 Politics › Re: Nigeria Lost $32bn To Corruption Under Jonathan – DFID by bluecircle470: 12:00pm On Dec 12, 2017 |
BiafranBushBoy:
Oh God!!!
Can God just help us bring back this corrupt GEJ, so that we can buy bag of rice for 7,500...
This non corrupt govt is killing us slowly!! get a life and move on! |
| Celebrities › Re: Yinka Ayefele Celebrates 20th Anniversary Of Accident That Nearly Killed Him by bluecircle470: 11:52am On Dec 12, 2017 |
NwaAmaikpe:
He traded his legs for fame and wealth. your mouth no go kill you! |
| Politics › Re: Obasanjo In Calabar For The Commissioning Of Skyrun Factory (Photos) by bluecircle470: 11:45am On Dec 12, 2017 |
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| Sports › Poland Confirm Super Eagles Friendly by bluecircle470(op): 3:38am On Dec 12, 2017 |
The Polish Football Association confirmed on Monday that Poland manager Adam Nawałka had agreed to lead the White and Reds against the Super Eagles in a friendly affair.
Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr believes playing the Eastern Europeans, who finished third at both the Germany ’74 World Cup and Espana ’82 World Cup, is key for the Eagles’ quest for a win in their Group D Russia 2018 World Cup first game against Croatia at the Kaliningrad Stadium in Kaliningrad on June 16.
Poland, who are housed in Group H alongside Japan, Colombia and Senegal, open their Russia 2018 campaign against the Lions of Teranga in Moscow on June 19.
According to the Polish media, Nawalka and the Polish FA (PZPN) need the Nigeria friendly to prepare the White and Reds for the World Cup clash against Senegal.
Spokesman for PZPN Jakub Kwiatkowski, who confirmed that Poland would play Nigeria on March 23, however said no venue had been decided yet.
“We can confirm that we will play Nigeria on March 23. Decisions on the location of the match have not been made yet,” Kwiatkowski wrote on his Twitter handle on Monday.
Reports claimed the Poles opted to play the Eagles after they could not secure a date with Ghana, who will watch the World Cup on TV at home.
Our correspondent learnt that the failure by PZPN and the Nigeria Football Federation to agree on a venue for the March 23 warm-up yet could threaten the clash.
It was learnt that while the NFF wants the match played at a neutral venue, Nawalka wants it in Poland.
TVP Info reported on Monday that Nawalka “is reluctant to play any friendly matches outside Poland”.
However, PZPN said the game would be played in Wrodaw or Chorzow in Poland. |
| Politics › APC Mustn’t Behave Like PDP, Tinubu Replies Okorocha by bluecircle470(op): 3:12am On Dec 12, 2017 |
A national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, has reiterated his stance on internal democracy as opposed to the idea of giving automatic tickets to aspirants.
He said his party must not behave like the Peoples Democratic Party, which, according to him, has a penchant for giving automatic tickets to its members.
Tinubu, however, said his position should not be misconstrued by the Governor Rochas Okorocha-APC governors’ forum, saying he believed that governors had an important role to play in the emergence of the party’s candidates.
Tinubu was quoted as expressing these views in a statement on Monday by his media aide, Tunde Rahman.
According to Rahman, the statement was intended to clarify the misrepresentation in an interview that Tinubu granted journalists during his last visit to Akure.
Tinubu had been quoted as saying that the APC would not give President Muhammadu Buhari an automatic ticket for the 2019 presidential election.
Rahman noted that Okorocha had reacted to the statement credited to Tinubu, construing it as a slight on the APC governors who had endorsed Buhari for re-election in 2019.
While also speaking with journalists in Akure, Okorocha had said the governors were entitled to their right to endorse Buhari for re-election, wondering why Tinubu was “crying more than the bereaved.”
But Rahman said Tinubu did not attack the APC governors in the interview he granted journalists in Akure.
He said, “We note the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha’s statement. It is important that the record of what Asiwaju Tinubu said when approached by journalists during his last visit to Akure is accurate. Thus, I make this statement in the hope of clarifying a misinterpretation that seems to have taken hold in some quarters.
“I was at the interview session. Asiwaju never said anything that could be interpreted as meaning or even implying that the governors are irrelevant or insignificant to the party’s nomination process.
“As a former governor and a leading statesman within the party, such words would never come from him.
