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I hope commander in chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu addresses the nation in a timely fashion. We are under attack as a sovereign nation. President Tinubu needs to come out and explain, how and why he gave permission for a foreign government to strike Nigerian soil. Was it approved by Nigerian senate ? was Akpabio complicit. To what goal or aim is the strike on Nigeria suppose to achieve ? So many questions,I hope due process was followed. |
Mankind2024: We need to have guard rails and system checks in place, so that it will be hard for any person to loot so much. Its obvious Malami looted up 1 billion dollars. Because the properties announced is what they have been able to discover. I am sure he has more hidden, that the government is not even aware of yet. |
sulaak:Such a shame, i am sure there are still more funds, the government is yet to recover from him. No wonder he married Buhari's daughter....thinking that would give him lifetime immunity against his loot and theft of government funds |
Housing:Point to one article where I supported Malami. You can’t, because it doesn’t exist. Your attempt to smear my work collapsed under its own weight. What you’re missing isn’t intent; it’s comprehension. You’re reading for literal comfort where the writing is clearly rhetorical. Sometimes it’s devil’s advocacy, sometimes satire, sometimes strategic provocation,always contextual. If you can’t distinguish tone, that’s not ambiguity on my part; it’s a limitation on yours. The state doesn’t lack tools. It has records, data, and institutional memory, more than enough to impose guardrails, enforce accountability, and expose impropriety in allocations. Immunity from prosecution was never immunity from scrutiny. And let’s be serious: Emefiele didn’t operate in a vacuum. Subsidized FX didn’t evaporate into thin air, it flowed through a network, a cabal under Buhari’s watch. Pretending otherwise insults basic intelligence. Those beneficiaries should be named, shamed, and where evidence supports it, prosecuted. So when you read my posts, read to understand. Ask first: is this rhetoric, devil’s advocacy, or sarcasm? If you can’t tell the difference, don’t project intent, upgrade your reading. |
Reference:God will bless you !! If we correct the systems and do a reverse engineering to see exactly where and how these people are able to steal so much money. WE can put in place guard rails and systemic checks that will prevent one person from looting over 100 million dollars. These current methods of catching a thief 5 years after theft is not an effective one. Every January thief should be caught by June of the same year, and should be in Jail by December. |
Rebelutionary: You are begging for attention from me.....I understand The paucity in my engagement with you, comes from my perceived lack of your intellectual depth. You just want noise and attention. I have stated facts. You can self-entertain yourself all you want. |
Putindbutt:The prosecuting government lawyers have access to a lot of evidence and records. Prosecuting them shouldn't take a lifetime. You gave somebody 100 million and all evidence and receipt shows he only spent 20 million for the state. He cant account for the looted 80 million You dont need OJ Simpson lawyer to prove guilt. |
Rebelutionary: Atleast you are a fan. Thats for a reason. |
Wickedtruths: Some of us are blessed by God. We dont need to steal. Yet we are very wealthy. |
Putindbutt:It doesnt take 10 years to prosecute people. Justice delayed, is justice denied Allowing them enough time to enjoy the loot, sends a wrong message. |
I am in support of Malami being dragged to court. But how did Malami have access to such funds, there must have been a lot of people culpable. They should all be arraigned. Even the civil servants complicit should be arraigned. We need to fix the systemic rot and send a stern message, that the corrupt and the partaker will never rest in peace. But what happened to Yahya Bello What happened to Emefiele Emefiele should release the names of people he gave subsidized dollars to....Let him release the top 100 names, that got the most dollars from CBN. Why is EFCC only prosecuting on partisan basis ? Are you telling us there is no APC corrupt politician ? All those state governors that have been receiving FAAC allocations for 2 years, and have nothing to show for it, do you need a fortune teller to tell you they are looting the funds ? Are we borrowing billions of dollars to fund the current looters ? Is Tinubu administration using EFCC,ICPC to haunt and destroy opposition and those who stand in their way ? |
integrity16: Do you know how much Dangote donated to Obasanjo's campaign ? Do you know how much Obasanjo sold the refinery to Dangote ? Do you know why Yaradua had to take it back from Dangote ? This is just a little bit of the knowledge known to some of us. Dangote will not be running helter skelter if he had nothing to hide.....He woudl not be suing everyone that tries to open up where the skeletons are buried. |
integrity16:Saying "we know what happened in Port Harcourt refinery" is not character assassination. Take off your tiara. Stop being a drama queen. |
Rebelutionary:Bold talk, thin substance. You shout like volume equals courage, but all I see is noise trying to cosplay conviction. Calling names isn’t strength; it’s camouflage for an argument that never showed up.You accuse cowardice while hiding behind theatrics |
UKEMY: Netenyahu is a fugitive and war criminal. Changing the topic doesnt make him innocent. |
integrity16: Everyday,people wealthier than Dangote are criticized all over the world. Unless you live under the rock, you would have noticed this. Kailani has chosen God's court.....and time will tell. He can use his billions to bully people who dare share a contrary view to his. Or people who dare to hold him accountable But the question is.......for how long ? |
UKEMY:I am not going to be dragged into any bullshit. My concern is,he should leave Nigeria's name out of his mouth. |
