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We don’t have a good Justice system in Nigeria. Done idiots are speculating on how she got the money or why she don’t her money the way she chose to spend it. I repeat lots of hopeless idiots here talking nonsense. We need a good justice system. This case should go to court and if she was scammed, the scammer needs to be called out and banned from online trading. Also eBay relies on good reviews. We need to start reviewing vendors, service provides artisans, that way you know you will lose money if you mess up.

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

You are very correct. I see some overgrown idiots talking BS. Is it not the same Nigeria we see Nigerians transporting human parts, babies, and all sorts of sordid things and cos they are guilty, they resist arrest. I agree the police should not be brutal and charge cases to court however, there are some idiots that the only language they understand is that brutality. Look at Seun Kuti, he actually slapped a police officer. You see that everyday, police officers doing legitimate work and they are abused and harassed. Yes agreed, there are also cases whereby police officers harass and beat up innocent people. Bottom line, we have to know exactly what happened and not rush to judgement.

004gist:
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Itt could be that while trying to do her clearance which normally takes just few days she entered labour.

You may be right. That also says a lot about the endless, painful bureaucratic process we go through in the name of registration and accreditation!!! Imagine “ days” like you rightly stated!!!

nairavsdollars:
What's the business of EFCC with that? He can charge whatever he wants. He didn't force anyone to attend

What are you lacking? Common sense or English comprehension? I think both. Let me help you out. EFCC is a commission that equally gives guidance on these thugs. They said: 1. There is element of ponzi business in this claim. 2. He is charging in dollars, it’s against Nigerian laws.

Nawa4nl:
Mumu Jesis was judged for you and I.
Jesus came to die for us.


Mat 16:21 KJV From that time forth began Jesus to shew unto his disciples, how that he must go unto Jerusalem, and suffer many things of the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised again the third day.

Na you be the real idiotic mumu. You believe in a God that cannot forgive until his supposed innocent son was beaten, humiliated, striped almost naked, then nailed on a cross with common criminals and left there to die in that gruesome manner, before your God can forgive sin that was committed by the first man and first woman. Also, all your other prophets in your same book you’re quoting lived and preached but none of them mentioned clearly anything else aside what the messenger of Allah you’re insulting mentioned. So before insulting others, take a better look at yourself and your belief.

IGBOPROMISE1:
Make no mistake about it…there is a well orchestrated murderous campaign against Ndigbo and their region that began during the despotic Buhari regime and has continued into this present one! Some people with a hegemonic mindset were furious Ndigbo dared to entertain the idea of secession and massively gave their support to Mazi Kanu and IPOB to threaten the continued existence of the ATM that is ‘one Nigeria’, and these hegemonics have vowed to do whatever it takes to discredit the movement and its leader! That’s what all these red-flag operations are about! And as if threatening secession wasn’t bad enough, the anger of these power-hungry murderers grew over the last presidential election when the some of them almost got a heart attack seeing a ‘nyamuree upstart’….one who didn’t know the Igbo are not entitled to challenge for the presidency once a certain ‘owners of Nigeria’ expresses interest, almost beat them to the prize! But for their rigging prowess and the anti-Igbo campaign they mounted against the ‘pretender’, things were set to turn out differently from what is presently the case!

There is a synergy between what’s happening on ground with the murders and what’s happening on social-media! This is most noticeable on this forum anytime a certain moniker, who somehow manages to always be the first to know of senseless murders in the south-east, opens yet another thread! The usual suspects then fall in and immediately try to drive the narrative towards ‘Igbo are killing Igbo because of sit-at-home or Biafra’!

Any Igbo, and indeed any sensible Nigerian that’s not one of the big three, who isn’t worried about their children having to share the same country with these selfish, greedy, hateful, vindictive and xenophobic spawn of lucifer….such a person needs to have their head examined because their children are inheriting hell on earth!

