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Election is around the corner |
Bandits are studying the situation carefully. |
So Germany has done a better job of screening him than our pre-paid senators. |
BREAKING NEWS: CAF General Secretary has resigned. https://sportnewsafrica.com/en/posts/football-veron-mosengo-omba-to-finally-leave-caf
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Football used to be won on the pitch… Now it’s decided after the game? What are we really watching? |
Football used to be won on the pitch… Now it’s decided after the game? What are we really watching? |
He was suspended simply because he refused to be enslaved for another four years. Politicians can truly be ruthless. |
Loan lenders right now
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They've arrived at the stage of compromise. I believe That's the only condition the man gave her for her to be paid. |
This could be the reason the IGP was advised to submit his resignation to prevent disgrace. How does a mistake of transferring 100 million to his son’s account even happen? Kudos to Omoyele Sowore on exposing the fraud |
Na man you be sowore. I will soon register with your movement.
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Personally, I see DIG Frank Mba as having been a highly qualified and fitting candidate for Inspector General of Police. The country would be much better off if selections for these important roles were based primarily on experience, competence, and merit. When choices seem driven more by regional or ethnic alignment, it can unintentionally create feelings of inequity and lessen the encouragement felt by numerous dedicated officers nationwide who have rightfully earned their opportunities through hard work. |
I strongly believe that Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Frank Mba is the most qualified candidate for the position of Inspector General of Police. Nigeria needs to move toward appointments based purely on merit and competence. Favoring individuals from the President's tribe will damage national unity, undermine fairness, and discourage talented officers who have earned their place through hard work. |
In my view, DIG Frank Mba appears to be one of the most qualified and suitable candidates for the position of Inspector General of Police. I believe it would benefit the country greatly if appointments to such key roles were made primarily on the basis of merit and experience. When selections seem influenced more by regional or ethnic considerations, it can unintentionally affect national unity and the confidence of many dedicated officers who have worked hard to earn advancement. |
DIGFrank Mba is clearly the most suitable candidate for the role of Inspector General of Police. |
To every Junkie out there. Especially in America. Your dollars is funding the terror going on in Mexico. Get your life together and stop the demands for Drugs. |
All the potential Dads at the gender reveal
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Over 200 people were brutally killed in Kwara State, yet the President and his entire cabinet have not found it necessary to visit the victims’ families. But the moment campaign season begins, watch how the same people will swarm every state, every local government, every village square,smiling, shaking hands, promising heaven and earth. Their priorities are crystal clear,they only show up when they need our votes.they disappear when we need them most.they do not care about the masses. They never have. |
No power supply at home, no power supply in another country. It feels like darkness is attached to Nigeria everywhere. |
When Morocco won the AFCON.
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Where does the state government spend or use all the numerous taxes they impose on the people? |
E reach to fight jorrr. The humiliation was too much, no single shot on target |
So the US can now attack another sovereign state and kidnap it's leader? Are they the world's police? |
It seems we are not yet prepared to do what it takes to set this country right. |
amaridigital:People like you clearly have unresolved anger issues and use social media to project them. Why resort to insults before making your point? Were you not taught basic manners? |
The thing Wey turn a whole Dangote to activists under Tinubu's regime fit kîll me. Man has complained more times under Tinubu on social media than at any point in his existence |
Col in January B.Gen in December ![]() |
The Supreme Court has overridden the pardon granted by President Bola Tinubu to an Abuja-based house wife, Maryam Sanda, who was in 2020 sentenced to death by hanging for killing her husband, Bilyaminu Bello, during a domestic dispute. President Tinubu had reduced Sanda’s sentence to 12 years imprisonment on compassionate ground. But in a judgment a on Friday, the Supreme Court, in a split decision of four-to-one, affirmed the death sentence handed Sanda by the Court of Appeal, Abuja which upheld the decision of a HIgh Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), sentencing her to death by hanging. The Apex Court resolved all the issues raised in the appeal she filed against her and dismissed the appeal for being without merit. Justice Moore Adumein held in the lead judgment, which he personally delivered, that the prosecution proved the case beyond reasonable doubt as required, adding that the Court of Appeal was right to have affirmed the judgement of the trial court. Justice Adumein held that it was wrong for the Executive to seek to exercise its power of pardon over a case of culpable homicide, in respect of which an appeal was pending. Details shortly… https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-supreme-court-overrides-fgs-pardon-for-maryam-sanda-affirms-death-sentence/ |
When would Nigeria have real men of honour in this house? |
It's very naive to declare a coup on TV without having The President in your hands, as nobody will attack you when you have him in your custody, otherwise he will make contact and you will be attacked easily |
Where did the commissioner see dollars? It's a case of a thief robbing from another thief |
Gumi will not be happy with this |