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richie240:With your repeated claims that he was deported, despite contrary evidence, do you now agree that you're exhibiting clear symptoms of brain malfunction? By the way the 'Yes daddy' crap is exactly what it is = nonsense! OBI made it clear that yes he spoke to the Bishop and begged for support, but never did he use the term "religious war". Everyone with half a brain in this AI era knows how easy it is to doctor an audio tape, especially when all you need is just to chip in a single word ("religious war" over an existing audio. MEanwhile the same set of people gladly leaking the tape are the same set of morons who created and circulated the Atiku - Tambuwal - Okowa fake tape which has since been debunked. |
richie240: Omoawoke:You both could see from the video I posted that he attended a church called RCCG Jesus House on Easter Sunday; RCCG Jesus House is located in Brent Cross LONDON, yet you still regurgitate the nonsense that he was DEPORTED to Nigeria on Saturday (i.e. a day before)?..... You see why I say many imbeciles are freely roaming about the Nigerian social media space? |
yarimo: richie240: OsunOriginal:Smh... He was detained, bundled and deported back to Nigeria and on the 2nd day (Easter Sunday), he was miraculously sighted worshiping at RCCG Jesus House in London. You lads must think OBI is some kind of modern day 'Jesus' abiii? Of a truth, there're many imbeciles roaming the Nigerian online space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjPwbmOVxBo |
Congrats to her... A little advice though is that she should learn to control her emotions online when dealing with trolls... Engaging trolls never ends well for you if you're a public figure. |
Ogiame:You think 1 or 2 planes would be sufficient to evacuate thousands of people? Is it everything we must nag about? |
Seductress4:Can you kindly explain what your problem is with AZMAN getting the approval to evacuate Nigerians? You said not one person has returned, yet at the same time, you complain about the AZMAN aircraft being approved for evacuation? Must we nag blindly about everything? |
This story doesnt sound realistic. |
Since the early 90's, old skool parents denied millenials the right to indomie on this same cancer excuse. Now someone's about to extend same denial to the indomie generation?.. mbanu! Will love to see how this plays out ![]() |
Devonelle:You're actually despising the success of their hustle. |
Like Tinubu like Trump! If Tinubu can win without granting interviews or debating, then Trump can. |
Biodun556:Perhaps I was a bad biology student and perhaps my eyesight isnt too good.... so why dont you help me cos I cant really see his heart from that picture. How did you conclude from the picture that his heart is on the right? |
Biodun556:How is the heart on the right side? Did anyone say his heart is on the right side? |
helinues:Wow!.... So Mr Peter OBI looks to you like someone looking for federal govt contracts? Wow! You must really think everyone is like you guys. Typical corrupt mindset of the black man.... The only thing the typical African sees when he thinks leadership is how to loot and enrich himself through govt contracts and govt appointments... Can Africa ever be delivered from this disgusting mentality? |
helinues:So in essence the call for Obi to drop the case is out of love and concern for Obi?... The APC actually loves Obi and cares about Obi so much, they dont want him to waste his money on lawyers for a case he wouldn't win. So magnanimous! |
Quality work delivery is always a big deal to the black man. If they aren't building roads without drainages, then it will be roads with open gutters... And then, why's it always a luxury to mark roads in Nigeria? If you spend billions building a road, how much extra does it really cost to put painted road markings? |
Cromagnon:Nairaland is such an amazing place where we meet all manner of characters; the good, the bad and the deeply retarded. ![]() So the central bank regulating the operations of commercial banks is what your brain interpretes as "govt spoonfeeding me"? Or "govt awoof"? ... And with this your level of reasoning, you actually think I'm the one that's an imbeciile? You just said if a bank CEO is misusing depositor funds, the customer should simply go and take his money out to another bank and stop waiting for govt or regulators to take action; that there should be no regulatory authority checking the excesses of banks. With this kind of reasoning, do you actually think you're mentally okay? |
kaludestiny10:The data actually seems correct. It only seems strange cos of the way it was presented. Presenting poverty statistics per square mile is quite tricky, especially when you consider the tiny landmass of the SE. |
Cromagnon:So in all these wisdom and intelligence you desperately try to showcase, you don't understand the meaning of 'regulation'? So because the govt messes up everything it touches, owners of commercial banks should be allowed to run the banks and use depositor funds anyhow they deem fit without any form of regulation whatsoever? Do you even understand the difference between the CBN 'managing' vs the CBN 'regulating' the operation of commercial banks? Meanwhile did you just say that the money in banks is private money? Is the money owned by the owners of the bank and should the commercial bank owners be free to do whatever they like with people's money? What planet did you get such primitive idea from? Meanwhile, comparing ownership of a bank to my ownership of a private mobile phone (which I bought with my own money), that's just taking dumbness to a whole new ridiculous level. Banks hold the money of millions of members of the public; the money in banks does not belong to the bank CEO! The sensitivity of banks and the role they play in society is the reason every country on the face of the planet has a central bank which closely monitors and regulates the operation of commercial banks. If a bank CEO flouts the regulatory requirements, he/she can be forced out of office by the regulators and even charged to court (depending on the nature of the case). Because you personally set up a bank does not mean that you have a right to run it anyhow you like.. and no! this is not restricted to Nigeria. Go educate yourself and stop spewing ignorance abeg. |
