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Antoeni:
I Am Curious Though. What Happens to Their Asset? Monies in Bank Accounts?

Are These Monies/Properties Converted to State Assets By The Canadian Government or Can The Deportees Find Ways to Repatriate The Money?

déportation doesn’t happen suddenly, at least in Canada. They must have been first issued a departure order to leave within 30days. In most cases, people don't comply, they just carry on with their lives because it takes time before the authorities take further action. Then, they are notified of a removal hearing which could be one year or even more from the date of service of the departure order. When they finally receive the hearing notice with a set date for deportation, they hire a lawyer to fight the removal.
Back to your question, they have a lot of time to dispose off their assets.
The ones I know have been in Canada since 2018-2019, working and saving. Some live very frugally and have built rental houses in Nigeria all those years.

Mirasteel:
Omo! this guy is even badder than 2baba.

2baba is a saint compared to this pastor, at least he made all of his relationships public and no abortion scandal. Tubaba has never said he is a pastor.

Work on building a career or a viable trade. Unless your husband is as rich as Jim Ovia or Otedola, don't sit down in a provisions shop in the name of business. Get a corporate job. If you want to go the trade route, learn a trade and learn it well.

Be financially independent before marriage and let it continue in marriage. If you smell any iota of insécurity in a man, run away from him. Any man that has a problem with your financial/career life would not bring you happiness in marriage.

yewit37486:
How on earth is it appropriate to display the woman's body publicly like this? When will people have sense?

we need strict laws on this mindless disregard for privacy.

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Babangidapikin:
Except you have proof of corruption, the allegations are baseless. What if someone else was sponsoring them.

for D'annoter to expose this, it shows Farouk has been fighting dirty to kill the refinery.

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tunjijones:
No be only future generation. All man to himself. If I am able to leave something for them, it's fine, but I go use the moni way i make and enjoy myself and chop life, if he remain, good for my future generation, but if he no remain, nothing concern me.

I don see where pikin use 6 months chop all the moni and properties hin papa suffer to gather in almost 30 yrs.


The only legacy I wld leave for my offsprings is good education.

Gbam!!! The best inheritance is good education.

This is why they need to collaborate with the US and neighbouring countries.

zenburster:
If you truly believe their phones were hacked, then you will believe anything.

Those two men are amorous, brothers in arms.

If you were terminally online, you would remember when, in 2021, Dangote's then American girlfriend (Ms. Spikes) leaked images of his naked buttocks whilst on a yacht.

And also in 2016, when the two Indian-Canadian sisters, Jyoti and Kiran Matharoo, owners of NaijaGistLive.com, notorious courtesans, tried to blackmail Otedola after their affair went south.

They had to use Interpol to chase them out of Nigeria.

This should be another one of those cases.

These men have probably been caught up in an orgy or something, and they were probably advised to claim being hacked for reasonable deniability.

Like I said, if you truly believe their phones were hacked, then you will believe anything.

you know both of them well.

We4all:
Hmmn....Very terrible of her mom. Now she wants to celebrate with her and act like nothing happened. Do you know the reason why she was kicked out of the house?

I understand your curiousity. But there can be no justification for throwing a 12 year old girl out.

TONYE001:
Nothing serious about his posts?

Touching a colleague inappropriately? Sleeping with a minor?

Sure there's nothing serious about these posts?

thank you for these comments. And some people were even liking the comment. There's so much perversion in our world.
It's this attitude of seeing depravity as normal that gets some of them in trouble when they travel to places where there are serious consequences for engaging sexually with minors .

Attention seeker. What's the big deal? You're relocating. It will take you years to get back to legal practice in the new country.

In the mean time, you need to survive first so you do whatever your job you get as long as it's not illégal.

There's dignity in labour.

PerfectStranger:
So prostitution is now legal in Nigeria? How about compulsory insurance for them too should in case of any eventuality

true. If they are collecting taxes from them, they might as well provide protection laws for them.

miketayo:
There are unplanned movements, I cant let my parents travel all the way to see me and I am not in town. Its better they let me know they are coming.

with parents, i see your point.

miketayo:
What if you have traveled. So the friend or family will just waste their time.

i get your point. They can call to know if you are around but some are so close to you they can predict your movement. Those ones should be able to drop by anytime.

Mariangeles:
As long as you're a relative/friend, you're always welcome.
I want to believe that is how most of us were raised.
[The question is even weird, in my opinion]

Now, whether you can stay without prior notice, that is a discussion for another day.

thank you for this comment. I wonder when we started this new culture of friends and families announcing their coming. That's what's causing loneliness and dépression.

Pythagoras001:
yeah true, but he was in the US then which already used some level of biometrics. since the police would have initially arrested him and he was living legally in the US they would definitely have some biometrics probably including his dna. any attempt to fly into any western country he would most likely be caught but if he is in a third world country it would be extremely difficult as those goverment may not cooperate or even have the capacity to track the person but with the bounty and image available someone would most likely snitch on him

i see your point. I doubt he's in any Western country. If he came to Nigeria at that time and never left, chances of tracking him down is very low if he did a name change and continued to mind his business (keep low). The last image they had of him was 20 years ago. A lot must have changed about him.

