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illuminutty:
Ajaero is a coward.

Davidnilla:
The comments on the post will go?

nazicartel:
Archaic site. So, you must contact someone before deleting a thread

Davidnilla:
Hello Nairalanders,

There's a post I'd like to delete totally, it was false information I posted on nairaland, and the comments on the posts were bad as well.

The parties involved has been on my neck to remove their names online.

Now my question is, can a mod remove a post along the comments there? Or the parties involved needs to go the legal way (court order)

Allisgud:
Make una dey smile dey collect,they will recover that money from one person head when dey gbab u like a monkey🤣🤣🤣😁🤔

narite:
You think 300$ na small money?

Kingsmeal:
This administration no go kill person with propaganda 😂😂😂.

LegendHero Yarimo Seunmsg Madridguy FreestuffNG will come and start defending this trash.

Even to increase the salary of workers na wahala. To pay pensioners na rocket science, to even increase the pay of NYSC corpers that are captured in a database na problem.

Na to pay unemployed Nigerians😂😂.

Where is the database of unemployed people?

Hope say my grandma name dey there😂😂. Kai

All these pay this and that.. Are they not subsidies?

You remove fuel subsidy and start spending billions to pay audio unemployed NIGERIANs 😂😂.

Who is deceiving who in this country?

sketching:
That is 75k naira equally split over 3 months.
For that, you must submit your BVN, your NIN, your 'DNA' & 'HIV' report.

richiemcgold:
Sunday pls don't meddle into this kanu vs fg fracas.

In the video below, we focus more on Art X Lagos' recognition of Dr. Wigwe's contribution to the arts and that organization.

The demise of iconic art patron and CEO of Access Holdings, Herbert Wigwe has dealt a huge blow to art communities across the world.

Herbert Wigwe was a passionate lover and collector of timeless and priceless indigenous and foreign artwork. Until his demise in a recent helicopter crash which also claimed the life of his wife, son and a former president of the Nigerian stock exchange, Herbert Wigwe was a pillar in the African art space.

Beyond the aesthetic value of art pieces, Wigwe believed artworks were his muse when inspiration ebbs; have shaped how he visualises the world; and are to him much more than cultural touchstones worthy of admiration

The news of his departure was greeted with deep sadness from art lovers and enthusiasts around the world. Paying homage to the great patron, ArtX Lagos said in a statement:

“Dr. Herbert O. Wigwe was the first patron to believe in the vision of ART X Lagos and he became our greatest supporter over the years, through the institutions he led – Access Bank and Access Holdings. There are no words to adequately explain who he was to us, or to express our profound gratitude for the phenomenal support he gave to the arts and culture community across Nigeria and Africa, as well as his remarkable contribution to the elevation of the African narrative.”

SMO Contemporary, in a befitting tribute, celebrated the late Herbert Wigwe as a legendary champion. The organization expressed admiration for his incredible energy, vision, inspirational leadership, and profound love for life and art, also affirming that these qualities will forever radiate like a beacon.

As numerous art organizations and enthusiasts join in honouring the esteemed art benefactor, our heartfelt prayers go out for the departed souls to find rest in perfect peace. May their loved ones also find solace and comfort during this difficult time.