DabuIIIT:

See them!!!!! Who pass you for life don pass you.

Who God have blessed no man can curse

FreeStuffsNG:
She was so sickly in all the pictures of her during the trial. She must have really regretted her actions. The case worsened her ill health and the worst part for her will be when she will realise that everyone had abandoned her.

All the enemies of Nigeria will lose las las. They always lose. God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

AareGaa:


No God blessed Allen onyeama. He is a crook .
He dare not enter America.

A failed and broke lawyer who never ran any business in his life now claiming to be billionaire
say no to bad belle. Say no to enemy of progress for you to progress in life. Say no to poverty

OkCornel:


Errr, what connection does bribery have with Ojukwu?

Has Nigerian politicians (whether Yoruba, Igbo or Fulani) made the lives of Nigerians any better since independence?

Or you think the Politicians care about their tribal differences when they loot while they watch your likes supporting them and fighting yourselves in your poverty?

Has the recent wasted years of Jonathan and Buhari taught you anything? Nah… I guess not.

Zooposki:
Someone is killing them all

Taiga’s death has added to the number of mortalities in the P&ID case.

Michael Quinn, co-founder of P&ID, died in 2015, a year after Lloyd, his son who was also involved in the company, passed.
You forget to add d president also died.

Rilwanu Lukman, Nigeria’s minister of petroleum resources who signed the GSPA with P&ID in January 2010, died in July 2014 at 75.

Neil Hitchcock, an engineer who acted as P&ID’s project director on the GSPA, died in December 2015.

Taofik Tijani, senior technical assistant to Lukman who also worked on the GSPA, died in March 2021.

There is no suggestion that the deaths are linked.