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This might be a s imple case of Biz gone wrong and the customers have petitioned EFCC,if this is established then he i s bailable and the matter resolved,also we have not heard the other side of the story

Hellisreal70:
You people don't know that it's the end of the world according to how God has planned it in His wisdom that is unfolding.
Antichrist already loading. You better prepare yourself for the rapture before it's too late.
If any or all nation of the world think they can determine the fate of Israel, the are jokers.

SO by your own words, the end of the world will come to pass cos the middle east is burning,BRAVO, we dont care bout the middle East Brooo

MrSly:
No doesn't talk with both sides of his mouth. He is lear on where is stands and why. You should be concerned about yourself now.

Well done you succeeded in making no sense. People like you think Israel is chosen by God, well you need to get educated, Isreal is not a religious state, its a circular state. they dont care

Arrowhead71:
What is the admission of your Iran Islamic Republic......is it not religion

Nop.as a free ciuntry.Im not remotely muslim .

Righteousness2:
Many are Called Few are CHOSEN.
The Broadway to Hell is filled with do much people, many of feel they are wise but are fools.

So many persons will be deceived and fall for the Anti christ, just as is happening right now I our eyes, with the MONUMENTAL DECEIT SWEEPING THROUGH THE WORLD AND SWALLOWING THE INHABITANTS

ONE WITH GOD IS MAJORITY.
YOU DONT NEED TO BE WITH THE CROWD OF CONFUSED PEOPLE TO BE RIGHT.

ALL U NEED IS TO STAND WITH GOD.
STAND WITH THE WORD OF GOD.
STAND WITH GOD'S PEOPLE

I STAND COMPREHENSIVELY AND OVERWHELMINGLY WITH GOD ALMIGHTY COVENANT NATION SND PEOPLE ISRAEL

Really? so your only admission in this m atter is Religion

humberjade:
The question we should be asking is that, why was a former Nigerian Minister tried in the UK when the crimes she's being accused for were against the Nigerian people, and committed in Nigeria?

And just like Mele Kyari, people like this should stop getting slap on the wrist. That's why corruption will never wane in Nigeria. How I love China for this... 99.9% of Nigeria's political class would be gone by now.

We've normalised so many crazy things in that country.

None was committed in Nigeria cos the so called shopping spree was done in the Uk according to the EFCC, and she apparently bought a mansion and jewelleries in the Uk and stufff, cos the planned to say this so no one can verify,they also claimed they seized loads of stuff from house etc,but all these they could not provide as they were called as witness, there is a lot they said I cant be bothered, but this just go to show that 9ja is Dead with these things.Nah who dem catch be thief.

musicwriter:
Are you not the same person typing all your posts? Or is someone writing some for you?

Well, let me quote below some of the posts made by your username on this thread:

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Those are your posts, so I wonder what you're denying. And if you can deny your own posts here on this thread, I wonder what you'll deny if made the minister of petroleum for 1 week

That guy has no. Brains

Ahahq I will never make it and Im a band 8 Engin3er in the UK wow 👌 I bet you are the richest nob in your village.if them check am now N5m no4 d3y your account lol

brain54:
Nothing compared to her lavish spendings...


Even if that director is also a theif there is a limit to what he can steal as director compared to what was found with dizieni plus how lavish she was spending.


Someone that was diamond studing her bras.


Look up what was found in her possession both property Worth and jewelry.


They is no way that woman was not a thief - there I said it. She was just too smart for them and covered her tracks well.


Which is genius considering she wasn't trailed by Nigeria's compromised justice system.... plus the UK government really tried hard and wanted desperately to convict her!

Poverty is a deases.I. ought a diamond ring for my wife cost 8k pounds pounds. This is only like N16m. At my age if I retire I will get a lump sum of at least 75k pounds B4 monthly pensions. This woman will earn at least 12m pounds lump sum at retirement

Pootle:
older your father

Eyah.what a wasted life then.

