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obrian888:You'd passed my message across instead of fooling yourself here |
civilserva:I can see you shedding hot tears but I ain't concern. I know you're a fatherless child raised in the orphanage. I know it makes you said but the truth is you may never know your father. |
Earthquakes:Go n search for your father first. You, a squatter forming crap on a faceless forum |
Elzazzi:This boy with low sperm count. You will not rest |
Ykc2:So, you're are telling me you take everything said here with seriousness. Everybody is king in their own lenses. If you ever let anything you read here affects you then, it's the highest height of weakness. |
Ykc2:Campaign is over, election is concluded, winners had emerged, this is 2024 and it don't matter if you black or white. Take your L and move on. If you carry ants infested wood you may end up naked in the market Square |
Ykc2:Common! Pikin pass pikin. Law and Davido's wife are thorough bred. They are born by king's n queens and we as Yorubas are desirable of girls raised under the circumstances I just mentioned. Products of baby factories are very easy to spot. |
Devil1Messenger:This is not dragging. It's an SOS for him and his brigade of lapdogs so the powerful man of God can help him. |
Jflex07:So, Obi is necrophiliac. Nawa for the man o. |
Devil1Messenger:The traffic is for cruise just to keep the man busy on nothing as usual while we laughing at his responses and unprovoked lies deployed to get the career to move. |
Devil1Messenger:As in his desperation to resuscitate his dead political career na. It's simple comprehension. Nothing like tribalism here |
Earthquakes:Says a product of baby factory who has managed to escape slavery because his oga and madam went to party. |
Devil1Messenger:Nor be as you think am. He should use his power to help his desperate brother instead of wasting it on dollars |
He should resuscitate Obi's dead political career and save him from frustration |
Eriggs:You mean the frustrated desperado |
Confirmedzombie:You spoke the truth the way it is |
What are their names. Give is their full names |
MaziX:I suppose it's your father that bought the one I am using. Child of hate |
But on a more serious note, I think there's something between Obi and Reno that the rest of us are not privy to. |
Reno Omokri has alleged that the former governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, diverted state resources to invest in his bank. Omokri noted that monies that could have been used to build schools for the people of Anambra were used by the Labour Party chieftain to invest in Fidelity Bank, a financial institution allegedly owned by him. Omokri, who in his statement on Saturday mentioned that “in terms of developmental projects, Yahaya Bello is better than Peter,” urged the former governor of Anambra State to sue him if his arguments are not factual. “But how is Peter Obi better than Yahaya Bello? Yahaya Bello allegedly used state funds to pay for his children’s school fees. Peter Obi used state funds to invest in his bank. Close to $35 million,” Omokri said. “Money that was earning interest for his bank, Fidelity Bank. Interest that was going into his pocket. “That was why he refused to build even a single nursery school for eight years. If he built schools with the money, how would he make money from it in his bank?” he queried. “If I am lying, let Peter Obi sue me. I have all the facts. “In terms of developmental projects, Yahaya Bello is better than Peter Obi. In terms of corruption and conflict of interest, none is better,” he added. https://www.chronicle.ng/news/obi-is-as-corrupt-as-yahaya-bello/ |
She's an obidient. I don't expect anything more than this. They never get anything right. They're always in potopoto |
englishmart:Blame his wife |
derecho:Why are your people crying over this then? |
Lagos is not a beer parlour economics |
YouAreNobody:Is Obi of Onitsha a king or a councillor? |
NaMe4:It's a fact. A Bini would have scolded his people that went to Ife not the people his people went to meet. The binis are logical and rational beings but you see those children of hate, they are deplorable |
CountinBlessins:Your people carry themselves go confess for Ife without invitation. You're here shouting Yoruba this Yoruba that. Instead of you to go waylay your people that made the confession in Ife. I know say you be Igbo because Bini people don't talk without direction. |
In an appeal to Dutch businesses, President Bola Tinubu has called for new transformative economic partnerships between Nigeria and the Netherlands that result in tangible benefits for citizens in both nations. Tinubu spoke at a business forum in the Dutch capital, where he urged companies to go beyond pursuing profits through routine cross-border deals and investments. The president made clear that his priority was to ensure that Nigeria’s commercial partnerships abroad tangibly benefit its citizens through job creation, capacity building, and improved living standards. “It is worthy to note that while this forum seeks to highlight and advance the potential of mutually beneficial partnerships, I wish to state here that we must also ensure that the partnerships are creative and transformative in such a manner that the ordinary citizens of our countries can reap verifiable gains. “It is on record that Nigeria and the Netherlands have established business ties for decades. There is every need to re-invigorate this relationship. This is a call for creativity on the part of all of us,” Tinubu’s spokesman, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, quoted him as telling Dutch businesses. Tinubu outlined his administration’s aggressive reforms to improve Nigeria’s business climate, including opening the foreign exchange market, abolishing fuel subsidies, and allowing full repatriation of profits. “The cleaning up of our foreign exchange market to make it more transparent for seamless business transactions, removal of the fuel subsidy, and the readiness of the Central Bank of Nigeria to provide the necessary window to allow foreign companies repatriate their profits, among others,” the president stated. He added, “Our countries possess unique strengths and resources. It is through collaboration that we can harness these strengths, unlock new opportunities, and drive economic development. “Together, we have the potential to create synergies that will benefit our present and future generations. We must endeavour to replicate the success stories of various Dutch companies and enterprises by learning and sharing their experiences and approaches for the benefit of all. “As the world braces up for today’s economic challenges, which in many ways affect our two countries, a creative approach to the search for investment-minded solutions will prove to be the most viable path to the level of sustainable development that we all desire. “In line with the above vision, I believe that we must endeavour to push this narrative into our daily business activities and to move toward industrial value addition, agribusiness, innovative technology, green energy, marine economic expansion, as well as solid mineral exploitation and processing. “As we engage in discussions and negotiations today, let us do so with a spirit of openness, trust, and mutual respect. Let us listen to one another, learn from each other, and find common ground that will allow us to move forward together in pursuit of our shared prosperity,” Tinubu concluded. https://thewhistler.ng/let-our-partnerships-truly-uplift-citizens-tinubu-urges-dutch-business-community/ |
Apus:You're indirectly laying curse on obedients. They are the ones that started shouting dollars dollars after they were beaten black, blue, green on all fronts. Obidients are potential architect of misfortunes to a nation |
Child of hate impersonating Chinese. |
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