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Islam › Re: At Last: Bible In Which Jesus Foretold The Coming Of Prophet Muhammed Found by lawbabs: 3:13pm On Jan 07, 2014
i dont normally comment on unverifiable, baseless, lies and bad reporting such as this but I need to just call the ops to order. If you must tarnish other religions to promote yours, then you have failed. You should promote your religion without any form of scrupulous and non-existent reports against other religion. Be warned!
Culture › Re: Mrs Dike An Igbo Citizen To Become The First Female OBA In Yoruba by lawbabs: 1:31pm On Jan 04, 2014
ak47mann: Mrs Dike an Igbo Citizen by Marriage to become the first Female Oba in Yorubaland! Her First Child an Igbo by Birth(Product of Adetutu Adesida & Mr. Dike) would likely become the Next Oba after the reins of the new Regent

She already had male and female children from Mr. Dike and as customs demands the Children, both of them are Prince and princess and the right for the inheritance of the throne is assured cool

http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/12/29/new-regent-installed-akure/
Don't get it twisted. Regency title is always an honour to the family of a late traditional ruler pending the determination of a new traditional ruler. So she won't be there for too long.
Phones › Re: Why You Should Buy A Samsung Device Instead Of Tecno by lawbabs: 8:22am On Dec 30, 2013
youngice: bros which university did you study economics. they thought you well
lol... thanks.
Phones › Re: Why You Should Buy A Samsung Device Instead Of Tecno by lawbabs: 7:59am On Dec 30, 2013
indigold2010: I just ran into this topic. And if with all my years of working on the Android platform and I don't comment then I have left most Nigerians mislead. The name is techno the other is Samsung. And for those of u even comparing that name to techno to the name Samsung, I guess u have been paid by techno to help promote their cheap hardware. Now let's start with hardware.

Samsung hardware is far too superior for techno, techno have to sell their phones cheap so they don't have to spend too much money on making a hardware to compare with the likes of Apple Nokia Sony or HTC. But that's the category Samsung belongs, the competitive zone. Samsung has to build their hardware to meet the standards of other oem's but techno don't have to cos they believe Nigerians are dummies that will use anything sold for a price that equals a waste product. Samsung uses some of the best chips in the mobile industry, the exynos chip and the snapdragon, what those tecno use? Some worthless chip with bad processing power. Samsung uses some of the best display technology in the super amoled display, what those tecno use? Some screen looking like a phone of the early 2000. And for the battery Samsung phones pack very powerful chipset which requires good energy to process data at a fast pace so the battery has to be at his best. Techno phones don't really need powerful batteries cos they already have a chip of no value and display is like a wrist watch. As for the cameras, Samsung packs some very good cameras that can compete with Apple Sony and other oem. But tecno 5mp equals the 3mp on a Nokia Asha phone, what a shame!.

Now let's look at their software, the only reason why apple(crapple) keeps taking Samsung to court in my own thinking is cos they can't cope with the kind of innovation Samsung brings to software design. Smart stay, smart pause, smart scroll, air gestures, smart commands, multiwindow, pop-up play, spen innovations and many others. My friend tecno phones lacks innovation all they do is pack an unbacked Android os into some cheap hardware.

Now let's talk about updates. When u buy a Samsung device at a high price it is because u are paying for other services as well which includes updates. Tecno doesn't care about updates. If u buy a Tecno device on Android 4.2 that's the end of the life of the Android os.

So my fellow nairalanders am not pushing Tecno of the way totally, if u can't afford a Samsung device then buy a tecno device to get a taste of Android but when u decide to compare Samsung to Tecno that's were u been very ignorant and very biased.

The Nigeria market isn't wanna of Samsung strong hold so Tecno innovation doesn't really bother them as a company.

I conclude by saying buy Tecno if u can't afford Samsung but by Samsung if u can afford it and stop been mislead.
My friend, your information is absolutely correct but let me correct the impression that tecno believes that Nigerians are dummies. No! Far from it. It has only employed a pricing strategy in order to stay in a seemingly competitive industry. The strategy adopted is generally referred to as Penetration Strategy. And considering that the product has a short life cycle of btw 6months and 2yrs, they are always looking for opportunity to drive volume and record sales turnover (Don't forget that turnover growth is the best indicator of marginal performance of homogenous product). Tecno's strategy involves looking for alternative materials (howbeit substandard) that can give the same look and feel of the high-end products with minimal risk and hazard. So for Tecno, the materials used in making its current set of gadgets needs to be cheap and affordable, hence the difference in price.

