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DSoj:
Come onn. Who doesn't know Wizzy in Africa. Habaaa.

Well, dude apparently doesn’t know that...
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PopeFlatino:
Really

Yes, there is...
As there are 24 teams this year (instead of the usual 16 teams).
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Autotech312:
What point are you making?

Comprehension deficit?

You referred to her as “ya wife” which she isn’t/wasn’t...
She is thus free to pursue her own happinesses and didn’t “do” anything to him by so doing.
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Which one concern Agbero with overload...

Abegi, free public transportation is NOT A PRIORITY FOR NIGERIA...
Let’s just prioritize free public education (and possibly free healthcare) and leave this jara for the 600K Luxembourgians.
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phenom666:
Some women are she-devil.

Na by force; he no do again. Leave his house na.

It’s NOT his house but their home...
Because she contributed 20 years of SWEAT EQUITY towards it.
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budaatum:
Sounds like UK. Divorced from Europe but don't wanna leave.

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owila4luv:
correct! and the wife is the mother of all bitches, and already in hell! how can a woman be fucking another man while on video call with her husband?

For the umpteenth time, they’re NOT married...
Abegi quit blaming the demented entitlement mentality of a twisted little man on a single woman living her life.
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ladiesreject:
Omg

Effects of a cheating wife on her husband and children.

But that man was so heartless to have killed those innocent kids.

Is it that women cannot be faithful or what?

I've never seen a faithful girl, especially those born in the early 90s to date. They are so promiscuous, all in the name exploring.

What do you want to explore abeg?

Spits

Chiefochiefo:
Now that you're in jail men will sample your wife even on your bed. Aboki

Autotech312:
This is serious, Wetin you do to dat ya wife Na?

They are NOT married...
Quit blaming the demented entitlement mentality of a twisted little man on a single woman living her life.
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BOOOMNAIJA:
And someone would tell me to go and marry.

The mor-on is NOT married...
Let’s not blame his demented mind on matrimony.
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foolbuster:
Chai!! You caught your wife ontop another man. After reasoning the thing, You decided to hang and kill your two kids abruptly ending their future; who knows they might have even been the ones to treat your wife's f*ck up later on.
Then you proceeded to hang yourself also.
When the whole thing blows over usually in a couple of weeks, your wife will go ahead to give her lover another new style. Maybe on that matrimonial bed you bought.
Oga wetin you come gain now.

She is NOT his wife...
But the mother of his children.

Since he didn’t wife her...
She owes NO commitment to him.
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tsinzu:
What did the innocent kids do to deserve this? Why not kill the promiscious mother instead

If he insists on death, then he shouldn’t be killing ANYONE ELSE other than himself - period!
First, “promiscuity” is NOT a capital crime, and if he was so in love he should have put a ring on it more than 8 years ago!
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basking4me:
The Badagry port is not a Federal government initiative but those of the private sector. It is a public-private sector driven project involving the federal government 20%, Lagos state government 20% and the Private investors with 60% stakes. The private investors have done their business case and chosen Badagry as best to locate this particular Port. Other areas are also open for development in the south but the investors will defintely consider their viability first.

Impact Analysis that Hadiza is giving as excuse to cancel the Badagry project through using the Federal Executive Council should actually be under the purview of the state where the project is located (irrespective of the Acts and Clauses establishing ports etal).

For developmental sake, allowances/legislation should be given for private development of airports/strips and seaports without government overbearing control as is this current situation. It is Lagosians that are affected by the impact of Apapa Wharf & Tincan ports, so the responsibility of site-ing/ impact analysis should be a Lagos concern.

The Lagos Ibadan express way is still under construction after so many years simply because Abuja is overseeing beyond where her eyes can carry her. This is the same bureaucratic bottleneck they are trying to introduce to the Badagry port project. It will never get completed this way.

Lagos state should fight this out as it is a developmental project to open up the already over stretched population housing a Country (Lagos is Nigeria) and with very low employment rates. It is everyday that people keep flocking into the state, where will the jobs come from if developments like this are cancelled or put on hold because of politics.

The federal government should encourage, support and give untainted backing to the realization of the Badagry Seaport project. She should ensure project delivery dates, specifications and all that were provided for in the project charter are met to make us all as Nigerians who are part of the stakeholders happy.

