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There are always two sides to a story. Here is another viewpoint on the arrest of the judges:

edimalo:
This sounds Crazy! No wonder the judges were released unconditionally.

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Mahmud Mohammed, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, has confronted President Muhammadu Buhari in a face-to-face meeting in the Presidential Villa following the weekend crackdown on federal judges and two Supreme Court justices by the country’s secret police, The Trent can exclusively report.

The meeting, which held in the morning of Monday, October 10, 2016, was at the instance of the Honourable Justice Mohammed, multiple sources reveal.

Present at the meeting were Lawal Daura, the director-general of the Department of State Security Services, DSS, which serves as the country’s secret police and the president of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Babatunde Adejumo.

Our findings are that the meeting was very tense and the chief justice did not mince words when addressing the president on the matter. The visibly infuriated CJN tongue-lashed the president for violating the democratic principles of separation of powers and assuming the unconstitutional status of “supervisor” of the judiciary, an independent arm of government.


Justice Mohammed accused President Buhari of victimizing the judges targeted in the midnight crackdown by the DSS for refusing to be intimidated by the secret police over the matters of the election petitions of Rivers and Akwa Ibom states.

According to one of our top inside sources, the CJN exposed a series of scare and intimidation tactics carried out by the DSS director general, a kinsman to President Buhari, to make the bench bow to its wishes and overturn the judgement against the current governors of two oil-rich states.

Mohammed expressly accused the DSS DG of using the name of President Buhari in carrying out what he called an “unprecedented attempt to influence the bench and pervert justice” in the country. The president was visibly upset by the revelations and repeatedly denied knowledge of such harassment of of judges by the DSS.

Mr. Daura attempted to deny knowledge of such subterranean moves and claimed that the judges that were arrested, in what the secret police wrongly termed as “sting operation”, were corrupt. A claim which saw the CJN shout him down telling him to shut up and sit down.

After lambasting the secret police boss, Justice Mohammed proceeded to unreel instances in which Daura contacted judges handling the election petition cases claiming that ruling in favour of the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidates was “what President Buhari wanted”. Again, the president denies issuing such instructions.

The CJN also revealed that the minister of transportation, Rotimi Amaechi offered the judges millions of dollars to overturn their ruling on the two election petitions. He said the honourable justices rebuffed Amaechi because they were hellbent on delivering a sound judgment on the cases which had been unduly sensationalised by politicians.

Justice Mohammed revealed that Amaechi also said that he was acting on the orders of the president and that in actual fact, the judges arrested over the weekend were those who refused to be corrupted by the DSS and Amaechi and insisted on preserving the independence and integrity of the bench.

On this revelation, Buhari presented a disturbed contenance, our sources say. The president requested that the CJN puts down his position which we are reliably informed has been done.

Insiders revealed to The Trent that the climate in Aso Rock is unusually tense following the posture and damning revelations by the CJN.

There are whispers in the corridors that based on the gravity of the allegations against the DSS director and Amaechi, Buhari may let go of the duo to “clear his name from the embarrassing episode’, a top security source told our reporter.

Justice Mohammed went on to describe the DSS action as “very saddening”, “deeply regrettable” and a “distressing and unfortunate” incident when he later addressed the valedictory court session held in honour of a retiring Justice of the Supreme Court, Suleiman Galadima. The attorney general of the federation and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami was conspicuously absent at the event on Monday.

In the early hours of Saturday, October 8, 2016, operatives of the county’s secret police invaded the homes of a number of senior judges and abducted some of them from the homes under the guise of an anti-corruption battle.

“My lords, invited guests, ladies and gentlemen, not to detract from this occasion, it is indeed very saddening and deeply regrettable, the distressing and unfortunate incident which occurred on Friday, October 7 and Saturday, October 8, 2016,” Mohammed said at the valedictory court session held in honour of a retiring Justice of the Supreme Court, Suleiman Galadima

President Buhari appointed Lawal Daura, his kinsman from his hometown in Katsina on July 2, as head of the DSS after firing Ita Ekpeyong. Daura was recalled from retirement as he had retired from the service of the DSS when he reached the mandatory age of 60 according to the Civil Service rules of Nigeria. He is also a member of Buhari’s political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and served on the security committee for Buhari’s presidential campaign.