In the nearest future, I suppose tecno will have gained market share and stability that will enable it stay competitive. At that time, it will step-up (I suppose) to higher quality products and then, u will notice it immediately through price hike. At that time, all the current tecno phones will be obsolete. Tecno may ask you to bring your old phones and add cash to purchase a new phone with quality standard rather than fixing its imminent problems. That is how they must have planned to penetrate the market.

Tecno has found the Nigeria market lucrative for the following reasons:
1. The population is explosive.
2. There is tremendous number (my guess is 80%) of Nigerians who are low income earners and they also love to feel good like the rich folks.
3. Nigerians generally love cheap items (the same reason, fake items find their way into the country).
4. Android is gaining market share in Nigeria
Politics › Re: Sanusi Forced To leave 3-Months To The End Of His Tenure - SaharaReporters by lawbabs: 7:07pm On Dec 28, 2013
Rexxie: Sls's job was well stipulated n laid down b4 him at d assumption of office n i believe tryin to beat Julian Asange every now n then wasnt part of it..makin one sided donations over 2 blast victims wit public funds n bringing on board jaiz whateva bank in a land rife wit ethnoreligious tension n differences werent within his lines..nobody is saying he shouldnt convey financial statements or infos 2 d executive or legislature but when such statements n figures emanating frm such a high official proves to be outright misleading,false n calculated to bring d president to disrepute-as all fingers will point to gej-n u guys come on here still n put up such crap,then u got a long way 2 go. sls long shud hav gotten da boots.
U re just a GEJ ' S apologist. Think straight for the right reason. It was a private letter just like u hv internal memo within an organisation. So it is after investigation, he will now write to exonerate Himself? Think Now! Things aren't done that way. What I expect u to say is that SLS should have contacted NNPC first and seek to reconcile cbn observation with NNPC's record before writing the letter. And what makes u feel that he didn't contact NNPC b4 that. Of course we re not privy to that info except u work in NNPC or presidency - U know u guys are many here on nairaland. What i am worried about is how the private letter leaked. If it was leaked by SLS then he is a self seeker. If it was from ur presidency, then ur GEJ needs some house cleaning to do.
Politics › Re: Sanusi Forced To leave 3-Months To The End Of His Tenure - SaharaReporters by lawbabs: 6:42pm On Dec 28, 2013
Kachi188: Common sense will tell anyone that that claim was ridiculous. That NNPC has withheld an amount equal to the national budget for two years. Did U even hear NNPC's reply, that CBN brought up that complaint in september which the presidency forwarded to the petroleum minister who satisfactorily replied the. Query. Are you telling. Me that Sanusi had no idea that other government agencies take different oil revenues and not just NNPC.
If you are the MD of a bank, will you take that slight lightly, if your chief financial officer leaks a letter he wrote to you to the shareholders saying that all the profit the bank has made in two years are missing? Do you know the impart of that allegation on your credibility, knowing that most people will take it at face value since it emanated from such a high ranking official within the firm?
Let's be truthful o...that letter should only arise at the end of an investigation, not at the beginning.
Bros, your initial argument was that Sanusi ought not to write a letter in the first place b4 investigation. A beg park well. If u hv forgotten your statement, pls go back to page one of the thread. And my response is that it is the right thing to do. Where the problem lies is the leaking of the letter. If it was sanusi that leaked it, I don't know, if it was a mole in the presidency, I don't know. But because the letter leaked doesn't mean he shouldn't write to notify the president of any perceived irregularity. Or in your organization, you only sing the praises of your MD? You don't write memo to advise your management on a perceived leakage if any? Abeg abeg go and think about it....
Politics › Re: Sanusi Forced To leave 3-Months To The End Of His Tenure - SaharaReporters by lawbabs: 10:08am On Dec 27, 2013
Kachi188: If Sanusi has any decency left, he should just resign his position. That letter is a clear indication that he intends to embarrass the FGN. You don't write such a letter when investigations have not been carried out. It damages your reputation and calls into question all other information he has released. How many of them were false or deliberately exaggerated to achieve a desired reaction.
That is a foolish statement to make. How would u say, he ought not to write a letter before investigation. Is the letter addressed to u? How will investigation be conducted if he didnt write the letter. The purpose of the letter was for the presidency to investigate the inconsistency. What u should worry urself about is how and why did the letter leak?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Remains PDP's Candidate For 2015 Elections - Tukur by lawbabs: 8:46pm On Dec 13, 2013
maimalari: Speaking on the letter written to President
Jonathan by former president Olusegun
Obasanjo, the former governor of Bayelsa
State, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha said
that Obasanjo should play a fatherly role and
stop acting the way he was doing. He
maintained that Obasanjo’s present style
was what made the former head of state late
General Sani Abacha to put him in prison.
He said, “That was exactly what he was
doing till Abacha put him in prison, the same
style, he has started again. Anyway I don’t
think he has advisers. If he has advisers they
will call him to order . He is not the only
statesman we have in this country. Yes, I
respect him as former president. He has
contributed also to the sustenance of
democracy even in the military, he played a
significant role. We acknowledge all that but
power is transit. When you finish your tenure
you hand over the baton to others and
support the person in power and not to pull
him down, he added
See this criminal who stole from the people of Bayelsa, talking trash. It confirmed why OBJ compared GEJ to Abacha. Is Alams trying to say GEJ will imprison OBJ. These guys are finally looking for ways to cause chaos in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Supreme-Court Quashes Corruption Conviction Of Bode George by lawbabs: 4:18pm On Dec 13, 2013
pro01: Some of you are hopelessly daft. Can you establish that the president influenced the SUPREME COURT judgment? If not, then why drag his name into the matter?