Pythagoras001:
You maybe able to change your name but you can't change your biometrics

there was no biometrics in Nigeria then. We had very limited internet use as well. Even most government offices had no computers.

MoneyMan5:
He could be in a remote place in south west living low key, married and built a house and even have a small business as long as he stay low, leave no traces on social media, banks, ID it is impossibe to locate him. He would have even changed his name a long time ago.

true. Changing name was easy then. No biometrics, BVN. Even if he wanted, that was enough time to return to school under a different name, get degrees and get into the corporate world.

okomile:


What happened all these years

He is in a village living low life
Change of name etc

Finding him now na long tin sha

true. He fled at a time when Nigeria had no biometrics, BVN, or identification system, when most things were done manually, not computerized and very limited internet use.

He must have changed identity so easily.

Aydot99:
Me self just dey wonder the thing since.

Before they come for me say I get bad belle. A big congratulations to him

don't let anyone kill your curiousity. Whenever you are in doubt, ask. It's a personality that helps you thrive in the right places.

Joshnweze:
We recognize that a 50% down payment can be a significant barrier for many workers. That’s why Lagos 2004 Estate also offers long-term mortgage options and government-backed programmes with interest rates as low as 6% per annum


Qshelter Admin

I see your point but the problem remains. 50% down-payment is unattainable for the working class majority.

If banks are committed to financing mortgages, a 20% down-payment would work for a good number of workers with the rest spread over 20 years. It's a loan backed by security- the property in itself so the risk is manageable for the banks. They already have a robust structure in place for debt recovery.

That way, the developer/builder is encouraged to build more condominiums and similar structures.

Good development but financing terms still put the scheme out of the reach of workers who truly need housing. 50% down-payment seems unattainable for many. Nigerian banks should go into the business of financing mortgages.

jojothaiv:
Stories like this breaks my heart.

I've lost a brother to the cold hand of kidnappers more than a decade ago and I know how it feels, till date, I see life as something I can let go.

I hope they find her soon.

accept my condolences. Can't imagine the pain.

Profkenny1:
I mean the woman is happy to marry a school principal that teaches Math, Further Math, and Physics. I guess he has a degree in Engineering. Most white American women respect STEM guys.

you understand oyinbo women well. They like STEM guys. When they were dating, she will be quick to tell people he teaches Physics, further maths and maths.

kingthreat:
KWAM1 has shown that he is a very arrogant toutish person as a few people say he is. The recent 6-month flight ban is a good move so overrated celebritites can know that they are not bigger than any society's rules.

But let's face it, this woman too needs nothing less than a 6-month suspension.
Rules are rules, you do not move a plane when people are nearby. She must be an impulsive bratt too. If KWAM1 had died or suffered a serious injury, that would be her last flight. Very silly woman.

Two wrongs don't make a right. The pilot was a match for KWAM1's arrogance but her actions were also very ignorant.

From the vidéo, i doubt the pilot could see him. She wasn't expecting anyone to be around that area.

They are trivialising kidnapping.

A good number of these workers are dead. I hope they pay the families.

Racist comment.

I have to type 40 words so i'm typing

Not interested in this question but i saw something that needs to be corrected. Stop putting chicken in egusi soup. It doesn't belong there.
Consider goat meat, beef, ponmo, dried shrimps and fish.

This could happen to anyone regardless of gender or where they are coming from or going to.

I almost got killed in the same manner in 2009. I had just moved to Oworonsoki for easy access to my new job on the island.
I was at the Oworo roundabout and there were no buses that evening. A bike man came around. I boarded the bike. I was new to the area and couldn't tell the direction he was taking. He parked under a lonely bridge. Before i could figure out what was happening, he had snatched my bags containing clothes and then was struggling for the bag containing my wallet and phone. He punched me so hard. When i managed to get away, i crossed the road without looking. I could have been crushed by an on-coming vehicle. A good Samaritan who lived across saw me cross the road. He had witnessed the incident. He helped me back home and mentioned it was a common occurrence.
I was shaken by that incident.

Lagos hasn't always been safe. Be careful out there.

That girl's story is really sad.

inoki247:
Lol his Sarkin Lying....



Even the the Develop country unless you use Loan Civil Servant can't afford most of his Car....


We hate the truth in this part of the world...


Even during the PDP Period when we say the Economy was good the least brand new car a Civil Servant can buy are mostly Kia Product and Dem Picanto nd some still AV to apply for bank Loan....



Buh as a Civil Servant you didn't take any Loan and you Can Afford any of Sarkin Car your finances should be check as Civil Servant...

In developed countries, almost everyone uses loan for new cars, whether civil servants or not. It's a credit based system. Only few pay cash for new cars. The difference is a civil servant in those countries can qualify for loan to buy a brand new car based on his salary if he chooses to.