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Ahhh.
Whooping N15m?
Legally speaking, the case get K-Leg o.
There was no disclosure about the content of the trucks nor talk of it's value.
This should have been said by the company when they were aware that the truck was seized so technically it might just be a bait to let the goods rot and damages will now be on the person that seized the truck.
Luminary speaking, the fracas it will generate will give hocus pocus for a legal battle tantamount to jeopardize tranquility and eloquent peace between the man & the company provided there was no prior notification probis crismus-crismus.
No paraphernalia of negotiation will exonerate the man that ceized the truck nor any legal acumen to justify the case as it wasn't taken to police station. But the onus and operandi is on the poor man. His fatal mistake was his fragmentized omission of reporting to law enforcement agency like NPF.

The matter go tey for court cos that man can't afford N15m even if they sell him.

Abeg getat.
Go n study hard.

wellmax:
You wish? They won’t even dare.

A stitch in time saves nine.
Evil people are at ya backyard. Ya leaders are sleeping and playing politics. It's disheartening.

madridguy:
Kwara State is seriously bleeding.

APC pikin, this attacks no good o.
What msg do you have for ya ogaa at the top?

Kajaard:
Money

Money oooooo

Expanse2020:
Na cry de worry your eye ..
Let us know if the oba is for irumole or the entered citizens of his town

Small small you're growing into extremism.
It's ya choice to be an Arab slave.

Solofresh2:
You're confusing Fela's Afrobeat (political messages, complex rhythms) with the modern Afrobeats (the popular genre). We're talking about Afrobeats with an 'S'. Ojuelegba is a great story, but it's not a political protest song like 'Zombie'. Davido makes Afrobeats bangers for the people. If you want to be a genre professor, at least get your syllabus right before you call me a licker. 😂 Your argument is as mixed up as your genres

Since Fela originated afrobeat,his yardstick is needed. Has ya Dafeedo ever done any song like that? No be love-love and love song he dey sing?
Wetin you dey argue sef?
We all v choices. Am a fan of noth artist but ratings must be done accordingly.
You talking about genre professorship confirmed you no sabi music at all. You be gen z wey mo wan learn.

Me sef wan join APsee.
Ignore rumour from my media aide.
Debunk any news of defection about me.
Right now am focused on delivering excellence to my constituency.
I don join APsee.
I no join APsee.
I defected, I nor defect.
All of una getat!

Kukutente23:
More like assembling
Solar panels are not the koko
Batteries and inverters are

Still laudable.
Nigeria's destiny is far behind her mate's own.

Mathewrichard99:
You almost confused me with this your airpus O mighty God, airpus, kipus o might God, kipus...🤣🤣🤣🤣

God airpus o!

Solofresh2:
So by your logic, every song with a saxophone is Afrobeat? So Kenny G is the King of Afrobeat? 😂 My guy, that's like saying a burger is a salad because it has lettuce. The core rhythm is what matters, and Davido's drums are pure Afro. OBO's sound is the foundation, Wizkid just decorates it with saxophones for the international listeners

Afrobeat songs usually speak about social issues. Ojuelegba is one of them.
Talking about saxophone, there's a difference between jazz and afrobeat. Does Kenny G use African drums?
Dey reason before you comment cos this one wey you just jump at le be like say you be Dafeedo's butt licker. I like David's music too. But Wizzy tilted more to afrobeat than him.

GanagiBitrus:
If...
Nigeria 2 Benin 0
S/Africa 1 Rwanda 1

Final Table:
Nigeria 17pts +5
Benin 17pts +3
S/Africa 16pts +3

&we qualify for World Cup.

You go calculate tire.
That team doesn't deserve to qualify.

Efuaye:
Changing seats in a moving bus may change the view but not its destination.

This is massive for apsea o

O God airpus
Airpus o God
God airpus o

Expanse2020:
The same Arab that made you where suite and tie, crop top and jeans, bum shot right.😂😂😂😂

Why you dey crrry?
Save ya story o.
Embrace ya roots. And if you feel you're there to distort it, Allah dey see you

olutops:
Believe whatever APC says at your own peril...
anything they denied, just believe it's 100% true..

