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We can only hope that, someday soon, the Nigerian judicial system too will rise to its duty and truly become the impartial arbiter of justice, the last hope of the common man |
okrikaboi:Not everyone has the capacity to cope with shame, fear, or emotional pain. I hope this isn’t a situation where she was dealing with a pregnancy and a partner who abandoned her, leaving her to face everything alone. Some young women come from very strict homes and may feel unable to confront their parents with something they believe will bring “shame.” Still, it’s difficult to understand how this could have happened to someone already out of university; it suggests there may be more to the story. The police should keep all possibilities open and conduct a thorough investigation. My condolences go to her loved ones. It must be deeply painful to lose someone in this way, knowing she chose silence over sharing whatever burden was overwhelming her. |
Hunger na bad thing! |
Unfortunately, I will say you Rufai, brought this upon yourself. Who is JJ that you were retweeting his post? You give relevance and visibility to people of no value when you ought to have just ignored them. Imagine him mentioning a character like Lere. People that should not be mentioned in the same sentence with Rufai. Hopefully, you, Rufai, will learn from this and begin to ignore some of these political jobbers whose only means of survival is the crumbs they get off their slave masters' table. The earlier you realise that your reaction to their posts gives them the visibility that increases their sycophantic value, the better for you. Racoon: |
The Presidency miscalculated in taking on the Catholic Bishops. This was a situation they could easily have turned to their advantage by adopting a posture of listening, thanking the Bishops for their concerns, and committing to reflect on their counsel. The Catholic Bishops are highly respected and have taken similar positions with previous administrations, so their intervention was not unprecedented. By choosing to criticise them publicly, the Presidency may have created serious political consequences. APC candidates counting on Catholic support will likely feel the impact, as Catholics generally do not take lightly any perceived disrespect toward their Bishops. A prompt, sincere apology would be the most constructive way to de‑escalate the situation and correct the rhetoric from overzealous supporters. |
You people can really ragebait ehn! You should have just stopped at the first 2 lines. What is it with condemning ourselves online? We are just too lousy online. This is what you never see about Indians who are even worse criminals. mikeapollo: |
He probably knows some idiots will fall for his BS. Unfortunately, he is right. Dalohad: |
Look at this one even giving credence to the BS. So, there are igbos in other countries too that they attacked? Imagine just profiling Igbos as the criminals, as if other ethnic nationalities are not involved in criminality. What is wrong with just asking that anybody involved in crime should be prosecuted regardless of their creed or origin? Sometimes, i just feel some of us in naija are as bad as these SA guys. PulaPower: |
cr7lomo:Without kicking a ball tomorrow sef, Messi has already clinched the golden ball, the only one still in contention is the golden boot. |
prinsam30:Hold your happiness till after the final match o ![]() |
ppogba:The police won't be able to guarantee his safety for real if he bottles this. |
You still want to blame Tuchel again ....You guys complained the last time that he played haram football against Argentina. Now that he has come out to play, what next![]() |
Wotowotoman:His desperation to score will be their biggest undoing! ![]() |
Football is really cruel. People were mad at Digne for conceding an easy penalty that led to their loss in the Semifinal against Spain. Coach decides to give other defenders a chance, and they ruin his exit. What a disaster! |
Nigeria really has leadership problem. How can a revered king be seen in public doing this to a convicted child molester. This is bad press for you, kabiyesi. You can gift him in silence but not openly seen as endorsing his person. We are not doing enough to discourage crime in this clime. |
Imagine this Theo Abu feeling himself Nigerians can fool themselves sha. Who cares about his apology. No one even knew him until the party announced his appointment.Anyways, I don't blame him. Nation building is not an easy task and we will continue to push for a better country regardless of the form and manner the enemies of the country present their challenges. Peter Obi and Obidients made a huge mistake of not registering a political party after LP was infiltrated. |
