bogus reasons for returning to Africa when, in actual fact, the reason for leaving America is that many of them have records of these issues that prevent them from living a decent life in America. The law about spanking you read is a trap. A reasonable person won't spank any child. It's the victim that determines whether the spanking is reasonable, not you spanking the child. For example, children have different levels of tolerance for pain. You can spank five children with a tap of the hand; four of them may not feel anything, and one of them may react badly to the tap of the hand, especially if the child is a drama king or queen. If he reports feeling pain and requests hospitalization, your spanking will be deemed as unreasonable. Injury could be internal; it doesn't necessarily have to be visible. I have seen a lot of these cases in district and juvenile justice courts. So, it's always advisable to stay away from spanking if you want peace of mind.
You hit the nail on the head. A woman spanked her children just a little bit in canada. Although her reasons seemed reasonable but her children were taken away trom her by social services. She tried for years using this exact act read by Neze but like you said that act provision is a trap it didnt hold grounds... she spent all her savings in court till she became broke and went back to her country to commit su#icide. Another lady's child was taken away from her cause of a minor accident of her child swallowing bone from chicken stew. Every point you stated is so valid and shows you have experience indeed.
@@sarahreviewsinasmr Yes, I've seen everything in my 33 years in America and Canada. You can't even hear these issues on the news; only those of us who go to court everyday see them. The painful part of it is that you'll tell those who are just coming to the western world some of these things, they won't listen. Nobody wants to be told what to do.
The way you take your time to explain things erh,i wish all my lecturers back then in school took their time to explain and teach like this theres no how i wouldn't have come out with ist class...😂
You're correct, Neze. And if you drive against oneway traffic law, alcohol or drug intakes & drive, you will lose your driving license & still pay very big fine. And you're not allowed to preach gospel in school or public places. You have to do it in the right places like church, mosque etc. You don't disturb others with your belief, else you go to jail.
‘Tell it as it is’ Neze, you have said it truthfully as it is in the West. Coming from someone who has lived in the West for many years, you could not have said it better. Person who has ear, let them hear.
Coming late to meetings, appointments, invited occation and so in is a no no in western world especially in this part of Europe I am, if you come late to even Doctors appointment you will not be attended to and you will still have to pay for time wasted and book and another date, so it is very important to keep to time here unlike Africa where is normal for people to come late
“Toasting” your coworkers will get you in trouble. Keep your work relationships professional always. And do not make inappropriate comments about your colleagues appearance especially of the opposite gender. And keep your hands to your self.
I really enjoy your contents. You take time to research your subject matters and impart your knowledge in ways that are important, captivating, intellectual, and at the same time interesting and entertaining. Very informative too. Thank you barrister Neze.
For men that lack self control towards women and feel the need cat call women and speak to as as if they are your personal property or unnecessarily touch or grab women that walk by you, be careful! Omo, it can be considered a criminal act o that will land you in big trouble.
@Asam, In the UK you don’t even own ur Children talk about giving them any punishment, no spank, no spark, no eyeing, no using Igbo language to tell them off, social services are waiting with full hands to take ur Children, I don’t know how I survived dat, my friends who got into trouble had to smuggle their own children back to 9ja for grandma to look after them
NEZE I love this video I have been in France for the longest time I never heard of verbal abuse on till something happened and the other offense you mentioned are similar here in France in fact when you are a migrant in any country is very important that you know their rules and regulations that will enable things to be a little bit easier for your stay but still we can't know it all we keep learning each day thanks for sharing God bless you and your family 🙏
In Germany, some of these rules apply too. Others like: showing the police the middle finger is a crime. Also, road rage is an offence, too. No matter how angry you are at another driver who messed your orderly driving, insulting them, or starting to have an anger show, is going to land you in court. Fighting and assault even when someone antagonises you, is an offence.
Quiet time is between 10pm and 7am. If you play loud music, or if your neighbours hear any noise coming from your home, they’ll call the police. To provide proof, the caller(s) may record the noise. According to our bylaws, the noise should not be more than 70 decibels or so. The neighbours called police on my friend who is an MFM prayer warrior because they heard prayer noises coming from their house during a vigil. I can only imagine what the neighbours must have heard……probably things like “die by fire” or something. Anyway the police showed up and said they were disturbing the neighbours with the noise. This happened in Alberta where I live. It may be different in other cities or provinces.
