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Una go learn new tin, Fubara the silent fighter

Who's the UK based pastor we need to know him.

Evil boyfriend his plan was to wipe out the entire family too bad. Him won reap for were him know sow bloody criminal.
Women should learn to avoid side boyfriends imagine this disaster na wah.

Never make laws to target an individual cos it will certainly boomerang, our judiciary has no bearing. Nice one for sanusi👍

Why does the statement government and the traditional stool in Binin are always at loggerhead! During lucky Egbenidion, Oshomole and now Obaseki steady infighting.

How did fuel jumped from #250 to 650, how did a bag of rice jumped from 18k to 70k, how did doller jumped from #450 to #1500. Allow labour to do there work, who told you the labour proposed amount cannot be achieved, workers are not slaves. Politicians increase their earnings and loot our common resources while you're here defending same people that put the whole nation into agony. Check the price of commodities around you and you will get the answer except you're not in this country

Bamss1:
Labour just dey make me laugh with their figures. Are they really serious? They should be realistic na. How do we jump from 30k to almost 500k

Well analysed God bless you! Nigeria is a failed state already

malali:
[b]In the ongoing travesty of justice that defines our beloved nation, the case of Yahya Bello epitomizes the rot within the Nigerian judicial system. It is nothing short of a national disgrace that while she is swiftly tried, judged, and sentenced within a mere 24 hours, those in the corridors of power continue to roam free, untouchable and unaccountable. This stark contrast lays bare the selective justice that pervades our society.

In Nigeria, the axe of graft and corruption falls disproportionately on the low cadre and the economically disadvantaged. The poor and the powerless are made scapegoats, paraded before the courts and the media to give a false sense of justice being served. Meanwhile, the bourgeoisie and the politically exposed individuals, who plunder our nation's wealth in billions, escape without so much as a slap on the wrist. They are never arrested, never questioned, and never held accountable for their egregious crimes against the state.

These individuals blatantly defy the government, refusing to appear for interrogations or questioning, their arrogance and impunity shielded by their wealth and connections. This gross miscarriage of justice not only undermines the rule of law but also erodes the trust of the average Nigerian in the system meant to protect and serve all citizens equally.

It is an indictment of our justice system that those entrusted with the welfare of the nation are the very ones who bleed it dry, facing no repercussions while the common man bears the brunt of their greed. This selective justice is not just a flaw in our system; it is a cancer that threatens the very fabric of our society.

The Nigerian government must be harshly reprimanded for allowing such blatant inequality to persist. We demand a justice system where the law is truly blind, where the powerful are held to the same standards as the powerless, and where corruption is eradicated not selectively, but universally. Only then can we hope to build a nation where justice prevails, and every citizen, regardless of their socioeconomic status, is treated with fairness and dignity.[/b]

Can you listen to your self, you're worse than the pastor even. Common criminals, sheeps in wolves clothings Tuweeh y

Ance4Liverpool:
The guy might not be paying his tite complete thats why the error occured to expose him

Can you listen to your self, you're worse than the pastor even. Expose him on what because the money belongs to you or the pastor ABI ontop someone's hard earn money common thieves in pretence of the name pastor Tuweeh.

Ance4Liverpool:
The

Motorola blade🤙

Misplaced priority, very shameful.
Why don't they use this energy on bandit's and bh. Nigeria has a very long way to go this is madness.

The comment I was looking for. Men are really suffering

KingLennon:
If it was the other way round, the whole place would have been on fire. Men are marqinalised in this era...

Just leave you people are not needed bunch of clowns. Let's see how Wike will fend for you all very soon na hunger go deal with una.
People should separate loyalty from foolishness

With Niger Delta oil proceeds

So it has come to this level hmmmm

You should ask self the reason for the antagonising, When you have a thrickish life style and you expect people to trust you again.
You should ask your self why haven't you people succeeded, let me assure you that the day Niger Delta while rise up for its own agitation it will certainly come to pass cos we don't make too much noise but rather we believe in action. Imagine the confused ones calling us death weight, oya succeed na make we see

Abufo:
Your concern should go to Ijaws who antagonize Ndigbo constantly........we do not need dead weight in this struggle for true emancipation!

Quotes from a lazy simp[ :-quote author=Kobojunkie post=125837530]Dey there dey carry ego for head in this economy. Life knows how to show people like you how foolish your leanings are. [/quote]

You're right that's the reason both won't mention the cause of their beef

Sniper101:
I steal money. I bring it to you to help hide it.
We do this for years.

And then one year you'll wake up and say you want to take me to court for stealing government funds? When you're the one who's been in charge of hiding my stolen funds?
Take me to court and see how it will pan out for you.


PS: Fubara can fight Wike with anything and with any means. But he can NEVER take him to court to sue for money laundering or misappropriation of funds.

