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Pinkybae:
Keep fooling yourselves.
All of us in the United States 🇺🇸
Knew Emeka Ugwuonye
That practiced in Maryland/DC area
What's wrong with you guys in Nigeria 🇳🇬
Denying what we know in America 🇺🇸
To prop up your criminal oppressor and colonizer.
At some point, people needs to shut up their mouth and activate their brains 🧠
There's Northern Illinois Court certified documents which is a public record. The US don't conceal any criminal record and it can't be bought
to be canceled. It's not Nigeria everything is bought.

Many Nigerians were here during that case Nigerians- Chicago heroine drug ring were convicted. He forfeited his proceeds of his crime.

Hushpuppi will come back tomorrow to run for president and some of you will support him and deny he was never in prison in the US.

Some Nigerians are working hard to maintain criminal politicians killing you.

Sorry you are lying. You embelish falsehood with some truth. I need you to just answer one question: is there anywhere in American laws where someone deals in drugs and is caught, and doesn’t go to prison? If there’s none, why did Tinubu not go to prison? Have you ever seen any plea bargain on drugs that avoided prison? Just show me where that’s written in their laws.

bjdon:
ASAP. The prophecy is clear. Tinubu will be declared winner, Obi will be arrested, riots will break out, Army will step in with ING. All will playout in the next few weeks.

Continue to masturbate yourself. Your pastors have offended God. Father Mbaka said so.

Another IPOB lawyer!!! What good can come out of IPOB lawyer?

Writer606:
Peter obi be ready to enter

Continue to masturbate yourself. Tinubu is going to be sworn in on 29th May. No right thinking judge will say that you cannot be president after scoring majority votes and getting 25% even in 36 states, just because Abuja didn’t secure 25%. Are voters in Abuja more precious than Lagos or Kogi voters?

PointB:
At all.

There is a way to manage political rascals.

You always lose to “rascals”. And you are in pains. Why not relocate to your land?

Brendaniel:
Oga, we don't need to argue this thing back and forth, do you need the link to the document so that you can check who is saying the truth and who lying?

I have read it. That’s my take from it. No argument. I know the law over there and I know what I am talking.

SWATMan:
You have never said one thing good about them, but we know that even your own tribe and the other that has kept Nigeria where she is today with their emptiness in governance are geniuses. If you people had transformed the country after many years of incompetent and visionless leadership we won't be in the sorry state we are now. So no one takes your comments serious because you are worse than the Igbos.
Tribal bigot.

Stop talking nonsense!!! All the igbos in Jonathan government, what good did they bring to Nigeria?. Not even a second Niger bridge which they so desperately needed for their people. Deziani stole our wealth and ran away to UK claiming to have cancer. All the igbos in electricity commission, including Peter Obi collected bribes from contractors and plunged the nation into more darkness. And you are here talking nonsense.

BurialGround:

The hypocrisy of these people smells to high heavens.
Your brother Samuel Ogundipe is the publisher of peoples Gazette, he was the one that published the CJN picture on wheelchair claiming that he's having a secret meeting with Tinubu.

You Yoru.bas left him and are attacking igbos and Obidients over what Ogundipe published.

TUFIAKWA.

This Amadi guy will put himself in big trouble. He will have to explain to the court what he means by his question, and what was the purpose of showing the picture on social media. His defamatory suit cannot fly. He will put himself in more trouble. If I were FFK I will tell him to fork off, let’s meet in court. Nonsense!!!

If their leaders think we are rascals, then they must relocate their children away from “rascals”. They should go and develop biafra land. Leave us alone.

ajibadeolusesan:
The United Kingdom has said the growth in Lagos will be retarded if non-indigenes are not seen as Lagosians, insisting that ethnic profiling should not be accepted in any part of the country.



Non-indigenes especially the Igbos complained about attacks on them by some political thugs suspected to be Yorubas during the last Governorship elections in Lagos.



