Nazgul:
What do you expect from an Okada man?

I do say it that most of those blaming the government, if you give them the opportunity to lead, they'll end up becoming worse than the government they spent their lives criticizing.

RecentHistory:


At least he can drive around freely.
He's not in a cage where they hide under the bed every Monday.

Broveens42:
Whether you mock ekpa or not, the most important thing is:
Biafra is officially an independent ONLINE state

Miramonica:
I hope visa requirements for USB won't be too stringent...I plan to apply for visa.

Please does anyone know USB embassy in Nigeria or Ghana?

AMI3:


U are wrong there and Oshomole is wrong too.
Can you catch 377 thieves? The answer is no
But you can catch 1 thief.

If you have 377 thieves do u know how many money they will steal combine.

In a society like ours that you have only one thief I believe people will like to do business in such a country but if you up to 377 thieves people will be scared to do business in such place.
Reason

LeeSantos:
What’s the difference?

Samogloby:
CATHOLIC BISHOPS REJECT $40,000 GIFT FROM KENYAN PRESIDENT (#68,000,000)

The African state’s archbishop, Philip Anyolo, says that such donations violate church rules
Catholic bishops reject $40,000 gift from Kenyan president
Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) Chair, Bishop Maurice Muhatia Makumba, preaches during the annual National Prayer Day at the Subukia National Shrine.

The Kenyan Catholic Church has rejected a cash donation of about $40,000 from the East African state’s president, William Ruto, citing “ethical concerns” and its values of integrity and independence from political interference.

The gift to the Soweto Catholic Church in the capital, Nairobi, on Sunday, came just days after the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) criticized Ruto’s government for corruption, human rights abuses, and heightened tension in the country.

The Catholic Archbishop of Nairobi, Philip Anyolo, said in a statement on Facebook on Tuesday that President Ruto had offered a total of 2.6 million Kenyan shillings ($20,000) to the choir, the Parish Missionary Council (PMC), and for the construction of a priest’s house.

He said Ruto promised to give an additional 3 million Kenyan shillings (about $23,000) toward the house project and to donate a bus to the parish.

According to the statement, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, who attended the church service alongside the president, also donated 200,000 Kenyan shillings ($1,544).

“These funds will be refunded to the respective donors. Furthermore, the promised additional KSh 3 million for the construction of the Fathers’ house, as well as the donation of a parish bus by the President, are hereby declined,” Archbishop Anyolo stated.

“The Catholic Church strongly discourages the use of church events such as fundraisers and gatherings as platforms for political self-promotion,” he added.

The archbishop also urged authorities to address previous pressing concerns raised by the KCCB, including political wrangling, overtaxation of Kenyans, violations of freedom of speech, and unfulfilled promises.

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Ruto’s government has faced widespread criticism in recent months in the wake of deadly protests sparked by the country’s rising cost of living and a controversial finance bill that proposed tax hikes. The Kenyan leader withdrew the legislation in July after dozens of protesters were killed in clashes with riot police. He also restructured his cabinet in response.

Last Thursday, Kenyan bishops denounced the “blatant recurring incidents of reported abductions… increasing murder of women” and the killings of young protesters. The KCCB accused the government of fostering a “culture of lies.”

However, in response, President Ruto said, “We must be careful to give factual information lest we become victims of the things we accuse others of doing.” Aaron Cheruiyot, senator for Kenya’s Kericho County, also accused the KCCB of “misleading the public” with a “purely political statement.

Samfloxin:
Catholic Church will tell her to bring the money cos she is married to Jesus and doesn't need worldly things. Those ones who teach and lecture,their salary goes to the church and the church gives them part of it. Na them Sabi Sha

G0Oodharddick:
Most rev fathers have wives and children in another country likewise Rev sisters, Catholic Churches knows this too

We are not ready for this discussion

walezy14:

Let me correct you,
Ooni is Number 1 king In Yoruba land. And he co- chair national traditional council with sultan of sokoto.

GloriousGbola:
It is actually not surprising, all things considered

Let's refresh your memory:

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/07/alleged-n250m-anambra-money-police-launches-fresh-investigation/

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/147056-apc-tasks-police-boss-n250-million-allegedly-found-anambra-governors-convoy.html

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/news/374/gov-peter-obi-n250m-in-three-suite-cases-an-insiders-acco.html

Why would people be paid millions in cash? That is the action it a person who does not want a paper trail

IAMBOSS1990:

Actually Osimhen would be a good fit.

Berankis:
Is Cybertruck this expensive or his own is customized?

Borrow222:


If 10 ritualists are caught how many of them will be from your region?

jmoore:

You go ask tire.

jmoore:
Was it sit at home that caused the kwashiokor?

Let's teach Peter Obi a lesson.

Babablu bulabu.

This is just 1 year in office, the lesson is just getting started.

lagosrd:
If you no get strength no go near am. You will just discover that you ran away one day

travelzcruix:
Las las, it is still labour and cash intensive. Worse of is selling in local Naira. Farming go tire u. We just need to open trade corridors Nationwide in Nigeria at least receive forex or at all at all currency wey get stability pass naira.

ycat:
Of course, the lawlessness of Nigeria gave ibos cover to want to make Yorubas their mate. They know the difference between us and that's why they are always trying to blend into our shadow. If they see white people talking about Yoruba language or anything, you will see ibos there begging them to do for ibos too, when there's really no subject about them. Ibos civilization started in 1850's and was created from Yoruba's culture. They want to measure up with Yoruba and Nigeria gave them that illusion.

VanMoyez:


Keep exposing your ignorance! Only citizens are allowed to vote; even GC holders can’t. So stop spewing misinformation and get the facts right.

Shaketable:
This yeribaa people n their noise. But they il say Igbo should leave Lagos, America deserves to tell them to leave the US n go back to their country. Hippocrates