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jaeyking:They know ohh. That accusers life is bleeped as he knows it. God helps him if he has any reasonable assets. Have you seen where a female lawyer institutes a personal criminal case against someone? I have and it was nasty. Imagine then having NBA join ontop. |
Wealthoptulent:Lolz. Hope he did not snap selfie with the phone. |
Go to see settings and view your phone data usage. See the apps that consume more, including background apps. Shutdown some. Also stop some apps running automatically when the phone is turned on. |
Walai, Nigerians truelly deserve the current state of thr country. How can an obviously shady character handle the destiny of 200m people? This is not particular to Tinubu but any one aspiring to lead Nigeria. We're it Obi or Atiku in this same situation of paying lawyers to hide release of their records, the same criticism will apply to them. This is not about tribe, religion etc.. How can we have Oluwole chieftain handle our affairs? |
Na wah. Things de happen. |
Really strange. I have not seen where someone will spend so much on lawyers to prevent is academic records released. Even the blind can see there is kleg somewhere. |
Every day story story, yet naira is now 1k usd. The other day 15b from India. Yesterday first African president to ring nasdaq bell. Lol Is it by snapping picture wearing suit? Do those people in the picture look like prople serious enough to work out 14.5b usd? Foto, no be juju be that? |
Uae has lifted ban, first African presidio to ring nasdaq bell etc. Oluwole setup. I wonder what come next eg, Nigeria has won ownership of Atlantic Ocean. |
Kingcalls:Abi oh. A man just wants to nut in peace, some lady will want to use that one to hook him. For what naa? He nacks, gives you money, that one no bellefull, you want more. What do ladies expect when they poke, without protection or contraceptives? Oh, they think they will just go to bed and expect nothing to happen? Metcheew. |
Muslims, aboki and knife na 5&6. Slaughter na their second name. ![]() |
DesChyko:Oga well said. I remember though, there was one governor that insisted on saving, others disagreed. Some even went to court to ensure excess crude money be shared. |
Nobaga500:E shock you? Waiting for the next fascinating news. We Nigerians are a special breed.. Maybe we will hear he was seen on the streets of Lagos in white outfit strolling casually. |
Mumu people. If you have issues with his certificate, simply write unn and request for ctc of his certificate. I promise you, he will not pay billions to lawyers to block the release. |
kingthreat:Well said. |
Calabar1stSon:My bloda, the thing weak me. No protest that eg diesel that runs the economy is now over 1k per liter, rising cost of living etc. |
OK. Investigate real quick. ![]() |
Na wah. This country is sad to say, doomed at this rate. Imagine the cost of replacing those vehicles, 100 pcs at the current rate. A highlux will be atleast 30-40m each depending on the trim. A German once said if the Germany faced half the curruption in Nigeria, their economy will crash in 6 months. |
Klass99:The argument may be that he lived there or benefited from commercial use of the place which should cover for the cost of renovations. |
Truth of the matter, the property is not your dad's solely. It would be made more sense if your dad had spent money building his own house and not that owned by his father. There are other siblings that have claim to your grandfather's property. Even you can only inherit the share of your fathers part of you grandfather's property Way forward. Likely those properties will be sold and everyone get an equal share. The cost of expenses ie renovations you dad spent on the place will be in covered with the fact he lived there, after all if the place was rented out, the building would have made money to renovate. Never spend personal money on family house unless it is a dash or agreed to by all parties. |
Arms should be licensed as done before. People have had their regulated licensed firearms for donkey years for hunting, recreational and home personal protection. Not until the fulani igp came in few years ago and banned issuance and renuwal of licenses. Protection cannot be guaranteed 100% by the security agencies, are they saying citizens should not have the right to protect their families? Protection is basic human right! What will you say of my farmer paddy with a large farm in the bush in a SW state, he probably would have been kidnapped or killed by Fulani heardsmen way back! Just late last year, all his workers ran for dear life abandoning the farm for security reasons, only him remained with his manager to run a huge farm. Are you saying that guy should give up his licensed (now expired as no renewal) pump action at the risk of his life? He sleeps in the bush, not in the farm house due to security threat, changing sleeping position several times a night. Or he should close a farm he had tied his neck by investing over 1.5b. All his life savings from working for close to 25 years. |
