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Donshegxy10:
Was the allegations wrong?
Was the evidences doctored?
Because certain elements protect corrupt individual and organisations, does not mean that should be the norm.

The truth is that until we start fighing or talking against evil and corruption, people and institution will never change.

You should be glad that someone is speaking up, even if he is being sponsored, because people like you and i will never come out to speak even if we were paid to do so.

I RESPECT YOUR OPINION BUT THIS NARRATIVE IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL.

Corruption and evil are the norm of every society......99.9999% of top nigerian businesses have and are doing far worse things than the allegations against flutterwave but David decides to go after a relatively new start-up raised from the ground up by nigerian youths without govt support or the usual Nigerian nepotism to become africa's first unicorn... David is a blackmail artist that adds no value to society.

Nothing great comes without one deciding to play in the gray areas. How deep you go is left for one's judgement.

Thanks for the show of concern jack.....but when Nigerians fail to develop their own platforms, goods and services until them would they remain dependent on the dollar to import their needs. Even the owner of nairaland (Nigerian version of Twitter) is more concerned about getting a twitter blue tick instead of promoting his site.

ivolt:
He is not an investigative journalist because he does no investigation.
He is just like Kemi Olunloyo, people, usually insiders, give them info
and even pay them to help fight enemies secretly.

Thank you ooo.....even what's the difference between gistlover blog and David? None

Foolishness is sitting down to write this long nonsense, daftness is re-quoting the entire article already on the thread just to write your opinion about the article thereby making the thread longer.

JimiJunji:
Lol, op, it's called investigative journalism, David is only doing his job and he's pretty good at it but It doesn't mean there isn't an agenda or someone isn't probably sponsoring him. the main thing is that he's only passing information (either true or false) to the general public, and what you make of it is left to you.
Personally I think flutterwave is a good company that just needs to look into these issues and try to fix them, asides that they offer great service and if I have enough money I'd buy their stock if it's listed.

He's good at being a blackmail artist in my opinion, and from my little findings his large support comes from a certain demography.

The Nigerian women are an endangered species.

Saxxon:
You're obviously new to investigative journalism. What he does is quite popular in the west. And if you know anything about investigative Journalists, you'll know that they're the most difficult people to bribe due to the nature of their job and their reputation.

Because it's done in the west doesn't mean it's ok for africa. And besides America (the west) was built on companies that did far worse things than flutterwave would ever do from standard oil, US Steel, Apple, Microsoft and even Amazon.....these were companies that pushed America into it's greatness, what value does David the gonzo journalist add to society

He's a blackmail artist offering no value to society, going around looking for whom to dig up dirt on and push on his numerous gossip blogs, tell me one giant company like Facebook, Google, Apple or Microsoft that hasn't had worse issues and allegations than flutterwave? Or is it the Chinese start-ups? But the crab mentality of the average African would always strive to pull their own down..... because of petty envy, religious, political or tribal interests. All I know is that I smell a rat, an agenda with this David of a gonzo journalist and obviously some individuals are backing this guy, if you're a Nigerian and you think otherwise you def need to get your head checked out. Anyways, history has always showed how people like David end up.... I'd leave it at that.

Laugh wan kee me

killALIEN:
Yes, same way your mom tried giving me a B. J, but I wouldn't allow her cos she got teeth like grass cutter, instead I drilled her from the back.

Says the son of the community latrine

I heard Bianca once tried to give Jonathan a BJ on her visit to aso rock but was chased out by patience.......her being called ashawo by obiano's wife is telling.

Just pray esn/ipob doesn't attack them on their way to vote.

In the words of Mazi Kanu; No lefulendum, no erection.

Sons of a land basically flowing with milk and honey (crude oil and gas) begging for power from men whose fathers raised cattle and grew groundnuts.

My father always told me that when a man constantly has to state how great he is or was, constantly has to huff and puff, constantly has to beat his chest like some retarrded ape, constantly has to put down others to elevate himself and over estimate his little wins, always hungry for praises and validation of fellow men and never shy or embarrassed about displaying his little fortunes.....my father said such man is probably trying to make up for his insecurities......and probably has a 1inch dvck.