Mr. Valentine, you shot yourself in the leg by taking on Peter Obi and deciding to swim with the ruling party. You were thought to be a gentleman but alas, you proved that you were just a regular politician that appeared different. The earlier you retrace your steps, the better for you. Your closeness to Obi was what gave you the seeming-appeal and attention you had which probably made you think you had arrived. Alas you have now seen how much you have been relegated and how you are speedily fizzling back to oblivion. You people don't realize that the reason Obi is popular with the Youth and well-meaning Nigerians is that he does not have the propensity for corruption. He is the least likely to be involved in graft amongst the current crop of politicians parading around which is what Nigeria desperately needs to begin the redevelopment of the Country. Our 'anyhowness' as a country has gone on for too long and we need someone who will not play politics, partiality or god, with the lives of our people. Mend fences with Obi now that you can so that you can join him to rebuild the foundations of this country, otherwise, you may just be on a long ride to political nothingness. Kuginzi: |
1billionman:Even Haverts was expecting the red...if it was a Chelsea player, VAR won't even review twice before sending the Ref to the screen. |
I reckon with all you posted but one point. Which is that this will lead to increase in his bookings. I think it will rather lead to a reduction. Truth is, he might be 'black-listed' because guys feel betrayed and would rather have him far from their occasions and certainly their women than before the scandal. Just my thought though and I hope he gets a soft-landing for his career sake! He should however apologise to Frank. imismimum: |
SonOfDSoil01:I am sure you are against the xenophobia in South Africa? and must have spoken out against how they are treating fellow blacks. Can you tell us how you are different from them? How has the voting of a particular tribe or pattern bettered your life? The black man is his own enemy. |
Reward for a faithful party man! what exactly does that mean? We need to stop condoning things like this. The suffering in naija is too much for us to allow things to continue the same way. Do you know how much governors get as security votes that are not accounted for? why will he be lamenting for a senate role after serving as a 2-term governor? is he the only one in the state? I am sure he still gets those crazy pensions that they created for themselves! Haba now! should that even be the yardstick for selecting leaders? Guestmale: |
Unbelievable. Someone please tell me this is a skit. Is this truly what a professor, a two‑term governor, and one time senator is choosing to lament about publicly? This says a lot about the state of leadership in Naija. In his entire statement, there was not a single mention of the people he once governed, only a long list of what he claims to have done for APC. If the issue is a party ticket, nothing stops him from moving to another platform and testing his popularity there. After serving as governor for eight years, one would expect his record to speak for him. Shame on you sir! I pray that Naija gets rid of shameless and selfish leaders like you. No wonder Naija is where it is today. A former Governor whimpering like a child who just lost his cookies. At your level, you are hustling for jobs after all the perks of office you enjoyed for 12 years. Jobs that you failed to create for the unfortunate masses in your state. Not even the enabling environment for job creation that you engineered. I have never been this disgusted by a seeming scholar. bolaayenimo: |
Look at Gusto that should have fallen for Penalty. These guys are just something else! |
Bayern did not learn from Chelsea...never score 2 - 2 with PSG! ![]() |
Pootle:Weak is the opposite of strong, not soft, as you inferred. |
DeLaRue:Illiteracy is a disease! |
Whoever got O' Rielly to Man City deserves a pay raise. Pep has that guy to thank for Man City's resurgence. Dude has been awesome. what an incredible player he has become! |
Anikulapo2020:You people are unfair...Arteta has developed Arsenal from a team that struggles to make top 4 to a perennial title contender and one of the best teams in the whole of Europe. Say whatever you like, Arteta has done well for Arsenal and mind you, anything can still happen as far as the league is concerned. Please give him to us Chelsea. Coaching has been our own albatross, we will gladly take him over the mumu coaches we have had lately. |
Selling Debruyne, Salah and now Havertz have to be the worst sales Chelsea ever made! |
Ref ruined this game with that soft second yellow in an explosive game like this. Very unfortunate call! |
Wotowotoman:Nothing spectacular about them. Bulk of the players are new though... |
Rosenoir must have received a call from Arteta's mother because Chelsea havn't played this good all season! ![]() |



I can see an Okoro name representing oshodi-isolo……it seem Apc have not gotten the memo……any party that field any atohunwa will lose the election……Lagos is yorubaland and we say not to interloper and imposters 

