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femi4:They don't play league games there? |
9JAMac10:At 60 something minutes? They should try it and see the calamity that will befall them. |
Goodlady:Crap. Okocha and Yobo captained their clubs, Kanu, Martin's, Odemwingie, Dickson Etuhu, and others were first team regulars. The present ones are all first team regulars. I for like flog you for commenting on what you know nothing about. |
Every day you people send all sorts of junk to the front page. So neither the writer not the mod that approved this knows that Christantus Uche, Tolu Arokodare, and Samuel Chukwueze all moved to the Premier league this season? Are you providing information or misinformation? |
So what's the point of posting the guy's image here?? Has he done anything wrong? |
brain54:All the ways you can sue in the US are present in Nigeria. We practice a nearly identical legal system based on the same fundamental principals of English Law called the Common Law. You just may not be aware because people don't sue here. |
givedemwotowoto:He's clearly referring to the people that he expected that he could trust. Those that were in his inner circle at the time, and he says of all of this people, it was this Oga Oghiadame that he could trust. This your attempt at quickly changing the narrative is quite lame. It's GEJ's story. Let him tell it as he wishes. |
MichaelSokoto:I've shared with you a ChatGPT breakdown above. But let me ask, why do you keep getting yourself banned? Getting caught over and over for the same behaviour? Are you smart? ![]() |
MichaelSokoto:Neither your message nor the "moto" make sense. I'm just weary. I asked ChatGPT to break it down for you: Based on the facts of the Kwam1 case, it would not technically qualify as a hijack under either Nigerian or international aviation law. Here’s why: 1. Definition of Hijacking Under Section 402 of the Nigerian Criminal Code and The Hague Convention (1970) on unlawful seizure of aircraft, hijacking involves: Unlawfully seizing control of an aircraft in flight. Using force, threat, or intimidation to divert, control, or hold the aircraft and its occupants against their will. Typically motivated by political, criminal, or extortionist aims. 2. Kwam1’s Conduct He refused to comply with airline security rules about liquids. He allegedly poured liquid on crew/security staff and temporarily obstructed the aircraft from taxiing by walking onto the tarmac. However: He never took control of the plane. There was no weapon or threat to passenger safety inside the aircraft once it departed. His actions delayed the flight, but did not amount to seizure or diversion. 3. Correct Classification His behavior fits more with: Disruptive passenger conduct (sometimes called unruly passenger or Level 3 interference under ICAO standards). Possible criminal charges for trespass, assault, or endangering public safety—but not hijacking. 4. Why the Minister Called It a “Hostage Situation” The Aviation Minister described it as “akin to a hostage situation” likely for political emphasis—to stress the seriousness of disrupting flight operations—rather than as a precise legal classification. So, while his actions were illegal and dangerous, labeling it as a hijack would be inaccurate under aviation and criminal law. If you like, I can break down the actual criminal charges that might apply to Kwam1 under Nigerian law instead of hijacking. Would you like me to do that? How else can I help you? |
SpatialKing:Did anyone say he is not free? We are also free to observe his trbalistic patterns, aren't we? |
MichaelSokoto:Is it because you have no point at all that you must resort to this so-called pidgin, which appears more like gibberish? Why can't you write like you went to school?? |
AjegunleBoy:Let the adults talk young man. |
MichaelSokoto:So how did he take control of the aircraft or you don't know the meaning of the words you're reading, Mr Sokoto? And I saw the suicide part... Was there a suicide attack? |
MichaelSokoto:How does one unarmed individual hijack a plane from outside the plane? Do you know the meaning of hijack? |
SpatialKing:Does Tinubu comment on such matters at all? He doesn't and never has. The point is that Obi comments on petty issues whenever there is a chance to use these issues to rile up the polity but he never will when it concerns his own people. We all understand the game he's playing. |
gerrardomendes:This is ignorance speaking. A company is a legal person. There is no reason for them to publish the names of specific individuals. If you're so curious, you can go to CAC and for a small fee they will reveal the individuals behind any company to you. |