Let me tell you a short story, sometimes ago, a tanker fell at a market in Onitsha and as always, the market got burnt with millions of goods and property destroyed. As always it was blamed on dangote truck and how Nigeria does not want Igbo business thrive. Now, some igbos tired of the same thinking, same mindset, same mentality, decided to think different and asked basic questions. Now, they asked why businesses with goods worth millions, or billions and owners do not have ordinary smoke detectors or fire extinguishers in place Also it was discovered that in Peter Obi’s Anambra, after Peter Obi left as governor, this was in 2017 during Willie Obiano’s time, it was discovered that the whole state did not have a single functioning fire truck. I repeat there was no single functioning fire truck in Anambra state, meanwhile each local govt in Lagos state has three. Now you know why it’s so bad, Anamcco in Anambra and Innoson both produces fire trucks 🚒. So You can blame all you want, point fingers all you want, if Obi was patient and listened to reason, he would’ve been VP today preparing for presidency in 2027. A lot will be destroyed before you realize your mumu don do!!!

Lutherblaq:
That is the only xplaination, bro.

She might be normal and just might not have these basic things. Now, this shows you are also poor yourself and immature. You may consider this as boasting if you don’t want to accept the truth, if a lady I’m not even sleeping with (talk less of one I’m sleeping with) steals soap from me, I won’t consider that as stealing, I will take her to the store and buy her at least half dozen of basic needs and tell her politely (without making her feel bad) she doesn’t have to take the one in the bathroom. Now, if she’s going in your wallet to steal your money after you'd given her good money, then Yes, that’s bad you can open your mouth and say she stole from you.

@XXcash, and a few others addressed the most important thing here, thst is how you crossed the line by talking about sex education yo your neigbours kids. I think that is all that needs addressed here. Part of education we should be teaching kids is protecting them and shielding them from so many things including neighbors that will talk to them about “sex education” without their parents consent. I think you should focus on that and understand your place in the lives of folks you interact with.

casualobserver:
A child who doesn’t will not amount to anything in life…ask an clinical child psychologist. You should either be thankful that your children are too smart for you to notice or you should be worried that your children are not naturally intelligent.

You know hat you got up to as a child.

You are wrong sir. Stop that argument it’s not true. Each child is unique, environment, culture, etc affects all that.

dahmie2013:
Exactly, are our professors so jobless? The case is disgusting to say the least.

Just shut up 🤫. Nothing is too small. Let’s do things right and put everything in perspective. That’s why our country is messed up, we trivialize lots of things and don’t pay attention to little details.

9jaRealist:
NA LIE!

Kaduna Refinery was commissioned in 1980 (under Shagari administration)…
While the new Port Harcourt Refinery was commissioned in 1989 (old one in 1965).

What Buhari was (in)famous for as Federal Commissioner for Petroleum…
Was the reported “missing N2.8 billion” (then about $5 billion) at the NNPC.

Furthermore, as sole administrator of the PTF under Abacha…
Buhari refused to allow for TRANSPARENCY and publish the PTF accounts.

The notion of Buhari as a “clean” leader/politician is a SCAM!
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Bros use your God given brain 🧠 naaa. The story of 2.billion missing naira came from an alleged conversation in a bus. It has been dispelled many times that it’s impossible for that mind boggling amount to be missing siphoned etc outta the country at that time, Ure still repeating the bear parlour lies in 2023.

postbox:
A submersible watercraft with five people on board has been missing since shortly after it set out early Sunday to explore the site of the Titanic shipwreck in the North Atlantic.

On Wednesday, U.S. Coast Guard officials said that airplanes participating in the search had detected underwater noises in the North Atlantic on both Tuesday and Wednesday, leading authorities to focus their mission on the area the sounds are coming from.

On Tuesday, Capt. Jamie Frederick of the U.S. Coast Guard said during a news conference that the vessel had about 40 hours of breathable air left.

