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ShobayoEmma:
Homicide
Corruption
Kidnapping
Robbery
All the above shouldn't have taken more than 0.1 percentage. Reason being that often don't repent after their parole or pardon.

Anyways, Tinubu knows better.



Tinubu, a bad man with good intentions

TimeManager:
It seems we are forgetting a very important part of this whole process. The President did not singlehandedly approve the pardon. A Presidential committee was inaugurated from across the spectrum and they came up with recommendations which were submitted to the council of state for approval.
Unfortunately, some people read only to comment and get likes but not to understand for future reference. This goes to show the level of our educational systems, producing graduates who are quick to talk but slow to understanding.

-Kiss the truth!

theredaddy:
Oga you can't masquerade the truth, Your smart phone for instance works with algorithm nd fetches content base on your most surveyed interest

If your arguement is that its the committee handiwork well they worked along Tinubu alogrithm ... as 1- 5 covers Tinubu kind of person infact he is not better than any of 1-5

Oga Nigerins have grown and people are beginning to see ours leaders for who they are

Image123:
You forget that Mr President was never convicted of any drug case, and that the majority of these drug related criminas are from the South East. These are the facts, let's not be emotional.

Apcnewrecruit:
You guys always have a way to pin drugs with Tinubu

snowball11:
True. Just that he decided to dash the US government $461k.

You know say him na baba olowo!

TimeManager:
It seems we are forgetting a very important part of this whole process. The President did not singlehandedly approve the pardon. A Presidential committee was inaugurated from across the spectrum and they came up with recommendations which were submitted to the council of state for approval.
Unfortunately, some people read only to comment and get likes but not to understand for future reference. This goes to show the level of our educational systems, producing graduates who are quick to talk but slow to understanding.

-Kiss the truth!

TouchNfollow:
Nigeria is too easy to predict. Look at the date.

Image123:
Good that you accept that he was never convicted of any drug case. i wonder why the convicted ones didn't dash Nigeria money so as not to be convicted, since you feel that's how stuff works.
Imagine someone thinking that drug barons can give the US government money publicly so as not to be convicted. SMH

iwaeda:
Home front carries the largest share. Up cartel.

fuckingAyaya:
Playing a fatherly role to his boys,if he reach your turn no pardon your boys.

snowball11:
Maybe you seem not to get the stance that there was a plea bargain in the whole saga!

That i was being sarcastic in my response shouldn't make you bloat!

TimeManager:
It seems we are forgetting a very important part of this whole process. The President did not singlehandedly approve the pardon. A Presidential committee was inaugurated from across the spectrum and they came up with recommendations which were submitted to the council of state for approval.
Unfortunately, some people read only to comment and get likes but not to understand for future reference. This goes to show the level of our educational systems, producing graduates who are quick to talk but slow to understanding.

-Kiss the truth!

This guy sef, top politician in the east can influence a decision in the north. Eg the president.
The statistic is clear.
It was rigged to favor druggys.
I don’t want to pour insult as u no offend me.

Image123:
You forget that Mr President was never convicted of any drug case, and that the majority of these drug related criminas are from the South East. These are the facts, let's not be emotional.

Ofunaofu:
Presidents have the constitutional power to grant pardons that’s not in question. But when someone with a history in the drug trade uses that power to free people convicted of similar crimes, it really raises eyebrows. It makes you wonder: is this about justice, or something more personal? Moves like this can erode trust in the legal system

festacman:
These statistics are heavily pregnant and optically worrying .

I don't know men ...

Judolisco:
Ok thank God we have the names of those people... Let's see the percentage of the ethnic groups involved in drug trafficking as well

TouchNfollow:
Nigeria is too easy to predict. Look at the date.

Morbeta11:
Source:
https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1977079662959538485?t=OwHHWssKibE03IeyrBv3Xw&s=08[/quote]Tinubu is a former drug dealer himself ! He can relate to their situation so there should be no suprise.

Morbeta11:
Source:
https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1977079662959538485?t=OwHHWssKibE03IeyrBv3Xw&s=08[/quote]Tinubu is a former drug dealer himself ! He can relate to their situation so there should be no suprise.They are his former colleagues.It was drug money he used to kick start his political career & pursue the NADECO fight.

prophetfire:
He's the one that recruits, trains and deploys them.
South Eastern guys are many among his boys because they're the ones that are the most daring and desperate when it comes to chasing fast money.
But we know who BAT drug Kingpin is.
All hail the jagajaga of Nigeria.
He just pardoned his boys.
Man is doing well with power for his constituents.

TimeManager:
It seems we are forgetting a very important part of this whole process. The President did not singlehandedly approve the pardon. A Presidential committee was inaugurated from across the spectrum and they came up with recommendations which were submitted to the council of state for approval.
Unfortunately, some people read only to comment and get likes but not to understand for future reference. This goes to show the level of our educational systems, producing graduates who are quick to talk but slow to understanding.

-Kiss the truth!