Let the new INEC boss breathe

While battling my mental health issue and expressing myself here, antispambot still get mind ban me. I m the most banned nairalander for today.
I m depressed.

FIRDAUS3:
The most dredged people on earth, Nigeria pastors and bishops with kpekus in the name of deliverance were like Monkey and banana

Shey yuo see now say you no really w3ll.
How can you generalize a particular religion?
Do you know how many of ya imams, Alfas prey on infants, underprivileged girls etc?
Dey reason deep before you talk

KiNg0G:
King0g pro music analyst.

Both sing afrobeat. In fact, wizkid do more of afrobeat cos of presence of more saxophone and guitar in his melody.
Songs like Ojuelegba, Omo jayejaye are pure afrobeats.
The only part agreed with you is that Wizzy drop songs that last longer. While Davido focus on rave of the moment.

SaintLucia:
you didn't answer my questions.

You didn't ask a meaningful question cos you ll just carry insult on the body of all Arab guys.
African heroes that some people worship as deities are legends on their turf. So Arab guys aren't better than them.

FIRDAUS3:
you are such a myopic...........islam teaches us to learn from the cradle to the grave.

show us where and how we enforce our ideology on others?

your gumption callow to the point that the content of the Op stone-blind you and it turns you to a complete blackout.

Nope. My rebuttal gave you and the op a complete blackout, in fact, knock out.
If you're claiming hijab isn't allowed in an Islamic school, that's different. But your type has cried that hijab isn't allowed in a non Islamic school. What do you expect?
Do you allow others to dress based on their faith or culture in ya religious institutions?
Does the world revolve around only una alone?
So you can see you're the problem.

beerfraud:
Ibo Engrish

Abeg shift

SaintLucia:
1-The Oba should tell us the name of their ancestor religion.

2- How do they practice the religion?

3- Who was the first person to practice the religion?

The last time I checked, Ogun, Sango, Oya and Osun were all human beings and existed after the likes of Abraham, Noah, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Zakariya, Joseph and all prophets of God that worshipped God only.

So what are you saying?
That all humans are equal?
Does that mean those worshipping Arab guys are clowns?

Putinofrussia:
You are a liar.Most Imams wear agbada and wear Arab dress too for respect to the Prophet (SAW).
I think this case should be taken to court...I mean up to Supreme court.
It is very much against the fundamental human rights of Obas who do not want to identify with paganism.

No be Arab culture made you to wear taliban, hijab, jalabiya? You dey enter another colonial slavery. British don finish theirs now it's Arab feasting on ya colonial mind in the name of religion.
No be by force o. If you can't practice traditional rites, no king for you.
If you can pledge allegiance to Arabic culture, let others wey no forget their roots embrace their own. You can fast track taking it to court. You will waste money, time and still lose. The worst you can do is to cause violence and those kingmakers know their rights. In fact people ll say it's in ya blood, naso una dey do and it ll dent ya reputation the more.
Kingship worldwide is from the culture of that tribe that's crowning the king.

Lukgaf:
From the onset, the Yoruba people, before the advent of Islam and Christianity, practiced traditional religion centered around various deities such as Sango, Ogun, Yemoja, and others. These practices are generally referred to as “Ìṣẹ̀ṣe.”

However, it is important to distinguish between Yoruba culture and Ìṣẹ̀ṣe worship. Yoruba culture is rich in values that all of us regardless of faith can and should uphold: good manners, elegant dress (like agbada), respect for elders, hospitality, and love for knowledge. These are cultural virtues, not acts of worship.

The challenge arises when the Ìṣẹ̀ṣe (traditional religious) elements are made compulsory for anyone aspiring to Yoruba kingship. Traditionally, those who want to become kings are expected to undergo certain rites that include worshiping or pledging allegiance to these deities. This practice effectively excludes Muslims and Christians, even if they are rightful heirs to the throne because it compels them to act against their faith.

This is an injustice and a clear contradiction of fairness and religious freedom. No Yoruba person is “more Yoruba” than another because of their religion. Being Yoruba is a matter of heritage, not worship.

