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Allow her be the second wife.

It’s better.

We suppose ban BMw cars for nigeria

Obidients encouraging them.

Na why if I where to be the president.
I will use Natasha as a scapegoat to liars

Glad she has made it clear so we should know that sexual allegations is a fraud whether it’s true or not.

Very useless Nigerians and joblessness

Stop bringing rubbish to fp

Stop posting fake news
@seun

Verify these blogs na.
Your bot Should be doing this.

Case is in court. Awaiting Natasha

SP should defend himself against what?

Jashub:
Facts in Nigeria are dismissed on the word of the corrupt government. A classic example would be Ganduje of Kano (AKA Gandollar)who was caught on camera but was acquitted by the more corrupt Kano State house of assembly

close your gutter

As at February,
All these states collected over 12b each.


Thats only from Faan.

March
April
May

They collected. Monthly.

What is their governors doing?

nnachukz:
By 2027 when the opportunity to bring in good leadership with human sympathy, who will make policies that will affect the citizens in a positive way comes, they will forget all their suffering and follow instructions from one paid Alfa who is nowhere now to help them.

Nigerians are very naive.

You are talking about 2027, is the president of nigeria meant to feed the north?

Kano collects 7.2 trillion monthly from Just Faan Allocation. Akwa Ibom 3.2 trillion.

There are other allocations monthly.


Ask the right questions you annoying uneducated Nigerians.

What is your state Governors doing!?

It’s not the Nigerians presidents first responsibility to feed you

ogascomax:
Na by force to provide evidence. What is that Doctor truly intention before you see she will be cashing out claiming she is doing it out of humanity or a good heart. As for me I am neutral oo. Let everyone fight his or her course.

na so your family Members will be accused and defamed.

Plenty

EponObi:
Summary

1. Akpabio has waited patiently for his time. He's now ready to dance.
2. Court of public opinion dey. Court of the law too dey. You gerrit?
3. Till date Natasha hasn't produced a shred of evidence against Akpabio, compared to Sandra Duru.
4. I'm guessing this is a case of manna falling from heaven for Akpabio. Natasha did contact Sandra. Sandra declined to play Natasha's game then contacted Akpabio to play game and cash out. Akpabio saw a crazy opening salvo and went with it.
5. All Sandra presented as evidence fits Natasha mode of operation. We've seen video where Natasha was flirting with Akpabio while presenting a motion at the senate. Here she is again using sexual innuendo and manipulation to get Sandra to play ball.
6. I'm leaning towards a 80% probability Natasha did pay Ezekwesili. That's the only reason a 62 year old could turn herself to a nuisance in a Senate hearing discussing a matter with zero evidence and that didn't concern her.
7. Natasha responded to Sandra's allegation but didn't say anything reasonable to refute her (Sandra) claims.
8. Natasha's husband is the wife in the marriage. His lack of control in the situation is bringing disrespect and disrepute to his person. Natasha could have cheated on him with a lady if Sandra had agreed.
9. Natasha bite more than she can chew and her political career is gone for good.
10. I keep observing.

Let me also add: This Sandra is a perfect match for Natasha. If I am Akpabio, I will distance myself; keep quiet while pulling strings behind scene. Sandra Duru has nothing to lose. Na Natasha be politician and senator. Don't underestimate how low Sandra will go. This saga is only starting and will get rough. I'm 100% sure this is only an opening and they have more damning allegation in the pipeline for Natasha. "Natasha bite more than she can chew." It's pretty smart sha; keep drowning Natasha with Sandra; shift focus from Akpabio while Natasha fight for survival. I hope a lot of people are learning the art of power dynamics and manipulation.

bros, inside sources yold me that they are waiting for her, as in, just make she talk date and time she was harassed….

The PA friend said, the cctv clip Dey for the birthday and even for senate as well… na for her to pick the date and time she was sexually harassed.

Also when it’s finished, damages way she go face go come from Country, SP, and family.

She just Dey make noise and people what hate Akpabio and Wike just Dey masturbate.

ogaemma:
Your comments is clueless.
Whenever you hear the truth, you will accused the truth teller of being an Obi supporter.
And that is not true.

Talking about pushing her court case, on this context, who is supposed to sue each other?
Natasha or Akpabio?
When VDM defame the Falana's, the Falana's did not waste any time to sue VDM and charge him to court.
Up till this moment, I still cannot figure out why Akpabio who was a practicing lawyer have still not been able to sue Natasha.
Instead he is seeking a social media trial.
Why not he Akpabio takes all his witnesses and evidence to a court?
If the Lady is correct, the best place to testify and play the video should be in the court and not on social media.
You guys should use your brain for once.
If you don't have one, go and borrow.

she say she was harassed! Carry matter go court.

The senate cannot deliberate on a matter in court.
That’s the law.

She filed a motion in court.


Who sues for defamation on a pending lawsuit that is ongoing?


It’s not to type!
Firstly, SP doesn’t need to indulge her only the court.

Madame when is your court Case date ?

Ma Wetin we wan hear

Thiefobi1:
Ezekwezili should be questioned.

She is not clean

who takes that one serious?

She was blindly used against GEJ.

A very useless woman

KingOfPeaceJoy:
Evidence or not, Akpabio is guilty. If not let him sue Natasha. I want to check something.

Akpabio!

naive people.

He should sue her for what?
Waste his time to nonsense.

She will fade off just like VDM did One cow

ogaemma:
I just dey laugh 😂😂😂

I posted this afternoon that Akpabio is spending billions for damage control, the same way Tinubu is spending billions to stop the FBI to reopen his drug files.
In the end, the TRUTH will always prevail.

Many of you guys started talking trash.
Akpabio will soon be disgraced.
This cheap blackmailer he has hired will fail him.

continue hating as if na him make Obi fail.

Play play na your pxXa dem so go soon disgrace.
Continue hoping for another person disgrace.

Instead of asking your champion to push her court case

Nigerians are stupid sha.
Person carry case go court.

Up till now,
Them never start case!?

Maxymilliano:
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Shidinky:
Cr7 should just retire
Or join league 2 side to farm his 1k goals
Man retired from trophy winning long ago

you think footballl is all about winning trophies for Ronaldo at this age?

Baba football is a hobby.

these ones they find donations...

them never call out prosperity and tithe pastors and key sellers..

Get Natasha has shown him evidence.

Hungry cow

Typical unemployed Nigerian kids

Bring rubbish to Fp

Even some of these mods, na small Pikin Dey worry una.

Chinjo2:
Instead of focusing on providing food and security for Nigerians, they are focusing on 2027 election that they are not even sure they will be alive to witness.

Useless people.

what is poverty?
What is the immediate need of the people?

Isn’t it food, basic Amenities?

Did you know that there are over 500 LGAs in Nigeria?

What is your state governor doing with allocations?

It the president of nigeria meant to open a large scale poultry or egg production in Aba?

When you people wake up to knowing the right channel una no go progress.


Every month, your governor Dey collect billions, they spend for clubs and hide outs, buy cars share to political tools. Lavish and waste money. And you are online wailing against BAT. SMH

Barteze:
It depends on the prism you are looking from. From the masses lens I would say Ken Nnamani for stopping 3rd term agenda and Bukola Saraki and if you're looking from the executive lens it will be randy Godswill Akpabio and Ahmed Lawal two rubber stamps SPs.

saraki was shit Abeg. Rest.

The best SP is by bills and laws and changes made.

Use that lens

What is your scale Of measurement?

Nigerians and naiveness

Anybody way mention GEJ again go suffer for xx years

Your sister needs reality check on her decision making skills.

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