Exousiang01:
Hehehehehe
This is more interesting than I even imagined.
How much did the US spend on this war again?
Nobody is talking about fixing the infrastructural damage on Israel.
LoL

Isreal no follow

Pootle:
how much did she give the uk govt

How Old are you again ?
I dont think you understood waht you read, it was a Jury not government

brain54:
Huh


That no evidence was found don't mean she didn't commit those crimes...


I'm choosing my words carefully because she was not found guilty after 11years of trial.


But she was just smart about what she did and how she went about her business that's all.


I don't want to say the woman is a smart theif!

Just smart? howmuch do you think a formal Director in shell should have in her retirement POT and shares? I want to know what you think

[quote author=fergie001 post=139748818][/quote]OK, I told some of you here that the allegations where a joke, from all the plenty talk to a few trips to the shop, Una eye done clear, this was why Nigeria was not willing to charge her cos them know say them get no proof .E don end now Una go rest and face the real issues.She nor get any hidden account, now billion dollar house

God1000:
https://www.trtworld.com/article/d649b3d94ae6?

Country wey no get oil nor get use to Yankee people. cos as E be now,the Gulf state lost a lot and them don pressure the Ginger man at the white house to calm down

Gotocourt:
Subsidy is gone

Ok tell me from where can you land Petrol below N2k pump price, I am waiting.

zinaunreal:
Guy the entire lagos stinks

Realy? Stop going to the sti ky places in Lagos.we ha e Banana Island and VGC.your mate dey stay there.

kakaG:
From what destination to where? While this is commendable it also important to have access to routes and the government should extend coverage to farer locations

The government of Legos got it right on this one

Richtaiwo:
1 room rentage at N153m per annum. They have been asking what Tinubu did with borrowed money.

Na those people wey want repair Nigeria be dat.

Ahah cos they heard NDDC which by the way dey try cos them tile the road in front of my house and put street light these thkeves in the East form theirs too.see where E land them.1 room for all that millions.

Kaczynski:
House helps = modern day slavery.


You just rebranded slavery and added some toppings.

MayB you think its cheap right?try ask so m eone to cook one pot of soup see howmuch they charge you

Oracleee:
She does have a point, but she's not making a point not communicating, she's just creating a scene and trying to bring everyone into her business. At the end of the day, she might not even make her point known to a sane human with the way she went about it.


I'm big on communication not just talking and a woman acting like that is just trying to talk and create a scene not communicate.

I dont think I will have a sane mind if someone shaves my child's hair.
if you check, even pulling on someone's hair in football is now a RED CARD offence.

Oracleee:
Mother's like this........... Low-key they will raise a nuisance as a child, her hubby blood pressure go always dey on the high side.

That's if she's not a babymama

so you take your kids to the salon to use the same clippers the whole community use to barb your kid hair?

ijustdey:
https://guardian.ng/featured/20-security-tips-that-could-help-you-stay-off-kidnappers-radar/

The last one very important Keep Car door lock at all times

RapistOnBail:
You’ll need about 6 million naira for the first year of running the business.

Starting the business isn’t the issue. Running it for a year is where the problem lies.

Brosssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Parachoko:
The Government is already working on State Police

working on state police is what this page was telling us so its nothing new, bbring smthing new to the argument p lz

peleson1:
Example of businesses?

Me too,I wanna know what type of biz cos these guys just talk

chiboycue:
I don't think so but the Federal/State Government can regulate the activites of Landlord if they are led to do so.

They cannot cos they gave Landlords no insentives

essentialone:
Can Nigeria Tenants unite and fight against Landlords Wickedness?

As if anyone was born with a house from thier mum womb

Parachoko:
Federal Police are already behaving like state police.

There's no state you will go to in Nigeria where you won't see indigenes of the state serving in the force.

They might not be the majority o, but you will find indigenes of the state in the NPF command

When you find people who grew up on Eagle lane patrolling Eagle lane then we can talk about state policing

HacheNoire:
Let me tell you something, if you outrightly own your house in Nigeria, 50% of your problem has been solved forever!

