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Based on your story I'll advice you stay with her. She's human and was afraid of losing you. Don't take advantage of her. If she prefers no sex before marriage, I'll recommend you respect her wish.

The most important question is: do you love her? And do you think she loves you? If the answer to both questions is yes then go ahead and get married. No time to waste time.

She should have at least gone to see the doctor immediately after the heinous act. I hope she wasn't infected by those criminals.

These terrorists are edging closer to the South West. This is a cause for concern to everyone especially the southwesterners.

Hope it wasn't shot down by ISWAP

Oluwa Shakira by Naija Connect


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBWX7cPU86I?is=JYPgilkgEJQYvuwo

This doesn't seem good for Chelsea. Now its about profit and not about trophies

Why wait until election period to have these conversations?

I thought JAMB does negative marking. Looks like they've stopped if what op is saying is true.

Oncologist? Did someone just reveal to us that El Rufai may have cancer? Hope this was done with El Rufai's consent.

The rich also cry? Na, the rich ain't seen nothing yet. If the rich and the elite remain silent, they will cry soon enough

@naptu2 I think its also best to summarize that letter using ChatGPT. I am not usually the lazy type but I lost focused when I got to the 5th page...lol

So I uploaded the 8 page documents to ChatGPT and it gave me this:

This document is an 8-page legal response letter dated 16 June 2026 from Supreme God Chambers (acting for Kenneth Okonkwo) to Peter Obi's lawyers. It responds to an earlier letter in which Peter Obi allegedly accused Kenneth Okonkwo of defamation.

Executive Summary
The central position of the letter is:

Kenneth Okonkwo denies defaming Peter Obi and insists that his public statements were based on information supplied by political aspirants who claimed they were defrauded during NDC party primaries.

The letter argues that:

Kenneth Okonkwo merely relayed allegations made by aggrieved aspirants.
He had supporting information from multiple sources.

Peter Obi played a leadership role in the South-East structure of the NDC and therefore cannot completely distance himself from the alleged activities.

The earlier legal threat from Peter Obi is viewed as an attempt to silence criticism.
Kenneth Okonkwo stands by his television interview and refuses to retract his statements.

Major Points Raised
1. Complaint About Publication of Kenneth Okonkwo's Phone Number
The first substantive issue is not defamation.
The letter accuses Peter Obi's side of:
Publishing Kenneth Okonkwo's personal phone number.
Posting correspondence on social media before serving him directly.
Exposing him to harassment, threats, abuse, and potential physical danger.

The letter characterizes this as:
A privacy violation.
A data breach.
A deliberate attempt to incite attacks against Kenneth Okonkwo.

2. Denial of Defamation
Kenneth Okonkwo's lawyers state that:
He did not defame Peter Obi.
His statements reflected information provided by persons claiming to be victims of wrongdoing.
He genuinely believed the matters he discussed were true.

3. Reliance on Complaints From Aspirants
A large portion of the letter focuses on one complainant:
Obunike Ohaegbu ("Nwa Miss"
According to the letter:
Ohaegbu allegedly paid ₦10 million to secure an NDC House of Representatives ticket.
He later claimed he had been scammed.
He allegedly told Kenneth Okonkwo that Peter Obi and NDC leaders were responsible.

He allegedly encouraged Kenneth Okonkwo to publicize the matter.
The letter repeatedly states that:
Kenneth Okonkwo was acting on information supplied by Ohaegbu.
Ohaegbu never objected to Kenneth Okonkwo's public representation of his complaints.
Ohaegbu allegedly confirmed the accuracy of Kenneth Okonkwo's presentation.

4. Allegations About NDC Primary Elections
The letter alleges that:
Aspirants were asked to pay large sums beyond official fees.
House of Representatives aspirants paid around ₦10 million.
Senatorial aspirants allegedly paid ₦20 million.
These payments were not authorized under party rules.
The letter claims that:
Many aspirants believed these payments were required to secure candidacy.
Some aspirants later considered the process fraudulent.

5. Peter Obi's Role in South-East NDC Operations
A recurring theme is that Peter Obi allegedly:
Led the South-East NDC structure.
Appointed or influenced caucus leaders.
Exercised substantial influence over primary election processes.
The letter cites:
Internal NDC statements.
Media reports.
Statements from party officials.
It argues that Peter Obi cannot completely dissociate himself from events occurring within that structure.

6. Additional Supporting Witnesses
The letter claims Kenneth Okonkwo received corroboration from other individuals, including:
Chief OAU Onyema.
Other unnamed aspirants.
Politicians who allegedly complained about payments and primary election procedures.
According to the letter, these individuals:
Claimed they were misled.
Claimed money was collected improperly.
Claimed primary election outcomes were predetermined.

7. Media Reports and Public Statements
The letter cites:
Television interviews.
Facebook posts.
X (Twitter) posts.
Online news articles.
These are presented as evidence that allegations about the NDC primaries were already in the public domain and were not invented by Kenneth Okonkwo.

