ManirBK:
We are not against the release of the academic documents to Atiku
Abubakar, but we applied for delay in the release of the records to
Atiku till Monday, 24 September just to correct the lies Atiku
decieved the US court with by claiming that he wanted to used the
documents as evidence in the election petition tribunal ongoing in
Nigeria, when in actual fact, he did not filed any suit on Tinubu's
academic records in all his petitions in Nigeria

Burob:
Loser keep chasing shadows, as you shift the goal post.

Tomorrow you will claim that it is Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that made you a wailing Peasant in your motherland.

Lazy Almijiri.

rintileri:
so till now his supporters can't see that the man's behaviour is highly suspect or all of them are as criminally minded as he is?

Even mr. Tinubu is no longer asking for the record to be withheld having understood that he's now a public figure he's now asking US court to delay release till September 25. But someone like "Freestuffs" down there is still hallucinating!

Cromagnon:
then how will he collect
You think collection is free without work?

izonborn098:
Sorry it is coming late jagaban'' congrat on ur well deserved victory at tribunal and supreme court in advance..

Larryndelaw:
You will come back to eat your words.

Larryndelaw:
Watch what you wrote online. Any threat to.life in America is Felony. America will trace and get you . Don't joke with America. I pity all of you attacking a governor of another country who has nothing to do with your elections. You people shouldn't bother to apply for American visa because all.your social.media is been watched by FBI. That's an avenue of visa denial

1forall:
Would typically just read the article and move on but seeing this particular one and how wrong and redundant it sounds given Nigeria already has many national databases, I decided to read comments to get a sense of the general sentiment towards the topic and I was rather impressed with some of the comments like the below quoted, among others. Good to see fair a number of NLers exhibit critical thinking and constructive criticism, and not quite disappointed to read the inane remarks.

As per topic, national identification is a internal affair and getting foreign organizations involved is a stupid thing to do. There are also many registers already like the NIN, BVN and SIM registers that can be improved on and even possibly harmonized for a more robust database so this idea is even more ridiculous.

And then,
"the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, revealed that the government has secured access to approximately half a billion dollars in funding to initiate a local funding program."
..the above statement really says nothing - or what is "a local funding program" and how does it relate to the ID matter Because $500m is clearly an outrageous figure for a ID project alone.

Considering Nigeria's position as the world's largest black population, it is clear this is a plan for data collection, monitoring & control and other unspoken ulterior motives being disguised as some sort of assistance or loan to fit into a wider global strategy for similar purposes. Unfortunately the current national leadership is compromised and unable to defend the interests of its citizens.

FreeStuffsNG:
Awesome!!!

This is very commendable. Now I see the main reason Bosun was brought on board.

This is the next level to unlock wealth and real positive creativity in our digital economy space and tackle the scourge of insecurity, terrorism, youth laziness, cyberbullying, criminal defamation and internet fraud right from the foundation.

Only a recalcitrant lazy unpatriotic youth will be left behind. Thank you Asiwaju Tinubu. May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

verybadmouth:
The same ones encouraging people vote for the yes Daddy Mandate man

Afamed:
Long overdue

There is different between freedom of speech and freedom of madness

The FG has tolerated these children of bitterness ,and confusion more than enough.

jmoore:

And if they fight war against Niger, the price of onions will fall?

BOSSkesh:
That is good
Constitutional order must be restored in Niger
Viva Ecowas

brain54:
I am not saying anything…

But sometimes you need to forget swag and packaging.


Have you seen boko haram rag tag commanders…?

And yet they give the generals you posted a hard time defeating them!

Throwback:
Impose the sanctions fully and Niger will be crippled.

The illegitimate military dictatorship in Niger must be brought to its knees.
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Nigeria must stand its ground that no illegitimate or military rule will be further entertained in any West African state.

The majority Hausa that are rejoicing and their cousins in Nigeria who are also supporting, would not have done so if it was a minority Arab military leader that toppled the democratic regime of any of the past Hausa Presidents of Niger.

For the 1st time, the minority Niger Arab who are better known for street begging with their children in Nigerian cities, have managed to build a political coalition that allowed them get to national power, then suddenly the Hausa/Fulani/Djerma gang up to quickly push them out of power with the illegitimate military coup that we all know would later handover power back to a civilian government that is certainly going to be Hausa.

Is it that they cannot stomach being out of power for just 5yrs that a presidential term allows?

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Pauladex:
Funny people, if 25% in FCT is determinants of who becomes President, it like nailing their coffin because north will make sure no southerners ever get 25% in FCT till the end of ages. Either today or tomorrow Aso rock is getting far from children of anger and hatred.

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

Beremx:
Tinubu promised an all inclusive government and that's what he wants to achieve. I see nothing wrong with that anyway.
Labour party should not exclude itself but nominate it's own from Alex Otti.

Ezeama400:
You see the kind of mentality some Nigerians have including average Tinubu Rodent .. This is one of the major mentality that kept Nigeria like this ..(Average Tinubu supporter is poor mentally and financially)

Some them belive that once you are a celebrity or if you have had access to a politician you are made for life ... Its this type of mentality that makes you people too loot public fund if you are opportnued to find yourself in a public office, while so many of them live fake life and engage in all manner of atrocities to maintain such fake life.. , average Igbo man is not like that .. If we depend on government we wouldn't have risen after the civil war ..
No matter our status in the public we don't joke with our source of income ...

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