All these na story. Until we see the fuel story story. After all we are not fuel sellers. What concerns us is to see fuel and buy at the pump. |
"He added that the 13-man investigative team will carry out a discreet investigation which covers exhumation, Autopsy/toxicology/histology, scene visit, Hospital/Medical Report, Records of suspects/witnesses statements." Brovo. This is investigation, not emotional outburst we are seeing all over. I have written here before of my loyal driver, pleasant guy. He went to work with a light truck and come back after 2 days. One his return, I tried to reach him for several days, no way. Quite unusual. His wife will pick and mumble some crap, if ever his phone was answered. 5 days later I heard rumors from his colleagues that he was gravely ill. Finally on the 6 or 7th day he spoke with me. From his speech, I knew he has a stroke. I immediately instructed the wife to move him to a hospital, also called the doctor. On arrival, his BP was 197/123! Doctor did not even treat him saying the fellow has been taken to church, Cele, marabouts etc and had drank so many mixtures from cele perfume water to native agbo, so giving him medication could compound issues. Anyway, I sent him back to the doctor and paid for treatment, also for a physiotherapist. He made remarkable improvement and could return to work after 3 months. His left side hand and collapsed face all got healed over time. The lucky thing he had on his side was age ie 36 and prompt treatment. What am I telling this story? My driver and the whole neighborhood claimed a neighbor was responsible for the "spiritual attack". There was already aggression against the man. If the driver had died, I assure you that neighbor would have been burnt alive! They had a history of quarreling. Reporting themselves to the landlord and neighborhood elders. Always fighting. Now, on the return of the driver from the 2 days work, as he entered the compound, he met the neigbour eating bananas, the neigbour offered him, he saw it as a sign of peace and eat the banana. He then said when he entered his appartmemt, the health crises began. So blame the innocent neighbor. (Nb, the co driver that followed him said he noticed his speech was slawed and he was acting funny on their war back, but he attributed it to lots of energy drink and alcohol my driver consumed where they went) In surmarry, my driver said he never heard of anything like BP. It was his first time ever. He takes his pills rugularly now. I also ask him randomly if he has taken his daily medicine. Sadly enough, early this year, his older sister was at the bustop at Ikeja and slumped and died immediacy. BP issues also. Bottomline, the fact 2 people have had issues, even physical does not mean one is responsible automatically for the others death. Deligent investigation should be done, with sense, not emotions. |
INTEGRITYA1:Nope, rather after the father. The judge that exonerated oga at the top in his legal troubles years back. Payback. If you know you know. |
iamtardey:Which killer? You don't just grab someone and send to jail. It does not work that way. How is naira Mali culpable for this attack on rugged man in the uk? Or even the death of the young Nigerian musician without proof he caused the death. Did naira shoot, stab or poison him? What killed him aside physical harm? An autopsy should have been done. Assuming it was high blood pressure/ cardiac issue, will naira Mali be blamed for inflicting HBP on him through stress? Is that grounds for prosecution or is it tenable in court? |
Big butt, better than masters degree. Hate the statement, disagree with it but in the current day Nigeria context, it has eliments of truth. Controversial as it may seem. Naira Mali is an entertainer, not all entertainers are expected to song church or moralistic music. You will have "2 live crews", of which he is the Nigerian equivalent. Nasty but appealing. |
Greatlee54:It is said, there is nothing like bad publicity. |
seunmsg:Did your oga at the top marry seyis mother? |
Roboto11:How does it pay you as a person? |
QuotaSystem:Oga, as at 2 years ago, my aboki on return from the north expressed shock that in his area, there is no form of government. That people freely carry Ak and other tools of death. No one challenges them. Infact once they go home on visits they have to keep low profile if not, they are kidnapped and the family has to negotiate to pay 5 to 20k for their freedom. |
Metcheew |
gentlesmithugo:Seconded. |
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