₦airaland Forum

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.

socialmediaman:
Shared by UberFacts on Twitter:

“TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year (1938)”

https://twitter.com/uberfacts/status/1646631811685154818?s=46&t=dR32GmclMO3sOOFX1ADAtw[/quote]And so Obediots cannot stop wailing. Would you take sniper? Let me get one for you. 😂😂😂

Tissaia:
Fair enough, If northerners are unhappy because they voted Atiku and he lost... Then who voted tinubu? Lemme guess, Yorubas and SS make tinubu president, right from the primary elections to the general elections.

Fcking IPOB yarning rubbish everywhere

TruthsFM:
Tinubu is sitting on someone’s mandate, he will never be in power in 4 years to come. Tribunal and Supreme Court of justice will remove him shameful for not meeting the 25% requirements to be Nigeria President

LagosFirstSon:
Good name is better than riches

Tinubu don caste globally

He's a monumental disgrace and a big embarrassment to Nigeria

iSense247:
Mr Korede, do you believe Tinubu is not a drug baron? Is it possible for you to be living with drug dealers but not their business partner?

DOptical:
You should be ashamed of yourself and your parents who bred such an unintelligible being. I even gave you an example yet your brain couldn't decipher anything. HSBC had exact same thing as Tinubu's compass investment company. The same forfeiture too. It was a civil case. They'ree still operating in USA today. Go and learn about civil case first or shut that hole you call brain.

Figger:
I thought men and women don't worship side by side in mosques, abi na my eyes dey pain me ni

Gajagojo:
Saudi cashing out on God
We need to develop our own pilgrimage sites in IleIfe for those who believe God's network only works in specific locations
Some people believe God's ears work better in Mecca

Yukov:
May Allah SWT accept his prayers and the prayers of all Muslim faithfuls in this Ramadan period and beyond. Aameen.
Ramadan Mubarak to you sir.

Aurielfinizu:
Who still kill the 800?

Tinibu whether u kill half or 1million..

Your hands are stained..

And evil that men do live after em..

AntiTerrorist:
https://www./2023/04/13/why-apc-is-having-sleepless-nights-over-peter-obis-loss-isaac-fayose/amp/

Tallesty1:
I have, some of them were not true. a place where he claimed to have worked denied knowing him

iSense247:
Who is Eniitankorede and you you believe him but not the Chicago court that convicted Tinubu in 1983?

surgical:
He knows those guys one of them akande introduced him to the bank,keyamo even confirmed Tinubu shared flat or building with some of them

DOptical:
Because your brain doesn't know what an investment company means? What kind of unintelligent children are some parents breeding today? Or your brain doesn't know what a civil case means? It was a civil case which had to do with investment money. Exact same thing which happened to Tinubu's compass investment company happened to HSBC bank which is still operating in USA today. Much Ado about nothing.

Tallesty1:
Can you show me where it is stated in any of the available court documents that the money was tax money?

From what I have read, it says that the funds in the amount of $460,000 in account 263226700 held by First Heritage Bank in the name of Bola Tinubu represent the proceeds of narcotics trafficking or were involved in financial transactions in violation.....................

Secondly, if indeed it was tax, then pray tell why everyone is saying that it is drug money and Tinubu hasn't at least sued one person for defamation?

How much was Tinubu earning then that $460,000 will be tax and from what?

Felabrity:
Go and sleep , he is not Tinubu the drug lord

Wealthoptulent:
A statement by The Head, Media and Communications of the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, Diran Onifade, on Wednesday, April 12, 2023, revealed how the former Anambra State governor was held up at Heathrow Airport by the United Kingdom Immigration officers over suspicion of impersonation.

According to Onifade, Obi was detained and questioned for a duplication offence suggesting someone must have been impersonating him in London.

The UK Immigration officers reportedly accosted the Labour Party candidate on arrival at the Heathrow Airport in London from Nigeria on Good Friday, April 7, 2023.

While on the queue for the necessary airport protocols, the officials handed him a detention note and told him to step aside.

Onifade said, “Since the impersonator is still at large, the scenario is unimaginable as Obi could be implicated in a series of forbidden acts and even be framed in a manner that could be a huge embarrassment to him, his family, his party, the obidient Movement, and indeed Nigeria, where he currently and indisputably remains the conscience of the people”.

“The immigration officials who were also taken aback at the reaction of the people were forced to reveal that Obi was being questioned for a ‘DUPLICATION offense’ meaning that someone has been impersonating him in London.

“The high implication of the offense is that the impersonator could be committing all kinds of weighty crimes and other dubious acts and it would be recorded in Obi’s name."

There's Public reacts to the allegations includes sowore and others;
suspicious - Sowore reacts to Obi's detainment in UK

Obi was briefly detained by the United Kingdom authorities on arrival at Heathrow Airport during the Easter holidays.

The presidential candidate of the African Alliance Congress (AAC) in the 2023 general elections, Omoyele Sowore, has picked holes in the report that his Labour Party counterpart, Peter Obi, was detained in the United Kingdom.



Sowore suspects a foul play

Reacting to the incident in a tweet on his verified Twitter page on Wednesday, Sowore found it difficult to believe that such a treatment was meted out on Obi despite the sophistication of the modern biometric passport.

The AAC presidential torch-bearer also questioned why the incident was relayed to the media by third parties and not Obi himself, concluding that something fishy might be going on.

Sowore's tweet read: "There is something suspicious about @peterobi’s UK “Immigration Story,” because I don’t see how a modern biometric passport with his fingerprints and biometric identity could lead to his being seen as an “impersonator” or a clone, more curious is why he’s sending third parties to tell half of the story. Something fishy is going on! #Revolutionnow."


https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/theres-something-suspicious-sowore-reacts-to-obis-detainment-in-uk/1g9wsdj

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https://independent.ng/ill-renounce-my-nigerian-citizenship-if-tinubu-becomes-president-vows-ojikutu/?dc_data=8237829_samsung-carnival-nigeria-english&utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=taboola_news&ui=471a164c-8c4b-4955-8840-58bfd4676743-tuctb2fe4da