Neze, it is lovely that you are a lawyer and know what to look for. Please check with the Board of Education to ensure that is still law. I am amazed as they must have missed this law in modern reforms. You can't even go on and on talking/telling children about doing homework the way we do in 🇯🇲 when they don't want to, etc., as it is considered abuse and children can report you. Children can tell lies about being beaten and can be removed from parental care and put into state care even without signs of beating. Neze, I love the fact that you cover topics that can impact the relocation of persons to 🇨🇦. In other words, once you get to C🇨🇦, mind your own business and don't impose your standards on others. If you do, then persons have legal recourse. No going on the buses and subways preaching unless you want to be arrested. No private display or cussing behind your own doors and think it is OK as neighbours have an obligation to call the police even for suspicion of dimestic or other abuse. As usual, well done and you are doing an excellent community service to your global audience. Blessings.
@@NezePeperempeThe supreme Court in Canada in 2004 ruled that it's illegal to use physical force to discipline teenagers or children under the age of two, to use objects such as rulers or belt against a child of any age, or slap the head of a child.
I feel you Neze, as someone who grew up in the UK, the level of indecent exposure in the West is alarming, and yes it's normal in that it is very common, but it's not normal, if you get what I mean. We as adults need to do better at setting a good example for the younger generation. In the US, people like Candance Owens are really making a difference in addressing this. Love you btw, you have such a solid balance of love and also discipline, with yourself and with your children. You're doing a great job.
Darling Neze, your wealth of knowledge and information are next to none! To think that you only just got there the other day, and see how well you analyse their legal/criminal justice system! When they say we lawyers are truly learned, people must believe ooo! Beautiful video once again, and this is a function of how well you're settling in! God continue to bless and protect you and your beautiful family, and happy holidays, you guys!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Had a good laugh about your dos and don't. The same laws concerning smacking and beating of children applies in South Africa. In fact, any form of smacking or verbal abuse is prohibited especially in schools a teacher can be charged or dismissed. There is a hotline kids can call to report parents or teachers. I am South African who is married to a Nigerian, luckily, he did not believe in beatings and verbal abuse. The secret was, teach your kids acceptable behaviour and manners from when they are babies and from there a look is enough to pull them into line. Of course scolding will be needed from time to time. So when my husband passed and we moved back to SA and got to hear of these laws, I had a huge framed poster up in the kitchen that this home is not a democracy but a dictatorship. My rules are the only ones that are valid. Whomever was not happy with that, the gate is open, they may leave. At this time they were teenagers and you know they will try you. Glad to say, my kids have turned into decent adults, thank God! As for all your other do and don't, they also do apply here too and we all live by the adage that in life 3 things are certain, life, death and taxes. Even in death the taxman will come for you.
Hmmm even I screwed my face as Neze said it, I find it so vulgar and unbecoming of a lady but I have realised that in some parts of Africa, swear words are used without the swearing intention or meaning but my view is of I wouldn't comfortably use that word at a corporate meeting or church then that's not a language for me to use at all
Great vlog Neze. That color wig compliments your complexion and it looks nice on you. Very pretty. Another big one in the US is seat belts and car seats for all passangers, incuding the driver. It is a must otherwise you can get a big fat ticket. Another one: a young adult under the age of 21 can not consume, purchase or transport any form of alcohol from store to car and in the car without an adult (21 and over) present.
