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These men can seriously dress up for party

Hahaha, that is the difference between the rich and the poor folks, soon it will become a trend, but see that on a poor man's leg, he will be tagged a mad man

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uknownforce:
Hahaha, that is the difference between the rich and the poor folks, soon it will become a trend, but see that on a poor man's leg, he will be tagged a mad man

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Foolish statement! We should be calling these people what they really are CRIMINALS!

I don't see any rich man in that picture, just 3 big thieves!

ibedun:
Foolish statement! We should be calling these people what they really are CRIMINALS!

I don't see any rich man in that picture, just 3 big thieves!

I hope you see the same when you see Tinubu, Buhari, Ibori, etc...

Don't be selective.

It's 'agbada' not 'abada'

1) A bullet hit Ibrahim Babangida in his right leg during the Nigerian Civil War.

2) I watched an interview that he gave a long time ago in which he said that the bullet was still in his leg.

3) In 1987 it was announced that President Babangida would travel to Germany for treatment. The announcement stated that he was suffering from radiculopathy (that became a buzz word in Nigeria. There were many newspaper columns that were dedicated to telling Nigerians what radiculopathy was and how to pronounce it).

4) The NTA Network News showed President Babangida as he walked to the presidential jet. I noticed that he was limping.

5) Some weird columnists claimed that Babangida was struck with radiculopathy because he killed Dele Giwa.


6) He later travelled to Paris for treatment

7) Since then he has often suffered from pain in his leg and there was once a rumour that his legs were amputated.

8 ) People who suffer from radiculopathy are often advised to wear comfortable shoes and in fact General Babangida has often received guests without wearing any footwear.

naptu2:
1) A bullet hit Ibrahim Babangida in his right leg during the Nigerian Civil War.

2) I watched an interview that he gave a long time ago in which he said that the bullet was still in his leg.

3) In 1987 it was announced that President Babangida would travel to Germany for treatment. The announcement stated that he was suffering from radiculopathy (that became a buzz word in Nigeria. There were many newspaper columns that were dedicated to telling Nigerians what radiculopathy was and how to pronounce it).

4) The NTA Network News showed President Babangida as he walked to the presidential jet. I noticed that he was limping.

5) Some weird columnists claimed that Babangida was struck with radiculopathy because he killed Dele Giwa.


6) He later travelled to Paris for treatment

7) Since then he has often suffered from pain in his leg and there was once a rumour that his legs were amputated.

8 ) People who suffer from radiculopathy are often advised to wear comfortable shoes and in fact General Babangida has often received guests without wearing any footwear.

For it to be a radiculopathy, the injury had to be at the lower back at the nerve root where it exits the spinal cord. You're on point though.

naptu2:
1) A bullet hit Ibrahim Babangida in his right leg during the Nigerian Civil War.

2) I watched an interview that he gave a long time ago in which he said that the bullet was still in his leg.

3) In 1987 it was announced that President Babangida would travel to Germany for treatment. The announcement stated that he was suffering from radiculopathy (that became a buzz word in Nigeria. There were many newspaper columns that were dedicated to telling Nigerians what radiculopathy was and how to pronounce it).

4) The NTA Network News showed President Babangida as he walked to the presidential jet. I noticed that he was limping.

5) Some weird columnists claimed that Babangida was struck with radiculopathy because he killed Dele Giwa.


6) He later travelled to Paris for treatment

7) Since then he has often suffered from pain in his leg and there was once a rumour that his legs were amputated.

8 ) People who suffer from radiculopathy are often advised to wear comfortable shoes and in fact General Babangida has often received guests without wearing any footwear.

I think he's presently wearing a prosthetic leg.

Too many ignorant people on nairaland these days

Tot they said they had cut one of his legs. Mouth can talk ehhh

Okay

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Show us the Pictures.

2 MAJOR THIEVES IN THE PICTURE!!!!

lightblazingnow:
These men can seriously dress up for party

More like Orthopedic/diabetic shoe because he is sick.


Mumu

Babaginda feet’s are probably messed up despite all the money looted and see him looking silly