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CiaoUncle:
Sorry bri.y.oii t still remains that prior t9 the decision of the court in the matter under reference, Obla had win so many celebrated cases for EFCC and being a staff myself, I should be in a position to set the records straight. Magu's penchant for intimidating and witch hunting perceived enemies is grossly underestimated. That said, I sorry for stepping out of line.

It's all good bro. Cheers!

showafrica:
Lol, that shameless part is true anyway. However, i believe election boycott would be a good way to protest in 2023. If one of them emerge eventually, let the world know he was not democratically elected like they thought.

Just like a nipple, you have a point. I agree with you.

PS712:
This should be a simple case to prove. Except if the accuser has left out some details. If the guest house does not belong to the accused but is rather a public place then witnesses won't be far!

It takes a lot to prove rape. It is not as simple as you may be thinking. It is not just about witnesses. Trust me on this, it is my field.

B1GG:
Trust men at your peril

Trust humans at your peril. This is why we should side neither the woman not the police in this matter. Don't you think?

B1GG:
trust policemen at your own peril

I didn't say I trust them. Trust women at your peril.

showafrica:
Yes i understand you but still we dont have any case wether we vote or not. However, it will be embarrassing to the nation that her citizens are no longer voting meaning, we lost confidence in both inec and judiciary. To me, its the best form of protest and revolution. They already know who to install in 2023..and certainly its either a pdp or apc cabal person. Assuming, you are the right person, there is no way you will win without pdp or apc and for you to join the party now and become the flag bearer u must have pleased all the demons and after 8yrs you discover you just pleased few people and the cycle continues. Bro, there is no hope in Nigeria system of leadership, everything is hijacked.

And you seem to forget that our leaders are shameless? Nothing will embarrass them. If the erratic power supply, widespread looting and unprecedented lapses in the security architecture of the country couldn't cause the present crop of leaders an embarrassment, voters apathy won't do a thing. Don't forget that certain chibok girls have been held in captivity for years now, that wasn't enough to embarrass the government into doing the right thing. If you are suggesting a protest (let me not use the word "revolution" because of DSS), then I may agree.

showafrica:
It will be foolishness to continue doing same thing, only if the youth will resist the urge to vote, that would be the best protest for bad governance.

If you don't vote, someone will still emerge winner and you will have no case. That's not wisdom.

padi94:
Make full disclosure before sending people to your website, so you don't send the wrong message... cos my fraud alarm went off immediately that happened and it is still on

I perfectly understand your point. To dispel any doubt that might have creeped in, I will give you something more reassuring. Give me a chat on WhatsApp through the link below or send a mail. Also, I have been a member of this forum for years now and have maintained a clean slate, haven't been called out by any client, past and present (if that means anything to you).

padi94:
Why is your site showing 404 error when I click about us

Our developers are still doing some works on there. Apologies.

Samfloxin:
There has never been election in Nigeria that was won by votes.

That's preposterous and you know it. It is fallacious to so aver. There has been election(s) credibly won by votes.

PrecisionFx:
Voting wisely is useless wen rigging is concerned

That doesn't negate the importance of voting wisely, or does it?

showafrica:
You and who is voting wisely, the vote that counts or the one that does not count?

Vote wisely first, that's is the first part. Whether or not it will be counted comes after that. Thank you.

Ruggedniggaone:
you are dumb,how can a state prosecutor bribe a judge to secure conviction for the govt and that govt will still go ahead to prosecute him

You seem to be oblivious of what goes in Nigeria. Thanks for the insult. I won't roll in the gutters.

CiaoUncle:
If your senses were intact you would have known that there is no way an external solicitor to EFCC would pay 5m to secure conviction because win or lose he would still earn his fees.

If an external solicitor's performance is adjudged underwhelming by a client, it is logical that such a solicitor may likely be dropped and considered incompetent. Hence, an external solicitor will likely do anything just to secure a conviction and justify his pay.

That having been said, I demand an apology from you for the unwarranted insult.

Thank you.