₦airaland Forum

BloomingDale:
The problem with you guys is that you think the western courts are stupid. You think the court don’t have an estimate of Hakim’s wealth? 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

Fattesticles:
Okay no problem the drug addicts should take this and leave Adamawa alone binani is a failure like Bola Ahmed Tinubu

fidelmarshal199:
I really like people that ask critical questions like this, I've also asked this question myself but I've not gotten a convincing answer. Hopefully someone knowledgeable enough will do justice to the questions unlike these ones throwing tantrum above

nedu666:
Fegge is an lga. Sabon gari is a location within fegge lga. Igbos and non indigenous people reside in sabon gari not the whole of fegge. Alaba is a location within ojo lga not the entire lga. Be informed

HIGHESTPOPORI:
You are not making sense,only a religious bigot like Elrufai would chose same faith ticket because he hates Christians.Obi loves Muslims that's why he chose a Muslim vp

AcuraZDX:
https://twitter.com/nicholasibekwe/status/1647334684269989889?t=Q7tEcG6wbSOOpHXqiD_FyQ&s=19[/quote]Everyone knows that’s where igbos reside in Kano.

AcuraZDX:
On Tinubu's INEC EC9 declaration, he stated that he has not obtained any other citizenship.

But he has Guinean citizenship, with his Guinean passport stating clearly that he was born in Nigeria - which means he obtained Guinean citizenship.

This is perjury. Lying under oath.

GogetterMD:
How is a Guinean passport issued in Lagos? Naive question abeg, make una no abuse me

Ogene001:
SW is the parasite

MeekGram7:
Well, for me he did outsmart the ex wife, but now everyone knows that he doesn’t have anything to his name, which woman go come like to date am?

sonature1:
Given how much that dude makes, he knows that he can never find true love again. Every lady who sings I love you to him is a gold-digger and his wife proved him right. That's why men are advised to find true love when they are still broke.

As for that mumu trying to sound woke, someone should tell him that he should keep the Bible out of this because Achraf Hakimi is a practising Moslem.

adenigga:
Self-acclaimed relationship coach Solomon Buchi has advised that it is wrong for men to have their mothers as their next of kin.
Buchi via a series of thread on Twitter on Friday advised men, who do not trust their women, not to settle down with them following reports of PSG and Morocco star Achraf Hakimi outsmarted his wife Hiba Abouk in divorce proceedings.


36-year-old Abouk was said to have demanded more than half of Hakimi’s assets and fortune during the proceedings.

However, the court heard the Moroccan named all his assets with his mother as the benefactor.

It also heard that 80% of Hakimi’s monthly PSG salary, which amounts to around €1 million, goes to his mother with the player having only 20 percent access.


Reacting to the development, Buchi said men who cannot trust their wives should not marry them.

He wrote, “Your next of kin should be your wife not your mother. Your assets should have your wife’s name on them too. This is biblical marriage; you have become one in Holy Matrimony. If you can’t trust a woman with your riches, don’t marry her. Why marry who you don’t trust with your ALL?


“This will probably get a lot of pushback from the redpilled movement, because of the recent Hakimi’s case: a successful footballer whose wife filed for divorce and division of his assets and properties, only to discover that he put all his fortunes in his mother’s name.”


Source: https:///Hakimi-Its-Wrong-To-Have-Your-Mum-As-Next-Of-Kin-Solomon-Buchi-Tells-Men

jalaludeen1:
Most you people expose Mr. Linus, he said he has move on, let everybody move on

AustineE1:
Infantile nonsense and ranting of an empty barrel.

dre11:
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/why-obi-must-sue-buhari-govt-over-uk-arrest-atikus-camp/

Nlfpmod

ganisucks:
All the election riggers have united in support of Baba blue, the father of election rigging.

This guy's interpretation is really funny.

Make APC dey play. Let them not go and start preparing for rerun, like their internal memos have suggested. Let them continue petting Baba blue.
When Tribunal sacks them, them go dey alright.

lhordspy:
“There are many thieves in the country. So, Labour Party is fighting to create a new Nigeria. I am here with you, and nobody is going to force me to leave Nigeria”, Peter Obi insisted.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/04/many-thieves-inflicting-sufferings-on-nigerians-peter-obi/

AustineE1:
*The Identity Duplication: British Authorities have Questions to Answer.*

POEM Insists...

In the writing world, Frederick Forsyth stands out as a thriller and espionage maestro, who masterfully blends facts with fiction. Most of his works are fiction but in them, he teaches well-researched facts that the reader tends to feel the stories are real. One of such novels is The Day Of The Jackal, a bestseller published in 1971 and adapted into the blockbuster movie released two years later.

Reading any work of the British literary legend underscores the professional precision of a seasoned investigative journalist, who lived and still lives a writer's life - obeying the oracle in him. The oracle that stands firmly for what is just without bending, however intense the pressure. That oracle prevented him from reporting the Nigerian Civil War the way his government sent him to. He rather reported facts and earned his integrity as a man who lived and still lives above board.

