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richmond500:
ur topic deh sweet until u said this nonsense.
First the most influential person that helped Tinubu became a president is Peter Obi, a Southeastern.
Secondly how did u curtail the excesses of Ipob?

FreeStuffsNG:
Please don't derail the thread. You can open your own thread since you are, in an irresponsible way, comparing the scale of air force personnel whose faces were captured on video and destroying doors of a company under regulation of Lagos State Government to the monumental national economic sabotage running into billions of dollars and the perpetrators are still at large . Smh

Factcheck0001:
the same Reno omokri that exposed obi ...

Woman, Four Sons Arrested For Binding, Gagging Husband In Ogun State Over Retirement Benefits Dispute


A housewife and four of her children have been arrested for allegedly tying up and attempting to harm her husband, a retired civil servant, in Oko-Filling, Araromi, Ijoko, Sango Ota, Ogun State, following a dispute over his retirement benefits.

The man was found bound, gagged, and left for dead inside his residence in the early hours of Thursday, March 13.

The shocking incident was uncovered by concerned neighbours who forced their way into the house after hearing unusual noises.

A local landlord, who spoke to The Nation, described the disturbing scene: “He was tied like an animal to be slaughtered. They (his wife and kids) got some Aboki men, about six of them, to tie him up.

“It was the strange noise from their parking that alerted residents who gathered in front of the house to know what was happening.”

"Landlords in the area who could not endure the noise at that hour decided to go out and find out what was wrong. When they got to his compound, they saw a Korope (small bus) outside packing properties," the landlord continued.

"His wife and sons were the ones packing, and so the residents asked after the man. When the response given was not satisfactory, they forced themselves inside the house and saw the man completely bound, with the Aboki people still inside the house, as though they were waiting to kill him."

According to the source, the retired civil servant had used part of his retirement money to open two shops for his wife, giving her N3 million, and purchased a N12 million car for himself.

However, his wife and their four sons, all university graduates, were reportedly dissatisfied and demanded more of the funds.

"The man was untied and rushed to the hospital. He’s still at the hospital receiving treatment. The suspects were all taken to the police station. One of the Aboki men confessed it was the man's wife that contracted them to tie him up. They were all taken to the police station that morning," the landlord added.

helinues:
And where is your own contributions to the topic?

helinues:
Stop disgracing yourself.

Is Capital punishment for NYSC members is death?

Post NYSC act which said the capital punishment must be by death

alanto:
Dismissal, sack, fire.
And all these can only happen when you break the company rule.

helinues:
Make una stop abusing others. Engage logically that's only if you have superior arguments

Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a legal process where a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for a crime. The crimes that can result in capital punishment are typically severe offenses, such as murder, terrorism, war crimes, or crimes against humanity.


The use of capital punishment is a highly controversial and debated topic, with arguments both for and against its application.

Proponents of capital punishment often argue that it serves as a deterrent to serious crimes, provides justice for victims and their families, and is a necessary tool for maintaining public safety. They may also believe that some crimes are so heinous that the perpetrators forfeit their right to life.

Opponents of capital punishment argue that it is inhumane, violates the right to life, and carries the risk of executing innocent people due to judicial errors. They may also point out that it is often applied in a discriminatory manner, disproportionately affecting marginalized groups, and that it does not necessarily deter crime more effectively than life imprisonment.

The use of capital punishment varies widely around the world, with some countries having abolished it entirely, while others retain it for certain crimes. International organizations, such as the United Nations, have called for a global moratorium on the death penalty with the ultimate goal of universal abolition.