AngelicBeing: Let me help you since you don't know, financial embezzlement is stealing and swallowing government money like your politicians are doing in Nigeria
who are your politicians that stealing and swallowing government money?
what has "financial embezzlement" got to do with this case?
what is "kulikuli question"? [quote author=post=132781608]That case and investigation is still ongoing It is called financial embezzlement[/quote]if you say the case is still under investigation, then how is he going to jail?
TheChameleon: Simply ask Wike and Tinubu who turned you to a serial poser of very stupid questions. They are responsible for your predicament and pathetic state. Not me.
TheChameleon: ... and crushing Obidients hearts and giving IPOB free hometraining
how has that reduced inflation, corruption, unemployment, nepotism, cronyism, insecurity and fixed roads and provided infrastructure?
South South — ₦2.31 trillion South West — ₦2.22 trillion North West — ₦1.41 trillion North Central — ₦1.34 trillion North East — ₦911.65 billion South East — ₦823.54 billion
Revenue = Net FAAC + IGR
how has this revenue reflected in the quality of governance in the south south?
are the people of south south experiencing better living standards as a result of this revenue?
Daejumong: Why do married women Cheat? What made hundreds of rich and influential married women sleep with the Guinean bloke? Why did they break their marital vows and warm the bed of Baltasar without protection?
Research suggests that there are several reasons why married women might cheat. Here are some common factors:
Relationship Dissatisfaction: Many women report cheating because they are unhappy in their current marriage. This dissatisfaction can stem from ongoing conflicts, emotional detachment, or entrenched unhealthy patterns.
Emotional Neglect: Feeling underappreciated, neglected, or ignored can drive women to seek validation and emotional connection elsewhere.
Revenge: Some women cheat as a form of retaliation if they discover their partner has been unfaithful.
Boredom and Desire for Novelty: A desire for excitement or something new can also be a motivator. This might be due to feeling that their life has become dull or unexciting.
Lack of Intimacy: When women feel more like a housekeeper, nanny, or financial provider than a partner, they might seek an external situation that validates them for who they are.
Emotional Void: Women often cheat to fill an emotional void, seeking the intimacy and connection they feel is missing in their primary relationship.
Cheating and infidelity is often a symptom of deeper issues within the relationship. Addressing these underlying problems through open communication and counseling can sometimes help prevent infidelity.
did you interview all the women involved and they told you all this?
AngelicBeing: what kind of kulikuli question is this, huh
what is "kulikuli question"? [quote author=post=132781608]That case and investigation is still ongoing It is called financial embezzlement[/quote]if you say the case is still under investigation, then how is he going to jail?
foleskay: Werey girl. Effing trans. She'or he is part of the reasons Musk supports Trump. Wokism has destroyed his daughter to become a man. so he's regretting.
The spoilt brat can follow his elder sister Cardi B to Canada. She too has been mourning since yesterday.
The person that gave birth to the child had a son delivered to him at birth. People that were not there when the child was born are now calling the child daughter.
Kukutente23: Prof should quit wailing We voted a bigot in 2015 who believed in the sanctity of cow lives over those of humans We replaced him with another bigot in 2023 who believes in tribal baiting Let US make their choice based on what catches their fancy
in all the above you mentioned, the prof didnt complain.
casualobserver: go to Ikenne and ask your boss the midget that left Nigeria with 97% debt to revenue, almost zero reserves, backlog of outstanding forex, unprecedented printing of the Naira and on the brink of bankrupty and collapse.
eeeediot
what is the highlighted in your post?
who is "your boss the midget that left Nigeria with 97% debt to revenue, almost zero reserves, backlog of outstanding forex, unprecedented printing of the Naira and on the brink of bankrupty and collapse" that I should go to Ikenne to ask?
how does that answer the questions I asked you which are based on your thoughts in the post below?
casualobserver: He has taken bold decisions to set the country on the right path. The pain is a necessary side effect. The pain under Obi would have been worse if he didnt do the things Tinubu has done. You wouldnt understand as an Obidient. By definition only a certain kind of people support Obi....those with low IQ...the very shallow who dont see beyond their noses and cant see the big picture.
1. what has tinubu offered nigerians so far?
2. what are the "bold decisions" and how have they set nigeria on the right path?
3. where is it in the constitution that pain is necessary?
4. is tinubu going through the pain that you say is necessary?
5. how am I an "obidient"?
6. can you show me the discussion we had regarding that?
casualobserver: I didnt even realise it was you I was conversing with. I wouldnt have bothered engaging you in the 1st place. I only just seen your handle.
how does that answer the questions I asked you which are based on your thoughts in the post below?
casualobserver: He has taken bold decisions to set the country on the right path. The pain is a necessary side effect. The pain under Obi would have been worse if he didnt do the things Tinubu has done. You wouldnt understand as an Obidient. By definition only a certain kind of people support Obi....those with low IQ...the very shallow who dont see beyond their noses and cant see the big picture.
1. what has tinubu offered nigerians so far?
2. what are the "bold decisions" and how have they set nigeria on the right path?
3. where is it in the constitution that pain is necessary?
4. is tinubu going through the pain that you say is necessary?
5. how am I an "obidient"?
6. can you show me the discussion we had regarding that?
casualobserver: Go through my post history, I have explained it at least 50 times on nairaland i am not wasting my time on another ignoramus because another one of your comrades in ignorance will ask tomorrow to explain. the reqasons for the hardship and why they are not only unavoidable but necessary have been explained by many others in the press. social media Tv etc. If you dont know by now or are asking it is because you either dont want to know or you are trolling and anybody trying to explain is just wasting his time.
you are still saying the same thing.
Since you are not ignorant and are aware of the situation the country was in, then you should have no problems answering these simple questions.
1. what has tinubu offered nigerians so far?
2. what are the "bold decisions" and how have they set nigeria on the right path?
3. where is it in the constitution that pain is necessary?
4. is tinubu going through the pain that you say is necessary?
5. how am I an "obidient"?
6. can you show me the discussion we had regarding that?
casualobserver: You are too daft to understand so I am not going to waste my time. Those who can see beyond their noses understand this pain and the reforms are necessary. If I have to explain it to you, then it means you are ignorant, have not been listening or are not aware of the situation the country was in or it has been explained to you but you are too daft to comprehend or understand therefore my trying to articulate the reasons would just be a waste of time.
Like I said you are an obidient, grey matter is not what you are known for. anyone who thinks peter Obi is worthy of discussion is not worth engaging......have a good day.
Since you are not ignorant and are aware of the country was in, then you should have no problems answerinh these simple questions.
1. what has tinubu offered nigerians so far?
2. what are the "bold decisions" and how have they set nigeria on the right path?
3. where is it in the constitution that pain is necessary?
4. is tinubu going through the pain that you say is necessary?
5. how am I an "obidient"?
6. can you show me the discussion we had regarding that?
casualobserver: He has taken bold decisions to set the country on the right path. The pain is a necessary side effect. The pain under Obi would have been worse if he didnt do the things Tinubu has done. You wouldnt understand as an Obidient. By definition only a certain kind of people support Obi....those with low IQ...the very shallow who dont see beyond their noses and cant see the big picture.
you didnt answer my question:
1. what has he offered nigerians so far?
2. what are the "bold decisions" and how have they set nigeria on the right path?
3. where is it in the constitution that pain is necessary?
4. is tinubu going through the pain that you say is necessary?
5. how am I an "obidient"?
6. can you show me the discussion we had regarding that?