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I don’t care one big about Rochas...
But this is a JUVENILE power-drunk Governor.

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naptu2:
Onyebuchi Ememanka @Buchiememanka1

https://mobile.twitter.com/Buchiememanka1/status/1364248593025097731

So juvenile...
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eherbal:
Aunty nkechi sef resemble bambiala wey wear wig

VEXT:
Very ugly old woman with shapeless ass..she even get fan?

‘Pele! Use Google to research how you can remove the tattoo...
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MarketDispatch:
Most times the quality of work delivered by Nigerian Artisans are very poor because most did not go to apprentice training schools to learn the job properly.

This is one of the reasons people hire Chinese and Togolese Artisans to deliver quality jobs.

Nigerian artisans live by the same philosophy as most other Nigerians: “abegi manage ‘am”
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compromise:
Edo University, Iyamho, Hostels Not Observing COVID-19 Protocols

New hostel complex built withing 3 months by the Obaseki administration is substandard. Lacks class and is already falling apart even before being inhabited.. Students are cramped 6 to a room as against the COVID-19 guidelines it was never this bad during Oshiomole's tenure.

You lost any grain of credibility by fighting for A-dwarf Oshiomole...
It’s hard to take you seriously and see this as anything other than selective ‘political’ pictures.
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ceaser:
Wahala for who renounce citizenship.

But no problem. The chronic unseriousness of Nigerian leaders was the reason he did that in the first place. As a prodigal son, he is welcome to take back his citizenship.

Next time, if he wants to renounce Nigerian citizenship, he should do so after he's gotten well established in liberal places like Canada, UK, Australia and maybe the US.

South Africa is like glorified Nigeria, just much better than Nigeria but nonetheless exposed to the irregularities and leadership evil that also plagues Nigeria his motherland.

Don’t personally know about Canada and Australia...
But rest assured the US or the UK will most definitely expel him for FRAUDULENTLY obtaining citizenship.

People have been stripped of citizenship in the US for fraud after decades (in one case, after 33 years)!
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ceaser:
Wahala for who renounce citizenship.

But no problem. The chronic unseriousness of Nigerian leaders was the reason he did that in the first place. As a prodigal son, he is welcome to take back his citizenship.

Next time, if he wants to renounce Nigerian citizenship, he should do so after he's gotten well established in liberal places like Canada, UK, Australia and maybe the US.

South Africa is like glorified Nigeria, just much better than Nigeria but nonetheless exposed to the irregularities and leadership evil that also plagues Nigeria his motherland.

Is he, a FRAUDSTER, any better than the “chronically unserious” Nigerian leaders?
Reasonably certain that if he finds himself in Nigerian government, his FRAUDULENT ways will flourish!
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YungMillionaire:
How is it even possible for a human being to be citizenless? Na wa o!

He’s not stateless...
He is still Nigerian by law.
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jirehUB:
With his level of education, it shouldn’t be hard for him to get another country ready to accept him.

Better not to have a country than this contraption where a terrorist Sheikh has the audacity to tell us that Bandits are not criminals but victims of their victims

No advanced nation cares about your “level of education” if you are a FRAUDSTER...
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Logan23:
They have given him a direct passport and VISA to any western nation he desires

No country can give you a visa to enter another country...
And frankly NO Western nation is likely to admit someone expelled for fraud.
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Princedapace:
So what did SA do here?

He had a wife in Nigeria but lied and never mentioned it. Married an SA woman to get citizenship, divorced her and brought in his Nigerian wife. Rubbish. He could have brought in the Nigerian wife as a sister and still maintained his fraudulent citizenship.

SA and Nigeria are not on the same level, pls. And stop blaming SA for the fraudulent ways of many Nigerians in SA. Rubbish.

See how ordinary Nigerians are so comfortable with FRAUDULENT behavior...
Tomorrow, everyone will blame “leadership” - as if every population doesn’t deserve it leaders.
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Microwhy:
Truly South Africa has no power to expell him according to UN law.
You can't render a human being with the status of No-Country .

Next time when you arrive the US, immediately renounce your Nigerian citizenship and see what happens...