While the election petitions were being heard at the courts, the INEC resident electoral commissioners (RECs) for Akwa Ibom, Austin Okojie, was detained and tortured for 13 days and his Rivers State counterpart, Gesila Khan , was also detained for two weeks by Nigeria’s secret police. The harassment, detention, and torture of electoral officials of the two oil rich states was reportedly connected with the interest of President Buhari in reclaiming electoral victory from main opposition party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in those states.

None of the INEC officials detained by the DSS have been charged with any crime and the election petitions were eventually ruled in favour of the PDP by the Supreme Court.

http://techflave.com/2016/10/11/exclusive-chief-justice-nigeria-berates-buhari-face-face-meeting-aso-rock/

There are always two sides to a story. Here is another viewpoint

edimalo:
This sounds Crazy! No wonder the judges were released unconditionally.

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Mahmud Mohammed, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, has confronted President Muhammadu Buhari in a face-to-face meeting in the Presidential Villa following the weekend crackdown on federal judges and two Supreme Court justices by the country’s secret police, The Trent can exclusively report.

The meeting, which held in the morning of Monday, October 10, 2016, was at the instance of the Honourable Justice Mohammed, multiple sources reveal.

Present at the meeting were Lawal Daura, the director-general of the Department of State Security Services, DSS, which serves as the country’s secret police and the president of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Babatunde Adejumo.

Our findings are that the meeting was very tense and the chief justice did not mince words when addressing the president on the matter. The visibly infuriated CJN tongue-lashed the president for violating the democratic principles of separation of powers and assuming the unconstitutional status of “supervisor” of the judiciary, an independent arm of government.


Justice Mohammed accused President Buhari of victimizing the judges targeted in the midnight crackdown by the DSS for refusing to be intimidated by the secret police over the matters of the election petitions of Rivers and Akwa Ibom states.

According to one of our top inside sources, the CJN exposed a series of scare and intimidation tactics carried out by the DSS director general, a kinsman to President Buhari, to make the bench bow to its wishes and overturn the judgement against the current governors of two oil-rich states.

Mohammed expressly accused the DSS DG of using the name of President Buhari in carrying out what he called an “unprecedented attempt to influence the bench and pervert justice” in the country. The president was visibly upset by the revelations and repeatedly denied knowledge of such harassment of of judges by the DSS.

Mr. Daura attempted to deny knowledge of such subterranean moves and claimed that the judges that were arrested, in what the secret police wrongly termed as “sting operation”, were corrupt. A claim which saw the CJN shout him down telling him to shut up and sit down.

After lambasting the secret police boss, Justice Mohammed proceeded to unreel instances in which Daura contacted judges handling the election petition cases claiming that ruling in favour of the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidates was “what President Buhari wanted”. Again, the president denies issuing such instructions.

The CJN also revealed that the minister of transportation, Rotimi Amaechi offered the judges millions of dollars to overturn their ruling on the two election petitions. He said the honourable justices rebuffed Amaechi because they were hellbent on delivering a sound judgment on the cases which had been unduly sensationalised by politicians.

Justice Mohammed revealed that Amaechi also said that he was acting on the orders of the president and that in actual fact, the judges arrested over the weekend were those who refused to be corrupted by the DSS and Amaechi and insisted on preserving the independence and integrity of the bench.

On this revelation, Buhari presented a disturbed contenance, our sources say. The president requested that the CJN puts down his position which we are reliably informed has been done.

Insiders revealed to The Trent that the climate in Aso Rock is unusually tense following the posture and damning revelations by the CJN.

There are whispers in the corridors that based on the gravity of the allegations against the DSS director and Amaechi, Buhari may let go of the duo to “clear his name from the embarrassing episode’, a top security source told our reporter.

Justice Mohammed went on to describe the DSS action as “very saddening”, “deeply regrettable” and a “distressing and unfortunate” incident when he later addressed the valedictory court session held in honour of a retiring Justice of the Supreme Court, Suleiman Galadima. The attorney general of the federation and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami was conspicuously absent at the event on Monday.

In the early hours of Saturday, October 8, 2016, operatives of the county’s secret police invaded the homes of a number of senior judges and abducted some of them from the homes under the guise of an anti-corruption battle.

“My lords, invited guests, ladies and gentlemen, not to detract from this occasion, it is indeed very saddening and deeply regrettable, the distressing and unfortunate incident which occurred on Friday, October 7 and Saturday, October 8, 2016,” Mohammed said at the valedictory court session held in honour of a retiring Justice of the Supreme Court, Suleiman Galadima

President Buhari appointed Lawal Daura, his kinsman from his hometown in Katsina on July 2, as head of the DSS after firing Ita Ekpeyong. Daura was recalled from retirement as he had retired from the service of the DSS when he reached the mandatory age of 60 according to the Civil Service rules of Nigeria. He is also a member of Buhari’s political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and served on the security committee for Buhari’s presidential campaign.