At least we had proof that the disgraced Justhief Salami, former President of the Appeal Court, was influenced by Tinubu to facilitate favourable rulings for ACN in Osun and Ekiti (thanks to MTN call logs). Is there any evidence that Goodluck Jonathan was in touch with the Supreme Court justices prior to this judgment?
If you are paid by GEJ, congrats but that's where it ends. However, if you are not under his employment, I cry for you. It is so easy for you to close your mind to events happening in the country. Nonsense
Politics › Re: Supreme-Court Quashes Corruption Conviction Of Bode George by lawbabs: 4:12pm On Dec 13, 2013
GEJTILL2019: your father is tinubu aka oju yobo is king of corruption!
after GEJ leaves shamefully in 2015, I bet you will delete your account from nairaland.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Encourages Corruption In Nigeria - Tambuwal by lawbabs: 10:42am On Dec 11, 2013
Dominiquez: This guy is a mole, why didn't he applaud EFCC arrest of Tukur son and Lamido thieves?? All he is after is to see the wrongs of GEJ.

APC- Anti Progressive Criminals


Even my only sibling won't even get my vote if he dare in his life try to contest any election under this evil party.
You can see how foolish you are. You of all the lapdogs of the president should know that tutor's son's arrest and others is a facade. The more you look, the less u see...
Business › Re: First Bank Criminally Restricts Customers To Its ATM by lawbabs(op): 2:34am On Dec 04, 2013
Eesha: My dear I do not think this is a general problem as it happens I hardly ever use mine on FBN Atm as others are more convenient. Make a formal complaint or change the card.
I have complained before and nothing seems to be wrong. The customer care lady confirmed that. I am an IT person and I can only wonder why will my ATM card be singled out for "first bank ATM usage". That's absolutely nonsense. Anyway, I have made my decision. Once my hr sanctions it, I am out of first bank. Good riddance to rubbish...
Business › First Bank Criminally Restricts Customers To Its ATM by lawbabs(op): 11:20am On Dec 03, 2013
I have observed with dismay that my first bank ATM card cannot work on other banks' ATM. I thought it was a system error initially but this has continued for months now. It has resulted into hardship and I have to drive far to access a first bank ATM when I have some other banks close to my house. The annoying thing is that sometimes, the closest first bank, many times, has issues with its ATM and many times I have been left stranded. I am considering closing my fbn account and open a new salary account elsewhere but I want to know if others have experienced same.

I am very familiar with the CBN directive to banks and I know that this act by first bank is sanctionable by the CBN. I hope one of the management staff of first bank sees this.
Politics › Re: Yahoo Posts Offensive Article On Nigeria!!!!! by lawbabs: 1:53pm On Nov 15, 2013
What is offensive about it? It hurts us when other people tell us the truth. Why didnt they talk about Ghana like that. Can we deny any of the statements apart from the UNILAG tingy. U may say this is not a third world. But the features of a third world are present in this country. This morning, it was announced that 25 people were killed in fresh Boko Haram attack in Borno. Nobody said anything. It has become a norm. Abnormality thrives in this country. So what are we talking about.