In The Day Of The Jackal, published 10 years before the internet, Forsyth took readers to the journey of the extra mile required in getting a British passport that can pass immigrations across Europe and America. It was impossible to get a fake British passport that could fool the computers at Heathrow, Gatwick or any other international airport in the Queen's enclave. This was over 50 years ago. Today, in the world of internet, GSM and biometrics, it has become far more difficult.

So, whoever doubled as HE Peter Obi couldn't have obtained a British passport. If he did, then the British Immigration authorities would know about it and possibly collaborated. And if anybody was cloning the identity of the most popular presidential candidate of an election held as recently as February 25, arrests should have been made and the real person notified of attempts to defraud him via impersonation or any other sinister move.

If the impersonator was using a Nigerian passport, well, part of corruption in Nigeria is that anybody can allegedly obtain a Nigerian passport in any name once the right money is paid. Even the biometric data processing as is being done presently has not prevented this anomaly from becoming a daily occurrence.

However, to impersonate Obi in the United Kingdom, the impersonator would require a British visa. British High Commission in Abuja and Lagos issue visas for entry from Nigeria into Britain. Now, how could the embassy in Nigeria have issued visa to a man holding a passport in the name of a man like the Labour Party presidential candidate without raising eyebrows? When was the visa application made? What address? When was the visa issued? When did same impersonator leave Nigeria? If the Directorate of State Services, DSS are truly interested in arresting anybody since February 25, this is the time to make some harvests.

Whichever way one looks at it, the British Authorities are involved. OBIdients and well-meaning Nigerians need answers. Why they voted in the contentious election is to sweep away this drug-style level of corrupt and criminal manipulation in our society and they will not take kindly to any complicity from any department of our colonial masters. The British High Commissioner in Nigeria should better start explaining and fast.

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farouk2much:
Nooooo.. She mst get something like old football shoes.. And jerseys.....

SugarGirl44:
It’s lie, I support him, not all women are reptiles, I can’t speak for biafra women tho, cos those ones money is their god.

But every sane woman with brothers and sons would applause the guy.
You can’t be a liability and still be wicked at the same time.
Haba!

motionarena:
Its not the USA.

If na US dem go still make sure the woman get 50% of everything very mumu people.

RedpillAnalyst:
He has a Rape allegation with an hook up girl he met on IG. Women bringing men down since days of Delila.

Soulsymbol99:
The man who saw 2moro

SpartaOfLagos:
The way Tinubu supporters are going about this buy-over recognition by times as 100 most influential people in the world, you will think Tinubu is the first Nigerian to make the list.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie made the List in 2015 long before tinubu even dreamt about it and nobody made a big deal out of it...
She was 37years old then o..

Chimamanda even graced the frontpage of Times Magazine and we didn't made a big deal out of that .

Just yesterday that Bola Tinubu made the list, person no hear word o..

OKOATA:
Go and make dem scapegoat na. See as a grown man with functioning brains is defending rubbish. Scape goat ko, scape cow ni.

havisenkqa:
But Tinubu has already been sued on this drug issue in the tribunal and is currently trying to explain his involvement in with drugs in court. Why not wait for the court to decide first before cursing everyone.

Vado2:
The recent (s)election of a drug warlord as the leader of our dear country is a troubling development that has left many citizens feeling uneasy. While some may argue that his past should be left behind and that he has the potential to bring positive change, it is important to recognize the dangers of (s)electing someone with such a history. The (s)election of a drug warlord sets a dangerous precedent for our country, one that undermines the rule of law, human rights, and economic development

it is a concerning situation for our dear country. Here are some reasons why electing a drug warlord as a leader is a bad antecedent for our dear country.

1. Rule of law: A drug warlord is someone who has a history of disregarding the law and using violence and intimidation to get what they want. By (s)electing such a person as a leader, it sends a message that the rule of law is not important, and that those who break the law can still achieve high positions of power. This sets a dangerous precedent for the future, as it undermines the legitimacy of the justice system and encourages others to follow in the footsteps of the drug warlord.

2. Human rights: Drug warlords are known to be ruthless in their pursuit of power and wealth, often at the expense of human rights. (S)Electing such a person as a leader puts the human rights of the citizens at risk, as they may be subjected to violence, extortion, and other forms of abuse by those in power.

3. Economic development: Drug warlords are not interested in promoting economic development and growth, but rather in protecting their own illicit interests. This can hinder our country's economic development, as resources are diverted towards the interests of the drug warlord and away from investments that could benefit the country as a whole.

4. International reputation: (S)Electing a drug warlord as a leader would have serious implications for our country's international reputation. Other countries may view the (s)election as a sign that our country is unstable and not a reliable partner for trade or diplomatic relations. This can harm our country's standing on the global stage and have negative consequences for its citizens.