“Moreover, Asiwaju is a democrat who believes that the open and democratic processes of the APC, which led to the nomination of President Buhari in the first instance, have served the party well and have helped to distinguish the APC from the PDP and other parties where fairness and internal democracy are rare commodities.
“Every individual has a right to endorse or support a candidate of his choosing. What Asiwaju said at that encounter and still canvasses is that the APC should not mimic the PDP’s penchant for short-circuiting internal democracy by promoting the idea of an automatic ticket.
“The exercise of internal democracy and honouring the letter and spirit of party rules can only strengthen the party and enthuse its members.
“ The APC’s all-inclusive philosophy was not devised today. It had been with the party since its creation.” https://www.google.com.ng/amp/punchng.com/apc-mustnt-behave-like-pdp-tinubu-replies-okorocha/amp/
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| Politics › Re: How Tinubu Begged Me To Allow Gbajabiamila Be Speaker – Dogara by bluecircle470(op): 3:00am On Dec 12, 2017 |
serverconnect:
Thank God he (Tinubu) did not have control over the house of reps. what if he had it my brother? |
| Politics › PDP: Jonathan Leads Reconciliation Team, Wike, Secondus Visit George by bluecircle470(op): 2:57am On Dec 12, 2017 |
Former President Goodluck Jonathan, on Monday, in Abuja, began a subtle move to douse tension generated among members of the Peoples Democratic Party over the outcome of last Saturday’s national convention in Abuja.
The former President assembled a team of his loyalists, who it was gathered, would visit aggrieved aspirants with a view to appealling to them to forget about their grievances and work with the Uche Secondus-led members of the National Working Committee.
Though the party has a standing committee on reconciliation, headed by the Governor of Bayelsa State, Seriake Dickson, it was gathered that the former President decided to assemble his team as the Leader of the party.
Among those in Jonathan’s team are his former Minister of Special Duties, Tanimu Turaki (SAN); a former Minister of State for Finance, Amb. Bashir Yuguda; a former Minister of Finance, Nanadi Usman; and his (Jonathan’s) bosom friend, King Turner.
Jonathan, on Monday, led his team to the house of a former Minister of National Planning, Prof. Suleiman Abubakar, in Abuja.
Those in his entourage were Turaki and Turner.
The visit, which was described as unscheduled, was said to have taken Suleiman by surprise as he was said not to have been informed that the former President was visiting.
Suleiman had threatened to challenge the outcome of the convention in court, saying his name was technically omitted among those contesting the position of the National Publicity Secretary.
He had told The PUNCH on Sunday that he would go to court to challenge the outcome of the election into the position he wanted to occupy.
A source at the meeting said the former President asked him to sheathe his sword and let bygones be bygones.
The source added, “Jonathan appealed for restraint. He thanked the candidate for his doggedness and passion for the party and pleaded with him to accept the outcome of the election as the wish of God.
“Jonathan was full of praises for Sulaiman, who he admitted apparently remains the most qualified person for the job.
“Those in his entourage were Turaki, Yuguda, Usman and Turner.”
Confirming the visit, Suleiman said he thanked the former President and promised not to go to court.
He said, “Yes, it was true they visited me. I thanked him for the visit and his compassionate posture, that indeed he is a consummate leader worthy of emulation and that he has indeed inspired me more and I promised I would take to his advice.”
Meanwhile, Secondus has appealed to all those that contested and lost at the convention not to feel bad, saying there was no victor and no vanquished.
He spoke at the national headquarters of the party in Abuja on Monday when he and members of the NWC assumed office.
The new party chairman promised to bring everyone on board in the running of the party.
He stated, “By the special grace of God, elections have come and gone and I declare to you that there is no victor, no vanquished.
“Our first assignment will be to bring all and sundry together, that is reconciliation. We reassure leaders of our party, especially those who contested this election; we have already started work and by the grace of God, it will be productive.
“We promise to rebuild the party to regain the lost grounds. That will start today.
“As I walked in through the gate, it was symbolic. I asked that the gate be thrown open.
“I hereby declare the gate to this party open to all our people irrespective of their religious beliefs, their class. They are free to come into the party especially those who left for one reason or the other.”
He added that he would decentralise power from the centre so that he and members of the NWC would be less busy to enable them (NWC members) to focus on the mission to reclaim power in 2019.
