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Hard times. |
JJ Omojuwa should go low to his then mama and ask for forgiveness if he really knows she didn't give evidential consent, period. I believe one or two that were in their mutual cycle can help pacify Obizeks to let it be bygone. Dragging this issue without sound evidence will just rubbish his reputation. |
layzie:You aptly captured it. How did he secure her signature and passport should be what he is explaining, except if he has those details but keeping his cards closest to his chest, waiting to use them at the appropriate time. Hahahahaha |
uruba23:I no understand all this 'claim relationship' reasons too o ,hahahaha ![]() JJ should know better that in the court of law, evidence, real evidence is what will matter most. |
Coronabirus:Although you are right that people should not create/further crises but you are quick to insulting and then making a post that should attract you 'genuine' insults too. For instance, can you list those 'a lot of things' said about southern Kaduna crises that are not true? as quoted in your statement below - "A lot of things are said abt Southern Kaduna crisis with no prove but politically motivated allegations." The contents of HRW link (of events of early 2000s) you posted do not in any way point events at the moment, rather it pacifies the position that Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-rufai, though an intelligent and hardworking leader, has also further the distrust between Christians and Muslims in the state, judging by reactions and voting pattern that greeted the choice of a Muslim as his deputy in his last tenure. And again where is your stand with your last statement that "Worst moments were passed in the history of that place"? |
techmo:It's a shame really. The man was disgraced. Just when he enjoyed full support from the presidency when it was stated he can be in office till 2023. That sacking of a whole police state command headquarters was a slap on his face. |
BBYYOLA:You've tried. Just note that there's deep rooted trust issues in Nigeria. Hence, your advisers and kinsmen will never agree for you to leave the VP in Abuja while you go for war. Never. Except you want to be the first victim of the crises you are going to quell in Maiduguri. Secondly, some of these instabilities and insecurities are as a result of lack of unity of purpose and galvanization and unless Nigerians irrespective of religious and ethnic affiliations accept and respect each other's differences, there wouldn't be much going forward, sadly. |
[quote author= post=100162838]Advice number one : Run for your dear life. Advice number too, turn the Running to Fleeing for your dear life. We are happy for you that one dumb head that will advice you that married women are the sweetest (that he has slept with 85% of married women in his area and he is still counting, telling you how he has had sex with Mama Kabiru, Madam Ngozi, Iya Jemimah etc) and he will get 5000 likes and shares from fellow morally corrupt dumb heads that call themselves youths, is not online at this point in time to confuse your destiny. BTW, @your moniker, You not being broke before you clock 25 years should be your priority in life right now, and not a mother of 3 kids. Take these Golden words from the elders. We Rise! And na woman born dis one so?![/quote]making sense back to back these days ![]() |
Even if this rumour turns out to be true there's absolutely nothing that will be done, nothing! Why? Because every damn itch that was felt prior was well scratched, but now...even a knock is well appreciated! Lol |
slawormiir:Lol. Oga this one is not olright o.,lol E b things now o. If person do gragra blow whistle na so e go see anyhow for efcc. hand, hahahaha Byebye to whistleblowing... ![]() |
Different versions. Thought we read here earlier that the officer and his boys were conducting 'stop and search', when the lady driving Honda Accord was flagged down, asked to come down, but she hesitated and the DSP in trying to forcefully open the car fired at the lock, that the bullet penetrated and also hit the lady? |
BlackLondon:After saying Nigerians will be shocked if he reveals the identity of those behind the abduction only for him to talk about the school's watchman. Maybe they want to use him as scapegoat. |
ijustdey:How many helicopters are in Nigeria that the suspected cannot be monitored and arrested? |
Omihanifa:Still part of the strategy. All round you'll find any type of politician you are looking for in the core north - even if it's one who is serving in the government and is still critical of the government. Interesting times ahead.. |
lonecatt:Me I am not understanding this news again o, didn't we read last Sunday that the students had been released, which ones are these again? |
culf:The annoying thing is that this is a government that promised reducing burdens on Nigerians, now otherwise is the case. Nigerians now pay for virtually everything and at high cost, when you complain the government draws comparison with Saudi, and other oil producing countries. This is sad and unfortunate! |
[quote author= post=99325552]Even person wey get 7 million naira wey open thread last week sef, people wey dey obodo oyibo dey tell am say dat money no fit do nothing. Now, you show with 2.5 pere...... Okay o, all da best. If you wanna travel to obodo for better life, very good for you. If you Wanna stay here also, your choice. We have over ( ) Nigerians abroad at the moment. So it's a personal choice. Just plan well before you go, so it won't be full of regrets later. [b]As Justwise always advice members here, never ever live in a country you don't have the papers and documents to live in legally. It always end in premium tears. Make everything legitimate and legal, then you enjoy your life abroad.[/b] We have many Nigerians out there that only go out at nights, all their lives for obodo, just to avoid police and immigration! (Na life be dat?!) All da best once again. We Rise! We Love Naija. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GyitDd7-JY[/quote]You are on point, especially at the bolded. However, forget not that darling daddy's policies keep weakening the naira, hence N2.5M becoming 'pere'. |
fergie001:With this will the bandits still be granted amnesty? |
[quote author=Greenbirth post=99226762][/quote]Your use of the pic of our Nigerian Ambassador to Snake Island over the issue posted above is wrong and unacceptable! Accord the Ambassador and the constituency he represents some respect. Hahahaha |
