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Mzee1Kahuna:Your life isn't private anymore if it is on social media. The 'fans' are right to meddle since it is tabled (laid out on SM) for discussion. |
Platony:Lesbianism is seen as derogatory and one sided just as the word 'gay*ot'. Gay refers to same sex and is broad... |
This isn't new nau... Burna Boy that told a group of corporate guys at a corporate function at Eko Hotel why they are not grooving. Man asked if we had not eaten... ![]() He's uncouth despite his success. |
Sad... She loved him way too much and the senseless man just had to cheat and throw her love out of the window. I pray God gives her the strength to carry on. |
Why is he announcing this? Did he come out to announce the one he gifted Daniella Okeke way back? |
philip0906:https://www.nairaland.com/5270287/busola-dakolo-pastor-biodun-fatoyinbo#79748853 |
philip0906:Case study: Michael Jackson and R Kelly. Read about how they got into trouble after 'committing' a crime of over two decades. |
philip0906:Where did he claim he is innocent? Link, please! He has done everything "right" so far. Stepped down from his pastoral position, heeded all summons from both police and court, while Busola and her husband continue to play social media pity party.I don't understand the kind of education you must have had or have but I sure hope you are wise enough to understand a case of over 20 years require witnesses and not evidence, particularly when it bothers around sexual predatory and rape allegations?? |
philip0906:Of course he won't be stupid to 'admit' by apologizing. See it this way, the call is a subtle way of saying 'Fatoyinbo, own up'. The longer his silence, the more difficult everything will be for him, particularly in telling the truth. So the call, for me, is more of a pressure call and an attempt at poking Fatoyinbo. |
omohlexy:On a Monday morning? ![]() I give up on you guys ![]() |
12345baba:That letter will be the end of him ![]() It's an obvious trap. I wonder why you people can't see through this. |
victorian:You're just about the only sensible person who understands her move on the thread. |
donbachi:This isn't so hard to process. Perhaps her call is way over your head. Apologizing means Fatoyinbo is guilty and justice will thereafter take its course. It is simple. |
eTECTIV:Fatoyinbo is a clown whose part never really died. I'm sure it is why he never came out to talk about the whole thing. Pastor E.A Adeboye, once in a while talks about how he cheated on his wife and how he confessed himself because the Holy Spirit wouldn't let Him rest. I hear pastors say they did wild stuff in the past and no one judges them because it is all in their past. One pastor recently admitted marrying a second wife as an unbeliever and the narrative was so funny that you'd never hear people nail him. The fact that guy man is not talking, let alone not opening up says a whole lot. Perhaps he is scared of the underage aspect of the whole thing and we all know what that means if he owns up. Regardless, this issue wouldn't have degenerated to this if he claimed it was before he became a pastor and had no idea of her age. |
Good. I'm sure his lawyers won't counsel him to shun court summons. I don't understand what is difficult in coming out clean IF AT ALL THEY HAD SOMETHING TOGETHER IN THE PAST. |
mmb:I don't understand how this is useful. You pulled up a stats of 8 years ago for what reason exactly? What happened to the closest which is the 2017 South Africa Immigration report?? |
jayjay2609:LMAO ![]() |
African leaders are dumb and insensitive. If they weren't you'd not require a teleprompter to connect emotionally with people in a sensitive period as this. Obama is one of a kind. |
Djicemob:What determines it as fake? Ans: The SOURCE! Nairaland is the channel via which the information was shared. It is not the source of the news. For all that it's worth, the info in itself was made public by the source. So if there is to be a legal case here, it will hang on the source and not the channels used. |
Fixed:I did but there's one thing you should have noticed about the forum. It thrives on controversies and most users of forum are always in a hurry to comment, as most don't even know how to verify claims on their own. My first comment came before yours and I already pointed out the flaw of the OP (not Lala now). He, however, pushed it to FP owing to the mixed reactions it would generate. |
niaralandtopuser:Chasing after your predecessor without following due process? You all deserve each other in Imo. |
Fixed:It isn't Lalasticlala's fault to be fair. Someone ranted, he reported it, how is he responsible? The folks you should go after are the ones claiming it is indeed fake. |
niaralandtopuser:Not chase after his predecessor like a raving lunatic. Satisfied? |
This man will make Okorocha look like a Saint in the end. He has spent 100 days in office but used 85 days in chasing Rochas and his family. How then was he able to achieve a thing in just 15 days? |
Clueless comments everywhere. Crocs are not known to move around much, either in captivity or otherwise. The ones I have seen in most zoos including those outside of Nigeria just stay still and move slightly. It seems social media is fast robbing people of common sense. |
This is one of the finest expositories I have read in a while! The FG should first make it a point of duty to investigate who runs P&ID now that two-faced Quinn is dead, that should at least give an idea as to the Nigerian politicians involved. The highest of corruption detailed in this piece is disturbing! How an Irishman was able to run riot and land several concessions with his tiny companies is way above my head. My joy is, Obasanjo was mentioned as one of Quinn's paddies in government, the other being Danjuma, Yar'Adua and Abacha. The handwriting is somewhat clear. |
thesicilian:It seems he wasn't taking water... |
Ohammadike:The emboldened has been done already. |
So that they'll culturally transmit their high-end HIV to us, ba? Nonsense and ingredients. |
9jaRealist:The case of Michelin and Dunlop is quite different. Perhaps you should read up on why they folded up in Nigeria. And I am not necessarily talking about local providers. The Nigerian market is probably the major market in Africa. The competition with Orange, Vodacom, etc in Ghana, South Africa and other African countries is one major reason MTN cannot afford to lose Nigeria with its massive market share. It is funny how you could say DStv already has competitors in Nigeria. I would have argued that no Nigerian could say such but then again... Just so you know, DStv is running a monopolized market in Nigeria. While the other petty cables show the Bundesliga, and Serie A, Multichoice is the only one with the rights to air the Premiership. How then is this a fair competition? Should South African companies get shown the door in Nigeria, which I am praying for, local providers will conveniently thrive at a steady pace. Perhaps you didn't know one of the major reasons why most of the so called competitors don't last is because of some deliberate actions by certain people in Government doing the bidding of these foreign companies in Nigeria. You'd be amazed at how their would be new companies begging for operating licenses should South African companies get the kick. Bharti Airtel will no doubt revel the day it happens. |
okeyumez:I hear people say this every time but it is high time some of you understood what would happen. MTN will lose on all fronts when they leave Nigeria. They own the largest market share in the Nigerian telecom market with 43%. When South African companies leave Nigeria, a lot of Nigerians will be out of jobs but the move will eventually mean open doors to other brands and businesses that are not South Africa's. Beyond that, existing service providers will upscale, resource and manpower wise in other to further accommodate and boost its new share of acquisition in the Nigerian telecom market. The same will apply to cable television providers who will seize the opportunity to break into the Nigerian market. In the end, Nigerians that are out of jobs as a result of this move will get better opportunities when new companies come in, since they have acquired experience in their various fields. South African companies, save for Stanbic are doing incredibly well in Nigeria than in other countries. |
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