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greatiyk4u:Is hhe your State governor? Senseless IPOB |
MatrixReloaded:Na country barbaric Abi her people. |
Ohanaeze Ndigbo is gone. |
What God had scalped ihsanatu has unscalped. Oonikuure |
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has ordered all banks operating in Nigeria to blacklist a media executive, Chief Nduka Obaigbena and members of his family over alleged debt to First Bank of Nigeria. The December 30, 2024 Mareva order also sought to prevent Mr Obaigbena from moving any assets linked to him from the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court. First Bank had filed a debt-recovery suit against Mr Obaigbena and his family members, including Efe Damilola Obaigbena and Olabisi Eka Obaigbena, saying they used their oil servicing firm General Hydrocarbons Limited to assume debt of about $718 million. At least $225 million had been frozen in bank accounts run by the Obaigbenas as part of the order, which was issued by Justice Deinde Dipeolu in suit FHC/L/CS/2378/2024. The judge also said all banks licensed to do business in Nigeria should immediately seize all financial transactions to the Obaigbenas and laundry of businesses linked to them. Mr Obaigbena did not return a request seeking comments about the order on Thursday evening. But a source close to the THISDAY and Arise TV boss shared a letter from his lawyers with Peoples Gazette, which narrated how the issue began and why First Bank executives are at risk of contempt of court. In the January 9, 2025, letter from their lawyers Abiodun Layonu & Co., the Obaigbenas argued that First Bank was trying to force them to take responsibility for up to $718 million in delinquent loans against Atlantic Energy. The lawyers warned First Bank of “grave legal implications” for going to another judge to obtain the Mareva order when a separate federal judge already had a previous injunction prohibiting any actions against the Obaigbenas over the dispute. The lawyers cited a December 12, 2024, judgement by Justice Lewis Allagoa of the Lagos Division of the Federal High Court, which “unequivocally and emphatically restrained First Bank from taking any steps whatsoever to enforce any security, receivables, instrument, financial documents or assets of our clients pending the hearing and determination of the ongoing arbitration proceeding between our client and the FBN.” The firm said First Bank knew of the judgment before approaching another judge for an ex-parte order without disclosing the prior judgment, which they suggested was unethical and illegal. A spokesperson for First Bank and chairman Femi Otedola did not immediately return a request seeking comments from The Gazette about whether or not they’ve received the letter from lawyers to the Obaigbenas. In a separate petition to CBN Governor Yemi Cardoso last year, Mr Obaigbena said he helped save First Bank from imminent collapse in 2021 when he used the resources from OML 120 oil block he secured under President Muhammadu Buhari to elevate the company’s fortunes from declaring N161 billion loss to announcing N151 billion in profits for the year ended December 31, 2021. “We have been left with no choice but to go to court and arbitration to preserve our fundamental rights and our rights under the agreements in the face of FBN’s attempts to clubber and bully us out of existence,” Mr Obaigbena said in the November 7, 2024, complaint. https://www.intelregion.com/news/court-freezes-nduka-obaigbenas-accounts-over-225-8-million-first-bank-debt/ |
This is utter rubbish. Book that boys who are now men dey rap back then. I hissed loud hiss |
oz4real83:You either float or sink. Work harder. Nobody employed you as spokesman. Eat your shit. |
Peter Obi is a huge failure as governor |
All I want to hear is funeral arrangements. She and her tribesmen are worthless set of being. |
Michaelladi1:Tiktok is shittok |
benjyyyyy07:Watin concern this matter with dollars now. Disgusting |
PRINCESSFCFANSs:You can't sue a poor man. You wait till he becomes rich. The universe is wicked |
Patrickaruah:What it has to do is that you should work, create and be productive |
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama recently shared details about his connection to Nigeria, shedding light on his Nigerian heritage and personal experiences. The revelation was made in a post published on the official X handle of PREMIUM TIMES. Mahama spoke fondly about his stepmother, who is Nigerian and hails from Offa, a town in Kwara State, which he considers his Nigerian hometown. Mahama recounted that during a military coup in Ghana, his father went into exile in Nigeria. As a result, Mahama lived with his stepmother in Offa for several years. He described his time in Offa as formative, giving him deep familiarity with the town and its people. His connection to the area is further solidified by the chieftaincy title he was granted by the Oloffa of Offa, naming him the *Aare Atolase* of Offa Kingdom, a title of honor and recognition. Reflecting on his Nigerian background, Mahama stated: *"My stepmother is Nigerian, and she raised me. She comes from Offa in Kwara State. During the coup in Ghana, my father lived in exile in Nigeria, and I had to live with her for many years in Offa. I know Offa quite well."* The President’s acknowledgment of his ties to Nigeria highlights the cultural and historical connections between Ghana and Nigeria. It also underscores the personal bonds he shares with Offa, a place that has played a significant role in shaping his life and identity. https://www.pulse.ng/articles/news/ex-ghanaian-president-reveals-ties-to-nigerias-offa-town-in-viral-video-2024092617040320496 |
Let put it on DSS n heersmen |
Na Hausa find trouble but na Ibo received blasting. Very unfair |
helinues:And you believe this news. Can you as a person work for 8 months without pay? Reason am now. This is just blackmail |
Godwin4444:King wey Atiku dey drag go town hall meeting like a common criminal. That one Na king abi counsellor |
buckeyemedia:Mr BAMBAZOO is a political prostitute. A picaresque character of Nigeria politics. Bambazooo |
Full list of the newly added words
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thesicilian:Especially, Peter Obi. I am waiting for his input |
Ebubu6:This Ebubu6 is either a militant or a hardened terrorist. Ebonyi airport wey no dey work is same one you're clamouring for a new runway |
45k if you ready |
Let's blame Tinubu 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Southeast is destroyed from the future to the present |
This one Na oblee steeze. With this one, we go chop belefu. 4 v 0, 7 v 0, 5 v 0 etc |
Obi and obidients are bunch of insecured buffoons. If you can't take it, don't dish it. Guns begets guns. Punch begets punch just as smile begets smile. Nobody has anybody monopoly over anything. None of the contenders play it cool in a boxing ring. Both go for lethal knockout punch. That's how it goes |
adebayo201:More like wholesaler to distributors. It means the bulk of the tax will be drawn from the wholesalers table b4 it reaches the consumers. Therefore, the adjustments to final price of any commodity will be determined by wholesalers. |
paramakina202:You can call it low budget uppercut. |
The best president in history. Jagaban waagbayi 💯. |
paramakina202:😀😀😀😀😀 Is he no longer cloned Jibril El sudani? Nnamdi Kanu and his people are the most erratic beings on earth |
Brendaniel:You brought Tinubu into it. The news is about Kano LG chairman. We should learn to stay on issues. Everything follows history |
If you're from Anambra, this face will pass. You will not die before your time. It's not easy over there |
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. Nigerians keep paying for the bad actions of govt and greedy\inconsiderate businesses