Here are nine questions about the Titan and the effort to find it. We’ll be updating this post as the story develops.
1. When and where did the Titanic submersible disappear?
After departing from St. John’s on the eastern edge of Newfoundland on June 16, the Polar Prince dropped anchor roughly 900 miles east of Cape Cod and was scheduled to deploy the Titan at 3 am ET the morning of June 18, although the Coast Guard said it didn’t begin its descent until around 7 am ET. The sub was supposed to send out a ping every 15 minutes during its descent down to the Titanic shipwreck, nearly 13,000 feet below the ocean’s surface. The entire voyage was supposed to take just two and a half hours, but the Polar Prince lost contact with the Titan approximately an hour and 45 minutes into the trip, triggering a desperate search for the now-missing sub. —Adam Clark Estes

2. Who is on board?
There are five people aboard the Titan submersible, including Stockton Rush, the 61-year-old pilot. He’s the founder and CEO of OceanGate Expeditions, which organized the expedition that the submersible embarked on to see the wreckage of the Titanic. Rush is an aerospace engineer with a well-documented love of deep-sea exploration and designing experimental aircraft and modded submersibles (there’s been a lot of talk of how the Titan is maneuvered by a jury-rigged video game controller). Though OceanGate was founded in 2009, tours to the Titanic weren’t available to paying customers until 2021. As of April 2020, the company had raised almost $37 million in total funding, according to data from PitchBook, including a new $18 million investment that year to help fund the nascent Titanic expeditions.

Also on board is Hamish Harding, a 58-year-old British billionaire with a penchant for adventuring to the extremes of the Earth. In 2016, he visited the South Pole with astronaut Buzz Aldrin; he holds three Guinness world records, including one for a more than 4-hour dive in the deepest part of the Mariana Trench. Last summer, he joined the six-person crew of a suborbital flight with Blue Origin, the space exploration company started by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. He also flies planes and skydives; in 2022, he was inducted into the Living Legends of Aviation, an award recognizing people who have made significant contributions to aviation — other honorees include space billionaires Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and actors Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford.

Paul-Henri Nargeolet, a 77-year-old former commander of the French Navy, is a deep-sea search expert who has completed at least 35 dives to the wreck of the Titanic. An authority on the famous shipwreck, Nargeolet is also the director of underwater research at RMS Titanic Inc, which has exclusive rights to salvage artifacts from the wreck. Nargeolet was part of the Air France Flight 447 search efforts, helping to find the plane that had disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean.

Shahzada Dawood, a 48-year-old Pakistani-British businessman and philanthropist, joined the Titan crew with his 19-year-old son Suleman. He heads the Engro Corporation, one of the largest conglomerates in Pakistan, which operates in the food and agriculture, energy, and telecommunications sectors. He sits on the board of trustees of his family foundation, which focuses on education in the sciences and technology. Dawood is also on the board of the SETI Institute, a renowned scientific research organization that, in part, searches for extraterrestrial life.

The five passengers aboard the submersible are connected by an interest — and some experience and bona fides — in exploring air, space, and sea, as well as the financial means to pursue these passions. Again, OceanGate’s Titanic expeditions to the wreckage site cost as much as $250,000 per passenger. The company has claimed that its aim is to increase access to the deep sea for tourists and to contribute research on the wreck and its surrounding debris. —Whizy Kim

3. How exactly does the sub work and why does it need help?
The Titan is not a big submersible, nor is it designed for extended periods of time underwater, or capable to travel to a port without help from another vessel, as naval submarines are. The teardrop-shaped vessel is 22 feet long, can carry five people, and is equipped with one, small porthole window on the front of the vessel, where there is also a small toilet. The cylindrical, all-metal interior otherwise lacks seats and is approximately the size of a minivan, according to David Pogue, a CBS reporter and former passenger. Mike Reiss, a producer and writer for The Simpsons, traveled on the Titan in 2022 and said passengers were given sandwiches and water on board his voyage, which lasted 10 hours, during which the vessel’s compass was “acting very weird” and the passengers only had about 20 minutes to view the Titanic wreckage.