The attacks were fueled by the belief of some non-indigenes who claim that Lagos is ‘no-man’s land’.



However, British Deputy High Commissioner in Nigeria, Ben Llewellyn-Jones, in an interview with Nigeria Info FM, said the strength and beauty of Lagos are in its blend of culture and religion and should be recognised as a cosmopolitan city, and condemned the ethnic profiling of a particular ethnic group before and during the just-concluded governorship and state assembly elections.





“If you live in London, you are a Londoner, a British-Pakistan is a Londoner. The British Prime Minister lives in London. My boss, the British foreign secretary is clearly British-Sierra Leonean and lives in London, they are Londoners.



“Why is it that people who pay taxes, who work, who provide teachers, who built businesses, who create jobs, who live in Lagos, who happen to be from a different ethnicity to some other people are not Lagosians?



‘’Of course, they are. The strength of Lagos is its diversity, and if Lagos can’t be that kind of cosmopolitan melting pot of culture and language and all the things it should be, then really how is Lagos going to succeed?



“People chanting anti-Igbo messages and walking on the streets by polling units on elections day are totally unacceptable. Not just in Lagos, but also in Enugu and Rivers where we had our teams as well and many other places.



Read more here:[https://iwitnesslive.com/2023/03/27/igbos-living-in-lagos-are-lagosians-united-kingdom-insists/][Igbos living in Lagos are Lagosians, United Kingdom insists]

You are right. But nobody comes to London and claims its np man’s land. Nobody can challenge the authority of the king or claim that he has a right to be the king when he is from Biafra. Everyone respects the natives.

adedayoa2:
I dey tell you, if they conduct the election again, I am sure Obi will still loose.

In fact he will lose more woefully this time because many Christians have now realised that Obi is an IPOB project, not a Christian project.

plaindealer:

Obediots must be daft indeed!!! When has signing petition become the way to appoint a president in Nigeria?

spearman:
This has been another fake news broadcast from the now reactivated Radio Biafrauud; the Voice of Yiibo Zionist Propaganda!!!

I was going to say that. These zombies supporting Obi will never stop peddling fake rumours because they are still in severe pains for their loss.

Brendaniel:
So why is Tinubu the one paying for it and not the bank, remember when MTN did not register lines in Nigeria, who paid the fine, the customers or MTN?

Now that is even if we agree that it is the bank that is supposed to do the deductions, but it is not what is on the document, like I told you earlier I can send you the link to download the document so you can read for yourself...

You are asking this question because you never lived abroad. If a bank forgot to remove your tax, all they need to do is simply remove the tax from your account without penalising the client. Bank usually will be let off if they can give reasons for their delay in removing the tax for government. Tinubu was not penalised. The tax was just simply removed. That’s all.

Brendaniel:
Tax crime in the U.S is a very big crime and the bolded is a very big lie, if you need the court documents I can send it to you....

It was not a fault of Tinubu, it was the fault of his bank. I told you tax is automatically deducted from interest earnings. But the bank did not do that. How can that be a criminal offence on Tinubu?

Brendaniel:
So why was money seized and forfeited from him?

Because he didn’t pay tax on his investments in the bank. And he said the bank was normally supposed to remove the tax at source which they did not do. Money removed was the tax on his savings interest.

No wonder Fayose said his suspension by Ayu is the last kick of a dying horse. You sack me, I sack you.

Brendaniel:
If you read Kevin Moss' statement to the court, he was still investigating Tinubu but it became hard for him to bring up hard evidence to prosecute him, he had financial evidence for money laundering from proceeds of Drugs, but Tinubu was not forthcoming with enough information to call for extradition, for you to charge someone with drug offence there has to be some amount of drugs caught in his possession, since they had his money with them, they opted for the easy way to at least get some of that proceeds of illicit funds from him, if he was in the U.S it would have been a different ball game...

