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GloriousGbola:
I posted a response. I get am in 4 8 0 p. 7 seasons. U dey festac side?

[color=royalblue]No oh

But I go reach there this week. Probably early in the morning [/color]

[color=royalblue] iamoyindamola

E shanu mi [/color]

iamoyindamola:
That was what I did🤣🤣

[color=royalblue]Abeg send a PM with it, Biko.

Which kind wahala be this?[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Izzou I dropped but the useless bot banned me

[color=royalblue]Abeg type am for your note, and attach the screenshot.

I am also tired of this Bot issue[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Exactly, before this tournament i mentioned since the prize money have increased they should do the ladies well
I read their training kits was held by the morocco boarder till quarterfinal

[color=royalblue]I don mention you tire.

Abeg where I fit find Scandal (the series)?

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diggz:
Yes, I believe they have in most places. Generally, they put markings on the road as well as signs before a roundabout.

[color=royalblue]Okay
Fair enough [/color]

Roland17:
I with you on this one. There is a traffic sign for literally everything here. There would be big sign on that bridge from the entrance of the bridge and the exact area where it occurs, especially, if the it has been observed that people are making turns that endanger lives. They would not leave it to the judgement of humans because not every one drives defensively.

The municipality or City, depending on who maintains the road will install and maintain the sign. They may decide to put a light that allows for U turn or flat out ban it because that median doesn’t allow for safe UTurns. They can also extend the median further past the bridge to ensure no one is attempting a U-turn on the bridge which is dangerous by the way.

The only issue I have is that, the sign was installed by citizens and not the appropriate authority that regulates traffic in Lagos (LATSMA, I believe).

Consequently, road users may refuse to follow the sign because, it is not exactly backed by law. LATSMA or the appropriate agency that manages that road, need to put the sign and include violations, this way it is backed by law and penalties can be enforced.

But I definitely understand why the citizens took it upon themselves to install the sign. Again, like I have always said, we have very weak institutions in Nigeria.

[color=royalblue]Sorry to ask

But is there a big sign to explain to road users on how to use roundabouts in the Obodo Oyibo?
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raumdeuter:
Na for that Bayelsa trip you don spot wife? So you go do marriage on top water. Kukuma turn am to exotic vacation

[color=royalblue]I never go Bayelsa this month oh.

Na Sean.kafor state I go.[/color]

raumdeuter:
Egbon no be so, I hear say dem carry wine give you for village and you no wan inform us

Good to see the blue ink once again

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I never reach that level oh. Thank you, Chief[/color]

GloriousGbola:
That is why izzou's paddy guy failed the test in a civilised clime. It is expected that drivers will show a reasonable level of thinking and drive in ways that will not endanger anyone. Do you need a sign against one way? Do you need a sign to wear your seat belt? A warning so you don't drink and drive?

Do you need to be told to drive below 20km /hr in a residential area?

[color=royalblue]This![/color]

Ellexy:
Welcome back from your ngwori break

[color=royalblue]Break ke?

I just dey occupied, and I go one place wey network no really good. So, I decided to just stay away from civilization, till I come back.[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Thank you.

It is clear as day for anyone. It will not take up to 1 minute to get to the roundabout. I follow that bridge all the time.

[color=royalblue]My guy in Europe went for his Driving test abi na interview, and failed woefully.

We talked over the phone, and I laughed at him

E carry Rumuokoro driving go Europe. Dem knack am 6 months ban first.[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Na wa for you. I asked your sister about your whereabouts.

Hope you no dey cell somewhere.

[color=royalblue] I'm good, Baba

She told me too. Thanks for asking [/color]

BlueRayDick:
Some people(mostly strangers) probably don't know there's no turning there , hence the reason people who do erected a visible sign there.

I hope u know it is not everybody that plies a particular road know where to turn and where not to.

There's one like that around ICM in Ikeja but there's a sign there warning road users not to turn there. At least if the sign at this particular place in the video is visible, nobody will claim ignorance of the law.

Why did they pull the sign down?