Didn’t even see your comment before I posted mine above...spot on!
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junkiesneverdie:
Can we as Nigerians be rational for once!!! Great move by the Federal government I hope they cancel it permanently how can you have 3 seaports in one state when there are other States like Cross River, Delta, Anambra and Rivers State that needs more improvements on their ports we are complaining of a papa gridlock and here we are trying to build new seaports in the same Lagos that is too congested how about moving to other parts of Nigeria must everything be centred in Lagos.. this is the injustice people are crying and talking about...

Well, it’s a PRIVATE sector-led port (promoted by an AP Moeller-led consortium)...
So canceling it does not necessarily means it will be relocated elsewhere in Nigeria (instead they might even move it to Benin Republic).
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SultanOfAbia:
A tailor that works for Gucci, Louis vuttion earn more than your family in one year

Oti o! The real tailors for those labels are more likely to be sweating in some windowless building in Bangladesh or Cambodia...
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We don’t need to wait for electric cars to stop fuel subsidy...
PMS subsidy in Nigeria is an elite rent-seeking scam that should have been ended eons ago!
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Onlinealaba:
One thing have learnt in life is to always maintain a low-key it might look odd but is always worth it, Dude might have informed his friends and probably village people that he his coming back home with the intention of a big celebration not knowing he has exposed himself to the evil people. Nigeria is not a safe place(No sugar coating) so one got to be proactive and ensure his own safety so many envious and hateful people out there..am lost on what to say further and most saddened with this news.Rest on brother

Abegi, nobody is riddling your body with bullets because they know/think you are coming to celebrate big...
First, even big celebrants don’t carry bags of cash in these days of e-banking, and the manner of death seems very personal. RIP
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We keep RECYCLING the same old failures...
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moshino:
You have zero idea of what you're talking about. Any police investigation that begins with any biased presumption, will not succeed in court. Don't assume that I watch tv shows, I don't, maybe you do. But on this subject, you have no idea what you're talking about.

And just for the avoidance of any doubt...
In any homicide at home without sign of forced entry, those persons closest to the victim are the first suspects (until eliminated).
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moshino:
You have zero idea of what you're talking about. Any police investigation that begins with any biased presumption, will not succeed in court. Don't assume that I watch tv shows, I don't, maybe you do. But on this subject, you have no idea what you're talking about.

A presumption does not equate to a bias...
So stop using both as inextricably-linked.

EVERY gun-related homicide (for example) starts with the PRESUMPTION that the person was shot/shot himself...
Nonetheless, a presumption is NOT a conclusion, and thus suspects/scenarios are raised/eliminated as the investigation proceeds.

BTW, investigations are not undertaken working backwards...
And thus detectives are not necessarily concerned about what will (or not) “succeed in court” at the outset. That’s for TV shows.
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PopeFlatino:
FTC finally ....I dedicate this to John Obi Mikel
Who's hattrick tomorrow will qualify Naija for Quarters

Jumping the gun a wee bit?
I believe there’s a Round of 16 this year.
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CanadaOrBust:
Interest what. I am talking of the popular $100 bill American money

In that case, it’s even more irrelevant to the discourse at hand...
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Temple1288:
Despite the debt, America is still mounting pressure on China's economy doesn't that show you that African type of borrowing is different and don't be surprised if they signed some shîtty papers on how Africans will be you used as collateral.

The US is not only the world’s biggest debtor but also the biggest market...
China (as with most countries with intelligent leadership) is playing the LONG game. Tantrums and ego is for Nairalanders.
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BLUEJAYY:
You have to also understand that most of these loans between these powerful economies are non-collateralized. Which means that even if. any of them defaults on their loan payments, the other guy can't really do anything about it due to the agreement and terms. They may just stop giving out the loans.

This is not the case with Nigeria.

Substantively no different from any sovereign debt...
When many countries defaulted in the 1980s/90s, what happened?

With few exceptions, there are two basic options with sovereign debt default...
Blacklist the country and/or rescheduled/restructure (or even sell off) their debt.
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CanadaOrBust:
Not true. US debt is 22 trillion. China is owed 1.1 trillion
Bluejayy, Banty, temple1288, jubrinelsudan

Almost 30% of sovereign debt (or treasuries)...
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paxonel:
it's a good thing! We are all happy about it, even Americans are very much happy that Africans do recognize their own. But certainly, that should not be interpreted that because africanns recognizes afro beat, therefore Americans should also do likewise by all means.

