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kcnwaigbo:
Lol ;DD

Moneylaundering ke? These confirms the speculation that the DSS has not got anything on these judges!!! Since when did keeping ones money at home become money laundering? Their case is very weak,they better start saving money to pay damages because there are guaranteed to lose

Hmmmmmmmm
So this is where your gra gra knowledge carry you reach? I advise you read the money laundering act or better still revisit Olisa Metu's saga to have a better understanding of money laundering.

nwakibie3:
Show me one Nigerian in that ur list plz

Don't be mentally lazy

8 Famous Nigerians Who Achieve Success Without University

1. Mercy Johnson
One of the highest paid actresses in Nollywood Mercy Johnson Okojie discloses that she got into the Nigerian movie industry because she failed her JAMB exam. Now she is possibly one of the most popular actresses in Nigeria.


2. Cosmos Maduka
African billionaire Cosmos Maduka, dropped out of elementary school and became an apprentice at the age of seven, because of his father’s death. Currently he is the sole distributor for BMW and Ford cars in Nigeria and West Africa.

3. Vincent Obianobo
The name of this man, perhaps, is not very familiar. But his transportation company “The Young Shall Grow Motors” is well-known. Vincent Obianobo had not much education but today, he is one of Nigeria’s most successful businessmen.

4. Folorunsho Alakija
Folorunsho Alakija is ranked by Forbes as the richest woman in Nigeria with an estimated net worth of $2.5 billion. The beautiful woman recently revealed that she never attended a university. She made this revelation at the United Nations International Youth Day held at the University of Lagos.

5. Olorogun Michael Ibru
Michael Ibru has only a secondary school certificate to his name. The founder of Ibru Organization, one of the largest conglomerates in Nigeria, finished Igbobi college in 1951. Ibru is also the head of the richest family in Nigeria.

6. Razaq Akanni Okoya
The founder of Eleganza Group, which has a marketing span across West Africa, Razaq Akanni Okoya had his only formal education at Ansar-un-deen primary School, Oke popo, Lagos. This did not prevent him from becoming one of Nigeria’s billionaire industrialist.

7. Orji Uzor Kalu
Orji Uzor Kalu is the chairman of SLOK Holding and the Daily Sun and New Telegraph newspapers in Nigeria. He was excluded from the University of Maiduguri because of participation in a students’ protest. He decided not to continue to further his education and launched his career.

8. Michael Collins Ajere (Don Jazzy)
Michael Collins Ajere better known as Don Jazzy is one of the famous Nigerian music mogul, who didn’t need education to achieve success. The prolific music producer and C.E.O of Mavin Records dropped out of Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma in his first year.

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cyrilamx:
Tnx bro...you forgot to add our own mark Zuckerberg that Nigerians were all over..which uni did he graduate from?

Also what about bill gate?

The list is endless, bro. Anyway, thanks for the addition.

9japride:
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You must be a northern. What you wrote is meaningless, how can you compare oyibo man with a well grounded knowledge of how things work with most of us that can't use the computer properly to handle such a sensitive post. Nigeria should be divided along regional line and let's see which region will b more successful?

I think you need reorientation, seriously.

ehissi:
The committee also said that it was interesting that the highest academic qualification of the nominee was a one-year “Diploma in Computer” from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.

Can you see what Buhari wants to do to this our country.........

Na Diploma in Computer na e, e wan give a whole NCC to manage. After them go say Buhari is not corrupt??

Abeg what is it about this fellow that qualifies him to hold such a sensitive office??

For the love of all things Holy, if Telecommunication sector begin dey suffer them go say na 16 years of PDP, see who them wan give NCC make e handle!!!

Abi na only me see am........

Hmmmmmmm


10 Poorly Educated But Incredibly Successful People

10 John D. Rockefeller
Billionaire
9 Horace Greeley
Journalist and Congressman

8 John Glenn
Astronaut

7 Steve Jobs
Apple Co-Founder

6 Mark Twain
Author and Wit
.
5 Henry Ford
Industrialist and Entrepreneur

4 William Shakespeare
Poet and Playwright

3 Winston Churchill
Statesman and War Leader

2 Abraham Lincoln
US President

1 Albert Einstein
Physicist
The simple fact of the matter is that the greatest mind of the twentieth century was in fact a high school dropout.

