₦airaland Forum

Lagos2Berlin:
Mr. Man, from what you're writing, I think you're being disturbed by your conscience. If you're that type of father, please change your ways. Stop defending someone whose children know more than you.

No child will write such about his father unless he truly left a lifetime scar in their hearts. Please learn to be responsible to your family. It's the best thing you can do with your life.

Just as you think there are bad fathers, so can one have terrible kids.

Lagos2Berlin:
He owes them plenty: food, shelter, emotional and mental support, prayers, financial support, advice, love and care. That is what parenting is all about!

Some of you need classes on proper parenting.

They don't appear to have been homeless.

If they were not left to be sick, he educated them, he has done his bit.

In pursuing those things - a home, education and health he therefore did the others.

Na AK-47, molotov cocktails and not to forget knife for slicing female area.

Mindlog:
You are in denial.

The present generation and the future ones, are becoming more daring and less comfortable with "eye service" and cover ups.

The emotional blackmail the society has been using to subsidize deadbeat parents is fast losing its grip on children of neglectful parents.

Publicly treating deadbeat parents mess ups is becoming the new cool.

For those conversant with the bible: Fathers, provoke not your children to anger, lest they be discouraged.....Col. 3:21

What does he owe them besides education?

Thanksful:
How is it a dent?

Obi does not know the caliber of people he honors and associates with.

Where from?

Gucciblog:
And Ganduje the armed robber and Campaign coordinator for Tinubu nko?

Has he been convicted?

Mr. Whataboutism.

Why are people blaming Anita?

[quote author= post=119282410]Is Okupe contesting for president [/quote]He was handpicked by Obi a little over 4 months ago.

Obi is a bad judge of character at best, or complicit in crime as well.

Doyin Okupe was handpicked by Obi.

In fact, he was once a placeholder.



Labour Party and corruption.

Gucciblog:
Ogbeni no use your tears off my cooking gas.

Senior wailer

This one dey use firewood cook.

[quote author= post=119282280]Anu and are supporting this criminal[/quote]Was he found guilty?

Ofunaofu:
Actually, your brain is taken out

Okupe you were recently defending has been convicted of money laundering.

Gucciblog:
Your tears just they start.

I told you guys to work very hard because your propaganda and sponsored attacks are like AC to Obi.

He is Okwute for a reason

Wailing wailer

2023 results would give you a rethink on how to vote in future.

You must get sense by fire by force.

samuelson06:
Seriously, what is she going to tell God on the other side? That she went for a show and there was stampede and she got crushed.

My people, it's high time we redefine our choices.

May her soul rest in peace.

Talking rubbish.

The Nigerian society is just made of of overreligious hypocrites.

Thrown Okupe under the bus.

intruder15:
Do you know that if you buy Securities above 50k in cash, you have breached the law? Do you also know that if you carry out a transaction above 5m as an individual and the person pays you in cash you don enter?

Can you see that the conviction is not about what the money was used for but rather around the fact that he took the money in cash?

Do you know that the person that gave him this cash is a free man? It's clearly political bro.

Was that the case?

Do you know you can be found guilty of armed robbery if you ask for money owed you with a bottle in your hand?

Joevics:
Lol. He's not a convict. Look at the judgement. Hey didn't say he stole money. They said he recieved cash which was more than allowed.

He was convicted.

He's a convict.

They will still come to insult Buhari.

They have no home training.

They have no idea.

The same Ghana Nigerians love to berate their own nation for.

[quote author=udeh3 post=119278723][/quote]See the kind fake medium wey you dey quote.

Can't you just lift what was said about Tinubu ?

If to say Ade Bendel still dey alive.

Moh247:

Apt.

udeh3:
And you forgot that both Atiku and Tinubu were mentioned in the Pandora paper.

Ignorance everywhere

Bola Ahmed Tinubu was not mentioned in Pandora.

On the contrary, a full spread was dedicated to Peter Obi.

udeh3:
Everytime it's always Messi while it's known that Angel Dimaria has been the brain behind almost all their achievements, but Messi will always take the praise

In RSA 2010, Messi had zero goals, never won the Champions league, yet, he was given the best player for the year.

Same reason people still believe CR7 remains the best.

If Ronaldo had done what Messi did in this championship would you have had any doubt who should win ?

Iamthoney:
It is not sir. The award has been decided by before after the semifinals via voting by some selected journalists and Fifa study teams. If France have won and Mbappe scored 7goals yesterday he still won’t have won the tournament best player

Who was in the running when the award was given another way other than the final?

Maj196:
LP should be careful of this thief of a man.

Too late.

LegalWolf:
This is sad. Did PO not vet him? Was he not aware of his pending cases in court?

It was expected to be swept under the carpet as is often the case.

Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu.


Ojukwu, why?

Indispensable85:
U be mugu......
So everyone supporting Tinubu is Yoruba.?

He's a complete waste of space.

Reason I totally ignored him.

mkmyers45, UjSizzle, Mynd44.

Twitter users have voted in favour of Elon Musk stepping down as the platform's chief executive after the billionaire ran a poll on his future.

A total of 57.5% voted "yes" after Mr Musk asked his 122 million followers whether he should stand down.

Mr Musk, who bought Twitter for $44bn (£36bn), said before the poll closed that he would abide by the result.

The technology tycoon, who also runs Tesla and Space X, has faced much criticism since taking over the site.

Mr Musk is yet to comment since the poll closed. Even if he were to resign as chief executive, he would remain as Twitter's owner.

More than 17 million people voted in his poll on Monday.

In the past Mr Musk has obeyed Twitter polls. He's fond of quoting the phrase "vox populi, vox dei", a Latin phrase which roughly means "the voice of the people is the voice of God".


Dan Ives, senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, told the BBC before the poll closed that he believed the vote would "ultimately" lead to the "ending of Musk's reign as chief executive of Twitter".

There has been a flurry of controversial changes at Twitter since Mr Musk bought the social media site.

He has fired about half of its staff and attempted a rollout of Twitter's paid-for verification feature before putting it on pause. The feature was relaunched last week.

He has also been criticised for his approach to content moderation, with some civil liberties groups accusing him of taking steps that will increase hate speech and misinformation.

On Friday, Mr Musk was condemned by the United Nations and European Union over Twitter's decision to suspend some journalists who cover the social media firm.

The UN tweeted that media freedom is "not a toy", while the EU threatened Twitter with sanctions.

'Circus show'
Mr Ives said the last few weeks and months had been a "black eye for Musk and a black eye for Tesla" which he said was the "golden child" because it is where most of the billionaire's wealth is.

"Twitter right now - it's a quicksand situation and I think it's gotten worse since Musk took over Twitter. It's been a circus show," he added.

"I think ultimately in the next 24 hours Musk will probably name a new temporary CEO of Twitter."

After starting the poll, Mr Musk tweeted: "As the saying goes, be careful what you wish, as you might get it."

He added later: "Those who want power are the ones who least deserve it."

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-your-money-64021412