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voltron14:


Spare parts dealer's apprentice.

Very soon you go give that girl wey dey sell abacha belle.

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Johans1991:
Mumu op. Where did you see the gari and ground nut? Always fooling around with hate and bitterness

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Johans1991:
efcc are only following court order,if you have problems with that then approach the court.simple

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voltron14:
They are mad.

Whilst appeal is your right, you are considered a convict by all and sundry.

Bulkachuwa has the right to consider OUK as the convict he is.

Abi no be jail he dey now?

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Afamed:
Welcome development.

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Johans1991:
the same truth when he said he FCK ojukwu wife about?

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voltron14:


The one that said kill is a saint and the one that said love is the devil abi?

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voltron14:


You alleged and provided a newslink to buttress your point.

I chose the first paragraph from the link but you disregard it without you yourself providing a quote.

I cannot go in such an errand.

He who alleges must prove it.

Prove it with a quote.

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Johans1991:
Then approach the court who gave the efcc the right to seize the company. Ohanneze should stop disturbing us. Since they have those information why didn't them present it the court.

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voltron14:


Opening sentence:

In 2011, General Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), called for a revolution in Nigeria — albeit through the ballot.

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voltron14:
Islamization agenda.

Well let's wait for Ohaneze to react.

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voltron14:


Please if you want to trade rumours don't quote me.

I don't do exchanges concerning beer parlour conversations.

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Afamed:
Welcome development.

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zibya:
Shege Inyamurin

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zibya:
Shege Inyamurin

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dakpurubanka shege abokii ina achi amu na ka kwoi

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voltron14:


Please if you want to trade rumours don't quote me.

I don't do exchanges concerning beer parlour conversations.

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voltron14:


El Zakzaky once had his children killed by another democratically elected president. Of course, that didn't matter at the time because it didnt suit a narrative.

It is well known that successive governments have had to tread softly with a man who was operating another country within the country.

Dasuki is considered a security risk to the country and no court order would work in his case.

As tough as it may sound, it's the way the tower leans.

The Nigerian way makes it difficult for any with a clear head to undertake clear cut objectives because usurpers come out of the woodwork daily.

Sowore decided to play the hand of a usurper, the price for which he pays.

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voltron14:


30k?

That must be a huge figure for you.

By the way, why are you avoiding the issue?


Anyway, I blame myself for discussing the oil industry with an ordinary spare parts apprentice based in Ladipo.

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zibya:
Inyamurin you never tire to dey cancel ni?

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abokii are you through with gate?

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voltron14:


If Sowore doesn't believe in democracy and its inherent separation of powers, isn't it Ironic he expects the executive to treat him with kidsglove following the tenets of the very democracy he doesn't believe in?

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voltron14:


It's strange, exactly what I told your father.

He must have repeated it at home that's why you are echoing his thoughts.

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Afamed:

America airways are in the hands of private Investors. Don't make your ignorance fashionable here. No where in the world , government provides all the amenities for her citizens.

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voltron14:


Name one refinery owned by the British or American government.

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