Aufbauh:
Seriously?? the headquarters of "Ugu republic" is at it again churning out achievement that some states have gone past the line without making any noise about it.

patriotic9jaboy:
Reno is a fool who likes to talk too much. Why the Efcc and Dss allows him to work free is still a surprise. He is a staunch critic of this government and deserves to be arrested and probed for corruption. I hope he is whisked away to kuje prison soon. Useless parrot

patriotic9jaboy:
Anambra that can't pay salaries and relies on loans and ugu export is wasting scarce money on irrelevant nollywood project .... Smh. Obiano is indeed clueless

gidgiddy:


You may not know this but this is 2016, not 2006 or 1996. Yorubas may be well educated, may be vibrant but they are still the weakest link politically when it comes to the interests of Southern Nigeria. As for being welcoming, do Yorubas have a choice? We have 'one Nigeria' so it is incumbent on Yorubas to welcome any bonafide Nigerian. Infact, Yorubas have a legal duty to welcome anyone in the ECOWAS subregion who has a legal right to be there. So this 'welcoming' thing holds no water. If Yorubas want to pick and choose who they welcome, then they should go and renegotiate their existence within Nigeria.

So it is my right as an Igbo man to live anywhere in Yoruba land, pursue any endeavour I wish and also raise children. The fact that I exercise this right doesnt mean I have to like or even trust Yorubas. All it means is that I'm exercising my right.

ElsonMorali:


No grandpa. I didn't get the drill.

Last I checked the Igbos are still the one shouting for freedom.

The Yorubas are in their homeland and comfortable there. If Nigeria splits today Yorubas won't be bothered.

But the same is not the case for your people. Y'all have abandoned your homeland in droves.

Yorubas are no slaves to anybody. We live in the same country that's all.

On the other hand if senility hadn't yet set in grandpa, I'll like you to cast your mind back to 1967.

I'm sure you took part in the civil war. Guess how many people you lost when you wanted to free yourselves from your masters?... I'll leave the figure to you.