Omo the system works here ooo little thing can get you in trouble! Lol no nothing like manage this for Christmas here ooo, it can even be seen as a crime if you try to bribe a police officer
Thank you Neze another one is going after an under aged Many of our African brothers have been falling prey.. nobody cares if you didnt know she is a minor Be careful and be warned
Anybody that JAPA should be ready to follow the rules to the letter. Remember, when you're in Rome behave like Romans. Now when you're Canada behave like Canadians. Shikana
Matthew 7:13-14 King James Version 13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: 14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
Thank you Neze, most people believe that you can't punish your child, you can so far it's reasonable. The question now is what is reasonable.? How reasonable is reasonable? The same applies in the UK
You can only do that behind closed doors. Some kids have called 911 for their parents and you know what happened. The child was taken away from them and sent to live in a foster home. Consider yourself lucky that your child has not called 911 yet
The hippopotamus part😂😂😂😂. You are so funny. I cant watch your videos without laughing a lot. Thank you for passing educative content in an interesting way❤
@biodunumartins3348 Thanks for your view, however, I am into family and employment law and I know what I am talking about . Section 58 of the Children Act 2904 allows you to reasonably punish your child and that was why I asked how reasonably is reasonable. It is case by case - a punishment/smack amounts to reasonable will depend on the circumstances of the event. No punishment should leave a mark on a chil's body. The error that we black parents make is that most of us believe that we can't punish a child then leave the Children to be disrespectful. If you visit rich educated white family you will see how respectful their children are because they know the law and know how to apply it when it comes to social services.
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
Wow did I hear u right that in canada beating is allowed in the schools with "caution ". Not in America I don't think any teacher has the right to put their hands on a child whether caution or not it is forbidden, the teacher will loose their job and go to prison too.
This is also the same in the UK, no teacher (or parent) can touch a child but then that's why our schools and that of the US are in the horrible state they are in full of disrespectful children who can and often do beat teachers and other students etc it's sad and maddening!
@TheAdeJohn Not in my state and infact never heard of that if what you're saying is true because majority don't allow the teachers to spank and I even know of instances where teachers even defended themselves from some bad ass students who lay their hands on them but those teachers still got fired when it was even self defense the schools claimed it was still against school policies and let the teachers go and only suspended the students and the students still return back to the school to continue their nonsense that's why indiscipline, school shootings and horrible sickening things still goes on in America🇺🇸
@@TheAdeJohn And I just read the comment u made about some kids exaggerating the punishment/spanking so that's my whole point I'm trying to put across because these social services or child protective services are always arms open wide to grab your children away from you so it is what it is 🤷
In the US, especially in GA where I live, corporal punishment from a parent to child is acceptable, but make sure not to leave visible marks on the minor's body, don't leave an evidence, thats the idea.Google is your friend my people..
@@ifyudeozo1827 thanx so much , been thinking 🤔 trying to unravel dis mystery, as I Igbo Igbo Bk in the olden days, I know dat Chi is Our Almighty Creator Chineke shortened to Chi, and EZE meaning King 👑 Igwe, I didn’t know EZE means protect , Igbo language is a bit complex and complicated
@@NezePeperempe Ehhheeee, thanx so much, you have saved a soul, my brain 🧠 is doing me in since, thinking 🤔 about my 4th granddaughter dat gender reveal on Saturday is a girl 👧
Can you believe it was the month I moved from England to Scotland was the month they made it illegal 😅😅😅 its like they saw me coming! Please I'm joking o I don't beat my child never have never will
In the US you can’t touch a child whether you’re a parent or a teacher. It’s considered child abuse and we teachers do a computer based training at the beginning of every school year. It’s called Child Abuse and Neglect. A teacher’s credential will be revoked if you touch a kid. It’s very serious in the US. A child might call 911 and report a parent or a teacher or any adult who hits him/ her. Jail time awaits you and a huge fine might be included. One more thing,it is also considered child abuse if you neglect your child or your ward by not providing basic necessities like shoes, jackets, food, backpacks etc. As teachers we are trained to look out for bruises and bites on the children’s bodies. Teachers must report any child abuse to the appropriate authorities. We are “mandated reporters” If you don’t report you will be prosecuted and jail time plus a huge fine awaits you also. It’s damn too serious
You don’t pray for your patients as a health care professional. A Nigerian nurse and dr were recently stripped of their licenses and deported From the Uk just because they prayed for their patients unsolicitedly . It’s that serious,do your work and go,not everyone is a believer,except a patient demands to be prayed for ,of which you invite the appropriate person designated to do that like the hospital chaplain.
Hmmm my sister , maybe where you are in Canada you can spank. My bro had been dealing with this because his son told his teacher that he is scared because he is dad spank him . They call childcare services against them.