If we cannot tell ourselves the truth, let someone else tell us the simple but bitter truth. Unfortunately, I reckon that no amount of insult and truth from abroad will change anything because we are used to abnormality.

The solution of Nigeria lies with YOU and ME. First decide to change yourself and vehemently reject the rubbish that our clueless leaders throw into our face. We must demand accountability and social justice. We must protest the lack of prosecution of corrupt officials. We must fight impunity. As long as we only complain about it and sit down and watch them do it, nothing will happen.

God help us.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana's Minister Sacked Over $1m Claim by lawbabs: 8:46pm On Nov 08, 2013
Reading this makes me tired of Nigerian leaders. For God sake, this is about the only country where the wicked are shielded from the law and the innocent are victimised and accused of wrong doing.

What is Stella Oduah still doing in the cabinet? Our president promotes corruption and his government stinks so much I am pissed. How could Alamiesiwhatever be given state pardon? In this same Nigeria, criminal will go and donate to churches and mosques and share testimonies of how God has been good to them. Pastors will tell congregation to emulate these corrupt officials (kai!). Imam will pray with and for them and also dine with them (na wa!). Sycophancy everywhere. No one who should tell them is ready to do that.

Where is Farouk Lawan?
Where is Femi Otedola?
Where are the pension thieves (Maina and Co.)
Where is 500 Billion Subsidy savings?
Where is Dimeji Bankole?
Whre is Stella Oduah.

Is this how the commonwealth of our land will be wasted and stolen without any form of resistance? Without questions? Without protests?

No wonder, they (these polythiefsians) know that we are so dull and tolerant. We will make a little noise and that is the end. They buy time by setting up ad-hoc committees in order to cover tracks. By the time findings are out, Nigerians have forgotten about the matter. I am so sad.

Until Nigerians begin to ask questions and not allow events and lies from govt to sweep these cases under the carpet, we will remain like this. We must demand accoutability. Lets all forget about sentiments of tribe and ethnicity. These wicked guys in Abuja dont remember their tribes or people when they ration the loot. Stop defending them. Stop defending the shameless Stella Oduah. Let us rise up as Nigerians and demand for accountability.

It may appear ineffective now but over time, it will become the tool for ensuring openess and good governance. Ask questions. Reopen buried cases. Let us wake up from slumber. Oil will dry up one day. What will the generations yet unborn live on if we continue like this. Let us stand for Nigeria and not for these wicked politicians because they are from our tribes. Let is reclaim our country from heartless and wicked politicians who are even ready to take loan (stealing from the future) to finance their comfort.

Let us not wait till we become like Sudan or Libya before we rebuild our nation and reclaim our commonwealth.

Thank you.

Up Golden Eaglet. Long live Nigeria.
Politics › Re: G7 Govs, nPDP Are Comfortable With APC by lawbabs: 9:49am On Nov 04, 2013
I am not a politician neither do I prefer APC over PDP. As far as I am concern, politics in Nigeria is a game for the pocket of the actors and all the political parties are only looking for greener pasture. But something strikes me and amazes me. Folks, does it not occur to you too that those who hated PDP prior to 2009 are now the same pple drumming up support for PDP just because the PDP president is from South South. The truth for me is, the President is not bigger than PDP and cannot make PDP good. A bad and sour soup is still a bad soup no matter how much you spend to make it tasty. So is PDP.
Politics › Re: Bulletproof Cars: Oduah Ordered Six, Not Two Cars by lawbabs: 2:17pm On Nov 01, 2013
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Politics › Re: Oduah - N255m Cars Were Not Bought For Me by lawbabs:
Before i throw in my comment, I must first of all say, I am not a tribalist and I respect everyone both on Nairaland and around me. So before you throw your sentimental sword, listen to the voice of reasoning within you.

I am worried about some alarmists from the East. It appears that they cry foul over corruption enquiries and investigations that involve any Easterner. The other day, an igbo group told the President they will no longer back him if he sacks Stella Oduah. This is absurdity in the highest order. I would expect them, if they are interested in protecting igbo interest, to say to Mr. President, "If Stella is found culpable, kindly remove her but replace her with an igbo person with high credibility and integrity". Why all this deadly sentiment? It amazes me.

