Don't mind his likes. They keep cursing themselves thinking they hate the country....not realising they will keep reaping from the curse they lay on the land by themselves.
keemsleek: And you leave, work and breath in the useless and stupid country. It's well with your soul.
...It's even from same abroad that the President is signing a trade pact with the UAE, a positive economic move for Nigeria.
helinues: A man with no honour, no dignity, no self respect. So you are no longer looking for the missing president Tinubu again, it's now about running the Nigeria governance from the foreign hotels
Nigerians will never allow such calamity to get near the Aso rock.
Anyone that's still believing in this man, it's either that person is politically tribal or politically blind
It's not even the usual camouflage colour but the insignia he is harping on. I don't think every sensible person including military personnel will support it if the elderly fellow was rough handled as a result of this
Nigerian soldiers approach an elderly man outdoors and remove his cap after spotting military-style symbols and emblems on it. The man stays calm and smiles throughout as one soldier examines the red patch closely, points it out, and chats with him – no real aggression, just a routine check!
Overlaid text in Pidgin English repeats: "Abeg make una stop impersonating ▲" (Please stop impersonating), turning the clip into a funny yet pointed commentary on civilians wearing anything resembling army insignia in Nigeria. Under Nigerian law (Criminal Code Section 110), unauthorized use of military uniforms, badges, or symbols is illegal to prevent impersonation – especially with security threats from groups like bandits or insurgents using fake gear. But many online are calling this petty, saying the army should focus on bigger issues instead of harassing ordinary folks who just like the look. What do you think – fair enforcement or unnecessary power show? Drop your thoughts below!
There's something wrong somewhere For a man to kill his wife and commit suicide means there is something fishy that infuriates the man the man. The family should quietly conduct DNA test on those children they will know the mystery behind this gruesome scenario
Exactly the point. The state govt cannot be accused for an excercise it facilitated and that uncovered the irregularity.
Originalsly: Where did the firm accuse the Osun State Government of inserting ghost workers? This is so dumb. How can this be when the OSG selected the firm to do the audit? That's a good move by the Governor. That's a whole lot of money that will be now available for projects. I just hope this is Part One of the investigation ... and Part Two will be to trace whose accounts the salaries go to ....and Part Three ...the arrest and conviction of these leeches.
Why will you believe evil/death wish over anyone and believe God should take care of you and answer your pleas. Politics is not to be played like this. A word is enough for the wise....
Streetinvestor2: .I learnt SW president is not coming back anytime soon from France..bodyb.ag loading
So we will just give thwm breathing space while they will deny us and just beat us as you claim. Well that is not the focus now. We have a big test with Algeria. If we scale through we shall see how this Morrocan will just not give us breathing apace.
judewrites: This morroco team will definitely win the afcon judging by this match.
They didn't give Cameroon breathing space and bossed the game.
I wonder how the super eagles will play them if we beat Algeria.
On a lighter note, do you expect the military to tear up the camouflage worn by the bandits in a peace talk? Lols
njokuuche77: Nigeria is a country with selective justice. I saw the other day army commandants abi generals with bandits. Some of the bandits were on military camouflage and nothing happened.
My take is not to mean every such judgement is biased against males but that such cases should be thoroughly dissected so that the one guilty is trully made to pay....no one should be made to pay for crime he never committed due to prejudice
Kobojunkie: There is no evidence that most males face what you claim. As a matter of fact, it is usually males who are mostly found blackmailing other males for crimes they have committed against children. 🥱🥱
Lols...Oga calm down. You've made your point. At least gear your energy on making your Obi win the party primaries and become the flagbearer before calling out the opposition.
Mbanda: Obi is the only way forward. Agbadorians can roast themselves alive if they can't accept this fact.
You can't conquer anyone. It's a free world with people assimilating/borrowing from different cultures. Some term it acculturation. The monarch has made his declaration within his right. It is left to be seen whether it will win over the people in a dynamic world.
CannibalEast: Either Obi of issele like or not, we're conquering his people without making noise, it's a must to conquer them mentally.
Enough with this same old cycle of kidnap and ransome. If our security is kind of overwhelmed.. What if every willing able bodied males in troubled areas are trained/allowed to bear arms just for 6 months in the troubled zones and let's compare whether such criminals will have continued easy access to come kill, steal, destroy and take away for ransome.
Smiles...pls there is no known law extricating politicians or political figures from such adds. Besides there is nothing shown to imply any political bias from the point of view of neutral observers except those who are sworn to see everything from the prism of negative politics
Winnin009: Do you understand the concept of politically exposed persons not being associated with certain things; like the national team for example?!
Omo... they really failed us in the educational sector o.
Whoever bankrolled the advert has the right to use whatever images deemed.
vanbonattel: I am not a sycophant. I don't support forcing the face of politically exposed people into a sports event that should be for the whole country.
How about using the face of Daniel Amokachi or Mutui Adepoju?
Your point of view is shared. It shows you understand economic progress. However, anyone wants him out, the next election is open to vote their messiahs.
HacheNoire: With the positioning and trajectory of his policies, He surely deserves to be re-elected.
Don't mind them. If a the chopper is ill fated they will jump to why not road transport narrative. What will be will be...may God repose the souls of the departed and console all that are mourning.
blamingthedevil: What rubbish did you just wrote? You actually don't know what you are saying. He was not going to Ibadan, he was going to Sagamu, Ogun State. If I may ask is your brain infested with maggots ? How can you describe Lagos Ibadan expressway as " most kidnapper-infested highways" . Do you live in alternate universe? When last did you hear of kidnapping on this highway?
Pls calm down and be sensitive...they weren't the ones driving.
omooba969: AJ and his friends were just being irresponsible, bcoz you'd expect them to know better that speed kills. Everyone is responsible for their own safety.
....all he rightly claimed would've been needless if the appeal for the inclusion of cessation clause in the country's constitution was not opposed by his kinsman when a fellow Southerner who had foreseen the future raised it...
obawinner: Don't Igbos get tired always seeking victims?
-Was it the British that made you lose the south south alliance?
-Was it the British that made azikwe contesting head of state in South West this leaving his own region bereft of quality leadership?
-Were you not the first president?
-Were you not the first of alot of development in Nigeria so much that your leader boasted of being the one to save the black man race?
-Was it the British that sponsored the massive brain drain of the south east to other regions which still happens till date?
- Was it the British that made you reject the secession clause that could have allowed you shaped your region destiny?
-zik and ojukwu ruined your destiny in the 90s, you allowed Nnamdi kanu ruined it in the 20s.
Your leaders took a lot of senseless decisions and miss strategic decisions pre independence of which the pains you will inherit till tommrow.
Pls what dis this very Obaseki say against the Oba to be stripped?
Antoeni: As a Benin man or someone residing in Benin, you should never say anything against the Oba. Anyone conversant with Bini recent History will know that the Patriach of the Obaseki family was said to have betrayed the Oba of Benin in his time. Even Governor Obaseki was also seemly antagonist to the Revered stool of the Oba of Benin. Abi na Curse? Youths hand go touch am shaa. I hope Oba forgives him
What really is the man's offense? Is it just being the former Gov.'s kin or what? A very shameful act by those hideous youths. This must not be swept under the carpet...
He can't be accused but if we consider how diseases gain ground using Disease Triangle: a susceptible host, a virulent pathogen, and a conducive environment, we will hold leaders responsible for peace in their domains.
Imindmybusiness: So it's true that those people use Sokoto as their hub and operate from there. I'm not saying the Sultan is their sponsor but he has some questions to answer because if they use his domain as hub and don't attack it, then someone or some people are keeping them in a leash.