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beamtopola:
Let me give you this illustration. Oil price on the bench mark of 50 dollar per barrel.
2.5mill barrels perday =125million usd.
125mill×30days=3.75billion usd.
3.75 billion usd ×12=45billion usd.
45billion usd ×350naira=15.75trillion naira
That they will embezzled

ORIAYO70:
R u mad or what...?
I know u r mad, Mazi that leads from trance...

Yanmirins... Fools.
I love what Kanu is doing yet don't water it down with tribalism, ode

AsiwajuNdigbo:
Guys beware!

Look at this bloke's responses. First it is out of tune with thread. Second, this is one of the arewanistans hiding behind southern profile to cause enmity and bitterness between East and West.

He wants to derail this good thread and reduce it to Igbo vs Yoruba war.

Watch out people, ignore his bait!

kmst1:
IGBO: IPOB

YORUBA: SKULL MINING

NORTHERN FOLKS: BOKO BOYS

oboi this country no be here
Everybody dey represent

Vanzcharles:
Why are you blaming only Awolowo, when Zik was part if it.
Have you ever considered why Biafra didn't stand? What zik's role were during the war. Where zik was during the war?

annayawchee:
you business ...

Believe that or not

They were already target to many..

Have fun

annayawchee:
shoot out

annayawchee:
OGA... I saw how it all happened, that one with red handkie was shot opposite my house, those guys deserve that they got.

They have been terrorizing onitsha since October, they would have been burnt without the police shooting them ...

Obiwannn:
Wow, tough tbh. You need to prove to the VO why you want to do a bachelor at 38. Your chances are very very slim tbh.. even for a Msc

Data science all the way

fancyto:
To study masters or bachelor's.
I don't think there are age limit to study in German universities, provided you can justify the Gaps.
Record has it that there are a lot of old graduates in Germany.

Obiwannn:
Nice to see that the thread is still active... and how far it has come

Been a while.

I think I am free this weekend so I can give back to the community that made me what I am today. Drop your questions and I will try to answer.

Please no admission related questions as everything has changed

YoonSung72:
More and source

86-year-old Mrs Comfort Mmezi, is the mother of a 41-year-old man, Jude Mmazi, who was shot dead by a trigger-happy policeman on his way to a wedding in Owerri, Imo State. The widow tells CHIDIEBUBE OKEOMA that her son’s killing has made life miserable for her

What is your name?
My name is Mrs Comfort Mmezi. I am from Ndiohiaoweree Umuduruaku, Umuamusa community, Amucha, Njaba Local Government Area of Imo state. My husband died many years ago. Jude Oguzie Mmazi, who was shot dead on Saturday by policemen, was my only surviving son.

How did you receive the news of his death?
Somebody called my only daughter, Assumpta, on the phone that Oguzie, who was with us one hour before that time, was dead. At first, Assumpta and I took it as an expensive joke but the person pressed further that Oguzie was drenched in a pool of blood in his car on the Owerri-Orlu Road. It was at this time that we took the information seriously and immediately my daughter, who is now my only child, left for Owerri. According to my daughter, she met Oguzie dead at the Federal Medical Centre in Owerri, where he was rushed to.

What came to your mind when you realised that Oguzie was dead?
Immediately, I realised that my life was finished. I realised that life hasn’t been fair to me. I lost my husband many years ago. And I have lost many children. I gave birth to 10 children but as we speak I only have one living daughter. In short, Ifeobu Jonathan, my son, was also shot and killed by a policeman in Lagos some five years ago. Ifeobu was older than Oguzie. I don’t know what I have done to policemen. They have killed two of my sons. They killed Ifeobu in Lagos five years ago and now they have killed Oguzie, my only surviving son who was supposed to bury me. I don’t know what to do. My life, my family is shattered.

What kind of a person was your son?
Oguzie was a good son. He never joked with his mother. He was the one who took me for surgery and he came home when it was time to take me back to the hospital for the removal of the sutures. That was what brought Oguzie Mmezi home. He came to take me, his mother, to the hospital to remove the surgery thread. On Saturday morning, he called his wife and spoke with all his children, promising to buy them ice cream on his return from the village. That morning, as he was leaving, I told him that my kerosene had finished and I gave him a five-litre jerrycan to buy kerosene for me when while returning from Owerri. Till this moment, I have not seen my son and they are telling me that he was shot and killed by a police officer for no reason. Oguzie was the only eye with which I was seeing the road. That I eat everyday was because of him.

