₦airaland Forum

Mamajama:
@youngies Let me take you back to law 101

If my brother went to a departmental store and stole a Big screen TV and posted it for sale at his local store. A total stranger walked in and paid for the TV without any knowledge of how the store owner got the TV and was given a genuine receipt.

When katakata come start. The purchaser was arrested for been an accessory to stolen goods; his picture was posted on all the media news paper as a thief.

Do we the public have the right to condemn this individual as a thief in the court of public opinion without knowing all the details and facts of the case?


We are all entitled to our opinion, but I thing this woman is been persecuted for the crimes allegedly committed by her father

nuzo:
Whoever is behind this move is a dullard. It seems to be the most cowardly move I've witnessed in recent times.
For God's sake, she was said to have used the money public service.

This weak strategy to get to OBJ's skin will end up backfiring as it did in Atiku's case. Atiku was a well known thief, but today, he is well celebrated.
Why don't the so called EFCC go for OBJ direct?

This whole Iyabo thing is just laughable and also goes a long way to showing that most Nigerians are fools and are OK with that as they keep buying all sort of cheap propaganda.

Nigeria is really doomed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


if she was so innocent why was she running? and if shes so innocent why did she travel across the globe to use a phony name to sign a mega deal with foreigners to do a project whos direct control is under her father?

dont be so naive, dear in as much as the rule of"innocent until proven guilty is being observed even in naija but some ppl just convict themselves by there idiotic actions, why run? haba u sef tink am, check am,

albridge:
dated this wonderful girl not too long ago. she is a nurse. we got along like near perfect. never met anyone like that before. we would have gotten married but we had a small disagreement and the was too proud to say sorry and so was i. the relationship ended but i think of her almost every day. it almost a year now. believe i will get over her when i meet someone i believe is better than her. for now, i have to bear the burden of missing her.

damola1:
Here's what he needs an advise for:

He's saved enough all these years for the future, and thinks it might be best to move her out of the hostel to an apartment, and don't want her to stay back at home because he feels her parents will continue nagging plus being the talk of the town in their neighbourhood. also for convinience he's thinking of buying her a car for mobility and less risk for the baby before and after, she's born, mind you this stupid friend of mine still lives with his parents and doens't own a bicycle talkless of a car.

rite2salas:
No, how do we know she is a thief, her middle name no be thief and she no get thief tattoo for her head

texazzpete:
@poster
Gimme a break. I flew British Airways 2 weeks ago, and i'm as Nigerian as you are. In fact, i even took ill on the flight and they made sure they had someone constantly helping me. At least 80% of the flight crew stopped over to ask me how i was doing during the flight.

Try not to turn everything into a 'nigerian' thing. As far as i know, you don't have the mandate to speak for or represent all Nigerians.

samsonola:
Glo called me for interview. Nairalanders pleaaaaaase help me with what the interview is going to be like. May God help us all amen

4 Play:
Obama's wife might prove an albatross particularly in the light of some of her recent comments about being proud of America "for the first time in her adult life."It gave the impression of a woman with a shocking sense of entitlement who only felt proud of her country because her husband was on the brink of political power