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Hemoviye:Do you think there are many innocent people there? 98% of them supported the movement. The 2% will adhere and listen to instructions. Those who will perish are 100% guilty |
Nwamazi8:If E sure for your papa come outside. Just snap picture of yourself outside with a signboard and let's see if you will eat lunch. Waiting |
Kafirbigot:We are checking now. We are waiting for you. No hide ooo |
Nwamazi8:Hand go touch you soon. Keep it up |
osuofia2:His keypad is faulty. His keyboard is stiff and his ink has finished. On his way to iweka to top his ink and change his pads. |
northbird:SW are too advanced. They've matured beyond all that |
Fighttillvictory:So, remembering your relatives that died should then cripple the state? I am sorry, how old are you? I can't just place your response. Please let's rest this argument. It is too childish Keep remembering your loved ones. Thank you |
Fighttillvictory:So when did that started? Was it endorsed by the government or some selected few (a sect)? |
gidgiddy:Sad but still better than being a slave in your own house. Think about that |
jmoore:The problem are the locals. They support them. Politicians are toothless because they are greedy. Once the local threatens to withdraw support, they do their bidding. |
okoro:Getting clearer. IPOB, Kidnappers and boko haram are terrorists. I can see some people celebrating soldiers being killed. I hope you keep that smiling face face still. Jungle will mature soon |
santaclaws:You are right |
Melancho:Catfish farming is most useless venture ever. Show me anyone that makes money from it? Except the ones that sell fingerlings. The only other way is to rear them in rivers. Apart from that, they have the highest mortality rate and no one survive rearing them in ponds or ANY other ways except from natural flowing water. Forget the OP. If he is making money from it, he won't be doing unnecessary videos. He is looking for people that will buy his fingerlings. You can only make something from this business if you hatch yourself or rear them in rivers. If you want to quickly lose your money, venture into fish farming |
Ofunaofu:Why the need for BDC? How can government be floating a legal and illegal structures at the same time. |
You people have problem. When Emirate left you were rejoicing and calling the country all sort of names. When Emirate returned you are still not happy and then asking the same government you have been jeering because Emirates left why did they allowed Emirates back. You people should let this country be |
quickly:They said he is not an entrepreneur per se but a philanthropist ![]() |
Contents:He won an entrepreneurship award despite not being an entrepreneur? Okay. Good for him |
Racoon:Just erase BDC. Have a single market. That's all |
oluwaseyi0:The lawyer is right. |
proeast:Why do you have to pay the $250? Why? |
Thankfully the boy was found in Lagos. https://dailypost.ng/2024/05/11/3-year-old-boy-in-ogun-stolen-car-found-in-lagos/ |
The three-year-old boy, Olamide Taiwo, who was in a stolen vehicle, has been found in Owode-Onirin, Ikorodu, Lagos State. DAILY POST had reported how a vehicle with a three-year-old boy inside it was stolen in Ikenne, Ogun State, on Saturday. The Toyota Camry car, with registration number PKA 446GV, belongs to one Taiwo Fayobi. Confirming the incident, police spokesman Omolola Odutola, explained that the car, whose engine was running, was stolen when Fayobi came down to open his gate. “One Taiwo Fayobi, resident in Ikenne Ogun State, reported that he alighted from his Toyota Camry PKA 446 GV to open his gate, and two hoodlums zoomed off with his car, with his three-year-old son inside,” Odutola said. Giving an update on the incident, Odutola told newsmen in Abeokuta that a good Samaritan in Lagos State had found the boy. “ Olamide Taiwo, the three-year-old boy inside the Toyota Camry stolen by two unknown hoodlums, was found by a Good Samaritan in Owode Onirin Ikorodu with the “Ikenne” tag on him. The Good Samaritan immediately called DPO Owode. The red Camry has not been found yet,” she said. https://dailypost.ng/2024/05/11/3-year-old-boy-in-ogun-stolen-car-found-in-lagos/ |
Dpharisee:So sad. May he continue to rest in peace |
yakson84:Is it not even pathetic that his PA couldn't afford that? |
peekspot:Thank God you survived. Next time, treat your orderly well so that they can be able to afford meagre #80k without disturbing you. God really loved you. Try correct yourself and then give that hospital a little shake up. They deserve to be dealt with. |
On January 8, Binance employees had a face-to-face meeting with three members of the HCFC and a clerk in Abuja at the House of Representatives building for a scheduled pre-hearing engagement in private. The meeting was chaired by the Honourable Peter Akpanke, the Honourable Philip Agbese, and the Honourable Peter Aniekwe, as well as a clerk. During the conversation, the Committee highlighted the important nature of the issues at hand and the lengths to which they were prepared to go to summon Binance, including issuing arrest warrants against our team and CEO and preventing our team from leaving the country. While concerning, it was understood that the HCFC does not in fact have the power to issue arrest warrants. The Committee confirmed that the public hearing would proceed on the 10th of January and that Binance would be afforded an opportunity to respond to any allegations publicly in the presence of the petitioners, press, and over 30 agencies. Despite multiple requests, Binance had still not received details of the allegations, and our employees, therefore, inquired if there was an opportunity to submit our responses in writing and in the absence of a public hearing. There were a number of reasons for that, including the sensitivity of the information and getting the opportunity to see the allegations in full and prepare a thorough substantive response. The meeting ended with the Chair confirming they would consider the matter and revert through Binance’s local counsel. However, as our employees were leaving the venue, they were approached by unknown persons who suggested to them to make a payment in settlement of the allegations. Later that day, our local counsel — representing us at that time — was summoned by the Committee through someone purporting to be their agent, who relayed the Committee’s terms and instructed our local counsel to advise us. Counsel reported back that he had been presented with a demand for a significant payment in cryptocurrency to be paid in secret within 48 hours to make these issues go away and that our decision was expected by the morning. Our team grew increasingly concerned about their safety in Nigeria and immediately departed. We, of course, declined the payment demand via our counsel, not viewing it to be a legitimate settlement offer, and clarified that we would engage in settlement negotiations on the following conditions: https://fij.ng/article/full-text-we-declined-house-committees-request-for-cryptocurrency-bribe-binance-ceo-narrates-colleagues-journey-to-nigerian-custody/ |
vengertime:Hatred has really beclouded your sense of reasoning. Attacking someone's mother who did nothing to you shows how irredeemably stupid and daft you've become. Here is the link for your reference: https://fij.ng/article/full-text-we-declined-house-committees-request-for-cryptocurrency-bribe-binance-ceo-narrates-colleagues-journey-to-nigerian-custody/ |
GloriousGbola:SECONDED! Had to write it in caps for all to see ![]() |
yoniehuin:This allegation is huge. EFCC needs to look into these allegations and culprit brought to justice. A huge dent in the country's image |
cucumbar:Regards to the animal that birthed you. Ciao ![]() |

