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Amigoss:
“Some said I hid $500M, some said it was $1bn. If I had $1bn you think I’d be here?. We have a numbers problem. In 2006 I folded my business in UK and kept the money in a trust for my family. That’s it. When EFCC invited and investigated me, they found nothing. It is a legal practice all over the world. The money in that account is not up to 2-3% of what they are all saying. I challenge anyone to go and prove me wrong. I will fund anyone who wants to trace the paper trail. If they find even $20M in the account, I will voluntarily do life imprisonment. It’s just brazen propaganda. Was I supposed to throw away all my savings because I wanted to be governor?. Everything was duly declared. If APC or PDP had anything on me, you all know what they’d have done by now.” — Peter Obi


He no dey hide mouth talk am,always challenging dem from efcc to soludo to APC but they will rather prefer propaganda....

Na this thing dey always muse me.

Person throw open blank cheque say make dem investigate am with every machinery of the state and try to come up with a dirt to pin on him.

I guess they've tried and can't come with anything sticking, because I don't know why he's not been docked for misappropriation of funds either by PDP or APC government. Even his successors in APGA are fighting him because of no other reason than leaving money behind when handing over power.

Small time now they will go back to the same old chorus of "all politicians are corrupt and dirty ".....

Theflint1:

I didn’t know that the man who claims that he fears no one can shake like a leaf, when death stares him in the face… Hmmmm. When you listen to the recording, the voice is identifiable. No need for me to name him… pic.twitter.com/J2MZdWpfVJ

— Osasu Obayiuwana (@osasuo) June 9, 2025

Hard man, hard man...yet see e b1tch ar$e screams

You sure say the voice no be Ai clone ?

Person wey dey throw dynamite for the house of people wey oppose am while he was governor , see the way he Dey shout “Jehovah u can do it “ on top small turbulence 😂😂😂

The person that recorded the voice inside the cockpit no get joy at all

Greatswimmer:
Me that used to feel dizzy when I see large water

U better redeploy after the first few weeks in camp.

If u stay , u will always have reasons to use boats to travel from one part of the state to another . There’s high chance that ur PPA will be a riverine community where u will always need to use boat/ferry to go for CDS and monthly clearance .

Greatswimmer:
What advice will you give to someone going to Bayelsa for NYSC
@kingtom Izzou raumdeteur bluraydick temporaryhansel

Na water full everywhere according to a friend who served there . If u don’t like water bodies like me , u won’t enjoy the state .

Enough coitus and ogogoro for there too sha .

Above all, na dead state for someone who wants to start building his career from NYSC .

diggz:
I guess because him see your namesake dey view thread same time with your main

TemporaryHansel:
I thought this account was on ban when I saw your other account viewing.

I use two different browsers . On phone and on system . I was using my system before I switched to my phone when I closed my system ; I guess the Nairaland software is slow in updating that was why it was showing me online on both medium at the same time .

TemporaryHansel:
Blueraydiick afa, e be like you don collect

Collect what ?

Theflint1:
It's part of grooming...there are no health benefits to going out in ironed clothes, combing your hair, or smelling nice, but we do them eitherway. Anything less than bathing twice a day, especially if you go out borders on poor hygiene.

Anytime I’m at home , I bathe as many times as I feel like . Water on my body always relaxes me .

I wonder how people get to stay days and not bathe

seankafor:
this is mostly the case for me, anytime I stay inside under AC, I can use my boxers for 2 days maximum.. when I go out on a short distance journey or when I notice I've sweat, I then change boxers..

During the January heat period,I can change my boxer 4 times in a day..

It is what it is

Whether inside AC or not, I can’t forget to change boxers o. I will really really uncomfortable wearing the same boxer for more than 24 hours

LordAdam16:
This is it.
The Asians in Yakutia, Russia bathe once or twice a week.
Thais in tropical Asia take multiple baths a day or at least once.

-Lord

That Russia is town is crazily cold . I learnt they must always keep their car engine running to avoid it getting knocked

Ibime:
TBH them no dey smell, maybe them dey wash armpit and use roll on daily but when it comes to kolobi, they cannot be clean down there

I don’t even want to imagine this ; especially with orall sexxx 🤦‍♂️

Ibime:
Even during summer they don't bathe more than weekly. My wife just took our children to a resort with 2 of her mummy friends and their children and reported that none of them bathed the whole week. I even asked if it's because they were in the swimming pool for 3 or 4 days of that time and she said they didn't shower after swimming which means carrying chlorine on their body straight from swimming pool. Another of my daughter's friend came for playdate and said she needs to return before 7pm because today (Sunday) is her shower day while mummy's shower day is Wednesday and Daddy's is Thursday. One of our neighbour (woman) also said she showers once a week, even Prince Harry once confessed to showering only once a week.