Because it travels so deep in the ocean, the submersible cannot use GPS and communicates with the Polar Prince through a text messaging system. It’s piloted with a video game controller, which is not as weird as it sounds. Even the US Navy uses Xbox controllers to operate the photonic scopes that replaced periscopes on submarines.

Critically, the Titan submersible only has 96 hours of oxygen reserves on board. That means that as soon as the vessel went missing, the clock started ticking on remaining life support. Even if the sub were able to resurface on its own, the passengers would be stuck inside until help arrived, since the hatch is closed from the outside and sealed shut with 17 bolts. —ACE

4. Who owns and operates the Titan sub?
The Titan is operated by OceanGate Expeditions, a Washington-based private company that offers chartered deep-sea exploration for commercial and scientific purposes. The company has also become known for leading deep-sea tourism trips. Its first trips to the Titanic were in 2021 and 2022, and OceanGate has said it would return to the shipwreck annually to survey its decay.

OceanGate has led more than a dozen underwater trips, including to shipwrecks like the Andrea Doria, which lies up to 240 feet underwater near Nantucket. It has three five-person submersibles in its fleet: Antipodes, Cyclops 1, and Titan. While Antipodes and Cyclops 1 can travel just 1,000 and 1,640 feet below the surface, respectively, OceanGate says the Titan is designed to go 4,000 meters, or 13,123 feet deep — just enough to reach the Titanic wreckage, which lies about 12,500 feet down. That seems uncomfortably close to the vessel’s maximum depth.

OceanGate has for years faced criticism from experts about Titan’s safety. David Lochridge, who was an OceanGate employee from 2016 to 2018, warned about the thickness of the Titan’s hull and “the potential dangers to passengers of the Titan as the submersible reached extreme depths” in a 2018 report. Lochridge later said in a court filing that he was wrongly terminated after raising these concerns. More than three dozen experts subsequently sent a letter to OceanGate’s CEO Rush saying that the “‘experimental’ approach adopted by [the company] could result in negative outcomes (from minor to catastrophic).”

OceanGate offered a response of sorts in a 2019 blog post that explained why the company had decided not to class the Titan — that is, get an independent group to evaluate whether a series of standards, including on safety, have been met, which is the industry norm. OceanGate argued that “innovation often falls outside of the existing industry paradigm” and that “by itself, classing is not sufficient to ensure safety.”

Rush seems quite cavalier in his own right. “I mean, if you just want to be safe, don’t get out of bed, don’t get in your car, don’t do anything,” Rush told CBS’s Pogue in 2022. “At some point, you’re going to take some risk, and it really is a risk-reward question.” He added that safety is a “pure waste.” —ACE

5. What do we know about the search and rescue process?
OceanGate contacted the Coast Guard after it lost touch with the Titan on Sunday afternoon. This kicked off what has become an international rescue effort on the water and in the air. The search yielded few updates until early Wednesday, when several maritime surveillance planes detected underwater noises, described as “banging noises,” in the area where the Titan went missing.

That effort included two American C-130 aircraft and two Canadian P-3 aircraft that can deploy sonar probes into the water. On the surface, the Polar Prince and Deep Energy, a Bahamas-flagged pipe-laying ship with two remotely operated vehicles that can dive nearly 10,000 feet, are assisting with the search. A French research vessel, the Atalante, which is equipped with an underwater exploration robot called the Victor 6000, is expected to arrive on Wednesday. The Victor 6000 is capable of descending nearly 20,000 feet, which is more than deep enough to reach the Titanic shipwreck. Even more ships are on their way to help.