Cromagnon:Wow! Wow! Wow!!! In a million years I would never have expected such a painfully ignorant response. Banks are public limited companies that hold the funds of people; the key phrase here is that they hold depositor funds and these depositors are ordinary members of the public. The money in bank vaults do not belong to the bank, the belong to people... There's a good reason why the laws that govern the ownership and management of banks all over the world are different from the laws that govern other kind of businesses. There's a good reason why Central Banks all over the world closely regulate the daily activities of commenrcial banks. However you came up with the extremely lame comparison between bank ownership vs. ownership of personal phones, only God knows. I bought my phone with my property and my phone isn't public property. And then you actually talk of Cognitive dissonance? Young man do you even have the slightest clue what cognitive dissonance means? or you just stumbled upon the phrase somewhere and thought it would make you sound smart? |
"He has been disqualified from the electoral act already.... By the time we reach the constitution it will be to convict him.” Wahala!... That's if Nigeria doesn live up to is expectations again aas a lawless country. |
Cromagnon:Oga, when you head an organisation that thrives on other people's money, such organisation is not your personal property. |
Just a case of greedy CEOs not wanting to step aside... |
bolacode:Deportation?.... Press conference to address what exactly? He was held at the airport for a few hours but later cleared after it was discovered that someone (obviously a paid political actor) tried to impersonate him. The story was widely publicised by UK and Nigerian media, so what exactly is the press conference meant to address? Meanwhile after clearance, he left the airport, completed his business in the UK, was even seen in a London church on Easter Sunday before he returned to Nigeria. How some of you arrived at the clownish conclusion that he was 'deported' is still a mystery. |
maasoap:Take out whatever you think is the lie. The message is still the same. |
Majesty7:Looking from the logical point of view, I believe the original intention of whoever wrote the constitution was clear (i.e. FCT should be counted as one of them states). But within that very section of the constitution, it was wrongly worded. The issue here actually stems from a wrong use of English grammar by the person who drafted the constitution. |
KillSars:A little adjustment to your analogy... Inside a fridge you have an orange, banana, cashew, mango, apple, pineapple, grape, pawpaw, watermelon and a bowl of yogurt. Someone gives an instruction saying - "go to the fridge and get me 2/3 of the fruits and the yogurt" What exactly does the above statement mean? I think the meaning is clear in plain English, but perhaps, it might have a different interpretation in Law. |
In summary, any Yoruba person who doesnt suck the ass of Tinubu is an 'omo ale'. I've just learnt a new one today; thanks to rampaging morons. |
Fabroxzo:A duplex with N15million? Have you handled a building project in the last 3 years?... Are you aware of the kind of inflation in Nigeria? Maybe 5-10 years ago, yes! But in 2023, N15m will only manage to get you to the roof. |
engrrichie92:N10m will only get you to the roofing level of 3-4 bedroom bungalow. Ignore this advice at your own peril. You'd need at least another N5-10m to cover plastering, windows, doors, plumbing, electrical wiring and fittings, tiling, wardobes/cabinets water supply, etc..... Dont let this discourage you though. The only way to complete this is by starting. |
Image123:I dont need to adjust to anything on this cos I already adjusted a long time ago by accepting that Nigeria is a lawless shithole country with a faulty value system. I live in a sane and civilised country where such records would be frowned upon for any leadership candidate. But like I said before, Nigeria isnt a civilised country just yet, that explains why you and many others dont remotely think there's anything wrong or unusual about a president having a drug tainted past. |
Image123:Yeah its not filthy only to Nigerians and maybe to Africans, cos we are a lawless shithole society with a very faulty value system. Imagine this was in the UK for instance? You have someone with a history of corruption, inducement, thuggery and now a drug tainted past exposed... And the person is aspiring to be a prime minister. Even if his history was hushed before, the moment someone mistakenly exposes it to the public, that is the very day the person would step aside. But hey, this is Africa! So there's nothing 'filthy' about this. |
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over an existing audio. MEanwhile the same set of people gladly leaking the tape are the same set of morons who created and circulated the Atiku - Tambuwal - Okowa fake tape which has since been debunked.