And these people go dey kolobi, give brains etc ontop smelly boxers and private parts

Omo !

How una Dey cope inside train or public bus when they seat or stand next to u ?

Also in the work place , don’t they emit any kinda smell that perfume/deodorants can’t mask ?

Ibime:
Should be twice a day, morning and evening after each bath

I realised recently most Oyinbos only bath once a week, at best twice

This is basically what I do most times . When I come back from work and take my bathe, I change to a new one .

I was surprised to see people saying those who change boxers daily are gayyy. Even Oyemykke was trying to be philosophical about not changing boxers daily ; he was saying it’s possible for one to forget to change boxers especially if u don’t go anywhere outside the house . 🤮

I also learnt Oyinbo’s don’t bathe daily , maybe because their weather is not as harsh as we have in Africa where one sweats regularly

For the past couple of days there’s been a debate on twitter about men who change boxers on a daily and those who don’t .

I was surprised that there are indeed men who are sane and proud they wear boxer shorts beyond one day . I mean how do they do it ?

Don’t they get itchy down there wearing the same boxer shorts for more than 24 hours ? Sometimes even within 24 hours sef one becomes uncomfortable with the boxers and have to change to another one .

[quote author=TrebleChamp post=135676230]AI will be the end of this world if not properly regulated..

STOP THIS WAR PLEASE WILL COST YOUR INVESTORS A LOT PLEASE: pic.twitter.com/toZSM4WxBp

— Market Rebellion (@RebellioMarket) June 8, 2025

or later countries will come up with laws that will hammer heavily on people who use Ai to spread false info/fake news .

Something just needs to give .

I don’t want to imagine the kind of damage Ai can do in a place like Nigeria . For example if someone does an Ai video of a person they don’t like committing “blasphemy “ in the north , those guys would’ve burn down everywhere before confirming whether it’s Ai or not .

raumdeuter:
You know once you file an insurance claim, your premium increases.

Not in Nigeria .

The insurance market in Nigeria is soft . If ur current insurer doesn’t want to insure u for the current premium rate due to ur claims history , another insurer will be willing to take on that risk .

Theflint1:
There are many persons we've seen single outbursts from that we've made conclusions about their personalities off it, the Unizik abi UNN girl is a recent example...Pastor Paul have had two of these sort of situations, it's not out of place to make assumptions on his personality based off those situations.

I like where u hang this ball , na Messi angle be this .

We all unanimously agreed the man was out of line acting the way he did in the video .

I wonder why people suddenly think Paul Adefarasin was not acting out of line in the two incidents he’s been involved in .

What most people don’t know is that they may have anger issues and they don’t know or won’t admit . Nobody is saying the Danfo drivers are in the right for causing u damage and not wanting to take responsibility , but if ur immediate response is to smash their windscreen , box them man to man or slap them silly then the anger issue is evident .

I once witnessed a guy whose vehicle was scratched by one “korope” giving the driver a dirty slap which he followed up with blows that landed the man in the gutter . He probably thought he won’t get anything from the man after he had bashed his car so he beat the man to a pulp and went back to his car to drive away . The only thing that came to my mind was that the man could’ve died and nobody will remember he was reacting to the damaged caused to his vehicle when police case set .

Iamoyindamola I watched the Osama Bin Laden documentary yesterday . Omo ! Americans no Dey joke about devoting resources to finding anybody wey stir the hornet’s nest o.

The documentary was chilling . The documentary further reinforces my belief that the CIA keeps tab on almost every person of interest that appears on their radar . They just need u to overstep ur boundary before they come all out for u. It may take years and even decades , but they will get that person .

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Your point is made on just a single moment of outburst. That's not how life works.

Jesus entered temple and didn't even tell the sellers and buyers to leave. E carry Koboko begin wipe everybody. He obviously has anger issues then.

You cannot say someone has anger issues because you saw him slapping a Danfo driver. Have you known him for the past 40 or 50 years, to come to that conclusion?[/color]

No , my point was made on two different public display of anger within the space of two years .