In a press briefing on Wednesday afternoon, Capt. Frederick would not offer a timeline for the search. He said that the search area was now two times the size of Connecticut, or more than 10,000 square miles, and that the number of planes and ships assisting in the search would double from five to 10 in the next 24 hours. Frederick also emphasized that the amount of oxygen believed to be left in the Titan was just one data point for rescuers. If the 96 hours of reserve oxygen figure is correct, that would leave rescuers working under the assumption that the supply would run out some time on Thursday. —ACE

6. Why is it so difficult to explore the deepest parts of the ocean?
You’re probably familiar with how 70 percent of the Earth’s surface is ocean, but its depths are a much bigger mystery. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, less than 10 percent of the world’s ocean depths are mapped with sonar.

Think of the ocean floor not as flat and even, but with geological features just like land on the surface. There are canyons, plateaus, mountains, and submarine volcanoes, among other types of formations. Crucially, the technology we have to map above ground doesn’t work as well underwater. Water is a very good shield. It’s excellent at attenuating light, radiation, electromagnetism — all of our conventional tools for studying stuff. Terrain mapping can include satellite imagery and GPS, both of which can’t operate beyond rather shallow depths. So beyond 50 meters of depth, you really can’t know what’s going on unless you’re physically there.

To identify objects in the very deep parts of the ocean, researchers are left to use sound waves, which can travel through water much more accurately, via sonar. We can use echo sounding to map the ocean floor in a practice called bathymetry. There’s also geodesy, a satellite technology that’s increasingly being used to map by measuring tiny changes in gravity, which in turn illustrate the bottom of the ocean.
A part of the struggle comes through relying on sound waves, which physically have to be deployed. It’s expensive to make vessels that can withstand the pressures of the depths, and even more expensive to get people in said vessels. The farther down you go, the higher and more deadly the pressure is. In 2016, scientists estimated it would cost more than $3 billion to map the ocean floor. OceanGate claims to provide submersibles for scientific projects as well.

“In some ways, it’s a lot easier to send people into space than it is to send people to the bottom of the ocean,” oceanographer Gene Carl Feldman told Oceana, an ocean conservation group. “The intense pressures in the deep ocean make it an extremely difficult environment to explore.”


So while we know where the oceans are, and their surface is mapped with satellites, the depths are still just roughly estimated. We have a better understanding of Mars’s geography than we do of the ocean’s.

As for the rescue, the OceanGate submersible only has sonar to rely on — and that’s if their technology is working. (The New York Times reported that it’s unclear whether the Titan even has an acoustic homing beacon.) —Izzie Ramirez

7. How dangerous is deep sea tourism?
In most cases, folks who aren’t experts in deep-sea exploration aren’t ending up down near the sea floor. And if they are, usually they’re accompanied or trained by people who know how to operate deep-sea machinery and what to do in emergency situations. That’s what makes this particular incident with OceanGate precarious — generally, deep sea equipment has several, redundant failsafes to protect the people inside.

Because deep sea exploration trips are so expensive, there are limited ways to get on one. You can be conducting government-funded research, have extremely wealthy benefactors (or are wealthy yourself), or be contracted as an employee of an industry that’s operating in the depths. In the research arena, that’s improved loads. Just earlier this month, a Florida scientist — nicknamed “Dr. Deep Sea” — broke the world record for living underwater the longest. He stayed in a subaquatic compound for 100 days.

But it hasn’t always been so safe. And safety, of course, is dependent on the infrastructure and systems around an individual. In 1983, a team of saturation divers for Byford Dolphin, a semi-submersible oil rig in the North Sea, experienced a terrible accident. The diving bell, or the structure that maintains pressure to keep divers safe, released before a connecting chamber’s doors were entirely closed, instantaneously decompressing the area. Three of the divers died instantly, with the nitrogen in their bodies erupting, “boiling” into gas. Another was sucked through an opening — his internal organs scattered onto the deck after being torn from his body.