While the election petitions were being heard at the courts, the INEC resident electoral commissioners (RECs) for Akwa Ibom, Austin Okojie, was detained and tortured for 13 days and his Rivers State counterpart, Gesila Khan , was also detained for two weeks by Nigeria’s secret police. The harassment, detention, and torture of electoral officials of the two oil rich states was reportedly connected with the interest of President Buhari in reclaiming electoral victory from main opposition party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in those states.

None of the INEC officials detained by the DSS have been charged with any crime and the election petitions were eventually ruled in favour of the PDP by the Supreme Court.

http://techflave.com/2016/10/11/exclusive-chief-justice-nigeria-berates-buhari-face-face-meeting-aso-rock/

mandax:
Op No Body,
Only a fool will fail to understand that if SOUTHSOUTH and SOUTHEAST fail to join up to pursue their desires, their desires are going to be most difficult, if not impossible to be realized.

Only a fool from the SOUTHSOUTH failed to understand that it is much easier for SOUTHSOUTH to get whatever SOUTHSOUTH people desire from Biafra than from very complex Nigeria.
Op,

Even your moniker says it all about who you are: No body.

Yes, an inconsequential No body as far as the struggle to free SOUTHSOUTH and SOUTHEAST from the clutches of new colonial rule is considered
.

Hehehe.... let me laugh very well in my native language first! Haven't you been told that you cannot insult people into aligning with you? Some people from the South-South have said they are NOT interested in aligning with your people to help them get Biafra, and the only response you can give is to insult them?? Will the insults help you change their mind?

Is that how you were raised? Chai!!

wristbangle:
Well said kemi. Infrastructural development will no doubt increase revenue base for the country and attract more investors in the country. My worries is 100 percent capital implementation

Which kind of dirty "well said Kemi" talk, is this? Our ministers and leaders are good when it comes to talk, but they fail woefully when it comes to execution! If I had one naira for all the excellent speeches that our ministers have delivered in the past one year, I would be a frigging multimillionaire!

This Kemi woman failed to articulate a fiscal policy in the first 9 months of this regime and kept muttering inanities and blaming the past government for every real & imaginary failure! Till now, the direction in which the economy is headed remains unclear because of the daily freefall of the naira!

The sector that is worst hit is the health sector. Cost of essential drugs have gone through the roof, especially for patients with chronic conditions due to lack of forex. Pharmaceutical companies are unable to manufacture specialised drugs for critical medical care locally, at an affordable rate because resources needed to carry out this task are so few and practically non-existent!

And Kemi Adeosun is making big speeches everywhere! Chai!! May God deliver us all in this country...

nicerichard05:
So less than 24hrs these people were able to pay kidnapers more than 15m, hmmmm just for one life oo.

well non of my biz

Abeg mak una help me beg seun 2045 too big oo @my signature

How much is Emefiele's salary that he was able to raise =N=15 million in 24 hours as ransom for his wife's kidnappers? Are you sure the money did not come out of the TSA account at the CBN?

tonio2wo:
You the buyer!

Guy, the traders would also lose money by not selling. And God help those who took loans to run their businesses...just calculate the interest rate that would mount up, when there is no business being done to service the loans!

chocolateme:
Hmm.. they should not start raising more dust again.. this country doesn't need this drama for now.. they should allow that man to go home to his wife and children abeg.. he is not the boko haram threat the country is currently facing right now.
PMB seems to be so scared of this man that he will rather accept the menace from the herdsmen to letting this man go.
Ok oo, we are here, not going anywhere

Why should they allow him to go home? And why are these IPOB people worried about Kanu being jailed illegally? Was Mandela not put in jail illegally for many years in Robben Island, South Africa for many years in far worse conditions?

Abeg, let Kanu enjoy prison jare......nothing spoil!

