BeautifulSE:
Once you see numbers and percentages flying around. 65%, 75%, 90%, 1 trillion, 10 billion. just know dem dem from erosion republic are at work

SlyIg:


I don't blame you.

Silly fool...
Continue trolling cos you don't have handwork.

djbobby007:
igbo always complain

kristonium:
Anyone with fundamental history of Nigeria knows Tinubu can't be president of Nigeria.

The truth.

SlyIg:


Wetin carry you go this 2013 post abeg.

SlyIg:
Peter Obi and his woman voice.
Stingy
nothing to show for his govt.
Bad road in the state capital.
One of the most criticised governor. He is operating in a very dirty and unpresentable state capital - blocked drainage system, poor environs. Step into Awka,you'll weep!

nisot14:
Someone asked about training for field Coordinator at Ibadan south west, they said it has been concluded since last week. Imagine

The Phnom Penh Appeal Court has upheld the life sentence given by the municipal court to two Nigerian men, a Filipina and Cambodian woman, in connection with smuggling of more than 2.5 kilogrammes of cocaine from Brazil to Cambodia in 2014.

Presiding Judge Ky Rithy said, “After having a clear consideration in this case, the Judges’ Council of the Phnom Penh Appeal Court has found that the sentences given by the Phnom Penh Appeal Court is appropriate and fit for their offence."

The four convicts have the rights to appeal against the judgement to the Supreme Court within a month.

Judge Ky Rithy named the four as 49-year-old former nurse from Philippines Macoy Mavill Villamor; Nigerian cloth vendors Emmanuel Thankgod, male, 41; and Michael Sunshine, male, 39; and Cambodian Meng Sinuon, 38, a former waitress working with a French-owned-restaurant living in Chamkar Mon district’s Phsar Doeum Thkov commune.

Macoy was sentenced on September 16, 2014 by the Municipal Court with a life sentence while Sunshine got 30 years, Thankgod 27 years, and Meng Sinuon got 22 years in prison. Besides, all the convicts were slapped with fine of $10,000 each.
They were charged with ‘drug transport and trafficking’ under Article 40 of the Law on Drug Control.

Macoy was arrested on February 12, 2014 at the Phnom Penh International Airport in a joint operation by the police in the anti-drug department at the Ministry of Interior, the excise and customs police officers and immigration police.

Police seized a total of 2,513 grammes of cocaine powders from Macoy and her confession led to the arrest of Nigerians who arrived to receive the drug from her.

Piggyyeaster0:
fake news

Igbo:
ndi meth will rather die than not to vote for that Fulani man

SageOfChelsea:


Blind man, which politician in the south west has declared he will be running? So the igbos should be the first to do that? By the way, on the cave you live in, you didn't read that Anyim has declared his interest?

kettykin:
when IPOB becomes the president of Nigeria , the migration of igbos will be stopped . Sea ports in calabar , Akwa Ibom , Onitsha River port and Azumini River port will come on stream , consular houses of the major destination of igbos will be encouraged to be opened up in the South East , the idea of referendum will start appearing in discussion in the National Assembly, stable power generation and distribution off grid companies will be started up in the east . all these will reverse migration of igbos to Lagos , kano ,etc

Fejoku:
It's best we don't breathe life into this foolish thread. Allow it to die quietly.
Over...

Terorislam:
This order really touched local Yoruba Muslims miscreants very well, more than 20 different thread in less than 24hrs since the news was announced, Yoruba Muslims wants to maintain their unity beging position, anyway we must obey that order no matter what, to be a Nigerian is not by force

PrinceOfLagos:

Tinubu for where

Even Tinubu know sey presidency no sure for am

Mko123:
Are you sure this guy is not Fulani on disguise?

gidgiddy:


You should advice FG to conduct referendum so as to
know who still wants to be part of Nigeria, singing your national anthem and using your Naira