ZanyABC:
NOW THAT THE CONTROVERSY REGARDING THE RECENT 'CRACKDOWN' ON JUDGES IS OVER: WHAT NEXT?
If you have money, you can really take advantage of government in this country. There is too much noise; too much sentiments and little 'intelligent conversation'. At the end of day, everything is swept under the carpet.
Notwithstanding where each of us stood regarding the last saturday's crackdown on judges, I am sure EVERY Nigerian now worries about how to get the judges convicted, if truly they are gulty.
NOW imagine what people are talking about! Let's even assume that the arrest of the judges meets the standard of law, are we going to get them convicted with all these conversation people are having?
What conversations am I talking about? DSS has been releasing 'evidence' against the judges and here are some of them: a list of 'monies' recovered from judges' bedrooms; the fact that a Rolls Royce was found in a judge's compound, the fact that a judge has 15 cars, the fact that a judge has several properties...etc
You call these ones evidence of corruption? DSS must be joking.
In which part of the law is keeping money at home a crime? Even if you keep N200 billion in your house, that in itself is not corruption. It does not take a brilliant lawyer few days to come up with some explanations for you.
In which section of the law is owing a Rolls Royce a crime? There are a thousand and one legitinate ways to own a Rolls Royce. Could be a birthday gift from your daughter's man. Could be proceeds of business. If DSS finds 1000 Rolls Royce in a person's house, that is not proof of corruption. Even if you own all the houses in Nigeria, that is not a crime. We should stop asking people to come and explain how they got XYZ amount of money! That is the easiest way to lose a corruption case.
If this is what you guys did forJames Ibori, Stella Odua, Joshua Dariye, and others, I am not surprised these guys were not convicted. Little wonder all corruption cases don't end up in conviction. If anyone goes to court with peripheral information such as these, no judge will grant a conviction.
The proceed of corruption can be used to buy a bicycle or nothing; and that does change the fact that it is corruption. The proceeds of corruption may have been spent patapata. Meaning even if DSS found no money in the judge's houses, that does not affect a case of corruption in any significant way.
The real evidence we need are evidence of people who paid brides to the judge; the evidence of a go-between; Audio and video record of the process from negotiations to dropping of the cash to the judge. Fundamentally inciminating evidence from the judge call logs to go-betweens, and several other evidence. So far I am yet to see 5% of the evidence needed to establish corruption.
Let's stop talking about Rolls Royce or foreign currencies. That is not how to prove corruption. These are evidence that gives DSS a reasonable suspicion to effect arrest and carry out investigation; that is not the evidence to prove corruption.
I hope this will help our excitement. We always get too excited about weightless information like this. What has happened to Stella Odua, Fayose, Allynson Madueke and many others with all the figures that were put in the media. Gbenga Daniel nko? How about Dimeji Bankole? Assuming Jonathan spared them, why hasn't Buhari convicted any of them?
When the Federal Government sued Saraki and Ekweremadu for forgery, I remember stating it on this platform on my Wall that the evidence are not sufficient. Now the case has been withdrawn. A person can benefit from forgery without being guilty of it.
Guys we are too learned to allow security agencies to confuse us. Let DSS produce the real evidence.
NOW IS MY POSITION:
Let's ask DSS for the real evidence. Even if they are not producing it to the press, let them demonstrate that they have it.
- A judge travelled to Ghana or Niger to collect bribe!
-Who told them?
-Any video or audio to that effect?
-Whose bribe did the judge go there to collect?
-Any statement by the person who gave him the bribe?
-How must is the bribe collected?
-For what purpose was it collected?
-Is it about a case?
-Who are the parties to the case?
-Have you interviewed them?
By asking these questions instead of getting so excited about the foreign corrency especially and the Rolls Royce, we will help DSS a great deal.
2. Secondly let's advise DSS to go back to NJC. They should present their allegations to NJC. It is better if the affected judges are suspended or removed while they are facing prosecution. Otherwise a Supreme Court judge will leave the dock in the morning and sit to hear a case in the afternoon. That is not too good. That is why it is always better to have a judge face disciplinary action even if it is suspension before their prosecution.
I hope this changes our conversation a little

patriotic9jaboy:
By 2019, we will work with our SS/SE brothers to kick buhari out of aso rock. No one dares Tinubu and survives, even Dino's punishment is postponed

vecman22:
where are all those miscreants (ipoo) screaming democracy die after d IB tenure??

you all should channel all dis energy you use in hating pmb to protesting in d street of abuja for d release of your dilector kanu

caracas:

Yorubas developed Lagos yet it is a known fact that igbos own 55% of the lands pls Where in Lagos can u mention that was developed by yorubas .
Cos i can mention several places developed by the federal government n the igbos.

Abcka811:
You get ear so Or you nor get eye to see? Maybe na your brain don tumble? Hausa killed Abiola, killed his wife Kudirat, killed Atintola, jailed Obasanjo, jailed general P Diya, killed Awolowo and many more. What did you do to them. At present, they are also walking towards pulling Thieffnubu down, you dey do Oduduwa there. Na so so to open una mouth wide and talk, na that one we know una to be

Abillsable:


They are not as commercial as Lagos State.Lagos State is the top earning state for Nigeria.

Mufasa27:

Egbon lets stop this hype for once... Your political guru should have seen this coming, but he didn't... Abeg forget oduduwa for this matter, Your Jagaban is getting schooled by the Abokis


Before you shout your ipob sh*t, I just wanna let you know I'm a Yoruba boy, but my kind of Yoruba is kinda different....

anigbajumo:
It is now obvious that the End of APC is much more faster than the speed of light......


They should continue....

Akshow:
Too much of everything, The bed is actually ugly

ABJDOT:
You're right bro, I've been checking the picture over and over again.

ABJDOT:
You're right bro, I've been checking the picture over and over again.

agulion:
youRuba people and juju are like someone should help me with zuma

nuelzy:
she is an ex girlfriend to one talentless midget.. dunno if i remember his name...he is an upcoming artist..