From where I come (before you permutate, I am Yoruba man), we don't make excuses for wrong doing. In fact, it is shameful for us to have any Yoruba technocrat or public official being accused of corruption. That is why you didnt see any Yoruba group drumming up support for Patricia Eteh during her travails (She is from my State). Interestingly, I am surrounded by correct Igbo guys with high integrity but when I present issues like this to them, they simply cannot be bothered. In fact, one of my Igbo friends will say, it doesnt add value to him neither does it put food on his table. But in my honest opinion, these set of good Igbo pple should rise to the occassion and condemn this trend. When I see or hear Emeka Anyouku talks, I am always trilled and full of love and respect for him. I sometimes wish he is my uncle, so I could regularly draw wisdom from his experience. People like him should lend their voices and put things in the right perspective.

And this is not about Igbo/Yoruba imbroglio. So let no Yoruba fighter quote my statement in a bid to castigate Igbo folks.

Thanks.

Lawbabs
Politics › Re: Bulletproof Cars: Oduah Ordered Six, Not Two Cars by lawbabs:
Before i throw in my comment, I must first of all say, I am not a tribalist and I respect everyone both on Nairaland and around me. So before you throw your sentimental sword, listen to the voice of reasoning within you.

I am worried about some alarmists from the East. It appears that they cry foul over corruption enquiries and investigations that involve any Easterner. The other day, an igbo group told the President they will no longer back him if he sacks Stella Oduah. This is absurdity in the highest order. I would expect them, if they are interested in protecting igbo interest, to say to Mr. President, "If Stella is found culpable, kindly remove her but replace her with an igbo person with high credibility and integrity". Why all this deadly sentiment? It amazes me.

From where I come (before you permutate, I am Yoruba man), we don't make excuses for wrong doing. In fact, it is shameful for us to have any Yoruba technocrat or public official being accused of corruption. That is why you didnt see any Yoruba group drumming up support for Patricia Eteh during her travails (She is from my State). Interestingly, I am surrounded by correct Igbo guys with high integrity but when I present issues like this to them, they simply cannot be bothered. In fact, one of my Igbo friends will say, it doesnt add value to him neither does it put food on his table. But in my honest opinion, these set of good Igbo pple should rise to the occassion and condemn this trend. When I see or hear Emeka Anyouku talks, I am always trilled and full of love and respect for him. I sometimes wish he is my uncle, so I could regularly draw wisdom from his experience. People like him should lend their voices and put things in the right perspective.

And this is not about Igbo/Yoruba imbroglio. So let no Yoruba fighter quote my statement in a bid to castigate Igbo folks.

Thanks.

Lawbabs
Politics › Re: Nigeria Warns Kenya Over Deportation Of Official by lawbabs: 9:50pm On Oct 19, 2013
[quote author=Facts & Truths]I find comments as these quite stup1d and no less this very poster.
So GEJ should be totally operational in all ministries and eventually get to do their works. Later you'll be same to accuse him of not allowing his officials do their duties.
Pls the ambassador in charge should critically look into reasons behind the deportation and not rant nonsense till all findings are concluded.[/quote]Sorry, I dont intend to comment. But to let all know that this (Facts & Truths) is a voice from Aso Rock. I am too sure of it...
Politics › Re: Lagos Deputy-Governor To Iyanya's Dancer - You Are Degrading Womanhood by lawbabs: 12:29pm On Oct 17, 2013
JaaizTech: Some of the comments here are disgraceful. Some people have lost their sense of what is moral and what is not. How would a woman selling our privacy for money! be ok. She is dancing nude is in no way any form of art but a sign desperation and low self esteem. That dancer needs help, because she is simply being exploited because of her circumstances. I can not understand what is professional about showing your private part to the whole word in other to amuse them, only to be paid in return for the services!!!. There is very little difference between that and prostitution.
Reading through the comments here, my heart bleeds. Immorality has taken over the minds of the youths of this country. If the foundation is destroyed, what can the righteous do? We will keep praying for the revival of our land...
Politics › Re: Lagos Deputy-Governor To Iyanya's Dancer - You Are Degrading Womanhood by lawbabs: 12:17pm On Oct 17, 2013
Keneking: Who cares ? Why did she not invite Protestant church dancers to perform?
Is she MTN? She was invited the same way Iyanya was invited. You vain adult...
Politics › Re: What's The Power Supply Situation In Your Area Since The Handover Of PHCN? by lawbabs: 12:13pm On Oct 17, 2013
Carsonv: I noticed that since the official handover of the unbundled PHCN utilities to investors, power supply in my area has gone from Good to Worst! We go three days straight without power supply. This is in sharp contrast to the 22hours of power we used to enjoy not too long ago!