promami:You think you can win someone like Dangote in court even with evidence ? Do you people take us for fools ? You think people don't really know whats happening...... You keep dropping tropes like "Go to court" Or "build your own refinery" We don't have billions doesn't make us stupid. He will rather go to God , than go to court. |
Rebelutionary:You have been exposed. you have met someone who doesn't worship money Using financial might to bully a man for his opinion makes you feel strong. You dont want us to mention God because you know......Thats one place your billions dont matter, at all. |
JuanDeDios: There are so many of them. They should flush them out and seize all their assets. |
integrity16: He was threatened. He read that statement under duress He was threatened with physical and financial harm |
KobolanderSegun: LMAO Another money worshiper. |
obrian888:Everybody, i dont care, Tinubu,his son, his wife all of them should have stolen assets seized and auctioned. |
Pointnoire:We have had bullies like Dangote in the past. He wont be the last...... Na only Billions e get He is not God. |
This is the kind of rhetoric that destabilizes nations. While tens of thousands have been killed in Gaza, he appears on television attempting to shift the conversation to Nigeria, as if Nigeria were the problem that demands his moral attention. It feels like a deliberate diversion — a way to deflect scrutiny from the humanitarian catastrophe in Palestine by projecting concern elsewhere. Many Nigerians believe that growing tensions between Nigeria and the United States are not organic, but are being influenced by broader geopolitical interests tied to Israel. Whether through lobbying, pressure, or narrative framing, these dynamics deserve honest examination, not denial. This is a man who has faced unprecedented global protests, with demonstrations against his actions erupting in major cities across the world. He is accused of serious violations of international humanitarian law, with the International Criminal Court prosecutor seeking accountability. Large parts of the international community now view him as politically isolated and morally compromised. Yet here he is, under studio lights, speaking as though Nigeria is his concern. Nigeria is not his project. Nigeria is not his distraction. Nigeria is not a talking point to be used while Gaza burns. If he wishes to speak to the world, let him first show humanity. Let him address the suffering in Gaza. Let him confront the accusations before him. And above all, let him keep Nigeria out of his mouth. Nigeria has its own voice, its own struggles, and its own dignity. |
This is the kind of rhetoric that destabilizes nations. While tens of thousands have been killed in Gaza, he appears on television attempting to shift the conversation to Nigeria, as if Nigeria were the problem that demands his moral attention. It feels like a deliberate diversion — a way to deflect scrutiny from the humanitarian catastrophe in Palestine by projecting concern elsewhere. Many Nigerians believe that growing tensions between Nigeria and the United States are not organic, but are being influenced by broader geopolitical interests tied to Israel. Whether through lobbying, pressure, or narrative framing, these dynamics deserve honest examination, not denial. This is a man who has faced unprecedented global protests, with demonstrations against his actions erupting in major cities across the world. He is accused of serious violations of international humanitarian law, with the International Criminal Court prosecutor seeking accountability. Large parts of the international community now view him as politically isolated and morally compromised. Yet here he is, under studio lights, speaking as though Nigeria is his concern. Nigeria is not his project. Nigeria is not his distraction. Nigeria is not a talking point to be used while Gaza burns. If he wishes to speak to the world, let him first show humanity. Let him address the suffering in Gaza. Let him confront the accusations before him. And above all, let him keep Nigeria out of his mouth. Nigeria has its own voice, its own struggles, and its own dignity. |
FriendsAndFans:Stop confusing evidence for guaranteed action and safety in Nigeria. The man was threatened with physical harm and financial ruin. Even with evidence, he can still be physically and financially manhandled We are in Nigeria. He apologized under duress, the statement of apology was written by Dangote. |
ppogba:Atleast you are aware there are people who share the same opinion about Dangote. |
Fiscus105:He was intimidated with threats of physical harm. Thats why he read that apology, that was written for him by Dangote Dont forget there is God. Greater than any local billionaire in the world. |
Rebelutionary: You cant threaten the whole Nigerians. God is stronger than the whole Dangote group. All he has is more money......There are people with more wealth than him, despite all his vindictive and malicious stance There are people with more wealth and Gods blessing that are not using their wealth to go after people and have them fired from their Jobs or make them read apology letters on the news to embarrass them God will embarrass him too. |
hotseat:Keep attacking me personally I would not sue for 100 billion naira Because i am not as vindictive and malicious as Dangote But i will say my truth Dangote is not cleaner than all these people And he is a Monopolist Oligarch, not really a businessman. He is also dancing naked with all his recent behavior, attacking people and making them lose their jobs, from Mele Kyari, to Farouk Ahmed Now going after Professor Kailani and forcing him to read a written apology by Dangote's group. Dont forget there is a God supervising the world. Stromger than all his billions put together. |
promami: Lets call a bully a bully. Only him removed mele kyari He removed Farouk Ahmed He was also doing backdoor deals with Emefiele Now he is going after private citizens who dare to criticize his actions Dangote is dancing naked. Its only a matter of time.....his cup is full. |