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If the above listed personalities were to have suffered the misfortune of being under you, your impulse irrational propensity would have condemned them to the dustbin of nonentities.

Certificate is not everything.

okwyee:
op cant you read the expression on the man's face?
"meat don land"
@and who's that pretty girl behind him? op help me with her number na..

You must have owl eyes to have ferreted her out. But then she is a damn damsel. Give her to me and I will make her the MBGN.

Hmmmmmmm

Good development. No more hiding behind the unscrupulous 'ayes' and 'nays' to avoid repercussion.

Mujaheeeden:
Take note he is not Gbawe so stay clear

To be civil is not a crime even to your ideological foe.

@HungerBAD,
Anytime I see your moniker I always wonder what prompted such alias before reading your comments. Take hunger and diseases out of the life of man and life expectancy will rise ten-fold.
Kudos to your kind intervention.

Hmmmmmmm

Excuzeme:
Its just a matter of time before ALL OF US realize that we have been taken for a ride, for too long (irrespective of our political leanings).

I will implore everyone here to please read the LAW, as it affects what is going on.
Its not enough to critisize based on "sentiments and emotion".

Google the Nigerian law that the DSS (much like the American FBI) operates on: Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015) or just read a summary of it and you will understand that the DSS knows exactly what they are doing.


A corrupt Judiciary is a decent into anarchy, for any country because seeking Justice in Court becomes irrelevant as you know "Justcie" is for the highest bidder!


Police should be next

I hope you didn't quote me wrongly.

SamuelAnyawu:
Jail any Criminal.

I Stand Against Corruption



#IStandWithSamDaddy 2019

Good to know. Now you are standing with the right man, PMB.

Hmmmmmmm

The direction you face determines where your journey ends. Follow the right path you will surely arrive at your destination.
A wailer will, most times, wail against his destiny and fortune. Even a redirect, oftentimes, does not help.

omonnakoda:
but it is still judges that will try the case or are we going to bring in foreign judges like the NFF has brought in a foreign coach? The judges all know each other's secrets

Hmmmmmmm


The warrant of arrest wasn't signed by an alien. It was signed by a judge.
In my profession if a hawker brings a case of malpractice against a colleague, his own colleagues will be the panelists that will decide his culpability. Believe me, the tone of engagement drastically changes. No padi padi at all.

Hmmmmmmm

“While the Party calls on all security agencies to respect and be guided by the rule of law in carrying out its constitutional duties"...

Does this suggest that the APC is admitting to a breach of the law by the DSS? I don't think so. It is obviously an advice meant to remind the DSS to always do their work within the rules of engagement.

[quote author=NgeneUkwenu post=50056332][/quote]Hmmmmmmm

Ngene, N'dalu well well. Hapu the hypocrites.

sarrki:
If pmb failed on this I will be the first to attack him

I respect him

Let him live my his words and actions

I see him as role model

Religion and culture may differ

I respect him

Baba Pls follow all thru

Before you lose steam in the heat of battle, can you shed light on this:

...“It is trite law that two courts of the same coordinate jurisdiction cannot be seized of the same matter at the same time"...

Doyin2:
My little research on Naira land,concerning Edo elections,revealed that most people in support of Obasaki,are really located in Edo state,whilst most people in support of Iyamu are located outside Edo state.

Now I am convinced that Obaseki really won in Edo whilst Iyamu won on Nairaland.

Also I had lived in Edo state before now,and I realised that the SILENT mass majority of Edolites(mostly the low to medium income class) tend to lean towards the progressives,whilst the very VOCAL minority are mostly in support of PDP.No wonder whyit seemed that Iyamu was more popular than Oshiomole(whether you like it or not,those who voted for APC did so because of the better performance of Oshiomole,when compared to the evil days of Igbinedion)


Rigging is common to both parties,the truth is very bitter!

Hmm

You are not far from the truth.

kropotkin2:
So sayeth a lover of corruption and Niger delta terrorists. The futures of some of your Niger delta children were tied up on that piece of land you know?

