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Learn how to come out bold and call a spade a spade.
Stop tribalizing a crime.
This is the nonsense most of you so called leaders of tomorrow are good at.
Why can't they start from the people around your vicinity that you see everyday rather than a particular person.
So if the Malami you mentioned is not prosecuted, no other person should be prosecuted aight?
Usual Nonsensical childish rubbish!

Is this how you want your country to move forward when TRIBALISM and RELIGIOUS shenanigans has eaten deep into all of you like Ants.
The earlier you stop this nonsense, the better for your future and the future of your unborn kids.

"Na our uncle, na our uncle make una allow am thief"
Make una first go catch other thieves dem dem.
What a way to live life!
Shame on you and your tribalistic type!

We will continue to hit all of una heads with the truth.
Truth is not bitter, just that people are bitter to the truth.

But Sir/Ma'am I don't see anything tribalistic in what he said/posted. It is a universal law that leaders are to lead by example. So if the chief Attorney of the country (a leader of today) is culpable of the said crime and there is no certainty that he'll be prosecuted despite lacking immunity covering, why then should "leaders of tomorrow" be convicted.


Not everything is about politics, sectionalism, ethnicity or religious bigotry.

I come in peace

lokho:
Let's see what the igbos will do about it

Oga, every tribe is culpable of this. From the Hausas, Fulanis, Jukuns, Gbagyis, Nupes, Baburwas, Igalas, Ebiras, Kanuris etc. in Northern Nigeria and Middle belt, to the Yoruba speaking people in South-Western Nigeria and North-Central, to the Igbos, Edos, Binis, Ijaws, Efiks, Urhobos, Isokos and Itsekiris amongst others, in South-South and South-Eastern Nigeria, spraying of Naira notes (and even foreign currencies) during weddings, burials, naming ceremonies, parties, owanbes and what have you is a common denominator.


Peace.

damnn we and our money again