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He should be treated as an adult, there must be consequences for such despicable act

Shame

How many times were you denied US visa ?

Or were you deported in the most humiliating manner.


Any day... any time ... God bless America!!!

Such a bitter soul

WriterNig:
😂 🤣 🤣 🤣

Are there no more handbags and female panties left in the US to put out these fires? 😁

Pathetic!!

If this happened in Russia, China or Africa, western media will run the story 24/7 non stop and call them a failed nation.

This happened over 15 years ago

Lol ... you really know them ... na their way !

Nonexisting1:
She has rushed online to paint the wrong picture for us so that when the real story comes out, some of us will be confused which one to believe. Not me, experience has taught me not to believe her story. I can bet my balls that whatever happened was 90% her fault but she is here to curry sympathy and mask her sivia pain.

Many may doubt this, but if you know how much the wealth guys owe... you will be shocked

He can get a good lawyer, he may be found not guilty, have you ever seen those politicians plead guilt despite all.

Look at Orji Kalu despite sentencing him, he used the legal system to exonerate himself... it happens everywhere in the world...

Snowx:
So after he pleaded not guilty what will have happened? He wouldn't be sentenced Abi?

In all you do... never ever plead guilty... he will regret it later in life

Lol... they are good at guessing... some true, others false

Nice one ....

Is Enugu governor APC ?

Gangster

Lol initial gra gra

Ok... hope you know the case is not over yet.

You can only say Nigeria has not happened to you when you are acquitted.

For now, enjoy your freedom while it lasts.

Seeking sympathy from Nigerians(crying with prepared white handkerchief) would not change anything

Those officers were brutal, the guy was handcuffed behind, and you still beat him like that.

Justice for the victim

Atiku can never be the president of Nigeria.... it's impossible.

What exactly are we rating

There is hunger in the land, find ways to help the masses instead of this BS

Chop chop loading

If you know the magnitude of stealing going on in Nigeria, you will be shocked.

Imagine what 2.3 trillion can do to the lives of Nigerians.

People won't be dying because of 5k rice.

Roads will be fixed to minimize accidents

So so many things can be done with that money

Dangote will do the same thing he did with cement, reduce the price so competitors will be forced to sell at a loss.

Keep in mind that they can't continue to store petrol in tanks perpetually as it will result in further losses.

Ultimately, they will think twice before making further attempts to import petrol.

Dangote will now dominate and dictate the prices like he originally wanted to do.

Would you consider this as a smart business move ?

Go and sin no more

Did you use AI to write this ?

gare:
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Bestie... lol dey play....

There are better ways of empowering the masses than giving free handouts that will make them temporarily forget their problems

Would she have run in with speed and lock the door if he drove a Mercedes or Lexus

Just wondering

Na wah, some states are not meant to be states.

Some CEOs and top execs in US earn more than these states.

States need to look beyond depending on federal allocation

This man sounds confused

He should be dealt with, no one should have mercy on him.

He will realize how useless his life is when he can no longer get a job anywhere in the world.

Employers and co workers will Google his name.

At that point he will understand what it means to be in a big MESS

Cbn will Blame POS GUYS

And the men are so foolish to fall for such women ?

They just woke up ?

So someone cannot come to his senses again?