Maybe the spanking the child is describing is more than the reasonable threshold Neze explained. Wishing your brother and nephew all the best, children think being taken away to somewhere else will be better, they just don't know it doesn't always work like that smh
Why you feel say everything in Africa is bad.... Nigeria is defensive driving... whilst in the abroad is a self entitled drivers... why do you think the insurance rates always go up... Drivers are murons mostly in the western world... they rather get that accident and collect claims undermining the server circumstances... nigerians will rather try to avoid that accident as much as possible except the driver is a big muron.... always try as much as possible to stay away from troubles... make your circle small and say less and listen more...
Hmm as for America shootings is ridiculous and too much. No where safe, u can only imagine of that black boy it was really uncalled for. Racism and shootings in America is a pandemic and sickening. Neze, do you guys have the same shootings in canada I mean shootings in schools, malls, parks, churches, everywhere etc.etc. Do you people in canada have the same shootings problem 🔫
GOOD FOR YOU! Kidnapping, Poverty, Homelessness is everywhere in the USA too even Hollywood there's poor and homeless people everywhere🇺🇸 and FYI I'm a very world travelled person and I've been in the USA too but just for visit because there's nothing important there in the west for me to sell my birthright and relocate from the beautiful Africa sunshine to go live in some oyebo cold land so I prefer Africa and will always be my home too because no where better than home Africa. Home sweet home and I'm very ok too so u can stay wherever u at no one cares 😂
Another thing is that urinating in public can cause you (you in this comment doesn't mean you as a person) to be registered as a sexual offender in some states in America. Once you're entered in the sexual offenders' registry, that's the end of life in America. You'll never get a responsible job because you'll never pass a background check. I warned a friend who just came to America in 1992 not to urinate in public, but he didn't listen. He was caught by the police urination one day and then put on the sex offenders' registry for indecent exposure of sexual organs. Since 1992, he couldn't get a job in America till today. All he does is drive a taxi, during the 31 years we've been here together. Nobody will hire him because he couldn't pass a background check.
Another issue is domestic violence similar to verbal abuse: if you beat a woman and you're put in the domestic violence registry (e.g., in Florida), you're better off going back to Africa because you'll never get a responsible job in America for the rest of your life. There's no statute of limitations for those offenses. A lot of Africans and African Americans have fallen victims to these problems and couldn't get a decent job in America. When some of them return to Africa, they often give bogus reasons for returning to Africa when, in actual fact, the reason for leaving America is that many of them have records of these issues that prevent them from living a decent life in America.
The law about spanking you read is a trap. A reasonable person won't spank any child. It's the victim that determines whether the spanking is reasonable, not you spanking the child. For example, children have different levels of tolerance for pain. You can spank five children with a tap of the hand; four of them may not feel anything, and one of them may react badly to the tap of the hand, especially if the child is a drama king or queen. If he reports feeling pain and requests hospitalization, your spanking will be deemed as unreasonable. Injury could be internal; it doesn't necessarily have to be visible. I have seen a lot of these cases in district and juvenile justice courts. So, it's always advisable to stay away from spanking if you want peace of mind.
You hit the nail on the head. A woman spanked her children just a little bit in canada. Although her reasons seemed reasonable but her children were taken away trom her by social services. She tried for years using this exact act read by Neze but like you said that act provision is a trap it didnt hold grounds... she spent all her savings in court till she became broke and went back to her country to commit su#icide. Another lady's child was taken away from her cause of a minor accident of her child swallowing bone from chicken stew. Every point you stated is so valid and shows you have experience indeed.
@@sarahreviewsinasmr Yes, I've seen everything in my 33 years in America and Canada. You can't even hear these issues on the news; only those of us who go to court everyday see them. The painful part of it is that you'll tell those who are just coming to the western world some of these things, they won't listen. Nobody wants to be told what to do.
The way you take your time to explain things erh,i wish all my lecturers back then in school took their time to explain and teach like this theres no how i wouldn't have come out with ist class...😂
Canadians are calm and peace loving people . They don’t like being inconvenienced and they love to smile. I love their culture and I fit in very well
Thank you Barrister. So many will learn!
This wig looks so good on u mummy u are glowing ❤️❤️❤️
You're correct, Neze.