The recent controversy following the passing of the Awujale of Ijebu, a devoted Muslim until his death shows how deep this misunderstanding runs. His burial according to Islamic rites sparked criticism from those who believe every Yoruba king must adhere to traditional rituals. But this should not be so. A Muslim king should be buried as a Muslim; likewise, a Christian as a Christian.

It is time for the government and traditional councils to revisit these outdated customs. Laws or declarations should ensure that any qualified Yoruba person: Muslim, Christian, or traditionalist can ascend the throne and live and die according to their faith.

Let us continue to celebrate our culture—our dress, food, language, and good morals but not impose Ìṣẹ̀ṣe as a religious condition. Promoting Yoruba culture should never mean forcing one form of worship upon another.

Our diversity is our strength. Let us protect it.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf

You don come again.
From records of history of those people, their culture goes with their traditional religion. So if you can't conform, you leave.
Arabic ritualism that you embraced don't use it to derail ya own ancestral values. If you can kiss black stone in Mecca, be ready to do tradition of ya roots too.
The best you can offer is to apply for modification of barbaric practices like eating of the heart of a late king.
This one wey you write, it's like there's a pained moslem prince who won't be selected if he can't perform traditional rites. And the kingmakers are right. No be by force to come and chop king. Dey ya dey if you can't accept ya root.

KingDashx:
I thought as much.. beauty pageants and light skinned women go well together like Maggie and cube

Not all cases sha. I took over from a dark skinned and handed over to another dark skinned lady.

beerfraud:
they just arrested these Ibo men today in India
I will open the thread for it Esnbrutality

Oya go and do statistics of tribes that commit crimes.
You fit rate the crimes sef and their peculiarity to a certain tribe. Pls am a young lady. No dey tag me with ab unknown name, I saw the name you mentioned at the end of ya post.

Kwinesther:
Self deceit! Igbos are known for drug trafficking in india and other asian countries. What a shame...

Crime knows no ethnicity

FIRDAUS3:
who the Fu*K are you to tell us on how and where to use hijab

Who the Fu*K are you to go to a school where tenets of ya religion aren't the foundation of such place?
Who the Fu*K are you to impose ya own ideology on others?
Who the Fu*K are you to be doing cry baby?

Lukgaf:
When Will We Truly Learn Tolerance?

Yesterday, a disturbing video went viral showing a female student in Ilorin (a Federal Government school, for that matter) being barred from entering her school simply because she wore a hijab.

Honestly, one cannot help but ask: When will we learn to tolerate one another in this country?
Has the Nigerian Constitution suddenly changed to deny people the freedom to profess and practice their faith openly? What happened to the Supreme Court judgment that explicitly affirmed the right of Muslim girls to wear hijab in schools if they so wish?

Even more ironic this happened in Ilorin, a city with a rich Islamic heritage and majority Muslim population. If such acts of intolerance can happen there, what should we expect elsewhere?

But then again, what exactly is the problem?
If my daughter wears a hijab, or my wife chooses to wear a niqab, have I forced it upon anyone’s daughter? Why then should it become a national issue?

The truth is, until we begin to genuinely respect each other’s faith and freedom, peace and unity will remain elusive in this country. Nigeria’s Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and that freedom must mean the right to live our beliefs, not just declare them.

Even in some Western countries, with a much smaller Muslim population, women are allowed to wear hijab or niqab freely in schools and public spaces. So, what exactly is our excuse here in Nigeria, a country that proudly claims to uphold religious liberty?

Let’s be honest, this isn’t about dress code. It’s about tolerance, respect, and justice.
And until we uphold these, we’ll keep failing as a truly united people.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf

Why do you like inciting religious mantra?
You no see anything to talk about killings, banditry or is it terrorism in that state but it's hijab that you carried on ya head!
Repent, Jesus is coming soon.
If your story is investigated deeply now, there may be more to it than this one sided story you just narrated.
There are institutions where Islamic tenets are being done and other religion practitioners that go there aren't crying. If you can't conform with a place, you leave. No need to dey do cry baby.