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Kelvin30286063:
Now that's the real deal. Let me see how EFCC will trace that one now.

EFCC may not have any interest here. Since it is a case of kidnapping, they would say it is for the police to handle.

Besides, EFCC appears to be more interested in financial crime that affects foreigners, than financial crime that affects Nigerians.

I couldn't pick out what the persons in the video were saying.

The only thing that is clear is that there is some kind of argument or quarrel.

What day and time did the mother bring her daughter to the hospital?

Some government hospitals may only attend to emergency cases outside routine hours. Routine hours for children may be from 8 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday (or Monday to Saturday).

Perhaps there was a queue, and the mother did not want to wait any longer. There may have been other children who were in critical condition, but the mother wanted attention for her daughter which may have been a mild case.

If the daughter's condition was critical, the mother would not complain that her daughter has "typhoid" and produce a lab result to back up her claim.

unbitchable:
Russia or China will never go this far on their citizens. They will never put up a display to impress some FBI.

GeneralPula:
You’re very right!

EFCC serves United States interests.

JONNYSPUTE:
That was a wrong move by the burglers. They can't sell it anywhere.

Gold can be melted and remoulded.

Not knowing the name of the chief justice of Nigeria may be excusable, but not knowing the name of the president may indicate that the candidate is either uneducated or is a foreigner.

Where exactly is it written that a female lawyer cannot wear trousers in court, or that a female lawyer must wear a skirt in court?

AutoJoshNIG:
Also, do not let other drivers pressure you into entering the box when a clear exit is not available.

Good advice. However, some drivers would even pressure you to move onto a railway line when a clear exit is not available.

He is probably performing a ritual, which to him may have some form of spiritual or religious significance.

Delightikechi:
He is also required to sign the sex offenders register for life.

What happens if he refuses to sign the register?

The passport is valid for all countries, but a visa is still required except when travelling to countries that are visa free or visa on arrival for Nigerians.

Visa Free Countries for Nigerians:
Barbados, Benin, Burkina Faso
Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad
Dominica, Fiji, The Gambia
Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau
Haiti, Ivory Coast, Liberia
Mali, Mauritius, Micronesia
Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone
Togo, Vanuatu

Visa on Arrival for Nigerians:
Bangladesh, Burundi, Cambodia
Comoros, Djibouti, Georgia
Iran, Kenya, Laos
Madagascar, Maldives, Mauritania
Mozambique, Nauru, Palau
Samoa, Seychelles, Somalia
Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Timor-Leste
Tuvalu, Uganda

www.travelstart.com.ng/lp/visa-free-countries

He has already served four and a half years in jail, yet the court is threatening him with ten more years for the same offence unless he pays £7.3m.

Assuming he decides to pay, who will get the money? The court, the British government or the Nigerian government.

It may be better for him to refuse to pay and risk the jail term; at least, he can appeal the judgment.

The result was quite close for the top two contestants; it would have been nice if there had been a run-off.

KidsNEXTdoor:
Rubbish...

We have politicians here looting money with bullion vans and what not...

Efcc will turn a blind eye...

EFCC serves United States interests.

If some politicians loot money with bullion vans, this would not adversely affect the United States, so EFCC has no interest there.

He may sue the herdsman for damages.

EFCC serves foreign interests in general, and the United States interests in particular.

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We should consider the economy of the state or country before declaring extra public holidays.

At present, the number of public holidays in the country (13 or 14 each year) are too many.

Osun, by its declarations, has increased the number of public holidays in the state to 15 or 16.

Some days may just be observed but should still remain normal working days.

Benwems:
Why does efcc give some people board/placard to hold but don't give others? Who knows?

Perhaps others refuse to carry the board/placard.

Fatoyinbo has the right to remain silent, even if he is invited by the police.

Where can someone get Hubert Ogunde movies today?

It was so close.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nogyfpMAcY

The ladies were probably not kidnapped. They are all eighteen years and above.

They left Ghana and travelled to Nigeria willingly.

If Gimba Kakanda will not take down the false tweet, then he should be reported to Twitter so that his account can be closed.

decrownprince:
The Nigeria Army is not the real owner. I was among those that arrested it. Is in Maiha LGA of Adamawa State that the arrest was made and not in Fufore LGA. And it was arrested more than 3weeks. All those while we tried to confirm the real owner, but couldn't that why it was handed over to the Custom

The military equipment was being transported by human beings when it was intercepted. Did the equipment not originate from somewhere? Was there no destination for the equipment?

decrownprince:
It was not purchased by the military or State government. It was purchased by another Africa Country. And we waited for them to laid claim to it.

Which African country?

YungMillionaire:
Ekweremadu was betrayed by his own people...what a shame. They invited him and when he got there, they stabbed him in the back. Disgusting.

It wasn't really a betrayal.

Ndi-Igbo Germany (not IPOB) invited Ekweremadu. Some IPOB members in Germany got to know that he was coming; they went to the venue and attacked him when he arrived at that place.

The video did not show the vehicle and the plate number, so it may not be easy to carry out further investigation.

I wonder why Germany is eager to deport Nigerians, but welcome migrants from the middle east with open arms.

It looks as if he was the target but the lightning missed.

What is the point of giving a life ban and imposing a fine?

If he refuses to pay, what more will FIFA do?

The report did not say which day the Nigerian High Commission was closed.

If the Nigerian High Commission was closed during the public holidays in Nigeria, then it is in order. The embassies and high commissions of other countries do the same. However, there should have been a notice on the front door stating this. In addition, any appointment on those days should have been postponed or cancelled in advance.

The money was rescued.