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tsephanyah:
Misinformation... Disregard this news because of the unreliable source

SyrusdeHansome:
ASO ROCK FACEOFF, COULD NNAMDI KANU BE RIGHT
ABOUT BUHARI’S DEATH?
Even in the face of glaring failures in handling security
challenges in the country along with united call for the
sacking of security chiefs, the presidency insists their
removal is not possible, arguing that it will jeopardize
national security. How can the sacking of inefficient
officers who have failed woefully in their duties, whose
tenure of service have expired, jeopardize national
interest? What exactly is this national interest? There is
clearly something they are not telling us.
General Ihejirika was removed. It was good for national
interest. I'm beginning to toe the line of Mazi Nnamdi
Kanu, that there's a top secret. It appears those privy to
this top secret, who themselves worked together to
hatch it, have the nation shared among themselves. The
service chiefs along with Defense minister are allotted
military spending. There are others who are getting hush
pay offs, and it seems to me Aisha Buhari is in this list.
It seems to me Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is aware too.
It seems to me Laetitia Dagan was assassinated because
she stumbled into the secret. It seems to me Miyetti
Allah, the umbrella body of Fulani herdsmen and the
leadership of Boko Haram is in the know. It seems to me
more money is wasted trying to keep this secret than
anything else. So terror organizations in the country are
emboldened in their attacks, and rather than deal with
them ruthlessly, as Buhari was known to taunt, they are
petted.
Following the altercations between Monguno and Kyari,
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has reiterated that Buhari was long
dead and buried in Saudi Arabia, and that Abba Kyari is
the president of Nigeria. Definitely whoever that has
taken the place of commander in chief has no power
over the service chiefs. And my suspicion is heightened
by the strategy by which all sensitive positions of
government and security agencies are headed by people
of the same tribe and religion. It seems to me it has
something to do with keeping the secret a secret.
I am tempted to agree with the Kanu assertion. Buhari
was said to have returned to Nigeria from a London
hospital that time. But he was kept incommunicado. No
one saw him. The presidency said he will continue his
rest and recovery from his home in Daura, and argued he
can rule from anywhere. It didn't go down well with the
social media army, and that was when the use of the
term 'Presidency' became prominent.
Shortly after that, he purportedly went to London again
for his routine medical checkup. The next we saw is a
brand new rejuvenated totally transformed Buhari who
have no need of Medicare anymore. Looks obviously
younger. Completely not in control of government. Those
who lobby for political appointments pay huge to third
parties in Aso rock, and whoever these third parties
anoint gets through.
And just as the service chiefs are irreplaceable, Magu,
the EFCC chairman could not be substituted. Not even
his serial rejection by the Saraki led senate could force
his substitution by the presidency. It seems to me once
you are privy to the grand secret you are forever in, and
no power can change your place.
That the country is run by a cabal is not disputable. That
unexplainable action of government in covering,
protecting and empowering terrorists is clear to all. That
there is an agenda to loot the nation dry and deliberately
destroy it is an open secret. That terrorists are running
the show is a fact. That someone who is not elected is
the supreme authority in the country is a fact. And I dare
say that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu may be right after all.
By Christopger O Evans

2shure:
The time has come for me to leave nigeria

helinues:
All the best to them.
Same way we are expecting them to wish Amotekun all the best

ekwerendi:
A business that is not sustainable can't give you that kind of money,we are talking about 20mil not 200k ooooooooooo, so my submission is that it is sustainable.....

JAWBONE:
The rumour that Buhari is indirectly strengthening these terrorists is becoming real by the day.
Boko Haram attacks is now a daily occurence and they always leave better than they came. Capture people for ransom money, vehicles for their operations, arms and ammunitions to make them stronger. Yet Buhari's response is to look away

joshchisimdi:
Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria's former President who spoke at the 2nd session of the Synod held at the Cathedral Church of St.Paul’s Anglican Church, Oleh in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, stated that Buhari's government strengthened Boko Haram by paying ransoms. The former President who warned that every insecurity situation in Nigeria must be taken seriously and be addressed at once without favouritism or cuddling, spoke on the topic, “Mobilizing Nigeria’s human& natural resources for national development and stability”.

Admitting that Boko Haram and herdsmen acts of violence were not treated as they should at the beginning, Obasanjo stated that Buhari's government strengthened Boko Haram by paying ransoms which they have continuously denied. He said; 

“They have both incubated and developed beyond what Nigeria can handle alone. They are now combined and internationalized with ISIS in control. It is no longer an issue of lack of education and lack of employment for our youths in Nigeria which it began as, it is now West African fulanization, African Islamization and global organized crimes of human trafficking, money laundering, drug trafficking, gun trafficking, illegal mining and regime change.

“Yet, we could have dealt with both earlier, and nip them in the bud, but Boko Haram boys were seen as rascals not requiring serious attention in administering holistic measures of stick and carrot. And when we woke up to the reality, it was turned to industry for all and sundry to supply materials and equipment that were already outdated and that were not fit for active military purpose.