PapaBrowne:
The guy was so on point. In a nutshell instead of looking for money to borrow let's cut costs of administering governance. Peter Obi believes we can save 1 trillion naira that way

Abeg, na this kind man Peter Obi dem suppose make Federal Minister! Na correct guy!

medeay:
This is a comment made by someone on the said facebook poster's page:
comment by Olusola Adetimirin ''Sorry this road is not Itoikin Rd, it's an access road that leads from sagamu road to sabo in Ikorodu, and it was not Ambode who commissioned it but, what is bad is bad whatever name one chooses to call it.
Like · Reply · 16 mins''

kayceecompany:
Really commendable.
The only problem is that the durability of these roads are questionable. The thickness is substandard.
The one in my area, this PSP(LAWMA) lorry will soon destroy the yet-to-be commissioned road. The lorry came once and the road is giving way. I don't know if it's the contractor's fault or if it's the state government's fault.

I am even sceptical about the list of all these roads Ambode is claiming to have commissioned or completed. Oba Elegushi Road in Ikate area of Lekki at the 4th roundabout was constructed by Lekki Gardens. They did that road with interlocking paving stones in order to ensure that it was motorable to their Lekki Horizons site. So why is Ambode claiming credit for this road that has been completed since early 2015?

ifeanyi83:
So they go ahead spending tax payers monies on commissioning substandard roads. The strectch of road from checking point leading to bonny camp in VI is a clear example. That road didn't last 6months. It's a harrowing experience plying that road everyday. Commissioning roads, roads. Na wa o...

I no know say you sef see am...

kayceecompany:
Really commendable.
The only problem is that the durability of these roads are questionable. The thickness is substandard.
The one in my area, this PSP(LAWMA) lorry will soon destroy the yet-to-be commissioned road. The lorry came once and the road is giving way. I don't know if it's the contractor's fault or if it's the state government's fault.

I am even sceptical about the list of all these roads Ambode is claiming to have commissioned or completed. Oba Elegushi Road in Ikate area of Lekki at the 4th roundabout was constructed by Lekki Gardens. They did that road with interlocking paving stones in order to ensure that it was motorable to their Lekki Horizons site. So why is Ambode claiming credit for this road that has been completed since early 2015?

ifeanyi83:
So they go ahead spending tax payers monies on commissioning substandard roads. The strectch of road from checking point leading to bonny camp in VI is a clear example. That road didn't last 6months. It's a harrowing experience plying that road everyday. Commissioning roads, roads. Na wa o...

I no know say you sef see am...

gstuntz:
Good morning Ogas, Do you know you can get great discount for your next event if you are booking early? Do not wait until it is few months to your event before you start running around.
You can get the venue while sitting in your bedroom or office and even up-to 50% discount when you contact us early.
We are waiting to hear from you or contact me directly on email or whatsapp godstime.asine@ogavenue.com.ng ,08054447315 respectively .
We wish you all a great week.

You should list the event halls along with a full description of where each hall is located, as well as indicative rental prices per day. It would make more people interested and they would be able to contact you directly with a firm offer. Just my 2 cents.

Oga, 648 sq.metres is just 1 standard plot of land. It is NOT 2 plots, so please do not mislead people.

OKEMKPI:
Yes

Please how much is the table-top burner with the mini oven? And does it use gas or electricity?

nellaluv:
The place be like small london now, very fine. Even those living on the island would be jealous .

Post the picture, or 'ahdontbelieveit!

genieluv:
Oh, are you saying you cannot challenge my historical facts anymore or your data subscription has been finished on your day and night googling just to challenge my facts? Well, lemme give you a break to ask for more money from your dad, so you can do more googling. LoL, all u'd have just done is ask me politely, no harm in asking, i don't bite. LoL.

Anyone that knows the average middlebelter will know that they are extremely down to earth peeps. We easily learn people's languages and acculturate. Mercy is fluent in yoruba as well as she grew up in Lagos. My idoma stepfather speaks igbo, hausa and yoruba + his own idoma and Tiv. He was even learning Enuani small small because my mother and grandmother and her sibblings always speak Enuani amongst themselves at home. So we are like that.

Up Middle-belt!! The only region with the most detribalised ethnic groups in Nigeria!

SpicyJosBabe:
OMG, genieluv dear, so you are still battling these guys since that day?
Men are you an amazon of a woman , well 4me i'd say you should take a chill. You are too much to be wasting your time on these IPOB children of hate, we know them everywhere and their bottled up souls of frustration, embitterment, despondence and self-inflicted pain.

Chai! I no know say you sef don sabi dem...

chukzyblingz:
Real Aniomas don't call themselves Delta Igbo. They call themselves by their real ethnic groups. Anioma has so many different ethnic groups that calling the whole of Anioma Igbo is an insult to the non igbos in Anioma. 98% of my Ika people are from Edoid tribes and they reserve the right to either be igbos or not. Anybody arguing the Edo origin of most Anioma groups is only blinded by prejudice and biased.