thebosstrevor1:Let's just commend the biker's effort. Every available detail shows she achieved the feat, even if along with other bikers, particularly males. I think the goal is to show that everybody whether male or female can achieve whatever they set out to, irrespective of stereotypes. |
Racoon:Cows should be ranched so that this type of excuse does not arise. |
[quote author= post=98938448]What kind of fvckery and foolishness is this? 500K to prosecute a candidate for election malpractice? How much will our judiciary now use to prosecute our looting politicians or how much do EFCC use to prosecute the fraudsters called yahoo boys they parade everyday?! Well, this is Nigeria. We won't be surprised to read from JAMB less than 24 hours from now that this is nothing but FAKE NEWS. Na dis same Frontpage go carry d news. We have seen this over and over again here. Cos this news doesn't make sense to any normal human being. 100 Million Naira to prosecute 200 students?! 500K per candidate?! What are they buying? Or are they flying them abroad and lodge them in a hotel before taking them to a court in Switzerland or something? Well, what do we know about this [/quote]It's Examination malpractice not 'Election Malpractice' as you put it. |
[quote author= post=98888668]Unfortunately, some heady and frustrated youths have been playing with their lives since this virus started. They have been shouting coronavirus is a scam. There is nothing like CORONAVIRUS. We only pray it won't be their portion. Meanwhile, For some enemies of the states, saying negative things about this vaccine already, as they remain negative to EVERYTHING everyday of their lives, For the ones saying there is nothing like CORONAVIRUS, We have this for your types... Vaccine is a personal thing. No one is forcing you to take it. If you want it, and want to protect your life and the lives of your love ones, go for it , it is free. If you don't want it, No one is forcing you to receive it, or begging you to, stay away from it. #SimpleSturvz.[/quote]Sir, please address the issue raised and not digress. You are a voice. While you are absolutely right on the naivety of some youths pertaining the vaccine but you are not helping issues either when you look the other way when a corporate entity is doing what the government ought to do for its citizens and someone within the government's approved outfit is thwarting it. I bet the leadership of the country wouldn't be happy with that prominent member in CACOVID, except there is more than meets the eye. |
FFK may be wrong lots of times but sometimes he is right and apt. Agitations across lots of lines are getting heated and every man or woman of conscience need take action, if not for anything but for posterity. Someone somewhere need to be seen to be telling those that are in power that things are spinning fast in an unfavourable direction. Gen. TY did, Prof. Jega, HE Sultan, Rev. Fr. Kukah, lots of voices have been heard and are still being heard, FFK at this instance reiterated his. If his visit was selfish (i.e. to jump ship to the ruling party) then let those he discussed with counter his claim on the purpose of the visit. Truth is when shit hits the ceiling fan, everyone under it gets messed up. |
IbnBattuta1960:Thank you. Annoying thing is that those criminals captured by the CCTV weren't using gloves, so their prints should be everywhere around there, to lead to their arrest using biometrics. Even face recognition app can be used on the CCTV video to identify them from various platforms like social media, bank or any national identity documents. |
Offpoint1:It's official, 'offpoint1' you are now 'onpoint1'. |
MOLOTOVcockTAIL:Aptly stated. Besides, how come all over the country this problem is happening at once? Why is every region experiencing same challenge with the herders right at about now? If it was spontaneous it wouldn't raise suspicion, but it is like an aggression from all fronts. All Nigerian tribes cannot just wake up one day and start accusing a particular tribe of being the reason for the so many skirmishes around. Besides, a revered leader just pointed out clearly to MACBAN that out of 10 kidnappers, statistics show 7 to be Fulani. This calls for concern and wholistic approach to diagnosing and treating the problem. |
sammyije:According to him, “ Fulani Herders are very peaceful and enterprising people who pursue nature and live by the nature. They are never violent ; it is not fair because Buhari failed and all other Fulanis should be castigated .” Let me tag on your yet to be made post to make mine. Based on the statement above which I quoted, it should be made clear to Alh. Sule that it isn't true other Nigerians are complaining against herders because of Buhari's failure in office. Of course, some of his actions have further heated the already burning issue, for example, appointments into various positions. But the main issue is how so many herders conflict with farmers and non-farmers in almost all communities across the country. And until people like Sule Lamido play politics rightly with this issue, solution will remain far. |
SchmidtHammer:Can you tell us what your in-law said, particularly from the herder's perspective? What we know is people have lived with herders, ages before now and yes, it's true locals (farmers) had conflict with the herders as regards trespass into farmlands, but there was always an amicable way of solving it, everyone respected one another. Nowadays, the story is different. What is wrong that the herder is having problem with every tribe everywhere? |
Adonis86:Judge's hand can't go with the pen. Lol The condemned having been found guilty had taken his/her life himself/herself by committing what led to the conviction. Breaking of pen is just symbolic. |
obembet:They want to attract more people hence more investments. See a country with one of the largest people-driven sources of revenue (pilgrimage) exploring newer ways. Ours in Nigeria is to be fighting over which region is greatest. So unfortunate. |
complexBoss12:Although he did wrong but you are right that a lot of comments here are full of hate. Unfortunately their hate didn't let them see that the banner hanging in front of the company bears a name that points to the the guy as the owner, even the packages had Onitsha as destination. It's just a disappointment that the guy didn't securr documents that will allow him do business in that land despite appearing to have found stability in his business over there. Some funny ones are comparing Thailand and Nigeria. When it comes to business, particularly production and manufacturing, there's no basis for such comparison. |
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[/quote]It's Examination malpractice not 'Election Malpractice' as you put it.