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Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 11:15pm On May 30
You mentioned “group”, which in the context of our conversation translates to tribe. I’ve not seen anywhere where Sophistication is used as a slur word. Either way, you’ve made your point.


JuanDeDios:
Did I mention tribe? No. But you just did. Then you added the S word, another ethnic slur used by your type on Nairaland. See how good you are in outing yourself, even while trying to cover your tracks and deny what you meant?

On aiding and accomplices, I already discussed that above - I called on the police to do their job and find out if the father is involved or even knew his son went back to crime after his release from prison.
Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 11:10pm On May 30
True but as far as I know and with our security structure centred around the Federal Government, the bulk rests on Tinubu’s table and he has been very docile and inefficient with all the state powers at his disposal. The APC and Tinubu is a plague.

Azazyel:
Well... Truly it has become more in the SW in the last few years even in some parts of Lagos like Alaba where SE businessmen were kidnapped for ransom and some of them were unalived even after payment of ransom. It really pains me when I hear about those things. The shocking part is that the kidnappings are usually orchestrated by their own tribesmen. It's not the issue of SW or SE. It's a general issue across the country. This kidnapping for ransom has become a lucrative business for many individuals and it is really chaotic. I know someone who's younger sister was kidnapped in ogidi 2months ago and she was molested while in their custody. Her parents had to bargain and beat down the ransom to 4m naira before the poor girl was released. Soludo is really trying in the aspect of reducing kidnapping and rituals in Anambra but it seems several people are still sabotaging his efforts to make the state better. We need to start speaking with one voice and not attack ourselves. It doesn't make sense. It's a national security issue. Infact ehn I don't understand why a kidnapper would be sentenced to 5yrs in prison. Why not death sentence to discourage others who want to get involved?
Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 1:40pm On May 30
Azazyel:
Bros the rate of kidnapping in the SE is more. Focus on your domain before trying to remove dirt from other people's eyes. Stop turning everything into an ethnic battle
Chief, it’s not an ethnic battle when I say things as they are. The rate of kidnappings across the country is alarming and it points to the cluelessness and docility of the government in power. For the record, Kidnappings is more rampant in the Southwest than in the Southeast.
Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 1:35pm On May 30
with this your lame explanation, if you had sense as you’d want us to believe, you would have known there’s something called accomplice and the other term called aiding and abetting. “Una” in the context of my comment could translate to a group of mumu, and not necessarily tribe. “Servitude” as far as I know has no ethnic connotation. But what do I know? There’s nothing to argue with a sophisticated person like you. Enjoy your sense.

JuanDeDios:
His son went to jail for kidnapping, but he's not a kidnapper. I meant the dad. Not the son. You don't have sense. That's why you throw around words like "una" and "servitude" - because you've assigned me to a group I don't belong to since that's the only way you understand the world. Smh.
Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 12:31pm On May 30
For some of una mind, una get sense. When will this servitude end?. The son went to jail for Kidnapping but he’s not a Kidnapper?. Someone went to prison for stealing but he’s not a thief?😂. Una sophistication no be here ooo bro.


JuanDeDios:
He's aware his son went to jail for kidnapping. Doesn't make him a kidnapper.

The police should find out if he knew his son continued the business after he returned from jail. If he did and failed to report, maybe they can charge him for something.
Crime › Re: Kidnappings In Ogun: Bag Used To Deliver Ransom Found In Seriki Fulani’s Kitchen by indigenous234(m): 12:29pm On May 30
How many of the kidnappings una don solve?. Anyways, I wish you guys all the best in your servitude. Reminds me of a tweet from one of you guys some years ago. The guy said, “he’d rather the fulanis kidnap and kpai all of you than for an Igbo man to become president”..

