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LibertyRep:You are probably doing business and have increased your price by over over 200% in the last year. Yet you want the telecoms to charge the same cost since 2013? Is that not wickedness ![]() |
COFFINSELLER:I can bet that the fraud Hundeyin tweeted the crypto thingy himself. Just another chapter in his deception aimed at his gullible followers. |
Posterity will remember Sanwoolu as one of the best governors of Lagos because of the sheer number of big-ticket projects he was able to start and deliver during his tenure. From roads, to bridges, to trains, to hospitals, to security; the man has made his mark on virtually every sector. Now I just wish he could set the ball rolling on the Lagos power autonomy plan. Lagos needs to develop its own autonomous power grid for efficiency. |
Omo, the roads in Satellite Town were a complete mess before, but most have now been transformed. Under Sanwoolu government, the area has gotten a new lease of life. The stretch from Navy Gate to Close 1 Junction is still under construction, but progress is ongoing, and I have no doubt it will be completed soon. The next challenge is stopping the heavy-duty trucks from parking on the roads, or they’ll deteriorate again. Kudos to Governor Sanwoolu. |
Islie:I’ve said this before, under Nigerian law, the police don’t always need a search warrant to enter a property. While Section 37 of the Constitution protects the right to privacy and generally requires a warrant issued by a magistrate or judge, the law also makes room for exceptions. There are ALWAYS exceptions to the rule. For instance If there’s an emergency, like a threat to life, public safety, or the risk of evidence being destroyed, the police can act without waiting for a warrant. They’re also allowed to enter if they’re chasing a suspect, have reasonable grounds to believe a crime is happening inside, or if the occupant agrees to let them in. There are also specific laws, such as those dealing with the customs or anti-terrorism, that allow searches without a warrant under certain conditions. Even under US law, police can sometimes force access if the have "probable cause" to believe there is a need to. The challenge for them is that if the citizen chooses to exercise their rights, the police may have to prove that "probable cause" before a judge or have whatever "evidence gathered during the raid squashed. These is not to excuse the actions of the Nigerian Police of showing up for raids dressed like touts and wearing face masks. They should come dressed in their official rigs clearing showing they are police men. |
olaNL:Oh wow! Now all he needs to do is wait another 14 years, get his mother to cry on a podcast and he will be released on pardon by another government. At least he learnt from the last time to not use a deadly weapon for his operation. |
Pidom and David are birds of a feather. How people don't see through the SCAM that is David Hundeyin is amazing. Time exposes all. |
There is a whole lot of other factors apart from years left in service, that go into the appointment of any member of the security council of any country. May the DIG's soul rest in peace. |
trendingnigeria:The funny thing is that Toyin was just playing her character in the movie where she tells copious lies unprovoked. Bimbo neither bought a new car nor a house in reality. Ini Edo missed the plot. But the publicity, though negative, is helping to promote Toyin's movie. ![]() |
obedience4:While deeply unfortunate, the complex nature of counter-terrorism operations in Northern Nigeria often requires the armed forces to act swiftly on intelligence to maintain tactical advantage. The situation is further complicated by the presence of terrorist sympathizers among the local population and saboteurs within the military ranks themselves. Though regrettable, such unfortunate incidents can sometimes occur given these challenging circumstances. While I empathize with this poor villagers, their plight should serve as a sobering warning to those in other regions contemplating armed resistance or insurgency. Before allowing your homeland to become a battlefield for any reason, you would do well to consider the consequences. There is a proverb that say if you gather ant-infested firewood, you shouldn't be surprised when lizards come to visit. |
Racoon:Governor Sanwoolu has publicly denied any involvement in directing the institution of a legal case on his behalf. He clarified that neither he nor his administration is currently under investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Therefore, there is no necessity for him to initiate any legal action. |
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Kreesxxx:Deji obviously has the brain of a delinquent 16 year old child...speaks and sometimes acts like one too. |
DesChyko:This Hundeyin fraud and his coterie of ignoramuses are so amusing. This excerpt the clown is flaunting as evidence that President Tinubu is a CIA asset is what is know as a Glomar Response. It is a standard response that US agencies like CIA, FBI and even police give to most FOIA requests. You can read about Glomar response here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glomar_response |
ogododo:This is great news. Very soon, all countries will shut their doors on Africa. When we have no where to run to, maybe we will wake up to the reality of fixing our continent. We have contributed immensely to building other countries. Let's look towards home and insist on the changes we would like to see. |
lexy2014:I do not know what Fubara should offer them. Politicians know how they do their horse trading and if Fubara is one, then he should know what to do. The legislators represent their people just like the 4 that are loyal to Fubara. |