8. Position on Peter Obi's Demand Letter
Kenneth Okonkwo's lawyers contend that Peter Obi's earlier demand letter:
Was intended to intimidate or silence him.
Sought to prevent discussion of matters of public interest.
Conflicts with Peter Obi's own public statements supporting freedom of expression.
Final Position of Kenneth Okonkwo
The letter concludes that:
Kenneth Okonkwo:
Rejects the allegation that he defamed Peter Obi.
Maintains that his statements were based on complaints from affected aspirants and other sources.
Believes there is evidence of irregularities in NDC primaries.
Continues to stand by what he said on Channels TV.
The lawyers request that Peter Obi:
Focus on addressing the underlying allegations.
Refund money allegedly collected from aspirants if wrongdoing occurred.
Stop attempts to silence Kenneth Okonkwo through legal threats.

I know the above is still long for some nlers...lol. So here's a one-sentence summary from ChatGPT:

One-Sentence Summary

This letter is a formal legal response in which Kenneth Okonkwo's lawyers reject Peter Obi's defamation allegations, defend Okonkwo's television statements as being based on complaints from NDC aspirants, accuse Peter Obi's side of violating Okonkwo's privacy, and argue that Peter Obi bears responsibility for alleged irregularities in NDC primary election processes.

If you guys think this will make the current generals sit up and fix this country you are on a long thing.

What the current generals will be thinking is how to embezzle more money so they can buy more security for themselves when they retire.

This country is a mess.

Good one! We also need boots on the ground to clean up. Tinubu please prove me wrong and put much political will in cleaning this up once and for all. The next thing you need to do after this is to revamp the economy.

AuthegaPRIMUS:
Was Jonathan a mistake? Don't suffer from amnesia. Remember when it started o. During Jonathan.

What do you think I was talking about?

Let's not make the same mistake again. We don't deserve this!

Emi Lo Kan” mentality among Nigerians is one of the major reasons we are where we are today.

To be fair, Tinubu is not the first politician to operate with this mentality. Other politicians before him also did the same. Buhari used it. Yar’Adua’s political circle used it as well. Even we, the voters, participate in it during elections.

We practice tribal and religious politics instead of voting based on competence and leadership capacity. We fail to realize that the consequences of bad governance do not recognize tribe or religion. Poverty and insecurity do not care whether you are Igbo, Yoruba, or Hausa.

So, in many ways, the fault also lies with us Nigerians.

I used to believe Nigeria would eventually get better. I had that hope when Abacha died and Obasanjo was elected. The belief persisted even during the Yar’Adua era because, despite the flaws in the system that brought him to power, Yar’Adua himself acknowledged those problems and promised reforms.

That hope weakened after Yar’Adua’s death, when some people around him tried to hold on to power. However, it was briefly restored when the Senate and the House of Representatives intervened and Jonathan became president.

But it was during Jonathan’s administration that I began to see what I believe is the deeper problem with Nigeria. I saw how politics became driven more by regional and power interests than by national progress. I saw how many people supported Buhari largely because they believed it was “his turn” — the same “Emi Lo Kan” mentality.

In my opinion, Buhari’s greatest ambition was simply to become president before he died. I see a similar pattern with Tinubu. Becoming president appears to have been the ultimate goal, but beyond political rhetoric, I have not seen enough vision, urgency, or political will to effectively tackle the country’s core problems.

And whenever election cycles come around, I still hear people openly defend tribalism, nepotism, and religious bias in politics. That is why I have gradually lost hope in the country — because even many of the citizens do not seem willing to move beyond the same destructive mindset.

They should be very careful else they loose the world's sympathy.

These guys think they can corrupt Peter Obi. I just hope Peter Obi don't sell his conscience to them for the sake of being President. I just pray he doesn't for the sake of my country Nigeria. Every decision he should take should be in the interest of Nigerians as a whole and not in the interest of these corrupt politicians.

This is just a play on words. I didn't believe Trump until this message from the Foreign Minister. Now I believe Trump is saying the Truth.

A ceasefire is a form of an end to a war. Also exchange of messages in regards to ending the war is a form of negotiation. There is no hard rule on how negotiations are done. The Minister even stated their demands...that's what's done during negotiations. They should stop playing with words. Trump always wins when his opponents are not being sincere.

Mariangeles:
Which of these local snacks rule in your opinion?

Kindly hit like, and comment your favourite.
Let's see which one most people like.

Fun fact: my mouth watered while creating this thread.🤤

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I prefer coconut candy and kuli

Why did it take this long to secure this judgement? This case was pending in the courts for over 10 years! That's crazy!

I remember when it used to be N50

Any arrests?

Police are not just meant to repel attacks. They are supposed to make arrests and prosecute as well. Unless if they are now telling us that we are now officially at war

NLegendforte:
This thread must be revived

I agree 100%

We are not really serious in curbing this menace. It is very evident based on our ethocentric politicking.

Looks like deal was struck

No be by mouth. Na by action. Infact I'm already beginning to doubt this guy. If he really wanted free and fair elections, he should device plans that will make the election watertight and keep his plans to himself until time of execution.

If you are Sherlock Holmes solve this puzzle:

I fear this is the result of Tinubu romancing with some crooked Northern Politicians. And more romancing will happen due to 2027

yimu yimu yimu yimu yimu

Even Peter Obi will not want Atiku to be his VP. Atiku will destroy Obi's government.

I was looking forward to cheering the Super Eagles here in the States...such a shame.