If wizkid must be recognized then he should do a complete African afro beat like Fela Anikulapo Kuti did when he was nominated globally, not the rubbish he is doing that Africans like .

You Africans need to wake up and be competitive with the world.
What the Nigerian society love so much in music and others are always sub standard.

Why?
Because of the poor education in Africa, it's as simple as that.
this is a pure comment of inferiority complex, wake up boy

Have you ever asked, why is that no Nigerian musician has ever been nominated for Grammy these days?

You people are putting pride in mediocrity

Not even going to mention that Seun Kuti was nominated for a 2019 Grammy Award (or that Femi Kuti has been nominated FOUR times in recent years), because I have no desire to dignify your drivel nor the desire to enlighten you on the limitations of the Grammies. SMDH
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paxonel:
it's a good thing! We are all happy about it, even Americans are very much happy that Africans do recognize their own. But certainly, that should not be interpreted that because africanns recognizes afro beat, therefore Americans should also do likewise by all means.

If wizkid must be recognized then he should do a complete African afro beat like Fela Anikulapo Kuti did when he was nominated globally, not the rubbish he is doing that Africans like .

You Africans need to wake up and be competitive with the world.
What the Nigerian society love so much in music and others are always sub standard.

Why?
Because of the poor education in Africa, it's as simple as that.
this is a pure comment of inferiority complex, wake up boy

Have you ever asked, why is that no Nigerian musician has ever been nominated for Grammy these days?

You people are putting pride in mediocrity

For seemingly the zillionth time, who gives a rat’s behind?
Myriad musical genres have survived and thrived without mainstream America ‘validation’.

Meanwhile, I do not appreciate anyone referring to an adult Black/African person as “boy” (for more reasons than one)...
I realize that you’re not American, but as you obviously worship the US, you should know better than to indulge in crude racist dog whistles.
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moshino:
Maybe in your country Nigeria. But in civilized countries, good, professional, investigation do not start with ASSUMPTIONS. It starts with unbiased, thorough, painstaking, scientific collection and examination of evidence and facts.

Of course, they do...
EVERY investigation starts with a tentative theory based on the evidence at hand.

Furthermore, most homicide investigations start with those closest to the victim(s)...
Some of you watch too many cop and CSI shows and have a distorted view of reality. SMH
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DSoj:
Those guys are surely talking about US. Not Africa

But the dude I am responding to seems to think Wizkid is only known in Nigeria...
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CanadaOrBust:
But China won’t elect to dump - it is not in their interest.

US can get rid of all that debt in s blink if they wish by internal bail out. U forget China pays $100 for a piece of paper that cost US 10 cents to print because that’s how they can buy materials from other countries

Irrelevant! China is still owed $100 plus interest...
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CanadaOrBust:
But China won’t elect to dump - it is not in their interest.

US can get rid of all that debt in s blink if they wish by internal bail out. U forget China pays $100 for a piece of paper that cost US 10 cents to print because that’s how they can buy materials from other countries

Let me return your response above to you...
But they won’t - it is not in their best interest.
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martineverest:
stop being ignorant.. bug artistes also present awards back stage.

America's backstage awards are usually better than those of the headies awards in nigeria

Not the least bit interested in rolling in the gutter of personal insults with you...
When folks resort to personal ad hominem attacks, it indicates a lack of substantive merit or just a poor upbringing.

Meanwhile, on the SUBSTANCE of the matter at hand, again just admit you did not see the show. I do not care how’s “America’s backstage awards” “usually” are, because this was NOT one. Regina Hall did not host the BET awards from some “second-tier backstage venue”, neither was Cardi B and the other celebrities sitted at some “backstage venue” while groupies and ordinary folk were at the main venue. Dude, when you find yourself in a hole, Abegi quit digging. Desperately trying to “win” a quite meaningless Internet discussion is not a good look. SMH
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globemoney:
You really need to go study about us music scene. They don’t care about your African market, they only come here when they are invited for shows of which they are paid heavily. Nigerian music industry don’t yet have the facilities that’s why Akon will always be teacher and more popular than Wizkid

Why is it paining you?
You do realize that “abroad” is not limited to Africa?!

Meanwhile, what happened to all those US artistes who went bankrupt? LMAO!
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