Like the previous commenter said, make una enjoy.


mascot87:
We in SW are not noisy and chest beaters like you people. We will solve our problems without constituting nuisance to the social media and society at large. You should be more worried about your region and what happens there and not pretend like you want progress for the SW. Remove the log of wood in your eye. We don't want your fake love
Politics › Re: NDC Primaries Ongoing Across Various Parts Of The Country (Videos) by indigenous234(m): 12:59am On May 30
jamafa:
Same Peter Obi that do run from primaries
I don’t know what you mean by “run from primaries” but if by this, you mean the same modus operandi of the APC that we all witnessed in the ADC, its clearly in Obi’s character not to be associated with fraud.
Politics › Re: NDC Primaries Ongoing Across Various Parts Of The Country (Videos) by indigenous234(m): 8:40pm On May 29
If Peter Obi was not there in the NDC, their Primaries would have gone down the same hole as those of the APC and even the ADC. Everyone knows Peter Obi would not even condole a fraudulent primaries, even though he’s the beneficiary.

One man has made an obscure NDC a political heavyweight. The pains of Sowore and his co travellers in the ADCPDAPC has no ending
Politics › Re: Number Of Registered Members Of Leading Political Parties In Nigeria by indigenous234(m): 6:33pm On May 25
I sometimes wonder if you guys are paid to defend the government and party in power or you’re paid to be blatantly stupid.

Even if you’re doing your APC/Tinubu media job, the least we expect of you is to at least try and make sense. Give us something logical to ponder on.


Lithiumite:
We don hear,oya show us your 10m registered members make we check something......we already told you guys your propaganda is the most ridiculous attempt at image laundering.......never seen a higher concentration of headless chickens in a mob before.
Romance › Re: Do Men Really Like Plus-Sized Women by indigenous234(m): 8:11am On May 22
Your moniker says PinkNature” are you gay? Just asking. Btw, real men eat flesh. Not bones.

PinkNature:
only men with low self esteem love these type of women
Car Talk › Re: How Do You Save The Car? by indigenous234(m): 7:20am On May 20
And this is front page Materialhuh?… Is Seun employing mods via Federal Character or he’s employing them based on village connections?

Na wa ooo
Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: Why Many Nigerian Fashion Designers & Boutique Owners Stay Broke And How To Fix by indigenous234(m): 2:56pm On May 19
Igbo man no Dey do like this…..
Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Clinches APC Reps Ticket For Sandamu/Daura/Mai’adua Constituency by indigenous234(m): 8:29pm On May 16
APC supporters now have a new generation of slave masters to worship. Congratulations to the Buharists and Batifieds
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Baffling Northern Exclusion Strategy- Farooq Kperogi by indigenous234(m): 6:50pm On May 16
For seeing everything from a tribal perspective I’d have to admit that your professorship is questionable
Romance › Re: Which Of These Ladies Will You Rush Quickly To Marry? by indigenous234(m): 7:30am On May 15
D it is
Travel › Re: The Trend Of Transportation Handover by indigenous234(m): 11:13am On May 11
What do you mean youre Not someone that uses public transportation?.
Politics › Re: Nigerians React As Peter Obi Wears “OK” Shirt While Kwankwaso Doesn’t by indigenous234(m): 11:42pm On May 09
And this made front page?…. Na wa. Seems Seun is doing soapy with anything Peter Obi. Same as the APC government he supports
Sports › Re: What I Did As A Kid In Order To Watch Bendel Insurance At The Ogbe Stadium by indigenous234(m): 7:42am On May 09
The Nigerian league started falling apart when Buba Galadima was the FA chairman and started awarding Kano Pillars boardroom points to win the league. Remember Kano pillars went over 10yrs without losing a home match?😂😂😂. In that same period there was a certain Funke or Fumi a female referee that’s known to compromise for the highest bidder.

I remember watching Bendel Insurance those days at the ogbe stadium and whenever that Funke was the referee, we just knew the team had to play and win decisively.