The danger of pressure underwater will likely never go away, but we’ve gotten better at building vessels and ships that have backup plans for their backup plans. That, and we don’t send as many crewed vessels into the deep. —IR

8. How does deep-sea tourism compare to space tourism?
Rush, in an interview with the New York Times last year, argued that OceanGate’s private explorations served a public good. “No public entity is going to fund going back to the Titanic,” he said. It’s an argument not dissimilar to the one spacefaring billionaires make about the societal value their multibillion-dollar ventures provide. They too point to a diminishment of interest and funding for space exploration — so thank the heavens they’re magnanimously picking up the slack. In a 2017 interview with Fast Company, Rush noted that as a teenager he dreamed of being the first person on Mars, only later turning his eye to the ocean.

He also said that the cost of OceanGate’s expeditions were a “fraction” of going to space. That’s true more broadly — setting up an aerospace company and building reusable rockets probably requires a lot more capital than sending submersibles into the depths of the ocean. But a ticket on a Virgin Galactic spaceflight also cost around $250,000 in 2021, though it has since upped the price to a cool $450,000. In February of this year, Rush was sued for fraud by a Florida couple alleging that the Titanic voyage they paid a hefty sum for had never happened.

In recent years, space exploration — often with dreams of colonizing Mars — has become the billionaire pet project du jour. But there have been plenty of other trendy, expensive fascinations too. In fact, the elite fascination with the deep sea appeared to be having a moment in the early 2010s. Richard Branson spent an estimated $17 million on a submarine in 2011, and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen also revealed in 2011 that he had a megayacht big enough to house a personal submarine. Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt founded the Schmidt Ocean Institute in 2009, which aims to advance oceanographic research. To date, Schmidt and his wife Wendy have contributed over $360 million to the institute.

While the degree of danger associated with the hobbies of the ultra-rich varies greatly, there’s a surfeit of adventurous pastimes enjoyed by the wealthy, whether it’s yacht racing — enjoyed by the likes of Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison and Wendy Schmidt — or flying private planes, an infamously perilous activity that nonetheless remains a favorite hobby of rich people. —WK

9. Why does the media care so much about this story?
The quick answer to that question is that it’s pretty hard to imagine people spending $250,000 to voluntarily go to an extremely dangerous place in a claustrophobic tube with no additional safety. Rich people doing something astonishingly baffling and risky is always a point of curiosity. It’s a story, in the classic sense of the word.

The more complex — and arguably interesting — answer is that such a search endeavor reveals how little we know about the ocean. The hurdles with sonar, the physical challenges, the fact there’s so much science and guessing involved (Are they still alive and running out of oxygen? Were they instantly crushed?) can lead to a lot of important development in the future. This might be the impetus for governments to invest more in ocean exploration.

And yes, migrants unfortunately do go missing in oceans regularly in arduous, treacherous journeys for a better life. At least 78 migrants died and hundreds of others are missing after a boat capsized in the Mediterranean earlier this week, for instance. Outlets could do more to cover this painful issue with justice and accountability. As local and national outlets continue to cover immigration, human rights, and poverty, it’s a dual responsibility from news organizations and readers alike to decide what really matters.

SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2023/06/22/nine-things-to-know-about-the-missing-titanic-submersible/

This is an interesting read

FlawlessKarl:



TINUBU is an idiot , a compound foooool, and a drug trafficking kingpin that will soon be disgrace.

You forgot to include “ and your president and commander in chief” Also rem to add that kept Nnamdi Kanu locked up and eating beans still….

michlins:
More pictures of the gate

Hello @Michelins, advice needed sir. For a sliding gate, where should the pedestrian entrance be? Towards the middle or at the extreme? Pls sir can you give reasons for and against? Thank you sir 🙏.

LesbianBoy:
This is the first time that someone who didn't win is getting so much love. To the fools that would want to argue go and verify. It has never happened!

It's so obvious tinubu didn't win this election and Atiku didn't come any stupid second.

This is actually the guy that won but because there is an agenda that an igbo man or south south man should not rule that useless country they put tinubu there whether the majority like it or not.