You sound like every part of Nigeria is unsafe! Buy a house in Magodo and get Dangote dealerships. You are made forever.

Nobody can extort you till death. You outrightly own in Nigeria and never indebted to a system forever.

Premium healthcare in Nigeria is a learner to the US. Just google the major cause of bankruptcy and try to imagine what’s playing out.

You will never appreciate the peace in Nigeria until you find someone who will tell you the REAL truth about western world. Most of them hype it for you to believe they are doing fine.

I strongly disagree with you,MayB you have not seen what is happening to houses in ABJ and Lekki and co recently regards houses.THos who retire from the US and UK and preach the no place like home slogan are not telling you the whole truth, the truth is they already have thier retirement and healthcare sorted and have back up passport.If Nigeria cash fire now they can relocate within 12 hrs, can you?
they get monthly state and company pensions for life and live in Nigeria check the xchange rate,once every year they can buy tkt to go do health check stuff like that,
My friend one is always confident when there is a back up plan.
Most of these people ruling Nigerians have thier family living abroad.

Babaibe:
Nigeria stands at a crossroads, and for many citizens, the sense of disappointment is profound. Around the world, immigration rules are tightening, economic opportunities are becoming harder to access, and many Nigerians abroad are facing increasing uncertainty about their future. Yet the greatest concern remains the state of affairs at home.

Millions of Nigerians are asking a simple question: how did a country blessed with enormous human and natural resources find itself struggling with insecurity, economic hardship, and declining public confidence? Families live in fear of kidnapping and violent crime. Parents worry about sending their children to school. Businesses struggle under the weight of inflation and a rapidly depreciating currency. The naira's fall from roughly ₦350 to over ₦1,400 against the dollar has dramatically reduced purchasing power and made life more difficult for ordinary people.

What frustrates many citizens is the contrast between Nigeria's vast potential and its actual performance. The country possesses immense oil and gas reserves, yet citizens continue to question the effectiveness of public institutions established to manage these resources. Nigerians see examples from other countries where state-owned energy companies have contributed significantly to national development and wonder why similar outcomes have remained elusive at home.

Corruption remains a recurring theme in public discussions. Many citizens believe that weak accountability mechanisms have allowed public resources to be diverted while essential services deteriorate. There is a growing demand for stronger institutions, tougher anti-corruption measures, and meaningful consequences for those who abuse public office, regardless of status or political affiliation.

The transport sector offers another example of systemic challenges. In many parts of the world, transport terminals are professionally managed and regulated for the benefit of the public. Nigerians often ask why similar standards cannot be achieved at home and why informal systems continue to thrive where effective governance should prevail.

Political leaders from all sides face increasing scrutiny. Citizens are demanding results rather than promises. They want safer communities, a stronger economy, reliable infrastructure, quality education, and a government that serves the public interest. The debate should not be about personalities but about performance, accountability, and measurable progress.

Many Nigerians also believe that the country's constitutional and governance structures require serious review. Whether one supports greater regional autonomy, restructuring, or other reforms, there is a growing consensus that the status quo is not delivering the outcomes citizens deserve. Any constitutional arrangement must ensure accountability, effective representation, and the equitable distribution of resources.

Perhaps the saddest consequence of Nigeria's challenges is the damage to the country's international image. Many honest, hardworking Nigerians have experienced the embarrassment of being stereotyped abroad because of the actions of a criminal minority. Countless professionals, students, academics, and entrepreneurs represent Nigeria with distinction around the world, yet negative perceptions persist because of fraud, corruption, and criminal activity associated with the country's name.

Nigeria deserves better. Its people deserve better. The nation possesses the talent, resources, and resilience needed to succeed. What is required is leadership that places national development above personal interests, institutions that punish corruption and reward merit, and a commitment to reforms that restore public trust. Until then, frustration will continue to grow among citizens who know that Nigeria can be far greater than what it is today.

Is this not copied?