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Morenikeji090:
Very good serve him right.. may God bless justice Omotosho

Bullman:
After living in the Gambia for three years , I am getting Married to my best friend from bissau, she lives and work in the Gambia .. my introduction was last week , and I was given a list of things to buy for the traditional wedding ..

the only expensive thing on the list is a PIG
Everything in total no reach 350k in naira .
Sometimes you can’t help but wonder why everything in Nigeria is done extra extra .

Wife to be said she wants to take up 40% of the expenses.( I am far from broke ooo and she knows) To my single brothers you should try and date women from other African countries . Weytin wuna de endure for relationship for Nigeria no be life oooo.

RealLordZeus:
This is what will likely happen to Nigeria if we allow secession of any kind..
We are going to split into as much as 20 nations which will attract several civil wars and a lot of humanitarian crises.

I was just thinking this morning about the possibility of having a monarchial system like the king of malaysia in Western Nigeria in the event of a successful split.
The Yorubas are kind of like the only largest tribe with a bit of homogeneity yet, in such a scenario, there is likely going to be a civil war between the Oni of Ife and Alaafin of Oyo, in the past, there may be some arrangement that keeps the power in check but these current set of monarch will never agree to such arrangement

Kobojunkie:
1. He died and left the property to his wife, meaning he willed it to her or to his children?

2. Was this condition stipulated in the man's will or a legal agreement between your friend and the late husband's siblings? Or did the siblings make these threats up on the fly? The woman remains the legal guardian of her children by law, so why do they believe she should have to give them up in the case she chooses to marry someone else?

3. Normally, the siblings should have no right or say as to how the woman goes on to live her life— marriage right after or not— while raising the kids. However, you need to visit the man's will to realize any conditions that may have been placed in there to restrict her or not. If there is no will and the woman was legally married to the man, then his siblings are simply overstepping their bounds, and can be legally sued by her for harassment.

esnbrutality:
Their fellow NIGERIAn became Governor then President.

Anybody can be President in NIGERIA, as long as you are a drug dealer. Reno said so sef.

festacman:
Two things.

One, a typical Nigerian 2-term president actually do EFFECTIVE governance for four years out of eight because of reelection bid and succession shenanigans. Just like what is currently happening in Nigeria.

Two, any elected presidential candidate who moves into the Aso Rock Villa with well-researched, brainstormed and developed compendium of transformative policy ideas, vital reforms, programs, etc, to solve critical national problems and boost economic activities, will hit the ground running. And he would achieve a lot in four years.

Our bar has been too low in Nigeria since the return to democracy in 1999. We have had 26 years of slow motion governance with a lot of looting. There have been much empty talk about diversification of our economy with less progress. Most of the sectors of the economy are crying for review and modernization of processes. There is inexplicable fear about implementing Orasanye panel report to plug leakages in governance. It has been trial and error, knee-jerk policies and scattergun approach. We deserve better

NotOfThisWorld:
Why would she hand over her children to them?Are they mad? She should sell the properties and move far away from them, with her kids. If they want to give her any problems, she should involve a lawyer and human rights office. Nonsense.

Samantha125:
It's illegal to forcefully separate the children from their mother without any court order... The court has to firstly declare her mentally and financial incapable of looking after her children before they can grant the family members full custody of the children... And the family members also have to be deemed capable of looking after them and from what you said, they're all struggling, meaning they'll only subject those children to all kinds of abuse, leaving them traumatized.

But if they still go ahead and forcefully take them, then that's kidnapping and I'd advise that she opens a case of kidnapping from the nearest police station.

fergie001:
^{Obi replies Soludo, Adeyanju on one-term Presidency}


https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19nSx1zsET/

Previous Thread:
Any Politician Promising To Serve One Term Needs Psychiatric evaluation
- Soludo

Ofcourse, you need it.
For one thing, you did not keep a single one of your numerous campaign promises as governor of Anambra State.
For another, your record of autocratic leadership style stinks to high heavens.
Also on record, was the manner in which you rigged your way to 2nd term.
Candidly, you will be worse than Obj who vowed to Atiku to serve only one term and hand over to the latter only to rig his way to 2n term and even audaciously attempted a futile 3rd term agenda.
Finally, you have come to be known as a certified liar since the 2023 election campaigns started. Anyone will believe you to their utter regret.
Then again, you have an excessively emotional, divisive, violent and uncontrollable band of supporters over whom you lack control capable of turning the country upside down as they currently do in your enclave of SE

Ibechris2:
If u decide to go to court with this kind of matter...who would u say is dragging property with this woman now?

As it is,there is no problem in this widow's family,except u want to get me intentionally wrong.

Bliss52:
Mumu man

Naso Russia take dey fight war?! Did Putin kill women and children

Jcomtrader:
There is no money
But tinubu is expanding presidential fleets

The masses are told to manage while they live like kings

tinsel:
Must Obi comment on everything?