“Soldiers were poorly trained for the unusual mission, poorly equipped, poorly motivated, poorly led and made to engage in propaganda rather than achieving results. Intelligence was poor and governments embarked on games of denials while paying ransoms which strengthened the insurgents and yet governments denied payments of ransoms. Today, the insecurity issue has gone beyond the wit and capacity of Nigerian Government or even West African Governments”.

https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/18/buharis-government-strengthened-boko-haram-by-paying-ransoms-obasanjo/

mousco:
If only the leaders care

DennisEche:
Abeg make Nna leave them.. Na them them, capture them and release them then give them ministry of Boko Haram

Chukwurah003:
PDP can not be trusted

Izigha:
A lot of guys outside the country will run to Nigeria with that amount of money. It also good to travel as a young man. Split the money in half and travel. If you make it to the US, forget entertainment, the competition is cutthroat, it can even take you 3 year just to get your accent in check. Learn a trade 1_2 years Auto or HVAC you will be alright. Most importantly dno rush into marriage, study the system before you marry.

ekwerendi:
I thought you are already in a business that gave you that kind of amount....so reinvest in that your business and rebrand it to international standard...

ElonMosque:
Stay in Nigeria. Join politics. You have good startup capital

BryanG:
1. Hold your 20m very well, and continue doing your business if it’s genuine business.
2. Enroll to start a part-time degree program immediately at a university closes to your business
3. But if you have the time and brain, enroll to start an external degree program at a university abroad. That way u don’t have to leave Nigeria and your business for school .
4. When u have the degree, you can decide whether u wanna relocate to the USA maybe for masters. If u get a foreign degree, u could land a job with it when you relocate.
5. Building a house in your hometown is not the best idea, except you have excess money.
6. Leaving your biz for USA to start afresh is a bit risky, except your absolutely sure. Having trusted relatives who can help you with accommodation until you find your feet can help.
7. Always a good idea to have an option of staying abroad in case Nigeria fails. There too much uncertainty here.

seanwilliam:
shut up joor, ode oshi.. if he was broke, would you ask him what made him broke?? That your life is miserable, no mean say make other people's life be like your own na... bone of contention here is, what he can do with the money..... una go dey find loopholes where there is none... no sensible person will ask question out of context

yinkeys:
Move to Ontario or British Columbia for your children’s sake. With the political space we are in, this country leaders seem to have no vision. The country’s future doesn’t seem bright. You can split the money. It’s better you let your unborn kids grow up in saner climes. 10m to migrate while the other part can be used to start up importing business from Canada to Nigeria. Just look for what they have thats somewhat scarce here. Consider buying land too.

Brodapounds:
Nice but what type of business?
But sincerely, part of the reason why i want to leave is safety of my life and my sanity.
I want my future kids to come into the world in a sane environment with top class Education.
I feel with me in the USA, i will be opening doors and opportunity for my siblings which are in school right now.
One of my sisters is studying as a nurse, i want her to work in USA as a professional Nurse and i feel with me establishing myself there, if will be possible.
I don't think about myself only, as the eldest child and son, i want the best life for my siblings, so my parents will be proud of me, i want my parents to visit me freely In USA and i feel this 20 million naira is GOD answering my prayers.
Hope you understand?

Brodapounds:
what sort of goods?
By the way, with the corruption of the NIGERIA immigration system, it's difficult to go into importation without the frustration of immigration.

themonk:
I think say everywhere for Abuja fine o.
Condolence to the victims.

OtunbaJ:
The CG. Of Federal Fire Service, Engr. Joseph Garba Anebi, MIFireE congratulates 616 Federal Fire Service officers that have just been promoted by The Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration & Prison Board (CDFIPD).


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Realadey:
Good for him,but his house could have been a benefit to the govt of imo state of it was ceased rather burning it.

IMASTEX:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Thursday said it has so far recovered over N60 billion from erring banks as excessive charges imposed on customers.
The bank also said it has equally returned same amount to the affected customers.

This is just as the Apex Bank has announced that it had commenced the processes for creation of 10 million jobs in the next five years through investment support in agriculture, using 10 commodity models.

Speaking during a two-day customers sensitisation forum in Owerri, the Imo State capital, the CBN Director of Corporate Communications, Mr. Isaac Okoroafor said the recovery of the excess bank charges was made possible through the bank’s Consumer Protection Department.

According to him, the amount was recovered following complaints by 13,000 customers over excess and illegal charges on their accounts by banks.

chatinent:
Returned what? Why is Nigeria like this? Always lying.

EeyanMayweather:
This place is paradise compared to that cursed Abia...

Davash222:
Ndi sophisticated can’t even get a clean water to drink.
God, please take away this type of sophistication from me and my people.

illicit:
Can't they dig a well

Herryperry4890:
At least they didn't die

Dozie32:
With such name, they can even drink sniper and still smile without complications..

MelesZenawi:
Just finished watching the video and I can say that even Aba is new York when compared to this place...
This is suffering....The people are suffering.....
Sissy3 , dominique, lalasticlala, seun. move this to front page. This community deserves an attention to be free from this shackles..

Timijo:
This is the disparity between Nigerians and the sane Whites. A few weeks ago when the news of the death of that DJ broke the internet, many people here jumped into a wrong conclusion. They said that his death was from fellow Nigerians, some even said that he was into drugs and some concluded that he was probably killed by a rival just because they saw the picture of a white lady.
All the nonsense were said without any investigation.
On the other hand, the Turkish Police Force took their time to investigate the matter and caught those who are connected to his death. Can you see pure sanity? The distance between Nigeria and the developed countries is measureless.

Waytolife:
pls let's gather here and blame buahri or APC

Boyooosa:
One day, this nation will be great again.
I'm seeing Confederated Nigeria...
I know of one major advantage; competitiveness among the states, thereby, enforcing speedy growth.
On the other side, the major con is In the fact that Aristocratic style of government will be built in so many states of the nation (Africans way) again and thereby, draw them 106 years back...
Confederal System of government, Good or Bad?