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They should send a letter to Sam Mbakwe to tell him that Buhari is doing the impossible, bringing civilization and order to Aba. Sai Baba! |
You have the factory in Kaduna, you have to pay tax. Who invited them to Kaduna anyway? |
Birthday and such anniversaries are women things. So is the nagging you are doing now. It is normal for me to forget my own birthday and that of everyone around me. But they know that I care about them and their well being. Of course other issues can help you decide whether you are being used as personal ATM. But not birthday. |
Where is Karma when you need it like yesterday? |
Kriss216:I thought they were Fulani Herdsmen |
While there own Super Rigging Proffs are walking free |
akaahs:I.Q. Is measured as “high” or “low”. Obviously your’s is very low. There is nothing like short or long I.Q. |
bluediamond1239:I believe you are sitting at home and expecting the import license. Continue sitting and waiting, it will come. |
This person Obadiah’s surname is a misnomer. He obviously has no lafiya in his head. How can an ethnic group killing their own ethnic group and of the same religion be classed as committing a planned genocide? How can Christian Country’s like America and Buddhist countries like China be supporting and encouraging Islamization? He is not Mailafiya, he is Maras Lafiya and he needs help with his delusional paranoid psychosis. |
But you went to prison for stealing. Obasanjo went for political reasons |
Emilokoiyawon:Nothing to with Miyetti Allah. We all know it is Jukun Militia that are after the ineffective noisy and hate-filled Governor Ortom. |
And they call her a LADY. A lady cannot be petty thief. She is either a woman or a girl . |
I’m sure they did a feasibility study. Anyway if he sited the refinery In Calabar, Warri or even Port Harcourt people will still talk. I will not even mention Kano or Kaduna . ( before you say anything about Kano or Kaduna remember that Nigeria’s crude oil right now is transported transported to refineries outside the country , some of the countries thousands of miles away to refined an d returned to Nigeria as Import.) |
. EKONGKING:Yes, he should just compare it with Onitsha or the pictures of Aba below
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gidgiddy:Which of the other coups had ethnic cleansing at its core , apart from the January 1966 coup? |
GreatEbonyi:The civil war didn’t start after Aburi . The civil war started on 15th January 1966 when murderer Igbo soldiers lead by Chukwuma Nzeugwu and Emmanuel ifeajuna went into houses of non Igbo politicians and non Igbo senior Military Officers and murdered them and some of their families. That was the beginning of the civil war. It was clear who fired the first shots in the war, It was Igbo criminal officers. And they thought they could run away from a war they started , just by declaring Biafra. No way! ICC will be interested in the ethnic cleansing by Nzeugwu and ifeajuna and their tribesmen on January 15, 1966. |
The former CJN also disclosed that within two years in office as CJN, he initiated a lot of innovations and reforms that have been abandoned, adding: “You did not have to know my wife, my children or anybody close to me to get justice.” But less than 24 hours after the former CJN disclosed that he was not confronted with the reason for his removal from office, a former governorship candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Enugu State, Dr. Alex Chukuwemeka Obiechina, reminded him of his assertions in 2016 that any case he (Onnoghen) dismisses should be taken to God in heaven. While recalling the misfortune his appeal suffered at the hands of Onnoghen, Obiechina slammed the former CJN, saying he was out to denigrate Nigeria’s judicial system after his removal. In a statement, Obiechina said: “My attention has been drawn to a very false and misleading statement credited to the former Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Onnoghen, that nobody told him of his offence before his ignominious removal as the Chief Justice of Nigeria. “If he was not told of his offence, what did he go to the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) to defend? What was he defending at the High Courts and later, Court of Appeal? What were his team of lawyers defending in these courts or were they busybodies? “This is a case of refusing to tell yourself basic truth. If you do not know why you were removed, go to Google and see that the world knows. You are equally saying that the rulings and judgments delivered by different courts on this matter were not based on legal facts before the courts, but merely delivered at the figments and inventions of those judges, since there was no case (any accusation against you) before them. “By implication, as a former High Court Judge, Appeal Court Judge, Justice of the Supreme Court and CJN, you are testifying to Nigerians and the entire world to lose faith in Nigerian judiciary as judgments obtained in Nigerian courts, from your experience, are not based on law, but on extraneous factors. Was that what you were doing? If you were not doing so, why kill the system that raised you up and fed you simply because you mis-endeavoured and crashed?” Read the whole story here: https://m.guardian.ng/category/politics/ |
baseb:Please read and be informed: https://m.guardian.ng/category/politics/ |
Shut up your mouth Onnoghen , Buhari removed you from CJN because you are a criminal. You should actually be in prison. |
Mikecold:My brother, southerners want quick money . They become lawyers and cash in on the absence of law in the country. To be a judge you must face poverty as magistrate for 15 to 20 years, only a few southerners can do that. While most northern law graduates go to the bench. |
GreatEbonyi:Gowon could quash the agreement or respect it. He chose to quash it. As you pointed out “a military head of state can take any decisions whatsoever without consulting anybody.” Your own words. QED. So what’s your problem? |
Dressings recommended by religions can be compatible with our interactions whether in the market, at work or in schools. It is perfectly compatible with love for each other and friendship. Except for those that don’t want peace in the education system and that is the mischievous CAN and their restive blind followers.
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simplesearch:I sympathize with Leah Sharibu and her family and I support her stand. But I disagree with you about Boko Haram selection you wrongly proclaimed. Boko Haram have have killed perhaps hundreds of thousands of Muslims . A large proportion of them killed at prayer in the mosque. You know this very well. Leah Sharibu is a victim of terrorists and criminals to all. I have lost relatives fighting Boko Haram. You must either be dangerously ignorant or plain mischievous. |
Partners in crime |
Racoon:It is foolish to present the so called Aburi Accord as a Declaration accepted by all Nigerians even without its distortion here, Aburi accord was as illegal and illegitimate as the killer military coupists that made it. They had no mandate to make any such agreements for Nigeria. And If you insist that Military Government has the mandate to make such agreements , you must also agree that another Military Government has the mandate to quash it. Period. Such agreements cannot even be made by a democratic National Assembly. A referendum is required. I’m not aware that Aburi was a Nigerian referendum. |
Learning has nothing to do with dressing. There must have been some educationists, health workers, administrators and other technical workers that emerged from this Primary School.They were wearing their best , welcoming Chief Obafemi Awolowo the then Premier of the Western Region ( which included Bomadi). How does hijab affect your education or your life? CAN is just looking for trouble.
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Does it make any difference to me if your aged mum stops receiving the stipend you send to her? |
They can go ahead and stop sending money to Nigeria. Whose salary are they paying? |
None of them. Good riddance. I don’t know them anyway |
Odewaleadesoye:On both sides. Of course assuming that you got the sides right. You no de hear word. Ask your grand pa how they had a bloody nose and had to beg for peace. |
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