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Jetour is quite people in Cameroon with the Jetour Dashing coming across as classy

It's better to.lose at the quarter finals than lose at the finals. The pain is so....

Mattswaggz:
Congratulations to Spain....nothing spoil for here sha...both G.O.A.T and young boy that was baptized with greatness by the goat are now world champions while the loser is somewhere in Portugal trying to explain why the euro he won is equivalent to the world cup.

You seem pained.. 😂

GanagiBitrus:
Courtesy of scoring in a match between 2 teams that have been knocked out of the competition.

3rd place match should be scrapped, as in the EURO Competition. Or better still, goals scored in the match should not be counted to statistics.
The teams are already out of the competition, so the match should strictly be to determine who wins Bronze medal.

It's just like counting goals scored in penalty shootouts to goals tally.

Football doesn't revolve around your archaic ideas.

Dahomeywarrior1:
Does this mean you will accept my job offer and be useful?

Useful has got nothing on that dude..

Is the man on the picture one of those injured, one of the cows killed or the Miyetti President Plateau chapter?

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Same Obi that flogged tinubu in Lagos?

You mean he is now the President of Lagos?

nairalanda1:
So we should all sit down and let APC run unopposed?

Okay.

Let them do as they wish. E no concern us, but thank God people can now vote and be voted for. Not like before.

Let them do as they wish while we mock and criticise as we wish..That's democracy..

Two folks who wouldn't win a street contest aligning to win the Presidential election. Talk of a lizard thinking of itself a Dinosaur

zoedew:
Flooding is found in the most developed of countries! It does not necessarily signpost neglect. Alex Otti has been good even where his private residence is run with State Funds because he refuses to live in the Government House.

If this was in Lagos your story would have been different

And Nairaland moved this to front page when it's very obvious it's fake.. Shouldn't a news like this come from a reputable official Canadian immigration government site..

Flangelo12:
So they were raking.

So you agree his influence is limited to the SE

kullozone:
You failed to get my point, bro. I was hinting more on the hatred towards him.
Anyone can be successful... Educated or not. My education was never a waste. Even if I'm not working with my certificate, my education has helped me in some situations.
I know many educated people who are constituting nuisance and I know many uneducated people who make positive impact in the society. My problem is the educated ones looking down on the uneducated ones.

I can't type much right now, I'd have explained my point further

You made a valid point already..

Ifexibe:
If the marriage lasts more than 5 years I will sell my house here in lekki. Who wants to bet?
😂😂😂😂

I want to bet that you don't have a house in Lekki

omokab:
keep your dirty mouth shut . Are you part of the military that rescue them or you are part of tinubu administration that rescue them. I can't blame you . We know your type . A tribal bigot . Being a yourba doesn't mean you should be accepting anything a yoruba man did bad . We are all happy that the children were released but security should be paramount . Poor economy doesn't allow people to think upright.

You are not happy..Keep your dirty mouth shut

And the highest number of hungry people too

spiSeyi:
You just spoke my mind why should SA be allowed to own a kiosk not even big companies like MTN when they are killing our people . I can tell you for free that without Nigeria market SA economy will feel the heat because Nigeria remains the largest market and the most profitable for their unicorns . But PBAT is a local champion and doesn't have any diplomatic powes that can command respect for Nigeria

Sit one side with that kind of road side economic analysis

JASONjnr:
One of south africa's music producer said without south Africa's MTN that Nigeria wouldn't be able to make calls or use the Internet to attack them and that without their DStv Nigerians wouldn't be watching TV.

That was the height of it......

We need to diplomatically stop all South Africans business in other African countries.....

So according to your submission a South African music producer represents the South African government...Wuna try remove emotions from issues and use intellect

HacheNoire:
Nigeria must go same route the US went towards TikTok

Force MTN and Stanbic to sell to a Nigerian investor or they close down!

So that Nigerians can mismanage it to oblivion

GOFRONT:
Rescued by which of Security agencies exactly??

Shame on that security agency for sleeping on duty making the defence porous for the abductors to have a filled day in the first place!!!

Shame on DSS and Nig police

Meanwhile, these kids and teachers here looked Healthy and untraumatized to me........It looked like a staged kidnap to me where they were taken to a well arranged Hostel where there is adequate food supply, clean drinking water, they bathe well, Good Toilet for convenience,

Infact, I dont know how to trust Nigerian govt leadership!!!

Go hug a trans-former

And the news is on a funny site like abc7. How come no reputable outlet reported it
Verified and it was reported by CNN and others..
Wahala deh like pepper soup die man

wiseone28:
This was where they reached in the last world cup

They were in the semi finals

SixSeven:
Exactly what came to my mind. I am just surprised by the OP saying the 1993 person is that old


Nigergrob Ceramics Limited was a notable ceramic manufacturing industry located in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. Established in the 1980s, the company became the subject of major Nigerian corporate and legal cases, including a landmark receivership case (U.B.A. Trustees Ltd v. Nigergrob Ceramics Ltd) regarding the extent of receiver and director powers. Financial distress and that litigation eventually led to its closure, turning it into a textbook legal authority for Nigerian corporate insolvency frameworks under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).