Anyway, God bless peter obi

The true president elected by the people not that criminal inec selected

You have no idea, all you do is listen to the garbage your people spew out, that is why you continue to fail and continue to complain. Tinubu understands politics he knows where to get the votes he won clearly, keep deceiving yourself. Don’t worry Buhari did same he kept deceiving himself and claiming he don and it was rigged against him just because of his popularity ( which in 2015) was more than Obi’s popularity anyways.

Stanislause94:
Opollo eye
Drug sniffing baron

……and President commander in chief Federal Republic of Nigeria.

tuoyoojo:
The mood in abuja is pensive

People walking about with long faces

Abuja voted for Peter Obi

But some few Nigerians wants to continue with the status quo and did their magic

Now that tilibu have removed subsidy

Hope all Apc supporters enjoy buying fuel for 197 naira

Hmmmm So Abuja voted Peter Obi? I thought the election was rigged? If you accept Abuja and Lagos results, then accept the whole results. Tinubu is your president and commander in chief

Deeprooted:
It's time Christian created a unit and arm them to face these illiterate Muslims as Isreal is giving them else this nonsense won't stop.


Till when will the Christian community continue to endure this ?

That is the problem, lies, bias and more lies. That is why it will not stop until a reasonable unbiased govt look into it and hold offenders accountable.

successmatters:
Before you start to self-service to the expired image of the drug baron, just remember that he is suffering from dementia and has lost his cognitive ability. He doesn’t even know what IG means not to talk of joining it which hands will he use to operate a device? The withered hands to cannot hold a stolen certificate properly?

Stop deceiving yourself dude.

Bros, why can’t you learn from history. You abused Tinubu, lied about him that he cannot stand erect, he is this and that, yet he won an election, now he’s your incoming President commander in chief, you are still lying and saying rubbish about him, habaaa, can’t you see through your lies that you are the fool and he is the wise and smart one here? Emancipate yourself from lies, stupidity and Mumuism!

ChizzyBuna:
Fela was smoking colorado when he knacked seuns mother
Na colorado full him sperm so the pikin no get sense right from day 1

Out of all fela children, this seun is the most stupid..

Tinubu is your president commander in chief come May 29th.

Benki003:
I so much love that species eh ❤️🥰 when I had one I acted like a pet dog always working around with me, comes to greet me in the morning and also when am coming back from school

Omo killing that chicken was really hard for me

How can you kill a chicken like that, haba, Shame on you sir!

Rokiat:
Bush man, this one wouldn’t even know how to give head. I feel for the bride.

Na wah 😩 for you!!!

PulaPower:
Misleading post..

Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer’s are now UK committee cuz I didn’t see any damning report from UK but from Kanu’s lawyer..

Bros, the post is not for you. You, you have sense, it’s for those that are “otherwise” like @Biafranuke et al that will mastubate over things like that. Just like Chimamanda writing a letter to Joe Biden, I guess they are still waiting for Biden to order Buhari to kneel down and raise up his hand as punishment lol 😂.

Odin13:
I get am before no be property

Soyinka jones and fool himself .. he deserve whatever he get..

That’s fact

No sentiment on board thr ship.. as a captain
He knows that too well

Wetin do his silence ..

Guess old age has caught up with him.. now his senses has gone tribal

Even his own pirates .. reason way better than him..


Abeg op shift


Modified ;

See as them dey my mention boiling with hate and bitterness..because truth is so bitter to them

Them Dey expect me to worship their own God with dem..

But same humans are all over the place hailing Olumo and his useless gangs

If Una want make Una curse, abuse ,hate .. riot .. mad .. e no stop this truth

Neither e stop illegality of asiwaju and Turn inec legal
Or make Soyinka not to be disrespected … one who plays with child get dirty

And the very foolish of all insults is that they’re all blaming igbos and believe Odin na igbo being .. once you no agree with them .. you don become igbo … there .. nightmares ..

Insecurities is high

Keep dreaming and sleeping on bike

Soyinka remains a clannish tribal human.. no matter the status… he’s name na wole ..