And if you drive against oneway traffic law, alcohol or drug intakes & drive, you will lose your driving license & still pay very big fine. And you're not allowed to preach gospel in school or public places. You have to do it in the right places like church, mosque etc. You don't disturb others with your belief, else you go to jail.
Thank you beautiful and learned Neze….well covered 👏🏽😂. Another one is “no bribing of officials” to influence outcome or endeavour. Peggy ❤
‘Tell it as it is’ Neze, you have said it truthfully as it is in the West.
Coming from someone who has lived in the West for many years, you could not have said it better.
Person who has ear, let them hear.
If you evade tax in USA the taxman will garnish your whole pay until all you owed is paid off 😂😂😂
Neze, I love you. Keep on with your GOOD WORK. Bravo.
thumps up, Barr Neze. You're doing well. Thank you for this Video, i believe you just change somebody's live 👍👏
Coming late to meetings, appointments, invited occation and so in is a no no in western world especially in this part of Europe I am, if you come late to even Doctors appointment you will not be attended to and you will still have to pay for time wasted and book and another date, so it is very important to keep to time here unlike Africa where is normal for people to come late
“Toasting” your coworkers will get you in trouble. Keep your work relationships professional always.
And do not make inappropriate comments about your colleagues appearance especially of the opposite gender.
And keep your hands to your self.
Thank you my very dear barrister Neze. You are blessed 🙏🏽❤️
Thank you so much dear ❤️ Nice hair.
I really enjoy your contents. You take time to research your subject matters and impart your knowledge in ways that are important, captivating, intellectual, and at the same time interesting and entertaining. Very informative too. Thank you barrister Neze.
For men that lack self control towards women and feel the need cat call women and speak to as as if they are your personal property or unnecessarily touch or grab women that walk by you, be careful! Omo, it can be considered a criminal act o that will land you in big trouble.
Say it louder 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
No egunje in Canada
Even though taxes are high but it is well utilized in providing and maintaining infrastructure
Thanks for sharing. Always nice listening to you.
@Asam, In the UK you don’t even own ur Children talk about giving them any punishment, no spank, no spark, no eyeing, no using Igbo language to tell them off, social services are waiting with full hands to take ur Children, I don’t know how I survived dat, my friends who got into trouble had to smuggle their own children back to 9ja for grandma to look after them
Hmm 😮
Thank you si much for your rich information
Good video, 'Neze.
Well done.
NEZE I love this video I have been in France for the longest time I never heard of verbal abuse on till something happened and the other offense you mentioned are similar here in France in fact when you are a migrant in any country is very important that you know their rules and regulations that will enable things to be a little bit easier for your stay but still we can't know it all we keep learning each day thanks for sharing God bless you and your family 🙏
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Even some locations in Lagos now,if you commit traffic offence,there are cameras now,u will just get text message telling u your fine.
It's because Nigeria is a lawless country that is why people s see these things as "normal " this is way some get into serious problems in the West.
In Germany, some of these rules apply too. Others like: showing the police the middle finger is a crime. Also, road rage is an offence, too. No matter how angry you are at another driver who messed your orderly driving, insulting them, or starting to have an anger show, is going to land you in court. Fighting and assault even when someone antagonises you, is an offence.
Quiet time is between 10pm and 7am. If you play loud music, or if your neighbours hear any noise coming from your home, they’ll call the police. To provide proof, the caller(s) may record the noise. According to our bylaws, the noise should not be more than 70 decibels or so. The neighbours called police on my friend who is an MFM prayer warrior because they heard prayer noises coming from their house during a vigil. I can only imagine what the neighbours must have heard……probably things like “die by fire” or something. Anyway the police showed up and said they were disturbing the neighbours with the noise. This happened in Alberta where I live. It may be different in other cities or provinces.
Lmao!
😂😂😂 my church people
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❤❤ well-done Neze i have been waiting for you video❤
Thank you for sharing Neze,❤i love your videos very insightful 😊
Sexual harassment in the work place, colleges. etc can land you in big trouble.
You are right about the things new immigrants should be aware of.
Thank you so much for sharing another informative video
You dare not using minimal corporal punishment in the US. Children even call child services on their parents!!!
A demonic society.
