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BlueRayDick:
The publisher of the infamous Hearts magazine

The man was in the level of dem Ade Bendel in terms of 419 levels . He made billions from scam business which he invested into legal businesses . As at 2020 he doesn’t own any valuable property to his name .

https://www.nairaland.com/5775335/ex-nigerian-billionaire-goddy-anabor

monerozi5590:
About the glitched encountered during the presidential election on the IREV portal.

That glitch had no impact whatsoever on the actual conduct of the election.

I would liken it to somebody saying that because there was a problem with their television at home and they could not watch the Super bowl, they're now saying because their TV didn't work that Super Bowl was not played in the stadium. We believe that that's a foolish argument.

Ajuri Ngelale.

BlueRayDick:
The publisher of the infamous Hearts magazine

The man was in the level of dem Ade Bendel in terms of 419 levels . He made billions from scam business which he invested into legal businesses . As at 2020 he doesn’t own any valuable property to his name .

https://www.nairaland.com/5775335/ex-nigerian-billionaire-goddy-anabor

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Just found one of my childhood crushes

I wonder why Obaro didn't win a Grammy. I no even understand wetin she dey talk.

Maybe Segedinho can help me

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Spy360:
It is rather a foolush thought comparing superbowl and TV with election and BVAS.

Is it excusable that BVAS uploaded results in all the other elections except the presidential?

If you say yes, then there was no point using BVAS in the elections. There was no point throwing away 300billion naira because of a mere glitch.

BVAS is the VAR in Superbowl. It should have counted.

Segedinho:
No be bini she dey speak o

Spy360:
It is rather a foolush thought comparing superbowl and TV with election and BVAS.

Is it excusable that BVAS uploaded results in all the other elections except the presidential?

If you say yes, then there was no point using BVAS in the elections. There was no point throwing away 300billion naira because of a mere glitch.

BVAS is the VAR in Superbowl. It should have counted.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Just read the thread on Otedola and Tony, and i can't help but wonder if "Once bitten, twice shy" applies to Otedola.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Haaaa

Which tribe be that?

I always grew up thinking she was Bini[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Back then the two illegal professions that made people millionaires were 419 and drug pushing. Na the midst of those people Wasiu dey always dey. He sings their praise just like hypemen dey hype yahoo boys nowadays and he gets paid handsomely for it. He even collect some of them's wives when grass no level for their side again.

afrodoc2:
Nah. She is Isoko. She had a short but dominant run sha.

CrystalTiger:
Make he go siddon one side abeg...

To acquire and maintain the kind of funds/wealth he Otedola has, dey easy and neat?..He should also tell us how many people he's bleeped over too..

This is business like the real kind of top echelon business no be moi moi..If he dn tire for top there, make him come join us for ladder steps where we dey..

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Edna's "Happy Birthday" track was a must hit for Children's birthday party.

The song follow dey make the rice sweet[/color]

afrodoc2:
Izzou you sef na OG o. For you to have been breakdancing to Evi Edna's songs e mean say for 80s you don dey toast babe. Not like all this indomie generation.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I know

I am more surprised that despite how Tony was backstabbing him, he was always going back to reveal his moves.

This is definitely the hand of Ebukacute[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I know

I am more surprised that despite how Tony was backstabbing him, he was always going back to reveal his moves.

This is definitely the hand of Ebukacute[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Edna's "Happy Birthday" track was a must hit for Children's birthday party.

The song follow dey make the rice sweet[/color]

izzou:


[color=royalblue]OG ke?

I still be pikin oh.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I know

I am more surprised that despite how Tony was backstabbing him, he was always going back to reveal his moves.

This is definitely the hand of Ebukacute[/color]

afrodoc2:
Based on statistics, Happy Birthday was released in 1988 and was no longer in vogue by 1992. Only pre-indomie generation could have been dancing to it.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Says who?

It lasted much longer oh[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Just found one of my childhood crushes

I wonder why Obaro didn't win a Grammy. I no even understand wetin she dey talk.

Maybe Segedinho can help me

[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Haaaa

Which tribe be that?

I always grew up thinking she was Bini[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I know

I am more surprised that despite how Tony was backstabbing him, he was always going back to reveal his moves.

This is definitely the hand of Ebukacute[/color]

GloriousGbola:
I will just say we had a run in with otedola in the late 2000s. The mans actions painted him as an uncouth barely educated power mad thug. Only able to bully those weaker than him, but unable to out think or outwit those on his level

Theflint1:
True, Otedola is clearly being outwitted by Tony Elumelu. What Tony Elumelu seems to be doing is to watch for Otedola's business moves, then react to it...he's employing that strategy because Otedola has way more social and political connect than he does, so Otedola is likely to always know where policy direction would drive investment towards, sadly he seems not be be as cash flush as Tony Elumelu, so once that one gets scoop of it, he either makes a move faster or bullies him out, and Tony Elumelu being the way better asset manager, becomes difficult to dislodge once he's made his move.

That times three pay out Otedola got from the failed takeover of Transcorp, Tony Elumelu would make that and more even if he's able to grow the business by just 10%, and all this drama that Otedola is doing is even making Transcorp more attractive to investors, so the share price is likely to grow that much, or even more. Investors don't care who's the nice guy, what they care about is who will make them money, so it's surprising that Otedola is playing this victim card.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Just found one of my childhood crushes

I wonder why Obaro didn't win a Grammy. I no even understand wetin she dey talk.

Maybe Segedinho can help me

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