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[quote author=Longinyamapucci post=125492795]Hahaha weakling drug Master, so no more war and our military Superior power from the struggling region in South... I will, I give.. nonsense, you don't have the ball of abacha and his political sagacity to command any country in West Africa like Abacha. IBB quote come to mind... please someone should borrow me the meme. Yeye man.[/quote Person when him hand no clean no go dare try such a fight. He never settle him own matter finish na to add niger join? |
GanagiBitrus:That 3 years must complete. |
Ohh 9months? I think say you dey make mouth before say military go enter to put the former guy back in. Oshi. Na ur own remain all una Useless African greedy leaders. |
jmoore:If na my permission he dey wait to get another wife then permission granted. No waste time otherwise loneliness go finish you for old age. |
Rapmoney:Yes he's right. Burna is arrogant. But I think it's not the real him, it's the weed in his system I blame. |
garfield1:Thanks for the info. |
garfield1:I like people who say the truth, I feel so too. You know in life we don't know that the little things we do can come back to hunt us in future. |
garfield1:Okay I agree that all I've said is trash. But if his hands are clean why stoping the university from releasing the true certificate that could exonerate him from all the embarrassment? |
garfield1:I said Mr. Garfield stole my handbag. Mr. Garfield said he didn't steal it. I said ok I have items ABCD in the bag pls open it for us to see and confirm if it's true. Instead of Mr. Garfield to open the bag and show people that the bag actually belongs to him he rather takes a court order to stop us from opening the bag and he insists it belongs to him. Now there are two issues, No 1, the bag is actually stolen by Mr. Garfield. No 2, There's something much bigger than items ABCD in the bag that's why Mr. Garfield has refused to open it. I leave the rest for observers. |
alfredo4u:Let it happen. No matter what I prefer the military to this nonsense we are facing in Nigeria. Civilians are looting and calling it democracy. Useless people |
Segzy19:Not at all bro. I just gave my opinion. How far the high don clear? Na garri you drink take clear am abi? |
Kog45:Don't involve God in Nigeria. I'm not sure he's still there |
Segzy19:You sound like someone high on cheap drugs. |
Prod1:They should even kill him. |
bennybuhari:That's exactly the point you have hit the nail. If the so called democracy hasn't failed why will they rejoice over the military take over. A so called democratically elected man will rule more than his tenure and still plan to rule till death. What do you call that? Is that not a coup without uniform. My guy make I no lie I prefer the galant military take over and jail all those bastards. |
yorke1:Is it not better than the nonsense we are facing. Oh you prefer civilian looting than military looting. I see |
[quote author=Offpointng post=125462436]But why are Ipobs happy on Coup happenings in Africa and wishing same on Nigeria?? Oh they think they'll live much better under Military rule?? A sect of people who cheer a domestic terrorism called "Sit at home" who in turn became a Nemesis to affect their well being can mean nothing to be but a Foolish people [/quote Maybe the military rule would turn out better than what we are facing. |
garfield1:DID YOU READ THIS. 👇👇👇👇 before gender change surgeries were even contemplated. Tinubu had through his lawyers dared Atiku at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal to prove one of their grounds of petition that Tinubu’s Chicago State University certificate was forged. As Atiku set out to prove his claim, Tinubu’s lawyers quickly placed a stumbling block before him by asking the US court not to make his records available. They claim that it is no longer necessary for Atiku to have such information since the election tribunal in Nigeria has finished hearing any more evidence and had adjourned for judgment. It is obvious that Tinubu is seeking a dubious victory based on technicalities and not on the principle of law. No wonder they don’t want #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary. Next, they said the mistakes on the certificate they submitted in court to prove Tinubu’s innocence regarding the certificate forgeries were caused by an unnamed clerk of CSU. If Tinubu was certain the clerk made mistakes, why did he send as many as five lawyers to the Illinois Court to stop Atiku from getting access to his academic records? He should have just allowed the university to explain their mistakes. Without knowing, he was inadvertently validating Atiku’s and others’ allegation that he had been trotting around with a fake certificate. The Chicago State University (CSU) has also not acted professionally. What was so special about Tinubu’s academic records that all the unpardonable mistakes from a university as reputed as CSU would lose sleep over just one former student who American authorities established had ties to heroin trafficking and money laundering and was forced to forfeit $460,000? How does a reputable higher institution explain Tinubu’s gender is female, his age was altered by two years, and his middle name changed from Ahmed to Adekunle while signatories were clearly different on the certificate? This is certainly more than a clerical error. How is it that only Tinubu’s certificate had grammatical errors, signature errors, and wrong fonts? Tinubu recently sent a list of 48 ministerial nominees to the Senate for confirmation. Their credentials were scrutinized, and they were asked to defend their certificates. Would the Senate have confirmed Tinubu as a minister if he were on that list? Wouldn’t he have been chased out of the hallowed chambers of the Senate if he had come with questionable credentials? Isn’t it tragic that a man who cannot scale a mere ministerial screening is now serving as President of Nigeria? A Nigerian tragedy indeed! Phrank Shaibu is the Special Assistant on Public Communications to Atiku Abubakar |
garfield1:Who issued the certificate? I shouldn't be responding to you sef. |
Onefornaija24:If he has money to buy his way through they will not deport him. U.S is now like Nigeria everything can be bought from certificate to justice. Ask BAT he will give you the connection. |
DominusPrime:If u know how the thing dey pain me. I used to like Tinubu I still do but because he takes Nigerians as fools I personally decided to get off his train. The drama is too much for me. Meanwhile some blinded followers don't care since he's a Yoruba man or they are eating from his crumbs they will support stupidity till the end. The world is laughing at us |
garfield1:School said its genuine I agree. Then the school should prove it. But your god sent lawyers to block them from proving it. Is that how u guys show the world that ur hands are clean. The fact that ur god thinks you supporters are foolish doesn't mean you should act foolishly. Why not shame the world and Atiku by just doing the needful. Na wa oooooo. Wetin una dey hide? |
Goodvibes007:So you think it's only obidients that are speaking out? You are very wrong. Anyone who means well for Nigeria will speak out against fraud by Tinubu and the APC |
ImperialYoruba:They are not like your tinubu and APC government that sees every opportunity to steal from innocent citizens. |
itsme01:The weed you smoked is affecting your head. Everything you wrote here doesn't make sense. |
Abifarin16:You are obviously sick. |
DominusPrime:Me sef tire o. If Atiku was lying why not prove to the world by allowing the school show his real certification. What is he hiding? I also don't get it. If your hands are clean then why blocking Atiku? This makes Tinubu more suspicious and the painful part na the stupid supporters when still dey defend an. |
[quote author=rickleye post=125414639]Reread your last paragraph!!!