I don’t need to live with him to know his reflex action in such situation will always be what he has shown us .

I don’t wake to just start saying he has anger issues ; his public display is what led to that conclusion . The day the road rage incident happened , it was his PA that stayed back to calm the nerves of the rattled passengers who were too shocked to see a clergy behave in such manner in public .

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I don't get physical with them, or wield spanners

But if I see someone slapping a danfo driver, I don't assume he may have anger issues

There's a different kind of anger and issues that only them can unleash from your soul. Nobody else can do that.[/color]

The person who slapped them didn’t slap them out of excessive joy but uncontrollable anger . You’ve made my point for me .

If person keep slapping them for their reckless driving and damaged caused to one’s car, one may later have a dead dango driver on his hand sooner or later . Those guys abuse drugs and alcohol , their life is hanging on a thread .

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Like Gloriousgbola said, Blueray and Flint must have personal drivers or drive in very sane places.

This Lagos

A bike man once hit me while I was trying to make a turn. Every car stopped for me, but he didn't see me because of the speed. He ran into my car and fell in a gutter.

If not for the cars that stopped and few road sellers who stood by me and defended my position, his whole group almost bullied me to carry him to the hospital and fix his bike.
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I mentioned up there that a crazy driver bashed my barely 3 months old car last December on Christmas Day . I was pissed like everyone would be in that situation but I still walked away without getting any physical with the driver or smashing his car with wheel spanner in retaliation .

GloriousGbola:
Flint and blueray must be living very very sheltered lives where their commute is within highly regulated estate.

There is a limit to how much anger you can manage on the streets of lagos

When you have multiple triggers from police to customs to danfo to okada to Keke to pedestrian to lastma to Kai to area boys to local govt.

Someone will hit you and immediately start lying and trying to pin it on you. Ediat okada will come at you from one way on expressway and if the guy injure it is on you. Rather than wait danfo will try to intimidate and cut in front of you, especially if you are in a clean car.

They deserve all the beating they get.

Choosing a life of peace has nothing to do with living sheltered live . I attended a secondary whose students are notorious for street fighting , stabbing and public disturbance .

Even as a young person with enough fellow young people around me to influence me with your exuberance I no Dey enter fight , sha na now wey I’m more matured and things soft small I go come Dey enter the same trouser with a Danfo driver that is most likely under the influence of drugs and alcohol ?

Theflint1 has already pointed it out up there ; it’s a personality matter . I don Dey avoid physical trouble since I can remember as a kid . No be today

Ibime:
Flint wey say by breaking the Danfo glass. he could have severed a major artery in his hand and died. See where him mind dey go. A pacifist will look for any excuse not to fight

BlueRay wey dey shout about one-way drivers since like pesin wey dey work for Road Safety, he no notice say Adefarasin dey drive without number plate.

Big men , VIP’s and even highly successful yahoo boys don’t drive with number plates in Lagos . Na normal thing .

diggz:
Ah, vex ke? No now — vex never enter o! Haba, no need to apologise abeg, you and I are just having a normal, civil conversation. I’m only trying to point out that you may not have the full picture in every instance, so your conclusions might not be entirely accurate.

Abeg, I no vex. If my tone came off a bit direct/strong, I apologise too — it’s just normal Warri blood talking. No hard feelings at all. Bless up, bro 👊

One love bro 👊

Theflint1:
This was your original post about beating up the driver's

Put as simply as you're now putting it, chances are higher I'd walk away than engage in any sort of physical altercation...Wetin concern me na the car wey dem bash and we know these guys have zero interest in fixing cars they bash...if they're not begging, they're resorting to fight.

This is the point I was trying to make . I always flee at every appearance of possible violence because that’s my default response to that kind of situation .

I’ve walked away all the times I’ve been bashed by other motorists either Danfo or private vehicle .

The only time I broke one woman’s side mirror while trying to avoid a useless korope that was going to scratch the side of my vehicle ; I had to approach the woman with remorse , begged her to get the repairs cost from her repairer and send to
Me next day (cos I was in a hurry that day with my family in the car ). The next day I called her for the cost , I did transfer to her and all wahala was settled . When she chatted me to confirm the payment, she said she didn’t know there were still responsible men in Lagos o.

diggz:
I don’t think you’re keeping up with the convo here, bro. You claimed Adefarasin is temperamental based on his reaction to the Danfo driver.

