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GloriousGbola:The binance guy's case is more like a state sponsored attempted extortion spear headed by Ribadu. I fear someone like Ribadu ruling this country sha. Anytime Ribadu is on the ballot for the president of this country, I will always vote against him. |
akwesenana:Hmmmmm...the common man will bear consequences of few stupiiid EFCC officials . With the hospital on strike , the patients who need critical care may not survive except government intervenes quickly. |
https://www.nairaland.com/8670769/nollywood-veterans-rally-support-desmond It seems they've really bind Desmond to the philistines; now he's running helter skelter begging for endorsement up and down. The fact that he has to turn to Veteran Nollywood actors to help beg for endorsement from the powers that be really shows how things are not looking good for him in Surulere his home base. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't have the sympathy of the younger generation sef considering the fact that the 3 terms he's used in the house hasn't really been of any benefit to them. I learnt majority of the stakeholders are backing a lady to pick the APC ticket ahead of Desmond and he is threatening he may contest under another party should he be sidelined by the party. |
GloriousGbola:Whether the common man celebrates EFCC's harassment of a politically exposed person or not, it has no significant bearing on their conduct. What matters most is for the government to put up measures to keep EFCC and other security agencies on the leash. The way the government always ensure police officers caught harassing/extorting members of the public are named and shamed, same should be applied to EFCC officials. When there are reports of EFCC breaking into private estates, breaking people's doors and destroying their properties only to find out they are not criminals; government should punish the EFCC team responsible for this impunity the same way they publicly dismiss police officers. They shouldn't allow the EFCC guys to keep getting away with that nonsense. They should stop paying lip service to keeping EFCC officers in line. I remember at some point they claim EFCC officials have been banned from carrying out night raids at people's homes but till date EFCC still raid people's houses, hotels, clubs and parties in the dead of the night. When they break into people's houses, they don't show up with search warrants instead they claim their ID card is enough warrant to allow them to turn your house upside down. When they eventually tear your residence apart without finding any incriminating evidence, they just move on to the next house without doing anything about your assets they damaged. |
Why does EFCC keep doing this nonsense and getting away with it? Just look at the Very ridiculous reason they came up with for assaulting the surgeon. Initially I even thought maybe the man embezzled funds and was evading arrest ; hence why they stormed the hospital in commando style. If the surgeon decides to move abroad due to this trauma now, our yeye House of Assembly will say they want to pass a law to stop health workers from japa.
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GloriousGbola:It's only in states that carry religion for head. Do you want to tell me that if a state like Delta or Bayelsa choose not to sponsor pilgrimage while explaining the reason is paucity of funds, the citizens will start cussing the governor? Wo, let them keep wasting money on pilgrimage and expect miraculous rebound of the economy. |
Amigoos1:Religion is a personal affair. The state cannot and should not be using the state funds to help any citizen fulfil their personal religious obligations. It amounts to waste of scarce resources and cheating irreligious tax payers. How can you equate sponsoring hajj which is a major source of capital flight & repatriation of Forex to presenting sewing machines to citizens? Can't you see the glaring false equivalence? The sewing machine is empowering the beneficiaries to be productive and boost the economy while sponsoring pilgrimage does exact opposite. |
Amigoos1:This your explanation is even worse than the initial statement. Government sponsoring pilgrimage whether to Jerusalem, a Buddha temple or to Hajj is complete waste of scarce resources. For a country that is living on loans from different international financial organizations and superpowers, sponsoring pilgrimage should never be part of government expenses either at the state or federal level. Politicians embezzling money through white elephant project is corruption which no sane person should support, but sponsoring pilgrimage is also waste of the remaining scarce resources that was not embezzled. The country will suffer for both, there's no inherent benefit in both activities. |
This guy na WWE fan, he just dey give him opps smack down repeatedly 😂 /video/1?s=46 |
PDPGuy:Even those schools will not give admission to students who score below 200 for competitive courses like Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering , Law, Accountancy, etc. Na mostly Education courses and some less competitive Art courses they may consider those who score below 200. And let's not forget that most of them will still do Post-UTME after which they will set a high cut-off mark of their own to sieve the candidates they will offer admission at the end of the day. |
izzou:Most federal universities and state schools in the south west and some in the east will not give admission to candidates who score below 200. All those 150 cut off na just on paper, in reality anybody that scores 150, 180, 195, etc will not get admission. The competition for admission into those schools will not allow the schools to lower the bar. JAMB just dey talk their own. |
David Raya the king of saves /video/1?s=46 |
Segedinho:I'm.not forcing anything, I only showed a second opinion on the UNIBEN incident. I'm not the author of the article by Sahara reporters so I don't know which is which, I just decided to show you that other stakeholder are speculating it may be cult clash just like you are saying otherwise. |
Bimmarlykay:All malam with him kettle jare my brother. (And maybe all hajia with him kettle, as the case may be) |
Segedinho:Have u read through this story? https://saharareporters.com/2026/05/11/uniben-anti-cult-committee-chairman-resigns-accuses-vice-chancellor-threats-attempt?fbclid=IwdGRleARvJpZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe9laNjm_aHl9Ksse-0EI5v63W_hMa54vqGudelTd_Rs6FCVG8B_F__Utr2mg_aem_RQ64EiM7QbDY-WmDi_iY0g |
Bimmarlykay: ![]() |
Tottenham wanted to scam their way to get penalty ![]() |
Nice PK from Calvert-Lewin Stupiid Tel dey do acrobatic inside his own box. |
mostob:That yesterday match was just too tasking emotionally. I am glad we didn't play west ham as the last game of the season that could guarantee us being crowned champion. I'm not sure if our players wouldn't have collapse under the pressure that comes with the game. |
GloriousGbola:Well, I don't know if the story is made-up or not. But I think people posted their wedding pictures, proposal videos and other details that showed the lady was real. |
Raumdeuter they said this is the end of Ugo marital issue. I guess he knew who he was marrying and took precaution that helped him limit his loss in the long run.