Not one word in this opening post describes what Rayner actually did wrong: Everyone must pay their tax, Rayner told Tories When Labour was in opposition Angela Rayner would often be outspoken on the need for everyone to pay their taxes (Laurence Sleator writes). “Every pound of tax that is not delivered to the exchequer damages our public services,” she said last year as she called for a Conservative cabinet minister to be sacked over his tax affairs. After it was revealed in March 2023 that Rishi Sunak, then the prime minister, paid HMRC £1.05 million from earnings of £4.77 million over the past three years, at a tax rate of 22 per cent , Rayner said: “Rishi Sunak’s much-delayed return reveals a Tory tax system where the PM pays a far lower tax rate than working people, who face the highest tax burden in 70 years.” While chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi faced claims he tried to avoid tax and then had to pay it back. Rayner said: “The position of the man who was until recently in charge of the UK’s tax system and who this prime minister appointed Conservative Party Chair is now untenable. “It’s time for Rishi Sunak to put his money where his mouth is and dismiss Nadhim Zahawi from his cabinet.” We are left to guess, albeit correctly, that she must not have paid her own taxes. Let's do better. |
ElevationD:A police force that is not genuinely motivated to serve. And it's not because of money because these officers still rake in windfall from extortion. The fundamental issue is a lack of innate motivation. When you are tasked with protecting your own people, you won't need to be paid millions to sit up and do your job proactively. This is more so the case when we are dealing with security threats that are invasive in nature (which means they are not from the local area). Would you expect, for example, a Fulani officer to diligently go after Fulani terrorists in a town in Bayelsa the same way an officer from that town would? So there is a lack of innate motivation in most cases, and in certain extreme cases, there is even the presence of active malice towards host communities. Money cannot solve these issues. |
ElevationD:You have misidentified the issues. |
SarcasticWords:Who exactly is the they that told you this? The white man certainly never did - he always told you Jesus was a Jew. So who is this they? Why do black people have this compulsive need for finger-pointing? |
histemple:That's like aasking why one girl agreed to date you when another girl said no. He has an issue with his knees. AC Milan refused to take the risk but Bremen don't mind. You may also observe that he is only going on loan to Bremen so its not the same level of risk at all. |
SmartPolician: My dear friend, which part of your empty statement did I supposedly misunderstand? Well I showed my neighbour o, and he said you are an empty fellow (which I quarrelled with him over), and asked me why I am wasting time arguing with you. Well, I am here for the youth, so I don't mind.As to the reasonable part of your post, the VP in Nigeria also holds statutory offices. He presides over the NEC. In terms of acting as a counter-balance to an ineffective president, is that not much more relevant than presiding over lawmakers? |
SmartPolician:Please can you share with us, where in the world the office of the VP has power to "do something to fix things." Empty. |
Tohsynetita1:There's nothing in what he said that suggests that's what he meant. That may be your own interpretation. |
Dandsome:What kind of relationship would be scattered by 6 months courtship? |
PlutoChief:I watched one interview one year after Dennis signed. It was Dennis and Awoniyi in the interview and Dennis was already speaking with a British accent while Awoniyi maintained his deep Nigerian accent. It was at that moment that I knew Dennis would not make much of his career. Clearly, he was already carried away by the idea of belonging to a certain class. A man who is not confident enough to stand in the shade of his own shadow will arrive nowhere. |
You are confusing yourself. Spot jogging is different from proper jogging and the benefits are not the same. |
Sheuns:Yes. Nigeria has two separate criminal law systems at the federal level: The penal code and and the criminal code. And even at that, states can make their own criminal laws withing a certain limit. |
izicooo:The armed forces do not live by the civilian code of ethics. When you are going to war with a colleague by your side, you must have absolute trust in that person to have your back. If you can't keep your brother's wife safe from yourself, can you then keep him safe from an enemy? You are already his enemy. You will likely even betray him to the enemy in order to keep his wife Even if you can't understand this, at least you must be able to see that a man who suffers such an injustice with access to guns is a grave danger to the society? |
There are at least 10 in the Super Eagles alone, and five who play for England, and you're talking about Jordan Ibe. Try to learn this work very well so you won't waste your readers' time |
To have a great, distinguished career and raise two children to undertake similarly distinguished careers. Not to mention working in the same field and one even working alongside you. This is what it means to be successful as a man. This is what it means to build societies. |
DoctorStanley:I asked what your point is and you just typed up random words and attached a picture with random things highlighted ![]() Now note this: 1. What you call the original list is from three years ago. 2. Companies can gain or lose value. 3. Andela, for example, which is on the so-called original list, is definitely not worth up to a billion today. What you are doing is like going back to 2014 to cite a newspaper report that says Goodluck Jonathan is the president of Nigeria. |
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Getting caught over and over for the same behaviour? Are you smart? 