I don talk say I no go laugh today, but ....hehehe...

nextstep:
Ah ah... has it come to that? I was simply giving examples that the fact that a people speak a certain language does not make them the same as the originators of said language. You are right about being on different continents and colonialism, and I shall look for more appropriate analogies in the future. However, if an Anioma person speaks Igbo, yet traces his origins to Yoruba, Benin, Igala, and other places, based on his own unique history, why would you insist that he is of Igbo stock, without trying to understand his point of view? That was the point I'm trying to make.

Is such a person Yoruba, or is he Igbo? Or both? For us, we think neither of the three, because that emphasizes the other regions without recognizing the emergence of a newer identity: he is Anioma

Well said! I beg tell dem the truth, jare...

nysot:
3bedroom:
All rooms ensuite with Visitor's toilet
Rent is 1.1m per annum
Service charge: #150,000 per annum
Agency and Agreement:#100,000 each
Total package: #1.450m

**Inspection fee applies

Call: 08064215912, 08054638235
WhatsApp: 08064215912

Which one is inspection fee, again? Are you not collecting 10% agency fee? Only hungry unregistered estate brokers cry for this so-called inspection fee! mtcheew...

middlebelter:
Innoson should grab the opportunity to show that they have excellent post sale service by asking for the location of the customer and then direct him to the nearest service center with an apology which should be displayed on all the media that read his public outcry. Thereafter, Innson should encourage all existing customers to contact all their care or service centres all over the country.
An average Nigerian know that any car can develop issue on or before two years. Toyota, Honda, etc. There are countless number of recall of thousands of cars by global brands.
Innoson is our own in Nigeria, we are and should be ready to support the firm to attain global brand. Indeed we should be proud that it just a complaint out of thousands that have been sold.
I however consider the response on customer care handle of Innoson rude. That complaint should be turned to a marketing campaign opportunity, repair or replacement the faulty part for free and then tell the public his matter had been resolved and encourage him to spread the good news again through the same platform he used to complain.

Innoson, my Prayer is that I will have money one day to buy made in Nigeria car and that car is Innoson. Why?Am am Proudly a Nigerian, I identify with made I Nigeria products and sincerely wish Innoson well. Go and conquer the global market!

I agree!

This is where Innoson should have published a list of its' customer care lines, service centres nationwide and all its list of dealers in every city. They should have turned it into a huge campaign to show the level of 1st, 2nd & 3rd level support structure they have in every city, to back up their products and offer after-sales service.

Did they do that? No! It just shows that (in all probability) their after-sales service structure, needs a total overhaul. That is why a customer had to take to twitter, before he could get any redress!

SnowJay92:
So the right way to seek redress of by going to twitter to say the the product is rubbish, for someone with a high level access like the man? You're not getting my point, that man has 101 better ways of solving that problem without going on twitter to tell the world that innoson cars are rubbish, because that was his intent.

Goodness gracious me! So you entered into the man's mind in order to detect his intent? Are you psychic? Or just clutching at straws and misrepresenting issues, as usual?

This is where Innoson should have published a list of its' customer care lines, service centres nationwide and all its list of dealers in every city. They should have turned it into a huge campaign to show the level of 1st, 2nd & 3rd level support structure they have in every city, to back up their products and offer after-sales service.

Did they do that? No! It just shows that (in all probability) their after-sales service structure, needs a total overhaul. That is why a customer had to take to twitter, before he could get any redress!

MotorConnectz:
2 -wheel drive with a 4-wheel drive like output

You need to be clear. Does it have the 4-wheel drive switch that enables you to switch to auxiliary 4WD mode when driving on a rough terrain? An SUV without good 4-wheel drive capability to tackle off-road terrain, is just a sheer waste of money.

SnowJay92:
In business you take all sorts of bullcraps to get thru the ranks, Innoson understands this, it's not about right or wrong. I still maintain that the Abah man is not fit to be a Nigerian government official, car that he didn't even buy with his own money, why try to publicly ridicule a Nigerian product, at a point when the government you belong with is telling Nigerians to patronize home made products.

I cannot believe that I am reading this??!!! So a man cannot complain again, if he is not getting good quality performance from an official car that was assigned to him, which is expected to help him carry out his functions? So what if he did not buy it with his money? Does that mean he should continue to suffer in silence, instead of making his concerns public and letting the manufacturer address the problem? Who cares if the manufacturer is a local company, or a foreign one?