He doesn't know! He is a permanent representative of unlawful deeds to the United Nations of Niger Delta.

Ibos, why?
This is the reason why scholars always find it difficult to write a history of the Igbo nation.
A predecessor is always never good. The one on the throne is usually grade one(aka stock). Every other before him is 'china'.

Hmmmmmmm

This case typifies the fragile foundation on which most marriages are based . Nowadays, courtship has become limited to the intending couples. If permitted, most people will happily discard introduction and traditional wedding as they are are considered unnecessary inconveniences. In time past, marriage was regarded as a union between two families.. While the man and the woman are courting, both families embark on fact check, most times unknown to the two parties involved
Cultural disruption has erased that time-tested checks and balance. Sadly, the only source parents have for obtaining facts about their in-laws to be is through an emotionally compromised ward
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@OP, I just can't understand how you could date a woman 6years older than what she claimed without knowing she was lying about it. Courtship is a time for exploration of the life of your future partner from childhood to the present. What did you do while dating her?
Well, let us not draw a hasty conclusion yet. You must verify the authenticity of her story from her family. If she is right all well and good. If otherwise, things will no longer be at ease. Nevertheless, you should summon a crunch meeting of both families. Many may disagree with this suggestion but bear in mind that some future events may require you tell the age of your wife. If her true age is actually 6years above what she is claiming, how do you think h
er patents will react to such massive reduction in her age. Your parents will, of course query your sanity. Such meeting will resolve this knotty issue and, also, ferret any other secret that might lay hidden. Blames will be laid, apologies will be tendered, and counselling will be offered. But bear in mind that the final decision is yours to make.
The alternative is to resolve issues with your wife, privately, renew your vows, bury the issue forever, and move on.

This is not the time to consider divorce until all the fact is laid bare. But them it won't be the best solution.

N.B: those saying 6years age difference does not matter are ignorant of the aging process. If the gap turns out to be true, it means when the man is 45years, the woman will be 51years. The contrast physically and physiologically will be enormous. So, OP, the task before you is to always see your wife as the young beau you've always known.
There is a saying of my people that in old age a man keeps his wife because he loves her, or loves the children, or both; any other thing is regarded an unnecessary distraction.

abokibuhari:
I hate you! I hate you! I hate you!

What is wrong with you, Ozaoekpe? I thought you said you were going on sabbatical in the aftermath of your loss in Edo state? Abi kolo wan set?

Alighoda2:
what are u saying self ,the flood in edo state is more serious than the one of bayelsa state, check ekpoma road erosion has taken the road, and u are here talking about Flood.

My friend, you need to be of certain age to understand some riddles. I was referring to state of governance in my post not the actuals you mentioned.

Alighoda2:
you are not educated, I don't argue with people like you

Education is not required to know when you receive showers of rain as in Edo state and when you are submerged in the flood as in Bayelsa.

@OP Are you just waking up from coma
It was abundantly debunked in a previous thread that tompolo never showed up in his village for his father's burial. The pic you are displaying is that of his brother /cousin, who happens to be a L.G.A Chairman hence the police escort.

Appoint and elect are two different entities, madam. I hope it is not true.

Hmmmmmmm


Chineke! Doing risky business without an iota of intelligence.

Why put on a leather jacket to a hot and humid climate like ours?

While listening to that man speak I momentarily forgot about the crime said to have been committed and the personality involved. The 'lawyer' was a disaster in spoken english. The interviewers didn't help matters. They should have pleaded with him to speak in pidgin english or in his dialect.

For the first time ever I had empathy for PEJ.
It dawn on me that her eventual downfall will be from within rather than from without. More so when the greed in her wouldn't allow for good representation.

Hmmmmmmm.

What happened to giving the younger generation a chance?

Hmmmmmmm

A sensible man saves for the rainy day. So, why did the onyoshi not save during the father 'Xmas era' of GEJ?

XaintJoel20:
Are you just back from Jupiter. The advert was everywhere. Don't tell me you missed it.
Would you have applied

There is nothing wrong in applying, at least, for dependents.