A country cannot render you “stateless” if you originated from such country, but you can certainly be stripped of an acquired citizenship for various reasons. In this case, he apparently obtained his citizenship by FRAUD, which means that his purported “citizenship” was itself a NULLITY, as if it never occurred in the first instance. In addition, as a general principle, courts will not uphold or enforce CRIMINALITY.
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But Lai informed us that Boko Haram has been “technically” defeated...
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Prussian:
It is only nonentities and loafers who complain while in government offices. Those with good jobs stay away from government appointments.

That being said, Ayade is just disgracing himself about. To think Ayade is a Professor.

And then complain about the quality of governance...
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sureboykris:
One can't even hear anything cause of the voice over talking.
Next time don't run commentary on a video

Wasn’t saying any rational thing
Good riddance to bad rubbish. SMH
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Monogamy:
And you can't resign and look for another job ?

Then he would have to find a real job
Where he may actually be required to work!
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babadigu:
Is the guy really 53 yrs old?
He looks more older than that i think!!!

Football age...
Dude looks at least 70!
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danvault:
You guys saying shitt must have forgotten when these militants blew up about 16 pipelines, killed scores of soldiers after the president vowed to crush them but na negotiation end am last last.

Those people who blew up those pipelines are now so rich that they will the ones fighting against these new armed robbers...
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spacechuks:
The militants are not hostile to killing innocent citizens, if not by now, all yorubas in the south working in oil companies would have been asked to vacate,

So all those local Nigerian drivers and civilians killed during the spate of kidnappings and bombings in the Niger Delta were not innocent?

You talk of military getting rich, but what about militants like Tom Ateke, Government Tompolo, Askari-Dokubo, Henry Okah, etc., who all became extremely wealthy (some reportedly Naira billionaires), while the poor folks of the Niger Delta got even poorer - even as monies poured in from NDDC, 13% Derivation Allocation, Niger Delta Ministry, Amnesty Program, etc.

You talk with extreme jealousy about infrastructure in Lagos and Abuja. and yet the monies allocated to the NDDC alone over the past near two decades (since 2002) would be enough to match most of the infrastructure that you envy in Lagos and Abuja - not to talk of the monthly 13% Derivation Allocations, and the monies allocated to the Niger Delta Ministry and the Amnesty Program.

Instead, Peter Odili was busy bragging to the BBC back in the day how he supposedly spent $US 20 million on the Brick House, while Rotimi Amaechi was buying private jets and flushing money down the drain on a vanity monorail that literally went nowhere. A Niger Deltan was president of this country for 6 years, without doing anything in the region (other than make his wife and pals rich).

Exactly what industries and businesses does Edwin Clark (who btw was in the federal cabinet while those infrastructure that you envy in Lagos was being built) have that has turned him into a billionaire - so rich that he can build a university and CHARGE Niger Deltan students a fee to attend. If he loves Niger Deltans so much, why is he not providing them with free education (as Alex Ibru did)?

Let’s not even mention James Ibori (whose stealing btw started as a low-level employee in the UK, and so cannot blamed on Nigeria), who even after being convicted in the UK for stealing from his own Niger Delta people is still treated like a demigod by the same people he stole from. Prof Eric Opia reportedly stole billions from OMPADEC (the forerunner of NDDC) and was defended by Niger Deltans.

Abegi quit blaming others for largely SELF-INFLICTED wounds. THE THIEVES LIVE WITHIN THE HOUSE!
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brandsoncharlie:
The real clowns is you. Can you speak up like them and demand your rights ? No. Even if it is selfish interest.

pacespot:
In an environment where corruption lives flamboyantly, these violent uprisings are inevitable, I just watched one IAAF world tournament that took place in 2019 where the only person representing Nigeria in the tournament, one lady called Tola Amusan, was disqualified on corruption-like charges, she tried to cheat her co-athletes in a 100 meter hurdle by taking off before the sound of the bell. She was the only Nigerian athlete I saw in the tournament and she was the only athlete disqualified in the entire tournament.

Nigerians just like to cheat people except you can fight for your right. This country is a jungle indeed

Abegi don’t disgrace your family and village by showing you’ve never before seen (or heard of) anyone beating the stater’s gun in athletics...

