vodutive:


don't confuse Dutch courage for ignorance and stupidity.

I wouldn't say it's ignorance. If she's ignorant of the law, are the lawyers filing the "case" also ignorant?

This woman's Dutch courage surprises me any day. Waiting for the judge that'll award her any penny.

Dasuki was really a General in the politics of appeasement. From mallams to pastors to journalists, who can claim not to have benefitted from those illegal disbursements apart from me? How does the office of the NSA translate into funds distribution for irrelevant purposes?

I've been thinking it was a joke that she was born again. Now I know better. Glory be to God.

Beremx:
did you not read the Op's question? You just asked me same question. I cannot repeat myself.

As far as I'm concerned, the way Buhari responded jokingly, is the best way to respond to what the woman said. She was wrong to have done what she did. And you even want the children to join her to do that, too?

Beremx:
I will buy her the latest range rover.

Who else is supposed to talk sense into Buhari's brain if not his wife? Probably she's been talking to her husband privately about the state of the economy and as stubborn as he is he refused to listen hence her outburst.

I expect his daughters to follow their mother's footsteps and blast their dad too.

God bless Nigeria.

Miss, can you do this same thing to your husband or you just want to sound feminist?

Maybe Baba God is trying to tell you to "stop that; stop messing yourself up!" Chastity pays.

On a lighter note.... Nigerians and news repetition. You'll still see news such as "pictures of released Chibok girls inside military aircraft", "Chibok girls as they alight from aircraft", "5 of the Chibok girls seen crying". You can add yours.

blueto:
Glo have tried, we should be grateful at least, especially in this period of economic recession. They are currently sponsoring in other sectors, so it doesn't inculpate them for failing to replicate such benevolence in the educational sector of the nation. MTN is assumed to possess the highest number of clients/subscribers so one should anticipate them to provide more CSRs when compared to others. And I can axiomatically state that Glo is currently offering the cheapest and one of the most efficient/durable data bundles, so they should be encouraged, not reproached.

It's not a reproach; it's about doing something worthwhile. Remember the cliché: "rather than giving me fish continually, teach me how to fish"? I'm just opining that they do something that has longterm effects. Glo is a very masses-friendly company, no doubt, but they need to up their games to stay in the competition.

I agree with the poster above. Glo needs to include students scholarship in their CSR. Campus credits or data is too fleeting to be considered as one. All in all, they are very responsible: they sponsor our Super Eagles, CAF Awards and a host of others.

Trent and fake news is like 5 and 6. Hogwash.

That was expected. I knew deep within me that that cannot be the end of the case. The people who congratulated them were too hasty to have done that. These two people need to be used as examples for other politicians. Forgery - anywhere in the world - is a grievous crime.

I like your courage, Ms NgeneUkwenu.
Though I wouldn't say it's only the Igbos that are tacitly supporting corruption, but it's clear they are the ring leaders.

The only thing that I don't agree with in these DSS raids, is that they were done in the night, but who knows that may have been necessary security-wise.

DSS have come up to say they went for the operation with search warrants and you see some gullible people still unduly pouring vituperations on Buhari. According to some, DSS should always arrest people by either inviting them over or nothing else.

They were looking for evidence! Immediately you invite them, isn't it not for the suspects to go back to their house and do away with those pieces of evidence they know you're coming for?

For those doubting the truth or otherwise of this, this is a corroborating link from Premium Times: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/212351-exclusive-untold-story-sss-raids-judges-homes-abuja-six-states.html


I've always had suspicion about that judge. Just a few days before Jonathan handed over, he threw EFCC case against Timipre Sylva despite all the barrage of evidence EFCC presented. Why the FG should ever lose a corruption case beats my imagination. Imagine $300,000 found in his home, aside naira.

EfemenaXY:


How?

Ma'am it seems you know you're the one he's directing it at (my guess). Some of your statements are very demeaning, to say the least. Saying the OP doesn't sound smart is very bad.

In as much as I respect Tinubu's political clout, we must not overstretch this. One of the things that easily bring down a nation is godfatherism. Imagine what great danger it portends for one man to be deciding who becomes governor in Lagos, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Ogun, etc. That was what was obtaining in Edo state before Oshiomole took a stand against them. And godfatherism easily grows the monster of corruption as you'll have to continually take part of the public funds to oil the hands of your "father".