Neze, it is lovely that you are a lawyer and know what to look for. Please check with the Board of Education to ensure that is still law. I am amazed as they must have missed this law in modern reforms. You can't even go on and on talking/telling children about doing homework the way we do in 🇯🇲 when they don't want to, etc., as it is considered abuse and children can report you. Children can tell lies about being beaten and can be removed from parental care and put into state care even without signs of beating. Neze, I love the fact that you cover topics that can impact the relocation of persons to 🇨🇦. In other words, once you get to C🇨🇦, mind your own business and don't impose your standards on others. If you do, then persons have legal recourse. No going on the buses and subways preaching unless you want to be arrested. No private display or cussing behind your own doors and think it is OK as neighbours have an obligation to call the police even for suspicion of dimestic or other abuse. As usual, well done and you are doing an excellent community service to your global audience. Blessings.
Thanks for your contribution friend..
And yes i checked and the law hasnt been repelled.you can also read it up.
@@NezePeperempeThe supreme Court in Canada in 2004 ruled that it's illegal to use physical force to discipline teenagers or children under the age of two, to use objects such as rulers or belt against a child of any age, or slap the head of a child.
I feel you Neze, as someone who grew up in the UK, the level of indecent exposure in the West is alarming, and yes it's normal in that it is very common, but it's not normal, if you get what I mean. We as adults need to do better at setting a good example for the younger generation. In the US, people like Candance Owens are really making a difference in addressing this.
Love you btw, you have such a solid balance of love and also discipline, with yourself and with your children. You're doing a great job.
Candace Owen’s? Ha!!!!
Yep, Candace Owens
Thank uuuuu Nezze….🎉🎉🎉🎉Tell them having a licence here is a privilege not a right!!!
Exactly 💯, it's also applicable in the UK.
I love your presentation skills, Neze.
I love it in Canada I may consider moving my children there when it's time for varsity
Thanks You Neze, I Like You...
Darling Neze, your wealth of knowledge and information are next to none! To think that you only just got there the other day, and see how well you analyse their legal/criminal justice system! When they say we lawyers are truly learned, people must believe ooo!
Beautiful video once again, and this is a function of how well you're settling in! God continue to bless and protect you and your beautiful family, and happy holidays, you guys!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I just love ur laugh eeh omo he dey contagious.
Another thing is Blowing your car horn can be seeing as noice making and might get a ticket
Had a good laugh about your dos and don't. The same laws concerning smacking and beating of children applies in South Africa. In fact, any form of smacking or verbal abuse is prohibited especially in schools a teacher can be charged or dismissed. There is a hotline kids can call to report parents or teachers. I am South African who is married to a Nigerian, luckily, he did not believe in beatings and verbal abuse. The secret was, teach your kids acceptable behaviour and manners from when they are babies and from there a look is enough to pull them into line. Of course scolding will be needed from time to time. So when my husband passed and we moved back to SA and got to hear of these laws, I had a huge framed poster up in the kitchen that this home is not a democracy but a dictatorship. My rules are the only ones that are valid. Whomever was not happy with that, the gate is open, they may leave. At this time they were teenagers and you know they will try you. Glad to say, my kids have turned into decent adults, thank God! As for all your other do and don't, they also do apply here too and we all live by the adage that in life 3 things are certain, life, death and taxes. Even in death the taxman will come for you.
😂I always love your video. Weldon ma'am
One of those S word you used in this video is a big deal here ooooh 😊. Great job Nezy
Hmmm even I screwed my face as Neze said it, I find it so vulgar and unbecoming of a lady but I have realised that in some parts of Africa, swear words are used without the swearing intention or meaning but my view is of I wouldn't comfortably use that word at a corporate meeting or church then that's not a language for me to use at all
Which word?
Great vlog Neze. That color wig compliments your complexion and it looks nice on you. Very pretty.
Another big one in the US is seat belts and car seats for all passangers, incuding the driver. It is a must otherwise you can get a big fat ticket.
Another one: a young adult under the age of 21 can not consume, purchase or transport any form of alcohol from store to car and in the car without an adult (21 and over) present.
Wow.. thank you.
