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I will be honest. I am reluctant to pray for him but for GOD's love which was undeservingly granted to me - I pray he gets well and repents from his ways and makes full restitution to all those he has wronged. |
Boyfriend should be arrested. |
helinues:That was Zambia. Did you watch all our matches? Zambia were very disrespectful. They bought into their hype and thought they could go toe to toe. |
Felabrity:Please GOD himself said we should not make vows. I get you are confident but to make a vow hmmm that is not a good thing. Can you control all the outcomes, no! |
helinues:Morocco are the favourites. They have home advantage. Nigeria hasn't done so well when an opponent sits deep and we have to break them down. |
Well done Nigeria. Work isn't done yet. We should aim to win the final by GOD's grace. |
Guy should stop talking rubbish. This man is out of touch with the common man and it looks like APC members are beginning to contradict the President who himself has admitted that we are yet to enjoy his 'renewed hope'. |
Data and information are the nemesis of this government. If Peter is incorrect they should take him to court. |
Zilch. They are given snacks. Also my kids know that now is the best time to start investing so any small money they get - they dey save am. |
frog12:Just ADC? What of APC? Both parties are full of crooks. People are on here trying to convince that their thieves are better than the others. Meanwhile Naija inflation is solidly above 30 per cent and there is rising insecurity. Continue choosing between two groups of people slowly killing us. |
If Wike is telling the truth, Amaechi and his wife should be arrested. If he is lying, Amaechi should charge him to court. |
Nemere2020:Sensible judge. I think this is a common sense ruling |
The more I research on the links between Tinubu and St Lucia - the more my mouth goes wide open. https://westafricaweekly.com/gilbert-chagoury-the-convicted-money-launderer-behind-tinubus-global-image-and-domestic-ambitions/ In recent years, Chagoury has resurfaced as a major power broker in Nigeria, especially since the election of President Bola Tinubu in 2023. The two men have a longstanding relationship dating back to Tinubu’s days as governor of Lagos. Their alliance became increasingly visible when Chagoury’s Hitech Construction Company was awarded the multibillion-naira Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract, a project criticised for a lack of transparency and environmental violations. Making matters more contentious, Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu, sits on Hitech’s board, igniting widespread allegations of conflict of interest and crony capitalism. Chagoury also reportedly provided the private jet used by Tinubu’s delegation on his 2024 state visit to South Africa, further highlighting the financier’s embedded role in state operations. Although unelected and officially outside of government, Chagoury is widely regarded as Tinubu’s right-hand man, a quiet fixer with the money, experience, and international networks to shape policy, steer contracts, and protect elite interests behind closed doors. As President Bola Tinubu’s administration deepens its grip on Nigeria’s public institutions, one name continues to surface behind the scenes of major deals, diplomatic flights, and controversial infrastructure projects: Gilbert Ramez Chagoury, a Lebanese-Nigerian billionaire businessman, convicted money launderer, and former bag man for Nigeria’s late military dictator, Sani Abacha. While his name rarely appears in official press releases, Chagoury’s fingerprints are visible across key decisions and financial flows under Tinubu’s administration, raising serious questions about state capture, corruption, and influence trading at the highest levels of government. A Legacy of Kleptocracy Chagoury first rose to notoriety in the 1990s as a close associate of General Sani Abacha, who ruled Nigeria with an iron fist from 1993 until his sudden death in 1998. Abacha looted an estimated $2–5 billion from the Nigerian treasury, much of it siphoned out of the country with the help of trusted intermediaries, Chagoury among them. In 2000, Swiss prosecutors convicted Chagoury in connection with laundering funds tied to Abacha’s looting. He agreed to forfeit $66 million to the Nigerian government, a settlement that let him avoid prison. At the time, Swiss authorities described him as a key handler of illicit state funds. Despite this, Chagoury remained untouched by Nigerian law enforcement and quietly rebuilt his reputation through real estate, construction, and political philanthropy. From Vatican to West Africa: A Diplomatic Shield in St. Lucia To protect his international standing, Chagoury cultivated deep relationships in Saint Lucia, a small Caribbean island nation. He currently serves as Saint Lucia’s Ambassador to the Holy See and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO. These posts afford him diplomatic immunity in key jurisdictions and access to elite international forums, including the UNESCO Executive Board, where he successfully helped Saint Lucia win an influential seat. In 2015, he was awarded the Saint Lucia Cross, the country’s highest civilian honour. His ambassadorial status functions less as service to Saint Lucia and more as a legal shield and image-laundering mechanism, according to many. |
cr7lomo:No it wasn't. Osimhen is still recognised as a top striker. Napoli should let him leave on a free. Shebi he is useless to them. |
helinues:Do not blame Osimhen for Conte's behaviour. Victor will be fine. Antonio needs to come down from his own high horse. He likes doing this in clubs. |
He should speak for himself. Every man is responsible for their actions and decisions. I don't agree with him. |
Cheating on his wife if married Crime Trying to be like the Joneses Refusing to be educated No morals |
Will someone stop publishing these stupid items? If someone asks for something and they are not worth it then move on. That has been common sense since Adam's time. |
I give people 3 months until the reform properly hits. Then we shall know if it is good or not. |
abayomi27:The secret is not to try to please them. |
Before you use this colour code, please confirm that the food is not poisonous o. |
bazoodo:I think you overestimate how many athletes have access to the kind of funds she has. This is the amount without sponsorship from companies. The 500k is a very good deal for her and will go a long way. She is in a far better position now. Did further research. If she gets similar package to the Jamaicans, she will get 30k dollars per month and up to 1m dollars performance bonus. |
bazoodo:You are on some ISH. To almost all athletes that is a solid amount of money. Note that 500k is base not final amount. She will chop more. |
Meektunz:Really? Is this the best you can mention? I congratulate her. She didn't want to take any chances especially with some people who have most likely decided she must settle them before she can be registered. 2 competitions in a row? Damn! |
People insulting the parents have no clue about how badly behaved kids can get in England. I even wonder how many of them are even parents. |
Time to move to the next app. Same way I dumped Facebook and Instagram. |
DomPerignon:It dey pain you as well. Eyah sorry ndo kpele. |
That political transgender really entered the governor. I laugh anytime I remember it. It is fitting for all those who cross carpet when in office. |
I really like the term 'political transgender'. It really entered the chap. If he had ignored it I wouldn't have heard of it. But no he had to be insecure and respond. |
See this one rejoicing at the political transgenders in Nigeria ... |
I hope the regulatory bodies check the quality of the fuel. |
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