Starpro87:So that is my point exactly - Wike has nothing to lose. Fubara has everything to lose as the current governor of the state. He has most of the various odds stacked against him. He has managed to piss off the structure he rode to power, he does not enjoy legislative support, he does not enjoy judicial support and now he seem to be losing the FG's support. His goons are threatening to cut off oil exploration but let us not forget that Wike has his own goons as well...infact I daresay most of Fubara's goons used to be Wike's goons. Besides, I don't think Tompolo is going to just allow anyone to ruin his highly patriotic deal with the FG, securing pipelines across the Delta. Fubara needs to toe the path of wisdom. Call the renegade legislators to a round table and make them an offer they cannot refuse. I am sure they are men that can be reasoned with. |
We may dislike Wike and his politics. But it makes no sense that Governor Fubara is running an entire state on the basis of decisions taken by a 4 - man house of assembly. If i were Fubara, rather than these threats of crisis, I would ignore Wike, and open up channels of rapprochement with the other legislators so as to restore a semblance of peace to my state. Sometimes you need to stoop to conquer. Frankly this war with Wike does River State no good. Fubara cannot expect to ride on a tiger's back to government house and so carelessly want to jettison the tiger without any resistance. But he needs to take charge of his state and make peace with all stakeholders. |
Islie:The independent marketers are business men. They are not averse to a profitable deal. If they were getting a better deal frm Dangote than they are importing PMS, i am sure they would jump at it. Why is Dangote so cagey about the cost of a liter of PMS from his refinery? Can he tell the public how much it costs so that we can now know if the marketers are deliberately trying to dupe Nigerians? Besides, was it not this same Dangote that was mouthing off about how he will e port his fuel to foreign markets if he could not get any off takers locally? |
Kosisochukwu12:See as "village people" don get this one! E don go use misbehavior injure em political career. |
Newlymarried:There's nothing mechanically wrong with The VP's jet. It most likely suffered a bird strike. The damage can be isolated and fixed so the aircraft can return to service. He does not need a new aircraft. Besides, there are other aircrafts in the presidential fleet that the VP can use. He can even share the President's plane. There is no need to invest any more money in planes at this time. |
[quote author=HgsMediaPlus post=132525109][/quote]God I thank you that I am not under this kind of pressure to leave my country. I thank you that my success in life is not geolocated.🙏 |
fergie001:The unraveling begins. |
ExAngel007:If I was the police man investigating this case, I would investigate that "Austin Abraham" fellow. May her soul rest in peace🙏 |
[quote author=Yourprick post=132465786] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZii7tGaL34
is nothing wrong with CNG conversion or usage. But just like with every flammable product, you must follow very strict safety measures and the conversion must be handled by certified experts. An accident involving a CNG car does not mean the technology is bad. We have had several cars catch fire at filling stations while filling up with petrol. It does not mean that petrol is bad or that no one should use it. If you do not believe in CNG, stick to petrol. |
Asianplug:There is nothing really wrong with the Nigerian passport. But there is everything wrong with some of its holders, especially those that regularly travel to particular destinations that are struggling with the scourge of hard drugs. Citizens from countries with a reputation for drug trafficking often face extra security checks. Nations like Vietnam, Singapore, India, and Indonesia have implemented strict measures against Nigerians due to the actions of a few who have tarnished Nigeria’s image. If we change our ways, our passport will regain its strength, and holders will be treated with dignity and respect once again. |
madridguy:Hmmm! If I were you, I would be careful what I put on the internet. Note that you are not anonymous or faceless and that Nairaland is probably one of Nigeria's most monitored websites by local and international security operatives. In most climes, a terrorist sympathizer is considered a potential terrorist. Be careful oooo! I think the moderators should delete that comment immediately. |
ogododo:I see Mr. Falana's point. Lagos State government should take another look at the increase and adjust it accordingly. But why do we always make it look like every worker in Nigeria earns minimum wage ![]() |
The question posed was whether he would be willing to support a more widely acceptable candidate in 2027. This question was raised in relation to Kwankwaso's call for a coalition of opposition parties to defeat the APC. A simple yes or no response from Peter Obi would have sufficed. However, he chose to provide a lengthy and convoluted explanation, which is a common tactic employed by politicians to confuse the electorate. To avoid misinterpretation or having one's words taken out of context, it is advisable to provide direct and concise responses to questions. If further details or clarification are required, the speaker can wait for follow-up questions. |
If Nigeria has a Presidential yacht, it would not be named "Rania" and would not be manned by white civilians. It would be under the control of the Nigerian Navy. The yacht in the video is operated by a charter company. You can easily find its details on Google. https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/details/9883883 |
dre11:A man decides to temporarily step down from his role and issues a public statement explaining his reasons for doing so. He wasn't obligated to provide an explanation, but chose to, knowing that people like the writer of this story—and their employers—would try to twist the narrative for their own selfish purposes. Despite this clear explanation, the writer ignores it, fabricates their own version of events, and then has the audacity to call the man for confirmation of their distorted story. How much more absurd can it get? |
treesun:Could we be looking at the next NNPC chairman? ![]() Mele Kyari is definitely on his way out. His recent body language and actions is like that of someone that has nothing to lose. |