I thought it was 18
1 minute I don land 😂
Love you Neze
Omo the system works here ooo little thing can get you in trouble! Lol no nothing like manage this for Christmas here ooo, it can even be seen as a crime if you try to bribe a police officer
👌🏾 It is not even 'can be seen' it is an offence
Evading child support payments
Hey girl, I love your swag.
Thank you Neze another one is going after an under aged
Many of our African brothers have been falling prey.. nobody cares if you didnt know she is a minor
Be careful and be warned
Anybody that JAPA should be ready to follow the rules to the letter. Remember, when you're in Rome behave like Romans. Now when you're Canada behave like Canadians. Shikana
Matthew 7:13-14
King James Version
13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
Thank you Neze, most people believe that you can't punish your child, you can so far it's reasonable. The question now is what is reasonable.? How reasonable is reasonable?
The same applies in the UK
You can only do that behind closed doors. Some kids have called 911 for their parents and you know what happened. The child was taken away from them and sent to live in a foster home. Consider yourself lucky that your child has not called 911 yet
The kind of education you get just coming over here nor get pair. It's a bit difficult initially but yes this part of the world humbles you .
It's true, the same here in Spain oo 😊
The hippopotamus part😂😂😂😂.
You are so funny.
I cant watch your videos without laughing a lot.
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Drunk driving can put you into big trouble
By drinking driving YOU can put yourself or someone else 6 feet under or in hospital, perhaps that's a better way of looking at it!
@biodunumartins3348 Thanks for your view, however, I am into family and employment law and I know what I am talking about . Section 58 of the Children Act 2904 allows you to reasonably punish your child and that was why I asked how reasonably is reasonable. It is case by case - a punishment/smack amounts to reasonable will depend on the circumstances of the event. No punishment should leave a mark on a chil's body.
The error that we black parents make is that most of us believe that we can't punish a child then leave the Children to be disrespectful. If you visit rich educated white family you will see how respectful their children are because they know the law and know how to apply it when it comes to social services.
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
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In the UK I don't think spanking is allowed. In this UK the pay TV License but in Nigeria I don't think they pay TV License.
I am just laughing anyhow
Wow did I hear u right that in canada beating is allowed in the schools with "caution ".
Not in America I don't think any teacher has the right to put their hands on a child whether caution or not it is forbidden, the teacher will loose their job and go to prison too.
This is also the same in the UK, no teacher (or parent) can touch a child but then that's why our schools and that of the US are in the horrible state they are in full of disrespectful children who can and often do beat teachers and other students etc it's sad and maddening!
About 19 states allow spanking in schools in America with restrictions and specifications.
@@helenekquaynor No doubt!!!!
@TheAdeJohn Not in my state and infact never heard of that if what you're saying is true because majority don't allow the teachers to spank and I even know of instances where teachers even defended themselves from some bad ass students who lay their hands on them but those teachers still got fired when it was even self defense the schools claimed it was still against school policies and let the teachers go and only suspended the students and the students still return back to the school to continue their nonsense that's why indiscipline, school shootings and horrible sickening things still goes on in America🇺🇸
@@TheAdeJohn And I just read the comment u made about some kids exaggerating the punishment/spanking so that's my whole point I'm trying to put across because these social services or child protective services are always arms open wide to grab your children away from you so it is what it is 🤷
In the US, especially in GA where I live, corporal punishment from a parent to child is acceptable, but make sure not to leave visible marks on the minor's body, don't leave an evidence, thats the idea.Google is your friend my people..
@my brilliant, biko what’s the meaning of ur name, “Chineze”
"Chinezere m "God defends/protects me always😊
@@ifyudeozo1827 thanx so much , been thinking 🤔 trying to unravel dis mystery, as I Igbo Igbo Bk in the olden days, I know dat Chi is Our Almighty Creator Chineke shortened to Chi, and EZE meaning King 👑 Igwe, I didn’t know EZE means protect , Igbo language is a bit complex and complicated
Chinenyeze.. God gives Kingship.
