₦airaland Forum

ObaKlaz:
Is that totally impossible! Sir, I'm just doing some few forensics here. Who recorded the footage? Whoever did must have been so invisible to be in such proximity as those ACTORS that they couldn't see him.
The footage gave them away. Too stable to be real stuff. Please don't even bring up CCTV. I've seen and analysed plenty CCTV footage enough to know that this isn't one of such!

Isobug:
I watched this on Facebook a month ago.....I was even thinking it was just a skit but the comments under the post said otherwise. This is so wrong. Thieves on Uniforms

ObaKlaz:
There's nothing CCTV about that footage, sir. One of the cameras was even following right behind them at some point (like when that ACTOR scaled the fence to break the lock, and when another ACTOR hid behind that black car. )

Also, there's nothing official about those gears they have on, just that they have EFCC inscribed on them - Na so EFCC get level?! Anyone can come up with gears like that.

ObaKlaz:
Skit/move scene. Camera crew did a good job, with shots from different angles.

In this video, some EFCC operatives and a police officer are seen breaking into the private residence of a Nigerian citizen. They scaled the perimeter fence, broke the gate and switched off the generator.

When the Nigerian citizen came out to see what went wrong with the generator, the invaders held him like a common criminal, slapped him, kicked him all over, and smashed his laptop on his head. Then, they forced him to transfer the sum of One Million Naira (₦1,000,000) into a bank account.

Some soldiers came in and wanted to know what happened but the EFCC officials said the man broke his own laptop to hide his crime. They did all these without presenting any search or arrest warrant.

In a fuller version of the video, we see that this video was recorded by a lady (probably the man's wife or girlfriend) from a top floor.

Is this what many Nigerians are going through unreported? If no one recorded the scene, this would have gone by unnoticed.

Nigeria has all sorts of economic problems. The citizens are going through hell. They can't find well-paid jobs at home. But when they try to work remotely according to the culture of the time, EFCC would brand them as internet fraudsters without due processes.

Until proved otherwise, the above scenario is what is depicted in this video. The question is: How can such an economy thrive where:

1. Citizens can't find good jobs at home and are not allowed to find jobs beyond the shores?
2. Innocent citizens are blatantly punished while criminals go scot-free and even ascend to top positions in the polity?

We posit that, if this is what EFCC is doing, then, they have outlived their usefulness. Therefore, we can as well #endEFCC too.

But, it's left for the true masters (ie. the masses) to decide. So, what do YOU have to say about this?

“ The PDP will not allow itself to be dragged into that trap, but he failed to consult the party. If he implements it, he is in trouble, if he doesn't, he is in trouble. Implementation of the agreement is like jumping into awaiting problems. And if he fails to implement it, he is going to enter the Federal government’s trouble. So, either way, it is trouble for him.”

“ The question of the seats of the defected lawmakers being vacant is a clear constitutional issue, not at the wishes and discretion of President Tinubu or any other person. It is a clear constitutional matter.

“ Also, the PDP constitutionally owns the votes, so I don’t see how Governor Fubara will tell the PDP that because he met with the President in Aso Rock, the PDP should not take charge of its votes. As we speak the PDP is in court, the votes belong to the PDP, not to Fubara or the Villa.

“The one within the governor’s purview is to pay salaries and allowances of the lawmakers to the date their seats become vacant. I am sure the governor knows his limit.”

bigcasava1:
but they no dey mine skull or fuvk cow

okonsua:
my brother, please let's always reason matter both side rather to be bias that will lead to total destruction.

jahsharon:
An ex banker should not be compared to those that manufacture and sell fake products

Jewessgratitud3:
Hey.. don't bring any religious blackmail into this. I wasn't referring to the spiritual significance or implications here. Just addressing the decoration ideas. Less is more.

localbreed:
This is understandable considering the purchasing power and the nomadic nature of Easterners, especially during the Yuletide

Jewessgratitud3:
This is too much for just a weeks celebration. Too much work for people that will remove it in a few days to come.

👇 This right here is the best of them all. Mild and comforting.

vanbonattel:
You're very correct, my worry is that there are regions in this country where any attempt to resist godfathers is seen as rebellion. They support for godfathers to run their states, making a rubbish of their sitting elected governors and making the people of the state poor.

Oloki:
It goes both ways. Even the Christians in Palestine aren't happy about the killing in Bethlehem.

That's why we always advocate for peace. War lives an everlasting pain and wound that can't easily be forgotten

Accordingly, I reaffirm my acceptance of the Presidential Peace Proclamation and my commitment to implementing both the spirit and letters of the declaration in such a way and manner that will restore political stability to our dear State without compromising the collective interest of our people and our cherished and shared democratic values.

LAXconfidential:
Mans slowly becoming the new Donald Trump

A preliminary review of the cases showed that Keystone was “acquired for free,” according to the report. “Some persons were used as proxies with the connivance and assistance of Godwin Emefiele and the CBN to acquire” the two banks.

Emefiele has denied wrongdoing. His lawyers declined to comment on the investigation’s findings and a government spokesman did not immediately respond to a request seeking comment.