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its probably just cnn being cnn, i am a frequent visitor to the local and international airports at ikeja, and about a month ago there was this guy blasting his driver about bringing him to the airport way before his flight was due, i later found out that he was a correspondent of cnn. i'm not surprised to see this news maybe because things didn't work out well for him when he was in the country especially lagos, he's simply just crazy and he's succecced in dulling our image over there.

naija, nothing dey happen! no mind them.

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hey wo,

i trust J J C(s), i know a good scam when i see one, mr oga please before you post something like this next time, consider us. we ain't dumb now!!