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QuinQQ:Like, he needs reminding! Japanese wahala feed to us by force, like we care! |
truthera:Let me agree with you that Nigeria is a lawless country, Nnamdi Kalu was a lawless rebel and secessionist who engineered the death of thousands. Today he’s a forgotten convict on life imprisonment begging for an appeal to be heard while he refused to enter a defence during his trial, believing he was the wisest man ever to walk the earth. He boosted with everything - being British and how Britain will order Nigeria to release him, being sent by Chukwu Okeke Abima and even claimed to be an Israelite - all lies and fallacy! His Just Imprisonment rightly put him out of media circulation, punctured the wheels of IPOB violence and completely destroyed the terror group, restoring normalcy to the East of the Niger. He lost everything, gained nothing. Like the Bible correctly stated; pride comes before a fall, his arrogance caught up with him and will catch up with others like him including his now fleeing comrades. Be rest assured that your now imprisoned demigod will not see the light of day for a very long time if he ever does until his dying day. The fantasies of Biafra has faded like a hangover recovery. Live in your reality that no court on earth can free the convicted criminal - Nnamdi Kalu. He will surely spend decades behind bars before any President will consider him for a pardon. So if you ever visit him, advice him to enjoy his vacation by learning new things like languages and skills after all he was an unemployable fellow all his life. |
This rather junk journalism! Sounding like a broken record. You sent an ambassador to a country not that they sent an ambassador to your country. Worst still your low level ambassador was not received by the Head of State but by the foreign minister and you’re here with praises for an ambassador that’s yet to show any value for his posting? From your report, it looks like it’s Nigeria that’s desperate for cooperation with Burkina Fasso and not the other way around. |
The man should already be in prison. He was a very corrupt Attorney General. I used to think those appointed to such high profile judicial positions are above reproach but not this man, he abused his office and with greed acquired wealth, and obstructed the cause of justice. That guy is not innocent! |
Na so so inaugural lectures Nigerian universities sabi, no real impact whatsoever in society. Inaugural lectures are simply routine academic exercises and prerequisites for promotions, nothing more. Pure money and time wasting social event to come eat and drink whilst listening to some very boring lecture. |
So ICPC did'nt include the president's appointees for sack but only included career civil servants who were likely compromised by polictical appointees of the FG to look the other way and not ask key questions. The Secretary the FG, Accountant General of the Federation, Head of Civil Service and the President's Chief of Staff should all be axed for their actions or inactions in this matter. The fake agency even took loans in the of government. This is the same as wire fraud! |
So who’s the Yoruba expert he has appointed? Because for Nigeria now if you are not Yoruba, you are incompetent. |
This Edo Speaker get fine face oooh but when e reach to elect governor, Edo people must either elect an ugly or stake illitrate person as governor. |
cutefy:Almost impossible. |
Svlla:They even came to the UK to launch this fraud scheme claiming they want to help Nigerians in the diaspora to build and own houses. Who asked them for help? Just when did Nigeria start caring, when they still owe salaries and pensions? |
I worked in Nigeria for 8 years and deductions were made against my income for National Housing Fund. I bought a piece of land in Umuahia with the intention to access the funds I have being paying into to build a house, I went to the Umuahia office of the agency in-charge after an unsuccessful attempt at a mortgage bank close to Government house Umuahia, what I saw and what they told me, convinced me that any sort of initiative like this from FG is a scam, a pipe dream. Access to loan for ordinary Nigerians remains a nightmare. I don’t need their so called N50m loan, what I want is a refund of my salary deductions into the old National Housing Fund. Thieves! |
Iran is desperate! Oil has yet to reach the $200 per barrel they bragged about. They should be begging not issuing ultimatums because if they restart bombing, Gulf States wil openly join the war against Iran. |
If you seriously mean that the Governor of Ebonyi State achieved a first class degree in Law, then there’s something not adding up. Could it be Ebonyi State University awards first class as all comers affairs or did he pay his way to attend a first class in Law from the University? I will like to know what he achieved in the Nigerian Law School because neither in speech, action or charisma does Governor Francis behave or appear like a studious, learned colleague. I know Ebonyi people are very brilliant, I had lots of them as classmates and school-mates even as lecturers but this Governor is the worst performing Governor in South East Nigeria, nothing like the Governors of Abia and Anambra. |
Trump is treating Iran’s madness with madness! Iran has behaved true to their natural terrorist inclination but this conflict is enough to clear their doubts that they won’t be tolerated forever by by others even their Arab neighbours will soon run out of patience with them. Iran has no leverage or battle field advantage. Iran’s leadership only cares about its survival and is not bothered about the suffering Iranians- the people are expendable as much they keep posturing to the world that they are winning a war they have lost. At the end of this campaign, Iran will be a ghost of its former proud self, same way the kingdom of Persian lost it’s glory. |
frugal:Plus it can never be a 2023 car but in Nigeria and for Nigerians lying to make sales is permissible even when it’s a foolish like calling a Corolla Camry! |
This man bragged while campaigning that he will make Nigeria so good that Nigerians abroad will beg and rush to return home, now he is begging? Return home to do what exactly? Recently, I was planning on visiting Germany to buy a new car I will send down to Nigeria for my use when I visit, but with the now viral police stop and search video racially profiling Igbos, why will I ever want to visit Nigeria? I am 1000% better off here (England) in all ramifications than in Nigeria where though I am a free born, I suffer racism, bigotry and violence that will damage my mental health and that of my kids. Nigeria is a joke of a country! |
