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totit:
If enjoying a railway, reducing the pain and agony of motorists like me on Lagos Ibadan expressway, and or enjoying good infrastructure is not is not beneficial to me then I am sorry I am not from your backward who believes in getting garri and carnosine gov.

totit:
What kind of dumb question is the bolded?
Am I supposed to be collecting salary from the gov if I don't celebrate infrastructure?

totit:
Lagos Ibadan expressway.
Lekki seaport( fed as a stake there)
Lagos Ibadan rail to mention but a few.

totit:
Go and sue him and if he's guilty jail him stop wailing and crying like a bitter baby coming out of the womb.

totit:
At least, I am worshiping the slayer of bitter losers; OBI!

totit:
I am not understanding Can you interpret your message better cos I am lost?

totit:
Edo no be Lagos ooo


Edo poeple don collect. Dude even insulted their OBA in the said video.

Lmaooo

mariahAngel:
I stand by what I post!

You know the problem with cowards and bullies like you on this forum? It's that when you clearly see your fellow bullies attacking first, you turn blind, then like the cowards that you are, you come for the females- "the easy target"!

Don't ask me proof of what you very well know
It'll be best you avoid me.

mariahAngel:
You mean an assassin like you that tried to ruin Seun's forum the other day, by attacking those people who did nothing to you?

Ireportlive:
You have any evidence?!

Ireportlive:
Why call him a bigot when he said nothing of such

Seun said he wants to sanitize here from people who assassinate other people's character and I just pointed you out

Ireportlive:
Rule 2 my.nd44 Seun Nlfpm.od domi.nique Obinos.copy

Senator Ike Ekweremadu, his wife, Beatrice, and their doctor, Obinna Obeta will be sentenced on May 5 after they were convicted of organ trafficking, in the first verdict of its kind under the Modern Slavery Act in the United Kingdom.

The former deputy senate president, his wife, Beatrice, 56, and Dr. Obinna Obeta, 51, were found guilty of facilitating the travel of a young man to Britain with a view to his exploitation after a six-week trial at the Old Bailey.

They conspired to bring the 21-year-old Lagos street trader to London to exploit him for his kidney, the jury found.

The man had been offered a reward to become a donor for the senator’s daughter after kidney disease forced her to drop out of a master’s degree in film at Newcastle University, the court heard.

Back in February 2022, the young man was falsely presented to a private renal unit at Royal Free hospital in London as Sonia’s cousin in a failed attempt to persuade medics to carry out an £80,000 transplant. For a fee, a medical secretary at the hospital acted as an Igbo translator between the man and the doctors to help try to convince them he was an altruistic donor, the court heard.

The prosecutor Hugh Davies KC told the court the Ekweremadus and Obeta had treated the man and other potential donors as “disposable assets – spare parts for reward”. He said they entered an “emotionally cold commercial transaction” with the man.

The behaviour of Ekweremadu, a successful lawyer and founder of an anti-poverty charity who helped draw up Nigeria’s laws against organ trafficking, showed “entitlement, dishonesty and hypocrisy”, Davies told the jury.

He said Ekweremadu, who owns several properties and had a staff of 80, “agreed to reward someone for a kidney for his daughter – somebody in circumstances of poverty and from whom he distanced himself and made no inquiries, and with whom, for his own political protection, he wanted no direct contact”.

Davies added: “What he agreed to do was not simply expedient in the clinical interests of his daughter, Sonia, it was exploitation, it was criminal. It is no defence to say he acted out of love for his daughter. Her clinical needs cannot come at the expense of the exploitation of somebody in poverty.”

Ekweremadu, who denied the charge, told the court he was the victim of a scam. Obeta, who also denied the charge, claimed the man was not offered a reward for his kidney and was acting altruistically.

Beatrice denied any knowledge of the alleged conspiracy. Sonia did not give evidence.

WhatsApp messages showed to the court revealed Obeta charged Ekweremadu about £8,000 made up of an “agent fee” and a “donor fee”.

Ekweremadu and Obeta admitted falsely claiming the man was Sonia’s cousin in his visa application and in documents presented to the hospital.

Davies said Ekweremadu ignored medical advice to find a donor for his daughter among genuine family members. He said: “At no point in time was there ever any intention for a family member close, medium or distant to do what could be paid for from a pool of donors.”

The judge, Mr. Justice Jeremy Johnson, will pass a sentence on May 5.

jumper524:
what makes you guys think calling someone animalistic name makes you look superior?

jumper524:
logically the biggest personified individual known for pasting fake news and deleting it is Peter Obi. How does my sentiment go wrong when I said they learnt from the best.
Watin una know. You think say everybody bitter like you.

jumper524:
They learnt from the best, Peter Obi.
Abi make we bring screenshots too?

Numerouno94:
Fire them the more. I don't joke wit them. I shoot them wotoporiosly.