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Hopefully the government plans to auction off the estate (if found to be proceeds of corruption)...
Otherwise, once the govt takes over the estate it will become a shabby run-down ill-maintained slum.
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Congrats Bro...
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These things can only happen in a backward SUPERSTITIOUS society...
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Harlem2:
Autojosh should visit damaturu and other states

Lagos all the time
:-<

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favour32:
If there's no peace will there be education?
In war torn countries,are they talking about education or peace?

If you have a well-educated population...
You are unlikely to be a war-torn country!
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Omudia11:
So because women are doing better than men it now translates into sexism? Lmao.

So sexism not corruption, is the bane of Nigeria's development?

Are both mutually-exclusive?

Meanwhile, your President just name a cabinet with men constituting FIVE TIMES the number of women...
A society that fails to fully utilize more than half of its productive population (Nigerian women) is self-sabotaging it's own development! SMH
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DISGUSTING! NIGERIA IS TRULY A MISOGYNISTIC ZOO!!
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selemempe:
i understand ur sentiments but i dont share it. U know niggers correct? Black people. U know they are hard to control and always starting nonsense. U.s has just 40 million niggers but na dem full prison, nigeria has 200 million niggers...to the extent the country was named nigger area.

Babaa...the only way to reduce crime here is to shoot armed people on sight.

Was the racist drivel really necessary? SMH
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Illiterate ‘yoots’...
Not at all surprised. SMH
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MISPLACED PRIORITIES!
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Anyone seriously surprised by these stats?
That’s why sexism continues to hold Nigeria’s development back.
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Marry 2 wives, carry 3?
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favour32:
Na educational system be d main problem now abi na Fulani herdsmen?

Are both mutually-exclusive?
Where have you ever seen educated people herding cattle around and destroying farms?
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Nigerians love noise and often mistake loquaciousness for effectiveness...
That's why some are elevating Abike Dabiri over a consummate international diplomat like JD.
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Baroba:
Onyeama na my direct uncle, but I can tell he made no visible impact as foreign minister, let's be honest, how many of you remembered him during Bubu's first..

A seasoned technocrat but he was living in England / Switzerland for over 30 years before a friend he attended Oxford university with recommended him to Buhari.. Hé is more Oyibo than Nigerian.. Hopefully, we will see a better performance from him.He is from a good stock ,his old boy was the first Nigerian judge at Hague; Late Justice Charles Dadi Onyeama.

He did NOT attend Oxford...
He's a Cantabarian (Cambridge U) and Columbia University grad.
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Graduateacher:
At least I'm seeing 40s and 50s, that's not too bad

Football ages...
Abegi add at least another 10 years on top.
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Davash222:
See files and papers everywhere. I thought we are in digital world Can’t they store all those files electronically

You should see the dusty files and papers in our courtrooms...DISGRACEFUL!
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Imoh555:
Stale....black man spending and finding solace in a whites man invention

He says while proudly typing away in a white man's invention...
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Doubt there'll be a second date...
Looks like the Benz isn't feeling it!
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Amuocha:
So much traffic along Bourdillion today

Jagaban was probably relocating cash...
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YAHOO Generation...
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forghon:
Are u sure he’s a graduate

I feel terrible for the dude...
But we really do have to address our educational system.
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jnoz23:
IMHO SHE IS JUST WANT TO TREND SO THAT SHE CAN KEEP ON GETTING PAID.
CAPISH?

Sniper suicide is NOT a joking matter...

Meanwhile, it’s “capisce” (Italian) or “capiche” not capish. Capisce?! LOL!
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Frankyboy1:
Work can be in different capacity, and not basically paid employment! Get enlightened

To quote Aunty Kemi verbatim “I spent 20 years @cnn in 5 different capacities”...
Nothing that she has proffered (or you’ve implied) remotely justifies such blatant misstatement.
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jnoz23:
I will personally buy sniper for this woman

That’s in very poor taste...
And not the way to treat an elder with obvious mental issues.
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VenusTechShop:
Imolites should be thankful to God that for once, they now have a working Governor!!! Pay no heed to APC online agents trying to tarnish Ihediohas image.

Those Iron bars you see there are health hazards waiting to happen. Who didn't know that those projects were done with inferior materials and any little breeze, one must fall? Is it till it kills somebody? Imolites, support your Governor and pray for him. Ihedioha will turn out just fine.

I am neither an Imolite nor do I suspect any of the 2 Corruption SPVs that masquerade as political parties...
But can you tell us how many have “fallen” since they were erected. Sounds like you folks DESERVE your ‘rulers’!
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veeceesynergy:
Madam Oby, pls where and how was there flabberant abuse of office.
3 police officers came to ur house to deliver a letter, u refused coming down to acknowledge d letter for over 5hrs, rather u were busy taking pictures and posting fake info on Instagram.
I like d involvement of Aisha Buhari and co in dis matter, at d end it will bring an end to cases of false rape allegations in Nigeria.
So many men 're in prison today as a result of false rape allegation.
Let him simply honour d police invitation with his barrage of lawyers and not shouting Wolf wen dia is none.
He laid an allegation, d police is inviting him to aid in investigation and he's running to social media.

If the subject matter isn’t so tragic...
The highlighted would actually be hilarious!
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Does this mugu realize how many songs are titled ‘Blow My Mind’?
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Deadlytruth:
I agree with you now except on the claim that Nigerian politicians brought the coup upon themselves. As long as politics is a game of Interest, either selfish or selfless, there must always be clashes among politicians. Are our present crop of politicians not far more useless than the first republic ones? In fact the first republic politicians were all saints compared to the opportunists we have today. But does that justify military intervention now?

Comparisons between eras can be odious...
In those days, coups were a quick means of replacing corrupt govts in Asia, Latin America and Africa (even the US supported some coups).
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Deadlytruth:
For example, Adegboyega wrote somewhere in that book that Ifeajuna and some other different military officers started nursing the idea of staging a coup as far back as 1961. In another page of the book, he claims that the coup plot was to arrest the official corruption of the day.
From October 1960 to the middle of 1961 was just a 9 month period. Now what level of corruption could a nine month old government have so much perpetrated to warrant being sacked by a coup?

Secondly, he claims in the book that the coup was also aimed at releasing Awolowo and making him the Prime Minister. The question now is, how could a set of coupists whose objective was to impose a national government with a strong center (i.e. unitary system) have rooted for the most consummate and unrepentant federalist (i.e. the foremost advocate of weak central government) in the land to head such a government?
I can go on and on

On Awolowo, I don’t think your assertion came from Wale Ademoyega’s book (you probably confuse it with co-plotter Ben Gbulie’s book). I believe that Ademoyega’s book only referenced a plan to immediately release all “political prisoners” including Awolowo, Enahoro, Jakande, Onitiri, Omisade, etc. (p.33), but obviously the coup-plotters shared more of the socialist aspirations of Chief Awolowo than what they considered to be the feudalism of the NPC. Nonetheless, Chief Awolowo (a supposedly committed democrat) went on to serve as virtual “prime minister” in the the quasi-unitary (actually defacto unitary) military government of General Gowon, in the position of Vice-Chairman of the Federal Executive Council. It’s how things work in Nigeria, where MKO’s running-mate joined the military government that imprisoned him.
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