This is great, but I have my reservations about the timing for these arrests. Why should the supposed incoming CJN be included? The Judiciary has been very corrupt, but this govt too has been too lenient on them. Why should judges not be tried speedily when they're caught red-handed in bribe, but simply suspended or even transfered to another location? To go and continue his heist, isn't it? During the election petitions, many judges were busted by the EFCC of having collected bribes to twist justice, but they were only removed and given a slap on their wrist. Isn't that absurd? Why are they treating them as if they were constitutionally immune from prosecution? So many questions.

HomoSapiien:


that depends on who the judge is and how he became a judge. How did God become a judge and who appointed him? Christians?

It's just like a robber asking a victim, "Who gave you the right to lay claim of ownership to this car?"

Ranchhoddas:
I'd blame him because the punishment has to fit the crime.

What criteria do you use to determine whether a judgement fits a crime or not? Do you know the hundreds of people armed robbers kill every year here in Nigeria alone?

God is a just Judge - that's why He draws long rope for sinners to repent and seem to turn blind eyes when mere men say grievous words against Him.

Ranchhoddas:
When phone thieves are lynched to death, we also blame the mob- Go figure.

You blame the mob because they don't have the legal right to punish him the way they are doing. But if a judge sentenced a thief to death by hanging or whatever way he deems fit, would you still blame the judge?

If Mr Femi thinks the parable of rich man and Lazarus shouldn't be taken literally, what does he think of the book of Revelation where it was clearly stated times without number, about the fact of the everlasting nature of Hell?

His opinion about the way and manner God chose to mete out judgement - cannot change the mind of God. God is not just a God of mercy and great love, He's also a God who is very concerned about justice. And because He created us in His image, we share that quality too.
A year or two ago, a US judge sentenced a rapist to 1000 years of imprisonment. That was how the judge was convinced justice could be clearly seen to be done.
Let's come home to Nigeria.... There's a probability that you have at least one time been disappointed on the slow pace of govt's pursuit of fighting corruption and then commented, "How many corrupt politicians have they jailed since all these brouhaha of fighting corruption?" You're so eager to see justice done, not because you derive any joy from people being jailed.
That's God's nature in you showing forth.

No matter how people castigate it, the Word of God say it so clearly and that's what every Christian should believe.

This is a fake news. Mynd44, please do the needful.

Ahmedhussain3463:
u av a solomonic wisdom,ur write up tells me dt

Thanks bro.

Why are his lawyers not allowing the case to proceed speedily so that he can be set free if he's innocent? They're only compounding his woes of staying in jail for a longer time when the trial has not even started. Do they think even if a South easterner is brought to hear the case he'll simply close his eyes and tell him he's innocent and have him discharged? That won't happen.

I'm not saying he would be convicted by all means, but I don't see him getting free. If Buhari could rebuff all entreaties to intervene in the case of the nation's Number Three citizen, what chance does Kanu stand?

The North are already strategizing for 2019 elections and our Igbo brethren are busy running up and down shouting "Give us Biafra or...". See Atiku, Shettima, Lamido, etc. preparing grounds for themselves not minding the fact that "their brother" is currently at the helm of affairs.
Don't believe the self-inflicted lie that you are a second class citizen in your own nation. Far from that! Rise up and stand to be reckoned with.

If charm, miracle, etc, are not real,how do these things take place. My people, stop sounding like the deceptive whiteman who tells you these things are not real, but goes ahead to make movies out of them. If these don't happen where did he get the concept of X Men and other other similar movies' from?

Let's stop deceiving ourself. We say charm are not real, but people kidnap others to use them for ritualistic sacrifice (and it happens in the US as well). Are they simply doing that for nothing or for fun?

Even when they do not recommend, people go and say good morning with a million dollar. It did not start with Patience Jonathan.

Am I the only one who saw this?

You see how bad pikin can cause a parent headache? Tompolo succeeded in killing this man for nothing.

Ihejirika's army was having the upper hand over BH before he was removed; but there were several extra judicial killings and massacre. I remember when BH members were suspected to have fled to a particular village, and the army levelled the village, killing innocent people in the process. Yes, he was that brutal. In summary, he was a great general.

Fashola!!! I doff my heart for this silent achiever. I hope Buhari relieves him of power and housing ministries so that he can concentrate on our roads and cause some revolution there.

AntiWailer:
Lol what about all those corruption cases ?
Yes it is serious oo.

I hope Magu disappoints him quicker, because many of them still believe that lie of becoming untouchable by being in APC.