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raumdeuter:
Especially OKOCHA Take note unlimited22

Unlimited22:
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Shey I was telling someone that you can make a u turn on Terry Ferdinand and even Hazard but Okocha is till death

GloriousGbola:
When you are a trillionare ceo they let you do it

Sign em by the tittays

OasisX:


.....when you get something not gibberish to discuss, mention me.

LiveLongNprospa

Tochex101:
We can reverse the trend, I'm naming my 1st daughter "Olaedo"..…... means gold in Igbo.

You won't catch me giving chukwu or chi names.

TemporaryHansel:
You wan set blueray up abi. I dey fear the way you dey move for this place. You no dey for anybody, you just want violence.

Ellexy:
Also them Okafor, Okeke, Okonkwo, Okorie etc

OasisX:


....Osun, Enugu and Taraba.

KingTom:
Olaedo is a lovely name. I like Nnu Ego from the joys of motherhood too

GloriousGbola:
When you are a trillionare ceo they let you do it

Sign em by the tittays

KingTom:
Yes you're absolutely right, all those Onwudili, Onwukwe, Onwubiko are mostly surnames now. Even sexy female names like Nkiruka, Ginika, Adaku dey hard to see now

Theflint1:
VDM reopening the investigation into the Mohbad situation and the coroner finally making their report public makes for an interesting coincidence

BlueRayDick:
What exactly are we going to be exporting to St Lucia ?

What business will our people who board the direct flight to St. Lucia be going there to conduct?

Have we discovered a rare metal that we will be mining and sending on plane to that less than 200k country ?

iamoyindamola:
Which continent is St Lucia located

GloriousGbola:
When you are a trillionare ceo they let you do it

Sign em by the tittays

BlueRayDick:
It has nothing to do with any VDM reopening any case .

Make una no Dey let opportunist activists use una head . The coroner inquest was sitting regularly at Ikorodu and all parties concerned were regularly attending .

The last sitting was in April and it was at that sitting they adjourned for a later date which they will deliver their final verdict . Below is the YouTube link to the news about the adjournment in April.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG1DbK_XJP4?si=lYnjFxa58qp6JEEA

When u attribute superpowers to people like him , una Dey make dem see themselves as larger than life . He didn’t have anything to do with the coroner inquest making their report public .

Theflint1:
Bin just wan know wetin dey happen exactly, cause I know it couldn't have been just a coincidence that the coroners findings and the direction of VDMs fresh investigation was pretty much validating eachother.

VDM must have been following the inquest, and seeing where the judgement was headed chose to preempt them with his supposed investigation.

The judge said the Nigerian police had a policy requirement for officers to rape, maim, torture, enslave, disappear and murder Nigerians, adding all of these were in violation of the Rome Statute on crimes against humanity.

“Mr Eriator, as a member of the police force, was complicit in those crimes because he could not have been unaware of the repeated and systematic acts of violence and torture,” the Canadian judge stated. “The fact that he remained within the Force, and because of his position, he was said by the Minister as having made a significant contribution to the crimes.”

Mr Eriator, however, denied the allegations, saying he was only a police officer and did not participate in the criminal activities of the force.

In his ruling, the judge stated that Mr Eriator was inadmissible to Canada due to his previous ties to the Nigerian police.

Mr Eriator entered Canada illegally through the land borders from the U.S. in October 2017. He voluntarily joined the Nigerian police in June 2009 and rose to the position of corporal.

The ex-corporal was also assigned to checkpoints during two past elections in Nigeria, including the 2015 presidential election. He was also assigned to the now-disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) in Ikeja for a period before leaving the force in 2016.

Mr Eriator’s case added to the growing list of Nigeria’s ex-police officers who had been denied permanent stay in Canada over their involvement or association with the police’s crime-related activities.

In 2021, Judge Sébastien Grammond denied asylum to a former SARS operative, Olushola Popoola, on the grounds of his association with the brutal unit and the police force.

Another former police officer, Charles Ukoniwe, could not get asylum in Canada after Judge Patrick Gleeson in Ottawa threw away his review request over his association with the notorious MOPOL unit of the Nigerian police.

Mr Gleeson held that any Nigerian who willingly joined the Nigerian police would be guilty by association before the Canadian judicial system and the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, notwithstanding whether or not the person committed gruesome crimes often associated with the security agency.

raumdeuter:
What is happening there?

iamoyindamola:
Napoli inserting a clause no Italian club will buy osihmeh
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E sweet me