What about his family?
Oguzie has four children – three boys and a girl. His firstborn is seven years while the last child is about two years. His young wife had been forced into widowhood. What kind of a life is this? Why is life being this wicked to me?

What was his occupation?
Oguzie was into real estate business. He was based in Owerri with his family. He had also lived in Italy. That was the time he built this house for the family.

Oguzie was a good man. He was a wonderful son, a caring husband and a loving father. He was awesome. I don’t know if I will survive this shock. He was the breadwinner. That I ate was him. How do I eat now? Who will bury me when I am gone? Who takes care of this family? Who will take care of his young family, his little children? Oh my God, my life is finished! This is a dream I haven’t woken up from.

Do you hope to get justice over this?
Oh my God! Are you really telling me that my only surviving son, Oguzie, my son is dead? My lookalike son, who was just 41 years, dead and gone like that? God forbid. I want justice from the police hierarchy. They must ensure that his four little children, my grandchildren that he left behind are trained well. This country has a Constitution and the Constitution should be applied in trying these policemen who killed my only surviving son.

Wale Oyewale

The Chief Executive Officer, Kunfayakun Green Treasures Limited, Fatai Aborode, has been reportedly killed by suspected herdsmen near his farm along Apodun village in Oyo State on Friday.

It was gathered that Aborode, a politician and prominent farmer, was killed just as he was leaving his farm around 4pm in company with his manager on a motorbike.

The manager (name not given), who was said to have escaped gunshots, reportedly ran for his life.

A source, who gave his name simply as Seyi, said, “Suspected Fulani herdsmen just killed a former house of representatives candidate on the platform of Accord Party during the 2015 general poll in Igangan, Ibarapa North West Local Council Development Authority, Dr Fatai Aborode.

“He was attacked by the hoodlums on his farm, he was macheted severally and he died while being rushed to a nearby hospital. He went to farm with one person on bike. On their way coming from the farm, they met the Fulani men. The other person escaped.”

Efforts to get the reaction of the police were abortive as calls made to the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Olugbenga Fadeyi, rang out. A text message sent to him was also not replied

Some residents of Ikire town in Osun State have demanded enquiry into the killing of some protesters by soldiers between October 26 and 27, during a demonstration against continued stay on the throne by Akire of Ikire, Oba Olatunde Falabi.

A resident, Osungbade Adeoye, told The PUNCH that although the number of lives lost in the incident could not be ascertained, he knew of six victims.

Adeoye explained that the protesters had stormed the palace of Ikire on Monday, October 26 to demand implementation of the Supreme Court judgement that had removed the monarch from office.

He further explained that, while the protest was on, some youths disarmed a soldier and took his gun away.

“Even though the weapon was later returned, soldiers descended on the town and killed several people. Bodies of many of those killed were packed and taken away by the soldiers.

“But we were able to identify some people, whose corpses were buried by their relations. They are Kehinde Akinlabi, Tajudeen Ogunremi, Sodiq Muritala, Wahab Dauda, Abiodun Atoba, Bashiru Jide. Also, property belonging to a Chief Odetunde Ologbojo were razed down by the soldiers,” Adeoye said.

Another resident, who gave his name as Sule, said many of those that died were felled by stray bullets fired by the soldiers.

Sule added that residents had accused the chairman of Irewole Local Government Area, Mr Remi Abbas, of requesting for the soldiers.

Chief Apena of Ikire, Odetunde Ologbojo, told our correspondent that his property located at Olorisaooko Compound, Ikire were burnt down by some soldiers.

He said the men that attacked his property on 27 October, 2020, came in full military uniform around 8am and razed down the two buildings and a car.

“I was attacked because I supported Prince Tajudeen Olanrewaju against the incumbent Akire of Ikire.

“Many people were also killed and the soldiers took many of the corpses away,” Ologbojo said.

But LG boss, Abbas, denied calling for deployment of the soldiers, saying the protesters attacked the palace and beat up chiefs.

Abbas said, “During the period there were protests and soldiers were deployed in the town. They are the ones available. There was also 24-hour curfew but people came out and attacked the palace.

“The first set of soldiers that came was attacked. Some of them were wounded. Two guns and a box full of ammunition were taken from them. Also, their Hilux van was burnt down.”

A lawyer from the Femi Falana Chambers, Taiwo Olawanle, in a chat, said the law firm had taken up the matter.