How will things ever work properly in this country, if we do not seek redress from those meant to address the problem? Afterall, what is after-sales service all about, if not to ensure that the customer derives satisfaction from a product after it gets to him?

Abeg, receive sense in Jesus name!!

TRYGO:
@Laudate. Its in the first point in the text.
The hybrid battery is also called the traction battery.
Getting a battery? New or used? For new, you check it up online; for used, you could get it ordered also fro. abroad, or the normal "Ladipo" people.
If your hybrid battery is dead, you replace it.

It costs a huge amount of money to do that. Those batteries cost over a half a million naira or more depending on the model. Those batteries ain't cheap. My neighbour has permanently parked his hybrid car, since the battery died.

Wow!! Someone should make this into a film...

mycece:
LR3
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Inspection: 07032720592

What is the condition of the suspension system? Are there any faults that need to be fixed? kindly confirm.

Nice looking SUV. Can it fly for 2.5 mill?

MotorConnectz:
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Is this a 2-wheel drive model or a 4-wheel drive one? Kindly confirm.

How much is the cost of the battery? You forgot to include that vital piece of information. And when a problem occurs with the battery, where can it be fixed?

magicminister:
Then that is not a serious company!

If he is an effective staff, why fire him over something like "I hate my job"?

Which job is a talking about? It could be that her was baby sitting some unruly kids or hates the fact that after his job, he is stuck in traffic for hours before he gets home.

As long as hr is still an effective staff, that is not a reason to fire him.

Abi, o! What if he was just having a bad day at work? Sometimes, things happen on your desk that make you hate your job. At other times, you have experiences that make you love your job. Their HR dept must be filled with 'witch-hunting' people, if you ask me...

OneSentence:
my problem with injoo was frustrating. similar to what op experienced. they couldn't fix it. the twist of it was that they now asked me to pay a total of about 6K short of getting a new phone. that was when I took it from them with a few parts missing like screws and all. even the engineer that removed parts told us we took the parts home with us. a phone we gave him unopened. I have never and will never use any of these china phones and their customer care lines are just rubbish. wht they say isn't what is on ground at all. op pele...at least I got my phone back with a few parts missing .

Na dis kind thing I no dey like! Instead of logging on to Nairaland to lament, just send your complaint to Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Consumer Protection Council (CPC), file a report against them at the nearest Police Station, then get a good lawyer to file a case against them and make sure it generates huge publicity on social media, like no man's business.

That is the problem with Nigerians. Instead of seeking redress through the appropriate channels, we like to sit down and complain! mtcheeew!

DonX001:
Lovely writeup.
Learnt a few nuggets. (for those of us that are running companies, there are key lessons buried amidst the lines in the article).

woodboi:
The laws in Nigeria are as empty as they are full..... I love this.

It is a great story. A lot of aspiring entrepreneurs can learn from his experience and take precautions, to avoid the same problems he faced. Toyin Subair, experience is a great teacher and I believe you will rise again, bigger, better and more successful from the ashes, just like the Phoenix!

demandtruth:
At the end of ur journey here on earth, nothing or anyone will remember you.

You are one of the indomie generation who don't know a single jack about the year 1984.

There was never an hunger, dearth, poverty or the vices that we experience before then and after then.

Go and ask you father

Idiagbon, continue to rest in d Lord.

You get time to reply that 're.tarded loser? Don't blame the mugu. He wasn't even born then. And the school he went to, did not teach him how to research and verify the facts...

grodt999:
Only Discipline?
Lets see...

Bsc Economics degree, (not common for Nigerian leaders - Buhari no finish secondary school)
Well spoken with a clear audible accent (Buhari mallam accent with poor grammer)
Articulate and upright with his beliefs (Buhari is a biased mallam)
Got his appointments based on merit (Buhari appointments based on Northern hegemony)
Not corrupt (Buhari uses fronts like his family and friends to thief, he also fratanizes with former PDP treasuty looters)

Idiagbon has more than discipline!!!

True!!

kenonze:
Most Typed applications were done in a business center. It is not the total input of the applicant.

Secondly some business centers may also propagate the news that my establishment is open for suitable application thus making it more difficult for us to vet numerous applicants

And you think a hand-written application may not have been copied from a typed one? Or that someone else could not have dictated the contents of the handwritten application, to the applicant who wrote such an application? Siddon there....how do you think students cheat in exam halls? By previewing or 'giraffing' the answer sheets of those sitting next to them...