He told the gathering, which included all members of the former National Caretaker Committee, led by Senator Ahmed Makarfi, that the old order was gone.
Secondus commended Makarfi for holding what he described as the best national convention in the history of political parties in the country.
In his remarks, Makarfi said it was wrong to assume that a section of the country had lost out in the party.
He said there was no way the party would alienate any section, appealing to the new leaders of the party to embark on a process that he said would heal the wounds.
Wike, Secondus visit Bode George
Meanwhile, Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State and Uche Secondus, on Sunday night, met with a former Deputy National Chairman of the PDP, Chief Bode George, The PUNCH has learnt.
It was learnt that the governor and the PDP chairman visited George at his Maitama home, Abuja, to seek his cooperation following the rancour that followed the PDP convention that held last Saturday, where Secondus emerged as the new party chairman.
It was learnt that George told Wike to apologise to the Yoruba for his comments last Friday, arguing that refusing to do so would make it very difficult for them to campaign in Yorubaland in 2019.
George, who was one of the chairmanship aspirants, had stepped down less than 24 hours to the convention, describing the event as a charade.
He had also lambasted the Rivers State governor for saying the people of the South-West did not deserve to produce the chairman of the party.
An impeccable source told The PUNCH that Secondus told George that he would work with everyone and nobody would feel marginalised in the party.
The source added, “Governor Wike and Prince Secondus visited Chief George late on Sunday as part of efforts to reconcile aggrieved parties in the PDP. Prince Secondus asked George not to feel aggrieved as everything was mere politics and they should not lose sight of the most important thing, which is to unseat the All Progressives Congress.
“Chief George received them warmly and advised them. He criticised Wike for making such disparaging comments about the Yoruba. Wike said he was sorry if anyone felt slighted but he meant no harm.
“Chief George told him to find a way of assuaging the Yoruba who feel very bad with the way they have been treated. He told Wike that the APC is already exploiting the Yoruba issue and that if it is not addressed properly, it could affect the PDP’s electoral chances in the South-West in 2019.
“It was the same way the deportation of Igbo by Governor Babatunde Fashola was exploited and caused the APC to lose every Igbo-dominated area in Lagos in 2015. He explained that it was the inability of the PDP to give the South-West a major position that caused them to reject the PDP at the polls in 2015. Wike and Secondus thanked Chief George and said they would find a way of appeasing the South-West.”
It was learnt that a former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and former Governor Olusegun Mimiko also visited George over the issue and asked him to let bygones be bygones.
Wike had, during a programme on Channels Television, titled ‘Sunrise Daily’, on Friday, said the South-West PDP lacked leaders that could head the party.
The governor had said, “The problem that the PDP has today arose from the South-West. Look at the crisis! Mention one chairman that you will vote today in the South-West that will stabilise the party. Take for example, Tunde Adeniran. If you vote him in, then that will be the beginning of the crisis of the PDP in Ekiti State.
“This is because he cannot cooperate with the governor. Our experience has always been that if you vote in a chairman from a state that has a (PDP) governor and they don’t work together, then that party will be in trouble in that state.
Wike said even when Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was President, the South-West still did not vote for the PDP.
He, therefore, stated that it would be unwise to concede the chairmanship position to the South-West in order to woo the zone.
Secondus confirmed the meeting with George in an interview with one of our correspondents on Monday, stating that the former deputy national chairman of the party remained his boss.
“Yes, we met. Chief Bode George remains my boss and I will always cherish him. I have tremendous respect for him and I will need him in the task ahead,” he added.
Efforts to reach the Rivers State governor to confirm if he visited George on Sunday proved futile.
But the Rivers State Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Mr. Samuel Nwanosike, said though he was not aware if Wike visited George, it was not impossible for the governor to reach out to the party chieftain.
He described the governor as a peace-loving man who wanted the party to be more united in no distant time.
Secondus will lead PDP to victory in 2019 –Ogor
In a related development, the Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Leo Ogor, on Monday, said the choice of Secondus as the new National Chairman of the PDP would propel the party to victory in the 2019 general election.
Ogor noted that Secondus deserved to presently lead the party to overcome its 2015 failure, urging him to unite warring factions in the party for future elections.
The lawmaker in a statement by his Press Secretary, Akpodhoma Michael, congratulated the PDP chairman and other new national executive members on their victory during the Saturday convention.