That’s not correct. If there is a prima facie case of money laundry, it is a valid reason for extradition process. Just like they did for Hush Puppie and others. If Tinubu is not forthcoming and they have enough reasons to extradite him they would have done so. They simply had no strong evidence to link him to money laundry and proceeds of crime. That’s why he was not charged or arrested or convicted.

Brendaniel:
He wasn't wanted but Kevin Moss searched for him and kept calling him from America to explain himself, he was calling to greet him and ask how his family was doing...

If he believed he seriously had a case to answer, he would have filed for his extradition.

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.

Is that man an Okobo (impotent)? Even if he is impotent, he can still suck boobs and finger her.

nicerod:
He can stay with her maximum of 60 days


Else it will ends in tears

Even one day is enough to end in tears.

Brendaniel:
I never said he is still wanted, but he was once a wanted man...

Never was he wanted. If not an extradition request would have been made. Stop having headache. Tinubu has nothing to answer anywhere. US ambassador comes to his house.

Gerrard59:
In simple terms, Nigeria is not for you as an Igbo person or ethnic minority from the south-south. The earlier you know this, the better for una.


1. As an Igbo person, the bulk of your investment should be outside Nigeria. Tinubu’s administration would deal with Igbos economically, just as Buhari did militarily.

2. Ethnic minorities from other parts of Nigeria, especially the south south and even Northern Christians, should expect strong and in-your-face discrimination during property search, job search and anything official. You would be regarded as an Igbo person. This is more peculiar to Ibibios and Efiks as they look like Igbos. Another close group is the Binis. You should prepare to be denied access to certain places and things because you would be categorised as an Igbo person. You don’t know how to speak Igbo and are not Igbo. In fact, you might even hate Igbos, but whatever ill treatment Igbos face, trust me, you would experience the same.

3. Igbos in Igbo-dominated markets in Lagos should be prepared for the mother of all economic destruction. Computer Village, Ladipo, Alaba and other markets would be converted to other uses by the government, forcefully or otherwise. There would be an increase in fire incidents across major markets, leading to loss of goods and properties. Your investments would be razed down, and no one would rescue you.

4. As an Igbo person residing in the south west, you would be excluded from ALL state and federal government assistance and policies.

5. In the next twenty years, Nigeria would experience another civil war. This time, your properties would not be seized but razed down. Last time, you got 20 pounds. By 2040-2050, one pound or even one kobo, you would not see. Again, as an Igbo person, move your wealth outside Nigeria. Open offshore accounts. Buy citizenships of other countries. In this case, do it strategically. Don’t buy that of St Nevis but Grenada as it leads to the EB1 visa of the US. Get insured, but this is for the short term. The long-term is offshoring every money you have. Do not put all your wealth, savings and assets in Nigeria. It is better to live with racists in a prosperous place than reside with tribalists in the world’s poverty capital.

Tinubu is coming. Do not say I did not warn you. As usual, there would be some people who would say otherwise, but when it happens, I would always be here to remind you and gloat at you. I am very good at gloating. Ask around.

Lastly, YOU CAN NEVER LOSE BETTING AGAINST NIGERIA. NEVER HAS IT HAPPENED!

All na fake and lies.

Brendaniel:
You don't still get it, Tinubu never went to the U.S just like Abba Kyari to defend himself from those allegations that were made here, the only advantage the U.S had with his case over Kyari's case is that they had his money with them, that became a bargaining power for both parties, unlike Kyari that does not have anything to bargain with, that is the reason why the U.S wants to extradite him, if he had accounts with them, they would have frozen and tried to forfeit it like they did to Tinubu here and if he agrees to the forfeiture they might stop the extradition movement and count it as a plea deal....

Did US tell you or anyone that Tinubu is wanted like Abba Kyari?