Story of their death:
In the early 1980s, Nigeria was trying hard to build up its local industries. A company called Nigergrob Ceramics built a big factory in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Their plan was to make floor tiles, wall tiles, and bathroom sinks locally because the construction business was booming. To buy all their heavy machinery and set up the factory, they borrowed a huge amount of money from United Bank for Africa. The bank managed this loan through U.B.A. Trustees Limited. As security for the loan, Nigergrob signed a contract that gave the bank the right to seize the factory and all its equipment if they failed to pay the money back.


Everything started well, but the late 1980s and 1990s brought tough economic times. The national power grid became very unreliable. Ceramic factories need their ovens to run constantly, so Nigergrob had to spend a lot of money on diesel generators. At the same time, the cost of raw materials went up, and they could not find local technicians to fix their complex machines. Production stopped, and the company completely ran out of money. Since Nigergrob could not pay back its debt, U.B.A. Trustees stepped in, locked the factory gates, and hired a legal manager called a receiver to take over everything and sell it off to get the bank's money back.


The original owners and directors of Nigergrob refused to leave quietly. They took the bank to court, arguing that the bank had no right to strip them of their authority. This became a famous legal battle called U.B.A. Trustees Ltd v. Nigergrob Ceramics Ltd. The case went all the way to the Court of Appeal. The judges finally ruled that when a bank takes over a broke company, the bank's manager gets full control of the business and the assets, but the original directors still keep a few basic rights, like the power to fight the takeover in court. Sadly, while the lawyers argued for years, the expensive factory equipment just sat there and rusted. Nigergrob never reopened, and the factory in Abeokuta remains abandoned to this day.
Nigergrob Ceramics died because the bank seized their factory over unpaid debts, while severe power outages and a crashing Naira made manufacturing too expensive to survive.

So in essence their fall wasn't caused by Tinubu.
Thank you for the outstanding insight..

How reputable is this this news. In essence soldiers were earning less than minimum wage

ohosi4real:
Nigeria government are just playing with Nigerian life

Which life again na? Nigeria has been dead and buried for a long time now

Sccarrr:
oga rest.... We don too hear that like🤮

Wetin wan happen to the Agulu clown pass make he loose as usual 😵‍💫

He is a lizard who thinks of himself as a crocodile

Mirasteel:
It's both fraud and drug peddling.

Where was drug peddling mentioned in the article..na waoh

Just see the amount of money way go cause person to lose freedom
The way Indian police di like to pose with suspects hein. So funny

When Nollywood was the bedrock of African entertainment. In far off Cameroon each release on VHS cassettes and later VCD and DVD, brought a unique excitement and suspense despite being able to conjecture the end scene of each film, by just looking at the posters .. 😂

On the first cassette I can sight both Enebeli Elebuwa and Bruno Iwuoha of blessed memory. I wonder what became of Chige Alisigwe, the tall talented actress that stared alongside Ramsey in many love movies. She doesn't quite often receive her dues..

CharlesCNG:
Obidients and the Keneth Okonkwo's Address Mischief: When Law Starts Looking Like Optics. by CharlesCNG

There is another angle in this Kenneth Okonkwo versus Peter Obi drama that should not be ignored: the service-of-process controversy.

According to public reports, Obi filed the defamation suit at the **Onitsha Judicial Division of the Anambra State High Court**, even though the alleged defamatory statements were made during a Channels Television appearance and Okonkwo is widely associated with Abuja political circles. Reports also say the court later granted substituted service after Obi’s lawyers claimed they could not serve him personally. The service order reportedly related to an address in Nsukka, Enugu State.

Now, let us be clear: substituted service is legal. Courts use it where personal service becomes difficult. Filing in a state high court is also not automatically illegal merely because the defendant lives elsewhere.

But politics is not only about legality. It is also about optics, fairness and motive.

This is where the matter becomes interesting.

The lawyers involved in this fight are not strangers to Kenneth Okonkwo. These are people who worked closely with him during the presidential election petition season. They know he is not a ghost. They know he is not hiding in one forest. They know he is based in Abuja. They know he has a known public presence and, according to his own side, lives in his own self-built Abuja home.

So why the drama?

Why run to Onitsha High Court for a matter arising from a television appearance, then attempt service in Nsukka, while the man is publicly reachable in Abuja?

That is where the mischief begins to smell.

If this was purely about justice, serve the man where you know he can be found. If the case is strong, meet him cleanly in court. But if you deliberately chase shadows, then allow your online choir to shout “Kenneth is running,” that is not law. That is propaganda choreography.

And this is the typical Obidient optics game.

First, create a service drama.
Then frame the opponent as evasive.
Then let the mob shout “he is afraid.”
Then use the confusion as political content.

But Kenneth Okonkwo is not hiding. He has been on television. He has been issuing statements. He has been practically daring them to face the substance of his allegations.

So the question remains: are they trying to try the case in court, or are they trying to try Kenneth Okonkwo in the court of Obidient social media?

Because if the case is strong, the route should be simple:

Serve him properly.
Face him squarely.
Argue the facts.
Win on merit.

But this Onitsha-to-Nsukka drama, when Abuja is sitting there waving at everybody, looks less like confidence and more like carefully staged optics.

The Obidient mob may enjoy the noise, but serious people can see the pattern.

When they cannot win the argument, they try to win the headline.

If AI was a human. 😂
You are good, very good.