ruggedtimi:Turkey has being harassing and greatly antagonising Israel. They are very confident of humiliating Israel should they go to war. The Turkish President is the reason Israel and Turkey will go to war. |
zoghys:No be only fierce, the last kick of a dying horse you mean? They will carry out terror attacks, sponsor terror attacks and even banditry in Nigeria but can’t even inflict operational damage to their tormentors US and Israel! Iran is the an Islamist Terror State! |
Iran must be committing Peace Crime! If US uses diplomacy, you come here and insult them saying they are weak and a paper world power now they’re striking Iran the same way Iran like to strike and because this time Iran is at the receiving end of, you remember war crime. Iran thinks this is the days of Persian dominance, unfortunately this is the American World Power showing their iron-like power for a brief moment. Who will hold America to account for your war crime allegations? ICC or UN? It’s in Iran’s best interest to accept defeat because the rocks, caves, crags and mountains of Iran won’t stop the annihilation of the State Sponsors of Terrorism from definite collapse at America’s hands. A ground invasion is inevitable either directly or by proxy! |
oladipuposadeeq:For the sake of food safety and public health, import foodstuffs the correct way. Food imported into this hazardous environment can become contaminated and poisonous. Cutting corners because it’s coming into Nigeria is the reason we can’t be taken seriously and trusted to do things right. We dehumanise our people by treating what they consume with no regard but you don’t want to suspected of stealing or looting but expect fellow country men to eat your likely contaminated imported goods. Come-on guy, do things properly and stop advertising mediocrity! |
ALABACONNECT:Well said but presentation matters a lot especially when consumables are involved. I saw a comment about car import but I also a cable in the truck of that car carrying the food, the cable was also an import? Besides that, it’s still a poor narrative that food can be imported into the country without regulations and checks. You can’t even import dog food into other African countries without proper documentation and customs checks. Here someone is advertising to sell food store or carried in unhygienic conditions and is angry when questioned. |
The persons above haven’t even asked the obvious questions: You thief am? Or you loot am? Because it’s looking suspicious selling rough cartoons of food from the boot of your rickety car. But as hunger games Dey Nigeria now, nobody has asked the important questions of how and why? |
Una sha dey suffer for Nigeria oooh. No dignity of labour. Is this any different from modern slavery? Is this any different from how Nigeria immigrants are treated in some Arab countries? Later Una wan to dey insult people wey dey do Care jobs for UK. A man is living like a slave labour in his country and is even afraid to confront his oppressor, demand to be dignified and respected. Zero work-life balance equals modern day slavery! |
If na you be this dog, you no go dey depressed? If you own this kind of sick looking and obviously depressed dog here in the UK, them go jail you for animal cruelty. You never feed yourself well you go add innocent dog to follow suffer. This sort of animal cruelty and abuse is only possible in third world countries like Nigeria. |
Inosky:There’s a valid reason to close loopholes in the entire country’s system to prevent things like things from happening but Nigeria won’t. My personal conviction and conscience won’t allow me think in this direction or attempt to do this, reason why I used my personal funds as I am not returning to Nigeria for another 10 years. |
WatchYourSix:I believe you. I knew someone who managed to secure a scholarship to study abroad from Abia State government then, he parted with at least 30% of the approved funds. He was told he will only get 70%, as others will take their cut. |
When we were to leave Nigeria, my wife tried to secure a Nigerian government scholarship from either ABSU (Abia State Government in the darks day of Okezie) or via TEFUND but I vehemently refused. Because I don’t want to have my family name listed like this in a newspaper. I didn’t want to be held to any contract or clause. We simply self sponsored and are better off without any feelings of indebtedness or allegiance towards Nigeria, Abia state or ABSU. Lots of Nigerian scholars here were sponsored but have no plans of returning to Nigeria or even repaying their debts. They’re simply happy to play the system. |
Those police officers have a right to go home to their families alive and not in body bags! They’re in no position to mount any sort resistance against those battalion of armed bandits. It’s the failure of Nigerian government at all levels and the poor coordination of every branch of the State Security apparatus that should be blamed not so poorly equipped, poorly trained and grossly underpaid officers. |
papiSNEH:But don’t be a deadbeat baby daddy oooh. Every child deserves a responsible father, one that’s present and help them forge a better future. It’s also cheaper, more respectable to be a father than a baby daddy, don’t increase your future regrets. Never date a person you can’t marry. Never impregnate a woman you don’t want to be the mother of your kids. It will do you great good to marry your neighbour, she did you no wrong! |
Not a bad idea but is it a realistic idea? Is it practically scalable? How many years or decades will Nigeria really need to adapt to this way of doing things? When kidnapping happens, how many victim’s families openly involve the police and banks? You mentioned ATMs and POS, do those machines accept cash in Nigeria? Even if they do, do they currently have the capacity to detect and refuse flagged banknotes? There’s an established method of marking banknotes to render them useless that’s why monies conveyed by bullion vans can be spoilt if unauthorised access occurs and such monies looses their legal status. While this your idea isn’t bad in itself, the practicality and deployment might make it difficult to be adapted. Just my thoughts and not an attempt to discourage you. Give it as much push and publicity as you can but don’t take it to Personal so you don’t feel disappointed if things don’t go your way. |
?. The just threw that region into years of needless war, because of you think Iran will let this slide then you're on some cheap drugs. Iran response will be fierce and many innocent civilians will be at the receiving end.