I disagreed and used my own experience as a reference — and you then concluded that I must be hot-tempered too.

Now, I’m simply asking you to explain how you arrived at that conclusion in my case, while also pointing out that you weren’t present during Adefarasin’s incident. So you can’t say for certain that he has temper issues without knowing the full context of what actually happened.

I have already pointed out why I think his temperamental . His reaction to the danfo incident clearly shows that .

A danfo driver bashes his car and he ended up smashing the danfo windshield . Did he do that out of joy or anger ?

Theflint1:
There's no way he'd view that interaction with the Danfo driver as a third party and not fault that response...I mean even if he's so wicked that he does not care about those innocent passengers, what of he himself...what if in smashing the glass he severs a major blood vessel and he loses his life over what he could have handled differently.

That’s what anger will never allow u consider until it’s too late . Ordinary Nigerians have gone to prison for issues of less magnitude which escalated quickly than they imagined .

People have slapped those insulted them and the person slapped slumped and died . The individual who gave the slap was arrested and nobody even care about what the insultive word was

diggz:
1) My incident from 14 years ago is very much relevant to this conversation — especially since you used it to label me as temperamental.

2) So, anyone who reacts by smashing someone’s property after their own property has been damaged is suddenly the problem — according to Judge Blueray? In my second example, I clearly mentioned that the Danfo driver not only damaged my car but also thought he could beat me up. But instead of asking more questions to understand what really happened, you jumped straight to labeling me as temperamental. Since you’re clearly a saint, I assume that if a Danfo driver damaged your car and then tried to beat you up on top of it, you’d take the beating gracefully — and even thank him for not being temperamental.

3 & 4) Could you clarify what else you based your “temperamental” label on — besides an incomplete post I made today without full context? Or am I right to assume that the arguments I’ve had here on NL influenced your conclusion?

If u feel offended by my post , I apologized .

I was speaking in general terms and not specifically to u. The two incidents u narrated u were involved in , the truth is as a third party who was not involved in the incident all I see was u acting in the heat of the matter with adrenaline rushing . U were visibly angry .

Once again I apologize if u feel offended by my position on this .

diggz:
But I gave you examples from my own experience, and you labeled me temperamental. I’m also guessing that the arguments I’ve had here on NL may have influenced your judgment. That said, I challenge you to point out a single instance where I started any of those fights. In fact, in all the cases, I was relentlessly attacked for months — sometimes even years — and my family was dragged into it before I ever fought back.

I even forgot to mention a third incident that happened just last year after I returned from a trip. My brother came to pick me up from the airport, and we had escorts with us. It was supposed to be a routine drive until a Danfo driver overtook us from the wrong side, hit our car, and sped off. Although the escort vehicle was ready to chase him down, we told them to let it go and just kept moving.

Now imagine if the escort had chased the Danfo, cut him off, and maybe even handed him a few slaps — as they likely would have. If that story was told to you without context, I’m almost certain you’d say the Danfo driver was being oppressed, without knowing what really happened.

You need to go back to my initial reply to u on this matter . I clearly said I don’t judge u .

I only state fact that if one’s reflex action to provocation of that sort is to resort to violence or show of force , one definitely is temperamental . It means it takes very little to rile that person up .

At no point did I talk about oppression. I never said Paul Adefarasin oppressed the danfo guy neither did I claim he oppressed the luxury car paparazzi he brandished the taser gun at . All I said was that he is clearly temperamental and seem to be a man fast given to anger .

And I ended up saying he should go for anger management class .

Have u ever thought if things had gone out of hand what would’ve happened ? I mean if the glass particles from the windshield had found its way into one of the passengers’ eyes and the person goes blind from the incident . Do u think anybody will remember the name of the danfo driver who bashed Paul’s car in the first place ? No. Paul’s name will be everywhere for causing an innocent person’s blindness

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You didn't say so, but you concluded he has anger issues because he smashed a windshield

And I am asking to know what transpired

You cannot just conclude that he has anger issues, when you don't know what transpired.[/color]

I said he has anger issues because he smashed someone else’s windshield when the person damaged his car . I also said he has anger issues because he’s pointing a taser gun at a car paparazzi inside Ikoyi on a busy road.

Maybe u should go and check the news on the road rage incident again .