Meanwhile, these sorts of armed and violent extortion (and you can add robbery, kidnapping, piracy, murder, etc., all of which these so-called “militants” have variously engaged in) have nothing to do with “rights” - unless of course there’s a right to join in stealing and looting. Stripped of all intellectual pretensions, these so-called “militancy” is merely an armed campaign to join in the general looting and stealing (while the actual PRODUCTION is carried out mostly by foreigners - albeit a few Nigerians have now joined in the production process). Already, many of the so-called “youth” leaders collect monies from oil companies every month supposedly on behalf of community ‘youths’ and spend or outrightly embezzle most (if not all) of it. Similarly, many of them‘youths’ themselves who have their names submitted for employment in oil companies only show up to collect salaries. In fact, some of the earlier “youth” and/or “militant” leaders are today some of the wealthiest people in the ND and Nigeria (Tom Ateke, Government Tompolo, Askari-Dokubo, etc.). We already know how rich MEND’s Henry Okah was in South Africa.

Let’s not fool ourselves that these so-called “militancies” have anything to do with the truly desperate plight of many poor Niger Deltans, who continue to sink into even deeper poverty even as more money is poured into the Niger Delta (through NDDC, Niger Delta Ministry, 13% Derivation Allocation, Amnesty Program, etc.) only to be looted, embezzled and stolen mostly by their own Niger Delta “leaders” and elite. Look at how well-armed with very expensive and sophisticated lethal weapons those dullards in the video are, and ponder how come they do not invest all that money into a trade or small business (eg, a grinding machine is cheaper than an AK-47). These are not folks interested in rights!
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Aonkuuse:
Niger Delta militants resurface, threaten to carry out attacks in Abuja, Lagos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2veK6327dg

Source: https://www.thecable.ng/niger-delta-militants-resurface-threaten-to-carry-out-attacks-in-abuja-lagos

Abegi, go talk to NDDC and quit babbling incoherently...

After more than TWELVE YEARS of the so-called “amnesty” program, collecting salaries and allowances every month, receiving education/training overseas and in Nigeria on full scholarship, receiving skill training, etc., you lot still cannot make something of yourselves, but instead (albeit admittedly like so many other Nigerians) are sitting on your behinds waiting to share AWOOF money.
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brandsoncharlie:
NNPC subsidiaries are in Lagos state undertaking decisions in disbursement of funds from crude oil sales for the FG in Nigeria and you are here talking crap.
Where does the landing of crude oil in Nigeria take place over the years in Nigeria?

What are driveling on about?
Such decisions are made at HQ level in Abuja, not at subsidiary level in Lagos.

Meanwhile, the reason PRIVATE oil companies prefer Lagos...
Is exactly because of DUMB armed robbers...sorry, “militants”...like these. SMH
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Aonkuuse:
Niger Delta militants resurface, threaten to carry out attacks in Abuja, Lagos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2veK6327dg

Source: https://www.thecable.ng/niger-delta-militants-resurface-threaten-to-carry-out-attacks-in-abuja-lagos

We don’t play that BS in Lagos...
Try it, and it will be the end of your lineage.

EKO ONI BAJE!
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IYANGBALI:
If the story is true, they should look for him and beat him again. I ate nonsense

After you “ate” nonsense, did you swallow it?
Because nonsense is coming out of you right now.
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Future leaders of tomorrow...smh
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ivolt:
The fraudster should rot in jail but the act of trusting strangers with huge money is foolish.

How is the person he’s going to marry a “stranger”?
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Dearlord:
Money spent on the repair is better off used in building 2 more Bridges or building a bridge that will lead us to Jesus

So that your people will go meet that “Jesus” quickly when this one collapses?!
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Football age...

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Resurrection212:
We Igbo are just an hypocrite watch how my brother will defending a common criminal with emotion.

He is a rich man before venture into the politic he can build Africa if he so desire, he is the most richest Igbo man before venture to politics and he can build those estate including that university without venture into politics bla bla bla.

Okorocha foundation was established in 1998 but unfortunately the organization couldn't manage to construct one classroom block until Okorocha became governor in 2011.

The reason behind this Okorocha group of school foundation was his ambition to become Nigeria president.

Even if that’s the reason, it’s still a GOOD thing...
Would rather have someone provide poor students with free education because they want to president than hire thugs or kill people!
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theFilmtric:
FTC lol

but. This is totally rubbish now
How does this help Nigeria??
Nigerians have a lot of misplaced priorities
We worship the U.S too much
I was totally embarrassed when on January 20
I saw AIT put up some children,Nigerian children to wear the U.S national colours and were performing the American anthem on Nigerian TV!!!
Such a shame!

theFilmtricsay

How do you know the children were not Nigerian-Americans?
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