The member, representing Isoko Federal Constituency, appealed to former chieftains of the party, who left due to the crisis in the party, to return home as the party under Secondus would provide a level playing field for all members ahead of 2019.
Ogor added, “I am confident that the trust placed in you by the delegates of our great party will inspire you to continue important efforts in promoting the unity of our party, leading it on the path of prosperity, further well-being and success for our people during the 2019 general election.
“I am particularly glad that you have chosen to rebuild, reposition and regain power for our great party. I firmly believe that our party will continue to increase in number as we expect more of our previous members to come back to our dynamic party.”
He lauded the efforts of Makarfi, who headed the National Caretaker Committee of the party, for leading the party out of its turbulent times.
The Reps minority leader also commended the Delta State Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa-led National Convention Planning Committee for organising a transparent, successful and hitch-free convention.
Also, the Chairman of Niger State Chapter of the PDP, Tanko Beji, on Monday, said last Saturday’s election of Secondus, as the new national chairman of the party, marked the beginning of a new dawn for the party.
The party also believed the election of Secondus was “the end of imposition and impunity in the party.”
These were contained in a message the party sent to the new PDP chairman and other members of the new NWC.
In the message by Beji, a copy of which was made available to journalists in Minna, the party said it was confident that the national chairman would bring about progress and unity in the party.
He stated, “There is no doubt that your overwhelming victory with 2,000 votes, out of a total of 2,396 delegates at the convention, was a testimony to your acceptability by all delegates at the convention and the PDP members at home and in the Diaspora.
“Your victory is also an endorsement of your leadership capability and belief that you possess all that it takes to move our party to greater heights.
“Your victory as the new national chairman of our party is a reward for your steadfastness, loyalty and dedication to the party before, during and after the crisis that engulfed our party especially when some enemies of the party and democracy tried to derail us.”
He advised the new national chairman to be wary of sycophants who could derail his plans for the party.
“Now that the national convention is over, the new leadership should use the new spirit in the party to start the preparations for the next general election,” Beji added.
He warned the party to “avoid the pitfalls of the previous executives which caused us the 2015 elections.” https://www.google.com.ng/amp/punchng.com/pdp-jonathan-leads-reconciliation-team-wike-secondus-visit-george/amp/
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| Politics › How Tinubu Begged Me To Allow Gbajabiamila Be Speaker – Dogara by bluecircle470(op): 2:03am On Dec 12, 2017 |
By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor Speaker Yakubu Dogara has revealed how Asiwaju Bola Tinubu begged him to allow his protégée, Femi Gbajabiamila become speaker of the House of Representatives prior to the leadership contest of June, 2015. Dogara’s assertion in the book, ‘A Reed Made Flint’, written by him narrates that he neither said yes nor no to the party leader even as he insisted that he had it in him at walk on the principle of protecting the interest of his constituents. In the book made available to The Cable, Dogara said: “As a matter of fact, Asiwaju (Tinubu) is someone that we respect very much and no one can doubt the sterling role he played in the emergence of APC as a government. Asiwaju had through emissaries sought audience with me and in deference to him I went to see him along with a colleague, then Right Honourable Kawu Sumaila. When we got to the Asiwaju, seasoned politician that he was, he asked us to come to his bedroom. We held this meeting in his bedroom! “He appealed to us and said what he only wanted, as a leader, as a political father, was for us to please collapse our campaign into Femi’s and declare our support for him. Asiwaju maintained that, as a matter of fact, support for Femi was a support for him. He said if we supported Femi by extension we were actually supporting him and reciprocating the work he did to ensure APC won the Presidency. ” He neither said yes nor no to the party leader" “This has always been my stand, Sir. It was my stand when (Aminu) Tambuwal was running for the Speakership and I ran for the position for Deputy Speaker. Even when my bosom friends had told me clearly what was happening and I knew, as an experienced politician, that we were running into head winds. I had seen clearly the implication that Tambuwal was favoured more than 80% to clinch the Speakership. But I insisted that I was going to run because the party had said they had zoned this position to the North-East and I wanted to make a statement