2023: OBI, ATIKU, NO MANDATE TO RECLAIM

By Kassim Afegbua

Without prejudice to the ongoing litigations on the 2023 presidential election outcome, it is important to call Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar to order. And very seriously so. The two failed candidates DO NOT have monopoly to call out Nigerians either to protest or disrupt public peace. The fact that the President-elect has chosen the path of decorum and public discipline to maintain calm and quiet should not be mistaken for weakness and meekness. If Obi calls out his Obi-dients, and the President-elect calls out his BATified, there is the likelihood that there would be a breakdown of law and order. This is why Peter Obi MUST apply sense and reason to manage the situation we find ourselves to avoid any implosion.

Obi does not have following more than Tinubu, the President-elect, nor does he have a better street sense than the Jagaban himself, a man who was a pro-democracy activist in the years of the military. That the President-elect has elected to maintain peace and order amongst his numerous followers is a function of maturity, leadership responsibility and respect for public order in the country. If Peter Obi takes law into his hands, the necessary sanctions would apply. He needs to have a country, first and foremost, before thinking about leading it.

Talking about a mandate to reclaim makes me ponder if there is another election to be contested in due course. Or perhaps, another INEC has been born that would organise a “Peter Obi-friendly” election that would declare him winner to please his followers. Having run down INEC with all manner of foul language, some libellous and scandalous, others very profane and unguarded, I am wondering if Obi would accept another election contest under INEC as its umpire.

Having condemned INEC in such whimsical manner, derided its chairman with so much vile and bile, I am wondering if Peter Obi would accept the outcome of an election supervised by the electoral umpire, if the pendulum were to have swung in his favour. You cannot build something on nothing. How can you blame an electoral umpire on the one hand and attempt to profit from an election they conducted on the other hand, and for which you already wrote them off and called them unprintable names?

That is pure hypocrisy, self righteous indignation, another name for double standard. There is no mandate to claim anywhere. The mandate was freely and truly given to the rightful winner in line with the laws of the land. Obi and Atiku, need to search further for their own mandate, but if it was the election of February 25th, we have since crossed the threshold.

For me, there is no harm in seeking legal redress where you feel your own hands are clean and you are entering the equity platform with clean hands. In seeking redress, you must be sitting on a moral high ground such that would free yourself and your party from any accusation of incredulous conduct. The first point at issue is the fact that Obi’s candidature would be subjected to the crucible and will fail the integrity test flatly. Peter Obi was not a candidate in that election. He left the PDP when he saw that his chances at clinching the ticket had become impossible. He joined Labour Party having participated in the process of primaries of the PDP.

The new Electoral Law forbids anyone to participate in more than one primary election. The Law also requires that a copy of the Party’s register of members be domiciled with INEC not later than 30 days before the primaries. By the time Peter Obi joined the Labour Party, this threshold was already in breach. The party had submitted its register of members in line with the provisions of the Electoral Act. By that time, Peter Obi was not a member of the Labour Party, and how he emerged later as its Presidential Candidate without being its member has since become another kettle of fish. That would be an interesting angle to the whole process of jurisprudence. Interrogating the processes leading to the outcome will be another way to deepen democracy and the rule of law.

The other issue for me has to do with self examination. Has Peter Obi done a clinical analysis of his party across board to be sure the party is not culpable of the same issues he is raising in court? From some of the amateur videos that we have seen on social media, the voting process in the South East raises more posers for any discerning mind than expected. It will be good to subject the outcome of the election in the South East to forensic analysis in order to properly situate the voting pattern and the actual outcome that gave Peter Obi so much votes effortlessly. We have seen result sheets where other parties scored zero except Obi’s Labour Party.

Even in Imo state that has a Governor of the APC, and Ebonyi state, the outcome reflected similar pattern. It will make sense to interrogate and forensically analyse the results in Anambra, Abia, Enugu and Imo, to be sure they were earned by Peter Obi and his Labour Party. How possible Peter Obi scored over 534,000 votes in Anambra state, a state that is notorious for low Voters’ turn-out at elections; its recent Gubernatorial election outcome is a point of reference. By the time all those results and bogus figures are forensically examined, Peter Obi might come short of the figure already announced. Litigations on election outcomes are usually very herculean and the months ahead would be very interesting.