Right now, I don't know if it's a mechanical or human problem? Are those PHCN workers sabotaging us because some of them haven't received their severance pay?

What's the power supply situation in your area at the moment?
I thought I am the only one experiencing this. It has gone from worse to worst sef. Its more like I am having electricity once in four days. It is terrible. I have spent so much on fuelling my generator since the new investor took over. What a shame... The Pharaoh that knows Joseph not has taken over...
Car Talk › Re: Nissan And Stallion Nigeria Sign Assembly Deal by lawbabs: 8:41am On Oct 10, 2013
2ndOGA: Hmm, Scrambling for positions ahead of the "proposed" Used car import ban innit?

It is well.

I would rather say, they are part of the business guys that influenced that proposed policy on imported cars...
Politics › Re: Nigerian Embassy Attacked In Guinea Bissau by lawbabs: 10:40am On Oct 09, 2013
ZUBY77: Too many kids in this forum. Whenever an incident of this magnitude occurs, the least you can do is to find out the reason. Irrespective of what you think, there is always a reasonable reason behind every action. A kid was kidnapped in Bisau and was traced to Nigerians. Dont forget that we are the kidnaping kings of Africa. The kidnappers we chased out of Nigeria obviously migrated somewhere else. What do you think they do werever they ran to? Evangelism right? I dont blame the Bisau people. It is better they start fighting before its too late.
Thanks my brother... Nairalainders are so sentimental. I just knew Nigerians will go and ply their kidnapping trade in diaspora someday...
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Attacks Imo Community by lawbabs: 9:26am On Aug 12, 2013
Yorubest: This is serious

Following BRF's deportation to the East, Fulanis are now exporting them to their graves?

This is very very sad

Both actions have not been met with the acclaimed Igbo braveness

Where are the brave hearts of Igbo land. Where?

Arise and fight

I have Igbo third cousins please huh
I think it is not right to become a tribal fighter or mocker here on nairaland. I am a Yoruba man and I have seen many Igbo tribalists post some ignoble and insultive comments on nairaland. However, that doesnt make me wanna fight back because I know better. It is also not to say that Yoruba guys here don't do similar things against the Igbos. Having said that, I think it would be more honourable to use your post to promote Yoruba culture and what Yoruba stands for, rather than using your comment to generate animousity or mockery on nairaland. Just honest opinion of mine.

Thanks brother.
Politics › Re: Abiola's Family Has Forgiven Al Mustapha, Others by lawbabs: 8:29am On Aug 12, 2013
Jobless bigots have turned this post to tribal field. I hope the Igbo and Yoruba young tribalists here can grow up. Must you show how jobless or empty your brain is? Spend your time here to put in posts and comments of significant value to the readers. Your essence of being created is to be a blessing to others. If you have found it difficult to influence the neighbours on your street postively, why can't you simply use the little opportunity here to create value that will count for you and bless others. Grow up folks...
Politics › Re: Nigerian Police Officer Asking For Bribe (Video) by lawbabs: 2:56pm On Aug 07, 2013
Information reaching me confirmed the police officer has been arrested this morning. My fear is that they will only transfer him to one remote location... and he won't be prosecuted...
Politics › Re: APGA To Sue Fashola, Demands N20b damages by lawbabs: 8:27pm On Aug 02, 2013
i have been silent on this matter but i am really pissed at the way the igbo bigots picked this matter up. in 2011, the same relocation was done. the casualties then were mainly from Oyo, Sokoto, Osun. Many igbo guys on nairaland then laughed and even insulted yorubas. Some said, yorubas are fast becoming almajiris.

I am not making any unfounded allegations. check out the comments on this tread

https://www.nairaland.com/665960/lagos-ejects-deport-over-3000

and u will agree with me, that those crying foul now are just bigots... and I promise you, they will withdraw the case. Very funny people always crying foul...
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Lacks Proper Politics Ethics, Using Tribalism To Gain Votes by lawbabs: 8:25pm On Aug 02, 2013
i have been silent on this matter but i am really pissed at the way the igbo bigots picked this matter up including the so-called Peter Obi. in 2011, the same relocation was done. the casualties then were mainly from Oyo, Sokoto, Osun. Many igbo guys on nairaland then laughed and even insulted yorubas. Some said, yorubas are fast becoming almajiris.

I am not making any unfounded allegations. check out the comments on this tread

https://www.nairaland.com/665960/lagos-ejects-deport-over-3000

and u will agree with me, that those crying foul now are just bigots...

Thank you.

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