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DissTroy:
In 2015, Ambode probed the LASG expenditures under Fashola. He found out Fashola spent:
- #75 million on a personal website built on WordPress, and;
- #115 million drilling two boreholes.

Instead of being congratulated for ensuring transparency, a section of the public gaslit Ambode for witch-hunting Fashola. That probe died like shooting stars racing across the night sky.

iamoyindamola:
😅😅😅

Ballzproblem2:
you are mistaken ,I do not like this country at all I have giving up, there's a reason I hardly meddle in Nigeria politics anymore.

I'm focus on my myself and of course Israel anything else no concern me , [b]hopefully next year krypto bull run go favour me and my family ;[/b]D.

Itsrm:
The location is quite some distance from me.

Besides, without going there, safe to say that NNPC is lying.

There's no way I'm believing anything that comes out of NNPC with respect to that refinery.

This was the same NNPC that didn't have fuel because international oil traders insisted they must be paid for previous supplies.

[b]Guess what NNPC told us was responsible for scarcity? Weather ;[/b]D

Itsrm:
The location is quite some distance from me.

Besides, without going there, safe to say that NNPC is lying.

There's no way I'm believing anything that comes out of NNPC with respect to that refinery.

This was the same NNPC that didn't have fuel because international oil traders insisted they must be paid for previous supplies.

[b]Guess what NNPC told us was responsible for scarcity? Weather ;[/b]D

Ballzproblem2:

GloriousGbola:
dog and pony show in the style of fg parastatals

NNPC is a very interesting place is all i will say

we only got the PO for those jobs last month. and we have only been paid for one of them. that gives you an idea of how nnpc is run.

someone else told me - because oif their lack of process and organisation - a job that costs 20m, you charge them 40m . if you do not do this, you WILL GO BROKE working with/for them

BlueRayDick:
Nigeria na Comedy Central 😂

TemporaryHansel:
It was a typical Tuesday morning in Lagos. The bus was packed to the brim, the air thick with the chatter of commuters, the hum of the engine, and the occasional honking of horns from impatient drivers. Okpa, a young man in his late 20s, squeezed into a corner seat by the window, trying to avoid eye contact with anyone. He was still half-dazed from the long night at work, his thoughts wandering between the demands of his job and the endless traffic jams.

Suddenly, the bus jerked to a stop, throwing him off balance. As he steadied himself, he felt a sharp, unexpected konk on the top of his head. It was a quick, no-nonsense knock—strong enough to sting, but not enough to hurt. He looked up, confused.
"Ah! Wetin I do?" he muttered under his breath.

The culprit was an elderly woman, a complete stranger, standing right in front of him. She had a cane in one hand and a bundle of market goods in the other. Her face was stern, lined with years of experience, but her eyes twinkled with mischief.

"You dey sleep for my space?" she snapped in a voice that could only belong to someone who had seen it all. "Wake up, young man! You no see say the bus don full?"

Okpa blinked, still a bit disoriented. He wasn’t sure if she was angry or just had a way of getting people’s attention.

Before he could say anything, she turned her back to him, muttering to herself about young people and their laziness. The bus lurched forward again, and the bustling noise of the ride swallowed her words.

Okpa rubbed the top of his head, still a bit stunned by the unexpected konk. He glanced around, but no one seemed to be paying attention.

A few seats away, an older man chuckled and shook his head. "That woman, she no get time for nonsense," he said.

Okpa smiled, realizing the whole situation was just a part of life in Lagos. He’d learned something that morning: in a city like this, a konk on the head was just a reminder to stay alert—life moves fast, and you can’t afford to sleep on it.

semid4lyfe:
Chai. guys in this thread are unforgiving.

Na so dem go dey play your tape for you every time.

TemporaryHansel:
It's crazy what religion does to people.

seankafor:
my junior bro just cashed out around 1.5m from over 33m win now

Profit na profit bro.. you can never regret taking profits (that's what we say in crypto)

Below na the last cashout of 1.1m

He play same game 5 times,he has first cashed the first batch of around 300k+

He been wan leave this one to run up complete 💯✅, but after few games and the cashout ran to 1.1m, he called me and I urged him to cash it out which he did..

Shaa he send me small thing cos eye 👀 wey see deal 🤝 get share

Melvyn11:
You play game 500 to win 1M. Sportybet give you 755k cashout you say No. Sporting Lisbon cut the game for extra time. Greed go kill some people .

obainojazz:
Well said boss…. I was barely beaten growing up unlike my siblings but I still grew up to be like the perfect boy who never entered any trouble
No beating yet I no turn out like Okpa and co

Itsrm:
This is funny

Lawyers on twitter hardly agree on anything but they all unanimously agree they don't like any case that takes them to the police station.

This egi nupe guy recently said he will stop taking cases that involve the police. When lawyers are saying this, then you know there's a serious problem.

afrodoc2:
Hehehe

Saviours themselves needed salvation.

Naija police na special case. Arresting men for dyeing hair, wearing dreadlocks, wearing ripped jeans, refusing to unlock their phones/computers etc

Human rights is conditional in Nigeria.

iamoyindamola:
😂😂😂
I am sorry for laughing, you mean you guys voluntarily handed yourselves to trouble to save your friend
What if the police decides to hold the person you called to bring money
Those guys are animals

BlueRayDick:
The Bailee turn to remanded 😂😂😂😂

Nigeria police can be just crazy . U will lose valuables including money and ur ATM card ; police go still tell u to pay for reporting the crime .

afrodoc2:
I have no doubt that it is happening more frequently now but it has always being happening.

I know several people it happened to in different formats. What has been happening for years is just a stone’s throw away from the kidnap for ransom that we are now seeing from proper criminals.

BlueRayDick:
If u don enter police cell , they have 100% power over u o. If u don’t come with military personnel who are willing to cause havoc at the station , forget it u will be at the mercy of the policemen while in their facility .

I’m sure the woman and the husband were too traumatized to be flexing power about who and who they know at that point. They only want their teenage child who must have had his belt taken off , his shirt taken off or turned inside out and being made to sit on the bare floor .

As a parent if u see ur teenage son in that condition , all u will want to do is get him out of there ASAP and think of dealing with the policemen later