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Yes, this is what it is, just a theory.

So I woke up a few moments ago, checked the homepage, saw a topic suggesting that the South Africans have agreed to release "our" monies to us, and then had this queer thought bouncing around my mind: I asked myself why suddenly, the SAs have realised just how valuable their relationship with Nigeria is and how unwilling they are to allow a "mere" $9.5million ruin such "fantastic" relationship. Could this relationship with us be revolving around the bodies of over 100 South Africans lying in morgues in Lagos state?? The government has been headstrong in their refusal to release the bodies of those victims to the SA authorities, I wonder if those bodies are being used as leverage in the ongoing diplomatic row that resulted from a bungled attempt by some Nigerians to launder money in SA. With the release of the money, are we gonna see an immediate repartration of the bodies of the South Africans from the Synagogue incident Was this the government's gambit Is it ethical

NB: just a thought.




Ps: Barcanista, you got mail.

What is this?

alabiyemmy:
What is this?

What does it look like??

Looks like fable to me.

ok

Wake up. You are still asleep!

omenka:
Yes, this is what it is, just a theory.

So I woke up a few moments ago, checked the homepage, saw a topic suggesting that the South Africans have agreed to release "our" monies to us, and then had this queer thought bouncing around my mind: I asked myself why suddenly, the SAs have realised just how valuable their relationship with Nigeria is and how unwilling they are to allow a "mere" $9.5million ruin such "fantastic" relationship. Could this relationship with us be revolving around the bodies of over 100 South Africans lying in morgues in Lagos state?? The government has been headstrong in their refusal to release the bodies of those victims to the SA authorities, I wonder if those bodies are being used as leverage in the ongoing diplomatic row that resulted from a bungled attempt by some Nigerians to launder money in SA. With the release of the money, are we gonna see an immediate repartration of the bodies of the South Africans from the Synagogue incident Was this the government's gambit Is it ethical

NB: just a thought.




Ps: Barcanista, you got mail.

wrong thought. They can't use the bodies as leverage. The body is in the hands of the state govt not the feds, so it's a no-no esp wen u considered that both arms are of diff political party..

SLIDEwaxie:
wrong thought. They can't use the bodies as leverage. The body is in the hands of the state govt not the feds, so it's a no-no esp wen u considered that both arms are of diff political party..

But they are foreigners. I think the FG is more responsible for them than the state govt.

omenka:
But they are foreigners. I think the FG is more responsible for them than the state govt.

Hehehee, bad post. Lie lie story