[color=royalblue]You can make a case for the damaged sign and structure, without justifying the irresponsibility of these drivers.

A roundabout is a roundabout in Lagos, Ekiti, Gombe and Texas.

To turn at a roundabout, you go round it. How can you say someone is not aware?

If the government needs to start putting billboards to educate people on using Roundabouts, then we better start reissuing Driver licenses again.

Anybody wey dem chop obviously has money in his pocket to dash police. There is no reasonable excuse to illegally use a roundabout, especially when it is free.[/color]

BlueRayDick:

Just learned that the bridge at mile2 was broken in the attempt to remove sign we safely installed to guide drivers against the police exploiters in that axis. Who could have done that? 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/clqvcMH4BT

— Objectv Media (@objectvmedia) July 28, 2025

Police has always been exploiting people for illegally turning mile 2 bridge .

Concerned citizens decided to erect a signboard warning fellow citizens it is an illegal U-turn in order to avoid further police exploitation.

Guess what ? The signboard has been removed and the bridge damaged in the process of its removal .

[color=royalblue]How is it exploitation when the person is intentionally breaking the rule?

A roundabout is clearly in your front. You leave the roundabout and turn at the beginning.

There's no traffic on the bridge. It's a new bridge, but people are so impatient to spend 5 seconds around it. As you no gree get patience, make Police help you chop your money

That's not Mile 2 though. It's the bridge connecting Alaba Oro to Second Rainbow [/color]

[color=royalblue] I'm alive guys. Thanks

Raumdeuter
Afrodoc
Iamoyindamola
Roland17
KingTom[/color]

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8466625/nigerian-ehis-akhimie-convicted-us#135981945

With Trump focusing on MAWA, any non native fraudsters will be chased

Ibeme:
Nope he is a learner who just got lucky

An experienced fraudster will not send money to Binance which has KYC (Know your Customer)

They will send it to Tornado for mixing, or send it to Stake.com and stake on some obvious things like Chelsea to beat ES Tunis or Bayern to beat Auckland. Stake will now pay them to any wallet of their choosing and the audit trail is lost.

This is most likely his first successful scam of any size that's why he sent to Binance

[color=royalblue]What if the transfer to Binance was to get the FBI off their backs?

What if Mr Aigbokhan doesn't know them at all? The report says the account was created since 2024, and no transaction has even happened there.

Maybe they just dumped some funds there, so Mr Aigbokhan can carry their cross [/color]

BlueRayDick:
Omo, but most of these scammers don't have sense sha.

How can u look for funds to 4ck with and na funds wey dey linked to POTUS u go mess with ?

Shey they don't know that from the day they executed that scam, they have lost peace of mind and freedom?

[color=royalblue]They almost got away with it nau

If not for the Binance Wallet bearing Mr Aigbokhan, FBI for waste more time to find the money

I am even wondering how they even conceived the thought. While the whole world was arguing Kamala and Trump, these ones dey think of wiping donations [/color]

[color=royalblue]Very funny thread

NPF would never cease to amaze me

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https://www.nairaland.com/8466150/police-took-80000-me-yesterday

BlueRayDick:
Why has the FBI retrieved N60m still in the crypto wallet and being mute on the remaining N400m ? Does it mean the guys were able to take N400m out of crypto wallet within 5 days? How?

[color=royalblue]They spent it nau.

4 Tokunboh luxury cars go finish that money.

My own issue is that the Mr Aigbokhan may not be the Yahoo boy. Maybe na person wey just give them him wallet make dem use.

Because if he was part of them, he wouldn't leave shi shi there for anybody to freeze[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Yahoo boy was able to make over N460m through phishing attack targeted at donors for Trump's inauguration. FBI was able to freeze about N60m out of the funds and currently seeking to arrest him. I guess that means the yahoo boy and his cartel were able to launder N400m before FBI could stop them between December 26 2024 when they received the funds and December 31 2024 when FBI froze their wallets.

How exactly did these boys launder N400m within 5 days ?

https://gazettengr.com/fbi-pursues-lagos-yahoo-boy-for-defrauding-u-s-president-donald-trump-of-2025-inauguration-funds/

[color=royalblue]The answer is right there....