Why do you think Wike choose to hide Fubara from the EFCC for months until Fubara eventually became the governor? You think Wike did that out of magnanimity? They both share same skeletons in their cupboards, bro

Women of nowadays are too jealous of themselves I wonder why the unnecessary competition

Kipaji:
As far as I am concerned a woman that refuses to see her co-wife is a bad wife. Each wife will have her quarters but they don't mind seeing each other around.

You have a point sha'

Greattha:
Sir, don't brush it off as a mere tale o...
Things are happening...

People are wicked o.


If I write the one I'm talking about, you'll think it's a scene from a nollywood movie or that I'm making sh*t up...forget o...it's happening everywhere.

Keep quiet there you think we don't know the history, I don't blame you I blame our past leaders who brought this mess call one Nigeria just to reap were you people did not sow.

NorthernAgender:
Some of you are just stark illiterate you think oil exploration just started with just land drilling without putting head together can your niger delta pay the amount of money made by both north, and southwest before oil exploration started.

You've said it all. We're tired of this pretentious so-called One Nigeria. Imagine the environmental damages caused by the oil explorations. We're tired of feeding the entire nation, the laws should be reviewed. Upon all that Bayelsa and the Niger Delta state has contributed they still have the guts to say Bayelsa cannot survive without federal allocations, my question is were does the money being shared monthly by the 36 states comes from, is it not from crude oil proceeds from Bayelsa and other Niger Delta states.

Faiththatworks:
I totally agree with the Governor of Bayelsa state,it's madness to claim Bayelsa is insolvent and can't survive without Federal Allocation,yet its oil and gas revenue is shared by 35 other states every month.
I believe it's high time the revenue due to the oil producing states be increased to 50%.
It's financial laziness for states like Osun,Kogi, Zamfara,Lagos and all the other states to expect revenue from the Oil and gas mined in Niger Delta state.
What did these states contribute financially to the mining of oil and gas in the Niger Delta states to expect any form of revenue.
The bible tells me you reap what you sow,what have these states sowed in the Niger Delta states in the last 30 years that they are continually paid revenue from the Oil and gas mined in these regions.
Enough of the Unity Fear,let every state in Nigeria mine their natural resources,keep 50% of the resources and transfer what's left to the Federal purse.
If anyone isn't comfortable with this suggestion,then it's time to start rethinking this project called Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria

Exactly but those from the dry land that brings nothing to the table will continue to disagree because they feel they're the majority in the national assembly and they've not milk the oil dry. One day one day e go be

southsouthking:
Make every state they Collect their revenue themselves , then pay tax to federal government.
Eyes go clear that time, then we'll know who is who.

Sense dey far from you, so you don't know that Bayelsa is one of the biggest oil producing states and the state has been sustaining the entire nation including your dry land that brings nothing to table nama'

YorubaNiBaba:
pls wetin dey that state, abi nah ogogoro the mumu governor dey talk about

And united in Niger Delta oil abi? Rubbish

darikhua:
What kind of disunited talk is this from a governor?

Stop talking anyhow.

Curious345:
Bayelsa and polygamy is lite.12kids you said ? Most preety Bayelsa ladies have 6kids from 5 different men.. da nar nomah tin

Anytime I enter that place ,I remember Ghana .. sex is so free and easy there .. infact women nahim dey toast men.

Very lovely place to become a full blown man, and an alpha

Honestly I don't believe it too 250k for under bridge big lies.

bennybuhari:
That commissioner called Tokunbo Wahab should stop his propaganda and face his job or get sacked. I knew he was lying about the whole stuff. Who will pay N250k to stay in under bridge

I was wondering I had to take a look at the again to be sure, why are they discussing OP lol. The criminals should face the full weight of the law you can't cripple someones business just like that.

LIVINGICONREBOR:
E be like those commenters above me dey really ment. What has taxes and bank levies got to do with stealing of funds to play sports bet? That is the bane of gambling addiction. If money no dey hand and offline and online begging no click, nah to find money steal to bet na him remain.

Confirm niggar🤝

advanceDNA:
Arrest??
Somebody wey i go wait for patiently, e go don forget....before I cancel him last Christmas

Just another tale to keep us busy I guess lol

advanceDNA:
set aside £5,000 monthly which he sent to her for her upkeep.


He bought her a car as soon as she landed in uk ....


Gather here if u hissed when u read the the above.....

That's why I said ...all this story with random online pics attached, na fake

You spoke my mind, nobody has the monopoly of violence.

TempUser:
It's high time Christians grab the bull by its horns. I'm not that type of Christian who will turn the other cheek or remain docile in situations like this

I will strike you like Israel to show you you're not the best being at vibrating low 🇮🇱!

An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. If the whole world will go blind for that cause, so be it!

Imagine their age 16 to 27 well enjoy your jail term as your lives will be rendered useless after completing your jail term foolish youths.