I have only concentrated on the Labour Party because the PDP and its beleaguered candidate contested against the run of play. The zoning principle in its party’s constitution was too sacrosanct to be ignored. The party apparatchiks wore its conspiratorial garment and twisted the whole logic of the propriety of the zoning formula. At the end of the day, Five Governors of the opposition PDP easily called G-5, pulled out their support for the PDP candidate; a rehash of 2015 scenario.

That, in itself, diminished its opportunity and chances at the election, which makes the claim of a mandate appears curious. What mandate does the PDP intend to claim? How can two candidates be laying claim to be the winner of an election they have so much complained about? While they condemned the outcome, they celebrate their Party candidates that won senatorial seats into the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly as well as the Lower Chamber.

That alone puts a question mark on the propriety of their claim. If you score the Senate and House of Representatives election high, election that followed same process, same day, same hour, and you condemn that of presidential outcome, you are at best trying to hide behind a finger. The truth of the matter is that, the victory of the President-elect and his party follows the pattern of outcome of the Senate and House of Reps. The APC has more Senators than LP and PDP. The party also has more House of Reps members than PDP and LP. Will it now be logical to input that having won more seats in both categories, the party will then lose the presidential?

The truth of the matter is that there is no mandate that was stolen. There is certainly no mandate to be reclaimed. The trajectory of the election does not support the scramble for reclaiming any mandate you never got ab initio. But there is good optics for its comic relief. At least, for the first time, I saw Atiku Abubakar doing “aluta continua” in a piece of T-shirt and Jeans. That was good optics. Unlike in the 2019 presidential election when Alhaji Atiku Abubakar ran away to Dubai, thus exposing some of us to the security goons for harassment, this time, he seems poised to do some “aluta continua” probably before he escapes again. Next time, PDP will learn to stand by its own rules and regulations, and its constitution.

When conspiracy drives a process, this is what you get. How can Alhaji Atiku Abubakar claim to be seeking electoral redress when he shot himself in the foot ab initio, allowing the G-5 to freely be on transfer market. Those who value them sought their support. Simplicita!!. Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar, should bury their pride and behave like sportsmen for once by congratulating the President-elect. In the interest of the country, they should grab the opportunity given to them by the President-elect to negotiate some consensions for their parties and followers in the spirit of Government of National Unity- GNU. This to me is a better way to extract a commitment from the process than wasting precious time in the Tribunal up to the Supreme Court in wild goose chase. Certainly, there is no mandate to be claimed, not the 2023 election any way!.

●Prince Kassim Afegbua a former Edo State Commissioner of Information wrote from Abuja

Owoino:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/03/26/drug-dealer-nwachukwu-cracked-hiding-cocaine-in-slippers-enroute-vietnam/

He was caught on his way to develop Vietnam

Another IPOB caught again!!!! This is the blood money they are using to buy up everywhere in Nigeria.

leroi01:
At the end, despite your inane article, Tinubu will be tried and most likely will drop what's not his.

Does it belong to Obi or Atiku, it's anyone's guess.

Quit with the crap articles . People will believe who or what they need to believe to help them have hope.

If you believe otherwise, it's your cup of zobo.

Case is in court. Put up and shut up.

Obi supporters want to truncate this hard earned democracy. If they can’t have it, nobody else could have it. They know that winning at the court is a mirage. You just need to read their petition to know its a losing battle.

Brendaniel:
Nothing like didirin here, APC cannot file any matter on Peter Obi's qualification again because the window has been closed....

Who talks about Obi qualification here? We are talking about the rigging machine of Obi.

Brendaniel:
Tinubu should have just gone to the U.S to clear himself and we will not need to be here debating about the matter, as it stands he can still do it...

Tinubu has nothing to clear. It is you and other ignorant ones who need to go to US courts to clear your doubts.

Afonjanawerey:
Dude all you wrote there is pure lie

Show me the lie. We will soon start taking back our land. You will be shocked.