Saying tribalism is only for poor people is like saying nationalism is only for poor people...... only someone with the disability to think critically would say what OP said. Rich people are very tribalistic but good at masking their bigotry. Tribalism is part of the reason Dangote has the Monopoly over certain industries and gets certain govt benefits that other southern billionaires wouldn't get. Go to any top social event hosted by an extremely rich ibo person in Ibo land, count the number of Yorubas or fulanis there.... you'd find out that the number is small or even 0, same scenario for intertribal marriages amongst these your "rich people". Obi cubana even signing portable is another form of tribalism because an Igbo musician wouldn't be able to market his garbage bitters like to some Yoruba touts like portable, same with the whole phyno and olamide friendship that you think is going on.... they're just friends for the benefit one may extract from the other. And OP wants to fix nigeria.....armed with his ignorance.

Amarabae:
and what has ur political relevancy gotten you?
has it changed the guiness record rusted brown roofs in Ibadan or has it stopped Chinedus and Emekas from suffocating you lots economically in your backyards?

Selling substandard and fake products which endangers people's lives doesn't suffocate anyone economically....the only thing Igbo men can oppress and suffocate is their fellow igbo women and wives.

RCCG camp last time I went there has good roads, stable electricity and a pretty secure environment.....if that's what osinbanjo wants to turn nigeria to am all in for it.

love-vendor is probably a coke pusher in Germany.

Excelloque:
Lies. Most Igbos voted Abiola. I personally voted Abiola. I was ready to fight for Abiola if war had broken out as a result of June 12 annulment. Stop lying

The voting results of abiola's election says otherwise. There were igbos who voted and supported abiola but the majority of igbos didn't vote for him.

The average Igbo man will always move against and try to sabotage the Yoruba Interest, Awolowo, Abiola and now tinubu all represent the Yoruba interest on a national level. Igbos moved against all of these men. for most of them it's not even really about buhari's performance but the fact that a Yoruba is his VP and might succeed him.

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I hate beating around the bush...so this are my thoughts;

2023 and the Yoruba interest: any sincere person would tell you that 2023 won't really do much to better the country, I've always said that the problem with Nigeria isn't corruption, tribalism or bad leadership but the problem is the structure that fails to recognize all ethnic groups and puts too much power in the center, the truth of the matter is that we aren't even practising true federalism, the current structure encourages incompetence, corruption, treachery and ethnic distrust. Holding an election in a broken system is not an election but a selection. The obvious solution is restructuring, but history has shown us that black men aren't really capable of resolving problems without bloodshed; obvious solutions to alot of problems in Africa but yet those problems persists, probably those obvious solutions aren't practical enough...... this is why even though am against 2023 elections, it remains the only practical solution.

The Yoruba interest in Nigeria in 2023 currently stands on two individuals: osinbanjo and tinubu. My earlier thread explains why they may not get the ticket. Asides this, there's need for the scrapping of afenifere and the creation of a more younger, conservative and pro Yoruba socio-political group that would properly engage the Yoruba youth, most of our youth aren't aware or awake to the consequences or what it means to be a Yoruba youth in Nigeria and lack the native intelligence to move as a group, the northern folks are inductrinated in their early youth on these things and are awake to the tribal and political intricacies of nigeria, while our youths are busy with their parties, start-ups and whatever they're doing, without understanding that political participation is key to the preservation of our ethnic group and it's influence......

To be Cont.

LegacyB:
Don’t mind that dispense error. Someone who has been rejected by his own people.

I wouldn't call him that.....and if his people were wise they wouldn't have rejected him.

The buhari/osinbanjo govt has done far better in terms of infrastructure than the previous adminstration.

If Joe igbokwe focuses on his gutter work, he might stand a chance at something greater in lagos. Anyways I respect the man's loyalty to jagaban.

MNK needs to be shot in the head.

https://www.nairaland.com/7070198/rotimi-amaechi-declares-intention-run

overseasnbeyond:
I have made my impact in life, asskisser like you are left struggling running around politicians.
My salary.monthly can make your whole life turn around and posterity already judging me right with excellent records without polo-singers for criminal of your forefather (tinubu). By the way #5000 they paying you will destroy your generations more.

you've made your impact in life yet you can't even string up a simple sentence without sounding rettardded.....i simply commented "omo ologo" and you entered my mentions to start telling me about the generational poverty in your stinking household, does the success of others trigger you? claim to be successful yet the comment of others trigger you like a poverty stricken fagg0t that you really are.....please run along with your madness.