that there were people from the North-East willing to contend for this position in the interest of our own people. “Even if I was going to lose the election, let the people from my zone know that yes, they had someone who, when the position was zoned to them, was ready and willing to stand up and be counted. I ran for that position to the end against someone I considered to be a brother and a very good friend on that principle. In this situation, we are already boxed into that corner. The President is not from North-East, the Vice President is not from North-East, the Senate President wasn’t going to come from the North-East. If we from the North east now capitulate, we have not had anything serious apart from the position of the Vice President that Atiku once occupied. We have been excluded from this club of leadership in the country.” Replying to Asiwaju, he said: “Since you have appealed to me as a father figure and I see you as a political father and as a mentor, a person we always ran to for advice really in the seventh assembly, and I still remember so many occasions I had to come here to seek assistance on behalf of others from you, I owe you the responsibility to listen to your appeal. “But I need to get back to the members who are supportive of my agenda and then to my constituents back home. We will discuss and at the end of the day I will get back to you with our decision.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/ |
| Events › Re: Kiss Between Islamic Scholar & His Bride At Their Wedding Sparks Outrage (Photos by bluecircle470: 12:57am On Dec 12, 2017 |
both of them don tey for the business.. lol.... |
| Health › Re: Transformation Photos Of A Lady Living With HIV In Nigeria by bluecircle470: 12:55am On Dec 12, 2017 |
cummando:
She Go still die last last
Peace you wey be 'commando or commando', abeg no die again. mumu de mumu de |
| Politics › Re: Obasanjo In Calabar For The Commissioning Of Skyrun Factory (Photos) by bluecircle470: 12:23am On Dec 12, 2017 |
He may be ugly but leave it to him 'he his the most powerful man in nigeria' |
| Politics › Re: Tasting The Pudding In Style- OTUNBA GBENGA DANIEL. by bluecircle470: 2:25am On Dec 11, 2017 |
that means you want the chairmanship position in other to steal and wallop the peoples money. if indeed you are dead broke even before the primaries, only GOD will know if the money you will steal will be more than Diezani's own. tho i feel for you. |
| Politics › Re: Withdraw Israeli Security Training Nigerian Military – MURIC Tells Buhari by bluecircle470: 4:52pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
please kindly face Adamawa killings than talking on what's not your business |
| Politics › Re: 2019: Obasanjo, Atiku In Fight To The Finish by bluecircle470: 1:15am On Dec 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: Raymond Dokpesi Visits Igbinedion, Esama Of Benin Over PDP Chairmanship by bluecircle470: 12:51am On Dec 03, 2017 |
AngelicBeing:
 having a throne in his house when he is not even a king loll...... |
| Romance › Re: Man Proposes To His Fiancee At EXPERIENCE Held Yesterday In Lagos (photo) by bluecircle470: 11:53pm On Dec 02, 2017 |
[quote author=Michellla post=62913804][/quote]Laff iyaff kill me lol.... |
| Politics › Re: Why Buhari Was ‘Banned’ From Entering U.S. For 15 Years — Atiku by bluecircle470: 11:48pm On Dec 02, 2017 |
bounty007:
.. and yet.. this southwest media and dia propaganda forced this dullard from daura on innocent nigerians..
as for the Obasanjo thing.. he's time don go.. and one fOol said us get info and input on nigeria thru Obj..
.. na so afonja stories dey be..they think everyone see the old Zom as God..
he's as corrupt as the nigerian office holder he was..
with so many direct corruption cases swept under.. during his presidency..
or the fool think the usa were sleeping then..
kids everywhere on nairaland.. and they're to ignorant to learn.. Quick to curze and abuse..
let's Atikulate Jare.. at your own peril dear. |
| Politics › Re: Lazarus Iwari Sokobe's Burial: Patience & Goodluck Jonathan Arrive Okrika by bluecircle470: 11:58pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
very lively woman that I like anyway. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Atheist, Carl Maobi, Kidnapped by bluecircle470: 11:55pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
Casinger:
Please DELETE those TWO words JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES OP, because..NO we do not pressurize people to change their religion.
We avoid pressuring people for the following reasons:
*Jesus never pressured people to accept his teachings. He knew that relatively few would respond to his message. ( Matthew 7:13, 14 )
*Jesus taught his followers not to push others to change their beliefs. Instead of trying to force people to accept the good
news of the Kingdom against their will, his disciples were to look for listeners who were receptive.— Matthew 10:7, 11-14 .
*Conversions made under compulsion are meaningless, since God only accepts worship that comes from the heart.—
Deuteronomy 6:4, 5; Matthew 22:37, 38 .