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izzou:Lolz... ![]() A pastor will simply tell you miracle happens in the right atmosphere and the right atmosphere for miracle is when faith is activated. He will simply tell you the blind man in court lacks faith hence why he can't be healed like others who "received their miracles" because they had faith which he is clearly lacking. Away from that, the government must have come up with a charge before they take him to court sef. So they must be specifically clear on what exactly they are charging him for and the onus is on the state to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt that the man is a scammer. Wait till the man calls out his church members as defense witness who would claim they received different miracles at different times because of their faith in the pastor's ministry. Like I said earlier, it is a very sloppy terrain Soludo is threading. The whole thing is against is kinda repugnant to public opinion and it may also amount to running foul of the law in his bid to clamp down on fake pastors. The Pentecostals will definitely claim it is an agenda orchestrated by the orthodox denominations against Pentecostals. |
raumdeuter:Those things are difficult to prove. How do you convince a Lord's Chosen member that it wasn't the lemon apron that saved her when Fulani Militia attacked the vehicle she was on? |
izzou:The link in Raumdeuter's post talks about Soludo complaining of pastors who preach gospel of salvation without the cross. If somebody does fake miracle, what crime would you charge him for ? How do you prove he did a fake miracle ? I get if someone promises to make you rich spiritually, collects money from you and then he didn't fulfil his promise. For that you can always charge such person for obtaining money by false pretense since you lost money to his scam. But how do you charge someone who brought people to deceive you that they restored someone's sight when he wasn't blind? If there was no exchange of money between the congregation that believe and the scammer pastor, how do you charge him with the law? I am actually interested in Soludo charging these guys to court and would love to follow the proceedings and eventual judgement in such case sha |
daveP:Yesterday's Trossard goal was everything. It was the goal that silenced our enemies and covered our shame. The fact that Odegaard that has been poor all season actually danced through West Ham's defence that has been rock solid all game and then he cooly laid the pass on to Trossard that was waiting patiently really touch my chest. It just erased all the frustration that has built up in my chest up till that moment. I don't think there will be any goal that will be as important as that in a long time. Maybe our final goal that clinches us the UCL may be more important sha. That goal yesterday was just special. It had the hand of Odegaard, Havertz and Trossard all of whom have not been in great form this season; they weren't the players one would've thought will save our title hopes. |
raumdeuter:Some of these things Soludo is doing, he is only getting away with it because nobody has really sued the Anambra state government for false imprisonment and violating their fundamental human rights. I wonder what law he will claim they broke by preaching gospel of ‘salvation without the cross’. The whole just don't make much sense because freedom is a fundamental human right that is guaranteed in the constitution. Whatever state law Soludo may have had the state house of assembly to pass on the issue of pastors and what they preach, such laws will always be trumped by the fundamental human right to religion that is guaranteed by the constitution. I don't think it is in the place of a governor to decide what people believe in and how a particular religion chooses to conduct themselves once they are obeying the law while practicing whatever they believe. I think Soludo is just letting his own personal religious beliefs force him to dictate what others believe in. I am very certain if a number of some of those arrested by the state security outfit sue the state government, they are sure to get judgement in their favour. PS: I am not saying fake pastor should be allowed to thrive o. I am only saying the terrain Soludo is trending is one that cannot be dealt with bullish force because that is almost going to be illegal when tested in a law court |
iamoyindamola:When my wife was asking if a draw would still keep our title hopes alive, I told her it won't o. We should just forget the trophy because I am very sure city will best us on goal difference; they won't hesitate to beat palace , Bournemouth and Villa 5-0 each. That gift handed to us by Everton must be protected with the last drop of our player's blood. |
raumdeuter:Exactly! Marriage has so many intricacies that takes a lot of commitment for both parties to deal with, now adding a social status mismatch is just another headache on its own. All those lofty plans about loving a lady and determining to brush her up to your taste and status almost always en in tears. |
iamoyindamola:The joy that followed the stress of that match was hard to contain. That match be like torture, it felt like how man city fans must have felt in that their final day match that Aguero scored the winning goal that won their first EPL in this era. |
iamoyindamola:I actually woke my boy when VAR removed that West Ham dubious goal. The way I shouted "Yes ! Yes! Yes! ", he startled in his sleep and was just looking like "What is wrong with this man" ![]() |
raumdeuter:Na 50/50. It may end in tears or it may lead to a great love story that will be worthy of a Nollywood movie that has part 1 and 2. I always think it is wise marrying someone who is already living in the same country as you are. If it ends well, all fine and good. And if it ends otherwise, both parties will go their way with less regret on the guy's side. At least when counting his loss, he won't be lamenting about how he facilitated her coming abroad, how he brushed her up , made her taste the good life only for her to mess up his life. The guy wouldn't be regretting how he was played. |
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