Galadima killed the Nigerian league with favoritism. The best teams weren’t allowed to win on the pitch. Boardroom points became a thing. Kano pillars for all the years they won the league were knocked out by teams from Benin Republic, Togo, Gambia, Gabon etc. until Enyimba won the league and truly showcased the potentials in the NPFL.
Politics › Re: Sultan: Those Who Kill People While Shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ Will Go To Hell by indigenous234(m): 9:20am On May 07
Ok. But I don’t trust the Sultan same way I don’t trust Satan.
Politics › Re: HOR Member, Joshua Chinedu Obika, Decamps From APC To NDC by indigenous234(m): 9:17am On May 07
These are the type of charlatans that shouldn’t be allowed to go near anything that resembles a political office again
Investment › Re: How To Know If A Nigerian Stock Is Overvalued Or Undervalued by indigenous234(m): 2:15pm On May 06
I remember when most of my friends bought shares during the OBJ/Yaradua era😂😂😂. Instead of investing their money in tangible assets. Not a single one of them benefited
Education › Re: FG Stops Honorary Degree Holders From Using ‘Dr’ Title by indigenous234(m): 2:07pm On May 06
This is good…. A very good move
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 9:44pm On May 04
Fair enough. Thanks chief. Nice conversing with you. Have a blessed week ahead 🙏🏿
Shantyken:
Well of a truth southern vote can't match that of northern states normally. We too get less corn attitude towards voting in south that is why some LGAs for north no suppose be LGA. Anyways next year is not far
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 3:44pm On May 04
You had some point but missed the majority demographic spread of last general elections voters and literacy in Nigeria, Southern Nigeria especially.

Shantyken:
997, 279 for kano then a total of 1496671 in the entire north. Add obi and kwankwaso votes together gives you 7,590,612. Remember kano is no more with him so he may not get to that again and Datti is still in LP which will also reduce obi's vote. Almost all PDP governors decamped to APC this too will also reduce Atiku chance. U see why Tinubu go still get 25% across the states. Another thing is kwankwaso moving to a new party that old women/non educated ones know will also be a problem, this scenario to His Excellency (Sen) Godswill Obot Akpabio wen he decamped from PDP to APC but the village population were already use to his PDP sha
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 8:01am On May 04
He had over 1million votes from Kano alone, if my memory serves me correctly.



Shantyken:
How many vote kwankwaso be get in entire north
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 8:00am On May 04
I don’t have energy for foolish people. You could have made your point without being rude and insulting


SuperEagles:
The next elecruon will teach you to be wise when you obviously derive joy in being foolish.
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 7:58am On May 04
Good point noted… it won’t be easy unseating a President like Tinubu or a party like the APC. That the opposition couldn’t come together to form a common front has made the effort a lot more difficult. Let’s see how it goes though. I expect a Tinubu victory but not solely on the reflection of votes casted.

MichaelSokoto:
Tinubu was not president then...

Now he is president!
undecided
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 6:11pm On May 03
We’ve heard this arguments before chiefly and it’s mainly from the APC and Pseudo APC PDP supporters. Those whose whole motivation in the ballot revolves around tribal cum religious sentiments. If you want to support the APC or the PDP, do it with your full chest.

What’s stopping Atiku from towing the statesman’s role and forming a formidable alliance with an Obi who’s seen by many as the most sellable candidate?. Why haven’t you seen it that Atiku is the one who’s giving the APC and Tinubu a pathway to power by his grandstanding?.


anonimi:
What did Obi and his obscure communist LP labourers achieve three years ago, apart from helping Tinubu get his own turn to worsen APC extreme poverty shege unleashed on 200 million Nigerians since 2015 huh
Politics › Re: Photos Of Obi And Kwankwaso As They Prepare To Join NDC by indigenous234(m): 5:52pm On May 03
If Obi could do what he did in 2023 with an underwhelming Datti Baba Ahmed and an obscure Labour Party in such a short time frame, the possibilities of what could happen with a Kwankwaso is left unexplored
Politics › Re: Now I Know Tinubu's Policies Aren't The Problem - Farooq Kperogi by indigenous234(m): 8:48am On May 03
I’ve also found out that this statement is made mostly by Southerners and derided by Northerners like Faroook Kperogi.

I don’t blame the Southerners who hold such position. They’ve now seen beyond government policies and incompetence all thanks to Buhari and his Buharideens. Such positions has also been reinforced by how Northerners vote every election circle. They’ve vote solely on Tribal and religious sentiments. If they’re complaining about the government their own vote almost solely put on the seat on religious sentiments, they might as well consider other important factors outside tribal sentiments. If they’re basing their votes solely on religious and tribal sentiments they might as well enjoy Tinubu till 2031.

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