Haters keep spewing trash gibberish

You’re not even smart enough to recognize that I get am before nobi property doesn’t apply to a Nobel Laurette. An acclaimed cerebral guy that academia all over the world are inviting him just to show up for 30mins and you’re talking rubbish. Siddon there, sense go soon reach you.

seunlayi:


It's better for her to take the slap and make corrections. This is a place dedicated for worship at that particular time, she was already carried away with the dance, even the Bride that owns the day was dancing moderately.
Lesson for her and other TEAM OVER-SABI

I don’t think you watched the video, you and everyone saying she was shaking yansh. She was dancing, period.

Bontafa:
This is what happens when you give audience to a cattle not fit to lace the shoe of OBI


Who compared the vote of kwankwaso?

Idiot

That’s the issue. Always looking down on others thinking you’re superior, that’s why they will always rule over you. Also if Ure educated, you’ll know intelligence wise, or in leadership Obi does not come close in comparison to other leading contenders.

otuomasirichi:
You see the reason why Igbo and Yoruba marriage should be abolished by all means. They rejected Gbadebo Vivour because his mother is Igbo. What's the essence of of marrying an Igbo woman and later see her children as Outcasts or intruders. This is an act of wickedness

You’re wrong and myopic. It totally depends on the individual. You cannot hide your Yoruba identity, have certificates in the USA without “Gbadebo” support IPOB, speak Yoruba like a Chinese or Indian, and claim to be Yoruba and expect to win an election in Lagos state. Barrack Obama already has a Kenyan name, he wrote books about his heritage, his father was not even in his life, but he claimed and accepted his Kenyan identity long before even contesting for presidency. He is not an opportunist like GRV that all of sudden became a Yoruba man cos of election.

OboOlora:
Not a Peter Obo fan but he needs to be using words like:

On behalf of the citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria…

Dude is gonna win this election so he needs to start acting Presidential

Someone should also give him some shekpe and erujeje to drink so his voice can be manly and not be sounding like Timi Dakolo’s voice when talking

What is Shekpe and what is Erujeje? Please explain sir? Thank you �!

Karen2024:
She should be allowed to rape him back

How? You sound stupid. This is not something to joke with. This is a 14 year old and you are a lady…. Habaaaaa

Kajaard:
I may not be religious like Righteousness2 but I do know there is power in the tongue. We should be very careful what we utter from our mouths. Even the Europeans of old like the Vikings say the same, so do Asians. Be careful what comes out of your mouths.

Imagine the two ladies discussing their deaths and making it a competition of who will die first

Stupidity at it's peak.

Shut your mouth abeg. How about the part where they said until you have 20 children etc? Oya say you will be president make I see how you wan take do sm with nonsense and emptiness for head….. See here the day you will die is written down, say whatever with your tongue, you will not die before your time. Also pray as long as you want, once time reach you go go, period.

Brainmytool:
Am i the only one noticing that there is no notable project construction ongoing in the South East and South South.

This is someone’s record oh, you will still complain. Onitsha to Enugu and Enugu to PH that is I going you nogo put mouth. Enugu Airpirt that has been completed was not mentioned and they have to remind you cos brain is paining you.

TooMuchStuff:
You are smart. Spot on. That's is the look of a witch.

Truth be told the concept of witchcraft is spiritually universal. While the Holy book says ''Suffer not a witch to live" it's doesn't guarantee protection for the executioner of the verdict because of our common laws. It's better we leave justice for God to do.

More than 80% of African women are in one form of witchcraft or the other. Having totems like Birds, Cats, Serpents, Fishes, Lioness, Vultures etc. The deep secrecy involved in the craft makes it easier for them to evade detection and treatment.

Only privileged few amongst humans are chosen and gifted with discernment to know about witchcraft and still keeping their divine purity.

You and @englishmart, my prayers is people will judge you too from how you look �, since both of you and some other idiots are just useless and very very stupid. How can you judge someone by “looks” ?