However, those accusations are false. We do not try to force our beliefs on anyone. Instead, we believe that people should be allowed to take in knowledge so that they may make an informed choice.
We do not coerce people into changing religions, nor do we carry out political activity under the guise of religion or offer material or
social advantages to gain new members. This is in contrast to some who claim to be Christian but have dishonored Christ by doing such things.
To know more about Jehovah's witnesses please kindly visit https://www.jw.org/en/
Thank you! very correct! I am a proud Jehovah's Witnesses. |
| Properties › Re: Eko Atlantic Newest Updates In Pictures by bluecircle470: 11:43pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
can anybody identify my building here? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Lanre Teriba Blasts Daddy Freeze, Backs Pastor Ashimolowo On Tithing by bluecircle470: 11:13pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
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| Sports › Re: Mikel, Neymar, Ronaldo & Iniesta Welcome Teams To Russia (Video) by bluecircle470: 12:24am On Dec 01, 2017 |
MrOjay1:
Go! super eagles Go!
Russia is ours to conquer
That trophy is coming to Nigeria. GBAM! |
| Politics › Re: Pressure Mounts On Kwankwaso To Leave APC Ahead Of 2019 by bluecircle470: 4:21pm On Nov 29, 2017 |
Slynonny:
Forget that rubbish talk of Igbo presidency in 2023.
You expect an Afonja to vote for an Igbo man or what?? for all ds 1 wey we dey talk nah Afonja be your own problem lol....  |
| Health › Re: Girl With Severe Bow Legs Can't Wait To Dance After Undergoing Surgery. Photos by bluecircle470: 2:37pm On Nov 29, 2017 |
forreelinc:
selfish lady instead make you give other people source for laffter by leaving yourself you go dey do surgery don't you care about other peoples happiness? are you normal at all? chai! nairaland suppose expunge you. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: "Who Can Donate N1 Billion?" Pastor Adeboye Asks - Daddy Freeze, Davido React by bluecircle470: 1:49pm On Nov 29, 2017 |
this is not a recent video OP and daddy freeze. this video is over a year back and the pastor was criticize for it then. this is tale news, daddy freeze is looking for undue attentiion |
| Politics › Re: Anti-graft Agencies Can’t Account For Recovered Loot – Saraki by bluecircle470: 1:35pm On Nov 29, 2017 |
Saraki, can you please account for the national assembly money before you start pointing accusing fingers. Remove the straw from your own eyes before you remove the rafter from another persons eye. |
| Car Talk › Re: Aston Martin Unveils ₦7.6m Bicycle, Would You Buy It?(Photos) by bluecircle470: 9:00am On Nov 29, 2017 |
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| Education › Re: Sights From The University Of Ilorin by bluecircle470: 8:53am On Nov 29, 2017 |
adekhingz:
####OOPP....This is not our school hostel o Na saraki nephew room be dat. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Ordered AGF Malami To Meet With Me, Ensure My Reinstatement – Maina by bluecircle470: 8:51am On Nov 29, 2017 |
frustrated humans! they are all out to tarnish PMB reputation, tho I believe some of his cabinets members knows about it. |
| Politics › Re: 6 Reasons Buhari Is Relaxed About 2019 by bluecircle470: 8:43am On Nov 29, 2017 |
Even Buhari may not be the best candidate, but pdp will totally fail if they field Atiku. Atiku cant sell again |
| Crime › Re: Lagos Banker Arrested For Murder After Torturing Wife With Belt And Machete by bluecircle470: 9:53am On Nov 28, 2017 |
The woman's death is painful but there seems to be some inconsistencies in the boy's statement; "My daddy slapped her, kicked her, machete her, blow her, and put otapiapia in her mouth and in the food,” Now, the woman couldn't have been eating at the same time of the fight. This seem to show some external influence on the small boy. Though there are some elements of truth but not without influence here. |
| Crime › Re: 32-year Old Banker Arrested For Beating His Wife To Death In Lagos by bluecircle470: 9:52am On Nov 28, 2017 |
The woman's death is painful but there seems to be some inconsistencies in the boy's statement; "My daddy slapped her, kicked her, machete her, blow her, and put otapiapia in her mouth and in the food,” Now, the woman couldn't have been eating at the same time of the fight. This seem to show some external influence on the small boy. Though there are some elements of truth but not without influence here |