@@NezePeperempe Ehhheeee, thanx so much, you have saved a soul, my brain 🧠 is doing me in since, thinking 🤔 about my 4th granddaughter dat gender reveal on Saturday is a girl 👧
10:26 not a crime in England 🏴 but it’s a crime in Scotland 🏴
Can you believe it was the month I moved from England to Scotland was the month they made it illegal 😅😅😅 its like they saw me coming! Please I'm joking o I don't beat my child never have never will
Neze?! Hi 👋🏽 this spanking business… some people’s hands are the weapon o. 😂😂 Just saying… maybe we should stick to punishment 🤷🏽♀️
In the US you can’t touch a child whether you’re a parent or a teacher. It’s considered child abuse and we teachers do a computer based training at the beginning of every school year. It’s called Child Abuse and Neglect. A teacher’s credential will be revoked if you touch a kid. It’s very serious in the US. A child might call 911 and report a parent or a teacher or any adult who hits him/ her. Jail time awaits you and a huge fine might be included.
One more thing,it is also considered child abuse if you neglect your child or your ward by not providing basic necessities like shoes, jackets, food, backpacks etc. As teachers we are trained to look out for bruises and bites on the children’s bodies. Teachers must report any child abuse to the appropriate authorities. We are “mandated reporters” If you don’t report you will be prosecuted and jail time plus a huge fine awaits you also. It’s damn too serious
Thanks for your insights
You don’t pray for your patients as a health care professional. A Nigerian nurse and dr were recently stripped of their licenses and deported From the Uk just because they prayed for their patients unsolicitedly .
It’s that serious,do your work and go,not everyone is a believer,except a patient demands to be prayed for ,of which you invite the appropriate person designated to do that like the hospital chaplain.
Beautiful point
Thank u!
Secret place lasjing 😅
Urinatening in public in the Uk can cause you to be jailed oh. Under indecent exposure.
Hmmm my sister , maybe where you are in Canada you can spank. My bro had been dealing with this because his son told his teacher that he is scared because he is dad spank him . They call childcare services against them.
Maybe the spanking the child is describing is more than the reasonable threshold Neze explained. Wishing your brother and nephew all the best, children think being taken away to somewhere else will be better, they just don't know it doesn't always work like that smh
They took away my friend's three daughters for hitting one of her daughters here Spain 😞
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I do spank my children within reason, not abuse. The children need to be corrected, or else the law will correct them. I live in the U.S.A
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Haha osofia in London
I live in the states I grew up here. I am originally from Sierra leone. Why do men pee on the streets back home?
They are just irresponsible
Germany spanking of children is illegal
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Law or not, avoid hitting on a child. No matter the gravity. The law is funny so just forget about spanking
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That doesn't mean that it's right
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Hi everyone, am I the only one who is not getting the sound of the video?
@charityasare128 I can't hear 🗣️ 🎶 too
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Why you feel say everything in Africa is bad.... Nigeria is defensive driving... whilst in the abroad is a self entitled drivers... why do you think the insurance rates always go up... Drivers are murons mostly in the western world... they rather get that accident and collect claims undermining the server circumstances... nigerians will rather try to avoid that accident as much as possible except the driver is a big muron.... always try as much as possible to stay away from troubles... make your circle small and say less and listen more...
Hmm as for America shootings is ridiculous and too much. No where safe, u can only imagine of that black boy it was really uncalled for. Racism and shootings in America is a pandemic and sickening.
Neze, do you guys have the same shootings in canada I mean shootings in schools, malls, parks, churches, everywhere etc.etc.
Do you people in canada have the same shootings problem 🔫
In Africa kidnapping, extremists and poverty are a problem though I live in USA 🇺🇸 and am okay I prefer USA 🇺🇸 to Africa
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Kidnapping, Poverty, Homelessness is everywhere in the USA too even Hollywood there's poor and homeless people everywhere🇺🇸 and FYI I'm a very world travelled person and I've been in the USA too but just for visit because there's nothing important there in the west for me to sell my birthright and relocate from the beautiful Africa sunshine to go live in some oyebo cold land so I prefer Africa and will always be my home too because no where better than home Africa. Home sweet home and I'm very ok too so u can stay wherever u at no one cares 😂
No we don't have such issues as much as it is in USA, we pray it remains so
Canada has gun laws that the US does not have, so people don’t have access to weapons like in the US. Hence, we rarely have school shootings.
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