The people who witnessed the incident were stunned seeing how he jumped down and smashed the windshield of the Danfo. The people who witnessed it were disappointed because some passengers were injured by the broken glass particles . It was his PA that stayed back to calm them down .

diggz:
The question about 14 years ago is relevant because if you didn’t have experience driving in Lagos then — or even before that — you’re only judging the situation without truly understanding what it was like back then.

And just because clergy are held in high esteem, does that suddenly mean blood doesn’t run through their veins?

People often react that way to Danfo drivers because they tend to make things worse — either by hurling insults after damaging your property, trying to start a fight, fleeing the scene, or having no money to fix what they broke, even after endangering your life and the lives of those around you/them.

Smashing the driver’s windshield tells me the guy already knew he wouldn’t be able to make a claim against the Danfo driver — and that he’d likely have to bear the repair costs himself, directly or indirectly. To me, that seems more like pettiness than hot temper, as you’ve suggested — a case of trying to give the driver a taste of his own medicine.

You and I weren’t there, so we’re only working with half the story and drawing conclusions based on limited information. That said, I won’t judge him based solely on his reaction in that moment.

1. The Adefarasin vs Danfo driver issue happened in 2023 , so ur 14 years ago experience about danfo drivers is totally irrelevant to this discourse . We are talking about him being involved in a road rage in 2023 with a danfo driver not 14 years ago . So if u want to use danfo drivers behavior of 14 years ago to score a point over an issue that happened less than 2 years ago , I really don’t see that point sticking here .

2. Anybody that goes about smashing other people’s windshield following an accident is an angry and most likely a violent person by default . Whether na danfo driver or private car driver u smash his vehicle following an accident , it only means have a taking temper .

3. I still had my vehicle hit in Christmas Day ; I mean 2024 Christmas Day. A Danfo driver was trying to negotiate his way out after the vehicle in his front stopped ( maybe due to a fault or the driver forgot the traffic has moved ). I kept honking for him to stop reversing but it was just as if he was possessed and wanted to bash my car at all cost and he did. I was pissed like every other person would be , particularly when u consider the fact that I bought the car few months before the incident . Guess what ? I didn’t go about smashing his vehicle even though he wasn’t uncooperative going by the words coming out of his mouth and his body language . I had to let go. My insurance fixed the car eventually .

4. I’m not judging him based off one incident . My initial post to Ibime which u quoted was pointing it out that the man certainly has anger issues which a clergy should not be known for . I mean a clergy who preaches forgiveness , paying good with evil and being peacemakers should not be smashing people’s windshield and brandishing taser gun inside a posh and highly secured part of Lagos ; Ikoyi

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You haven't said what transpired, before concluding he has anger issues.

Lagosians are very quick to label the one with the more expensive car as "Wicked" or "at fault", whenever there's an accident between a rich and a poor man.

One day, a bus hit me from behind and spoilt my bumper. Before I'll come down, this guy reversed and ran away

If I pursue am, and destroy his taillamp, people will automatically say I have anger issues.[/color]

Can u please port out the very place he said he was at fault for the incident that resulted in his car being bashed ?

E be like say na wetin Dey ur mind u Dey respond to, not what i posted

diggz:
Just curious — were you driving in Lagos 14 years ago? And have you ever filed a claim with any insurance company in Nigeria?

How many Danfo drivers have insurers?

Also, you’re conflating having an issue with a regular person and having one with a Danfo driver. Have you ever had an incident with a Danfo driver before? Do you really understand how Danfo drivers function at all? I bet if your colleague had the same experience, you’d be saying something completely different right now.

I’ve issues with Danfo drivers before , maybe not 14 years ( I don’t know the relevance what the relatives of the time line is ) . I know how annoying unruly they can be .

I understand most people will resort to fight them following an accident they caused due to their negligent and reckless driving but we all know that only serves one purpose ; FOR YOU TO RELEASE YOUR ANGER AND HAVE FAUX SENSE OF JUSTICE . It’s not going physical with them will make ur vehicle get fixed .

No matter u look at it ; smashing a danfo driver’s vehicle after an accident he caused is an indication one has anger issues.

I’m sure u know people of the clergy are held to tow societal standards ; the legal standard and the moral standard . A clergy is expected to be morally upright and not practising an-eye-for-an-eye the moment his vehicle gets hit by a reckless driver . That same day , it was Christian’s , Muslims and AtR worshippers that were calling him out simultaneously online because he failed the moral standard test . He even ended up injuring innocent passengers that may have been his potential church members in his fit of rage