₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Toh

Is Peter Obi in support of fake drugs?

Obi went to the market to sympathize with the traders after some shop was shut down.

Like sympathize with People selling fake drugs?

https://www.nairaland.com/8344318/peter-obi-support-fake-drugs

Jones4190:
obi himself is on drugs call toothelie

simpleseyi:
If dem born him Mama well, let him go and open the market

9jatriot:
This kind of human being should not be the leader of even an estate. So if by some stroke of bad luck he had won, that is how he would have covered up crimes like these?

Anyway I am no longer shocked at the kinds of things he stands for. I will not be shocked if it is revealed one day that part of the rise to some form of affluence was also by been involved in illicit activities like these.

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

PresidObi:
The way drugs will take cost in the next few months, people go suffer o

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

Rebuker:
What he is actually saying is that those involved in or caught dealing in illegal or fake drugs should be decisively dealt with within the confines of the law. Only the shops belonging to those culprits should be marked for closure, rather than closing the entire market and punishing innocent people who are conducting legitimate business.

Most especially in this economy, it will negatively impact the livelihoods of others doing lawful business in the same market.

In summary, close down the shops of those caught in illegal drug activities and deal with them, but do not shut down the entire market. It’s like punishing innocent people for a crime they know nothing about🙂

simpleseyi:
If dem born him Mama well, let him go and open the market

shiwex:
How is this a fight against Igbo buisness......these guys selling wether Igbo, hausa or Yoruba have no value for other people's life... selling fake drug and you think thats a fight against Igbo?

porthouse7:
wrong place, wrong timing

Rebuker:
In summary, close down the shops of those caught in illegal drug activities and deal with them, but do not shut down the entire market. It’s like punishing innocent people for a crime they know nothing about🙂

Rebuker:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/obi-urges-reopening-of-onitsha-markets-affected-by-drug-raid-closure/%3famp


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkhgNp3qeWQ?si=AKsgUzB_9wt00qu1

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

EmperorCaesar:
You support importers of fake drug?


I pray you guys secession issue is resolved so you can go your own way

Our reasoning and way of life are miles apart

PresidObi:
You will still lose as usual. Whether the markets are open or shut, you're on the losing side. Just don't develop HBP because the drugs to treat you may be in those trucks.

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

PresidObi:
As an economist, you cannot wake up and close an entire market like that. It will backfire on everyone.

Sharpsharp00123:
even if what they are producing in that market are killing people then u should keep it open

People should keep dieing so Igbos can b making their money?

Is that not what u are saying?

Even if 500 people are dieing from the fake products of that market daily, the government should allow people to keep dieing so Igbos can b making money

No wonder that Thai police called u people d scum of the earth

Imagine mentality

9jatriot:
This kind of human being should not be the leader of even an estate. So if by some stroke of bad luck he had won, that is how he would have covered up crimes like these?

Anyway I am no longer shocked at the kinds of things he stands for. I will not be shocked if it is revealed one day that part of the rise to some form of affluence was also by been involved in illicit activities like these.

“One unequivocally condemns such illicit drug trading activities and urges the government to take all necessary measures to eradicate the sale of fake items—especially drugs—and legally prosecute the perpetrators for the health and safety of society,” he stated.

MasterJayJay:
The problem with vultures of babablus is that their brains have been vandalized. They can never understand simple English.

Obi is simply saying that sections of markets not connected to fake drug sales or fake products should not be closed.

Here in Aba, the entire Ekumi plaza have been sealed for a week. There are people who sell other products like weavon, clothes, electronics, phones etc in same plaza. They have been denied their daily income for a week and still counting.

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.