JesusJesus:
Is he still alive

you wan kill am?

Sammy07:
Okay, we've know.
Should we Fry beans

No!!! Fry your scrotal sac instead

Pr0cter:
What happened to his hands

He has vitiligo.

Vitiligo (vit-ih-LIE-go) is a disease that causes loss of skin color in patches. The discolored areas usually get bigger with time. The condition can affect the skin on any part of the body. It can also affect hair and the inside of the mouth.

Read more about it here:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/vitiligo/symptoms-causes/syc-20355912

VULCAN:
Comprehension is a challenge for some.

The title is 9 things to know about Akpata not 9 achievements of Akpata.

There is a big difference.

Many read, few understand

I guess you are referring to yourself. I just want to know why it is important that we know he is a redeemed member. Just like saying things to know about president Buhari.
1. He was a former head of state
2. He's a honest leader
3. He's a Sunni moslem

The 3rd kinda looks out of place to a sane mind.

ProfAmaben:


I guess you are referring to yourself. I just want to know why it is important that we know he is a redeemed member. Just like saying things to know about president Buhari.
1. He was a former head of state
2. He's a honest leader
3. He's a Sunni moslem

The 3rd kinda looks out of place to a sane mind.

Even the 2nd too

ProfAmaben:


I guess you are referring to yourself. I just want to know why it is important that we know he is a redeemed member. Just like saying things to know about president Buhari.
1. He was a former head of state
2. He's a honest leader
3. He's a Sunni moslem

The 3rd kinda looks out of place to a sane mind.

If Nigerians knew Buratai and Buhari were Sunnis it could have informed them to choose better at the polls. Look at how they wasted the Shi'ite for blocking a road and allow other muslims block road every Friday.

CodeTemplar:
If Nigerians knew Buratai and Buhari were Sunnis it could have informed them to choose better at the polls. Look at how they wasted to Shi'ite for blocking a road and allow other muslims block road every Friday.

Lol, good twist.

Firespitter:

Even the 2nd too

Hahaha, is he that bad?

9. He is a practicing Christian and a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG)


Somebody shout halleluyah (in G.O Adeboye's voice)

ProfAmaben:


Hahaha, is he that bad?

Shebi na me and you dey Nigeria naa..

He was born in 1972 and graduated in 1992.
This man sharp ooo

Born in 1972 graduated in 1992, so by the age of 20 he finished his degree in law. Hmmm, I hope you are correct about the date of birth. Acquiring a degree in law takes about 5 or 6 years if I am correct, please do the mathematics.

He is not married .

Realdeals:
Privileged! Graduated at age 20

Quality education is what eluded many Nigerians, and the elites deliberately destroyed public education, so that many children of ordinary Nigerians will not be able to compete with their kids.

Are the elites more than the people? By what ratio

nkemdi89:
He is not married .

Interesting information for who?

anonimi:


Interesting information for who?

Ladies and gents.

nkemdi89:

Ladies and gents.

I can understand the ladies part.
But what have the gents got to do with it

Congratulations to hear.

Congratulations to him.

He is from Edo state

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
Congrats......

Why the cousin come dey answer Bini name

much30:
Born in 1972 graduated in 1992, so by the age of 20 he finished his degree in law. Hmmm, I hope you are correct about the date of birth. Acquiring a degree in law takes about 5 or 6 years if I am correct, please do the mathematics.

Studying law used to be a four years course before it was changed to a five years course.
So during his time he studied law for four years.

Floreat!

Niger Delta Amaka!!!!!

Guk:


This basic profile is jaw dropping? And you are a Lawyer?

I apologise but i am suprised!

Everything does not start and end on Nairaland. C'mon, put that your device to better use. Do some research okay? You are welcome.

veeshock:

Related to Justice Ephraim Akpata?

his father