Crypto [/color]

[color=royalblue]I really feel for corpers who serve in big cities

Na dem dey suffer pass

Your mates go get both payments and accommodations, free in other states

But because you wan serve for Lagos and Abuja, you go dey spend 200k a month, to collect 77k[/color]

diggz:
In all honesty, I’m a bit disappointed by you and your takes today. Next time, instead of making assumptions on my behalf, it’s better to ask me to clarify my position before running with any agenda you can latch onto. If you had followed my conversation with Spy closely, you would’ve noticed that I was asking different questions to understand why he supports the coalition and believes it can only work with his preferred candidate, Peter Obi, as the flag bearer. But you, who joined the conversation towards the end, picked a part of my post and have gone ahead to concoct all sorts of narratives. No wahala. When I have the time, I’ll respond to some of the points you raised in both your previous post and this one.

[color=royalblue]This is the post I quoted. You can clearly see that I bolded the part I disagreed with. I did not debate with you on whether Obi can or cannot rule Nigeria well, or change it in 4 years.

I only pointed out that the responsibility of party challenges is unfair to be heaped on one man; especially someone who clearly is nothing more than their presidential candidate; Not a founding father, not a Chairman.

I don't know where your disappointment is coming from, when from the onset, I told you what I was commenting on.[/color]

TemporaryHansel:
It wasn't Atiku's fault. Obi left the party, did you expect him to choose someone outside the party as his running mate? When will obidients stop running away from accountability?

[color=royalblue]I no get strength, my Elder [/color]

Ibime:
Even that VP sef no sure. An Okowa could still chase him from there like last election

[color=royalblue]Obi is the constant K for ADC.

Atiku shot himself on the foot in 2023. He will not try it again.

Okowa ko, Okoko ni [/color]

Ibime:
I've never seen so much chest beating from someone in the sunken place. Let me shock you, Obi can't win nomination in ADC, his best bet there is VP

In Trump voice - "he doesn't have the cards"

[color=royalblue]This is glaring already

Atiku will not decamp to ADC to be what? He cannot even be a VP.

I think the entire coalition is looking for the perfect time to break the news to the radical Obidients. Maybe 2026 sha.[/color]

diggz:
Firstly, you were the one who butted into a conversation I was having with Spy and claimed I made a wrong statement.

Secondly, there’s a reason I referenced both Kenneth Okonkwo’s and DonJ’s positions on leadership in the first paragraph of that post, not my personal position. There’s also a reason I’ve repeatedly asked you to share your thoughts on Kenneth’s interview without conflating issues.

Lastly, I find your last paragraph disingenuous. Abeg, could you point me to any posts I’ve made today or in the past on Obi that support what you’re claiming in that paragraph?

[color=royalblue]Maybe you haven't discovered this thread then, but DonJ said Obi was weak because he refused to lead protests and shut the country down

DonJ said Obi was supposed to oppose the Supreme Court ruling on crowning Tinubu as President. It is very well documented here.

Everyone who called Obi "weak", is always hammering on him taking power since he's the popular kid. Why is Abure and Apapa not calling him "Weak"?

If you are simply upholding DonJ and Kenneth's opinion, then you are indirectly supporting a Wike-styled leadership, of which Obi is the opposite of.

I am asking again. Is there any part of Kenneth's interview you would like to ask about? I have already given you my opinion [/color]

KingTom:

[color=royalblue]Toorrr...

He will most likely support Mr Weak Leadership as Vice President.

I am sure when they interview him about what he said previously, he will renovate the interview.

No be today, my Chief[/color]

diggz:
Sorry, but you haven’t answered my question. Could you please stick to what I asked so we can address one point at a time and avoid drifting into whataboutism?

[color=royalblue]Pay attention to what you asked me.

I have given you my take.

If you have any personal question from the interview, feel free to ask.

I am not here to convince you that Obi is a strong leader. I am only questioning why you think being responsible, not crossing people, and disobeying court order should be a sign of strong leadership [/color]