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Before that incident, bandits abducted the council chairman’s father, John Makama, alongside two family members, in 2021. I guess this puts to rest the notion that "lightning does not strike twice." |
I am NOT here to take sides either way because I do NOT know enough about the case to declare whether or NOT she defamed the company. However, in civilized societies, Defamatory Statements are NOT criminal but civil. So, I do NOT see why the lady, Chioma was arrested in the first place. All the business owner had to do if he believed that the reputation of his business was impugned, was to bring a civil suit which, the only recourse would be for monetary damages if he were to be successful in the suit. But to turn it into a criminal case is absurd and shows that Nigeria is still a country way behind time legally speaking. |
miketayo:That goes to my point...you lack basic reading and comprehension skills. You're the dingbat that brought Ethiopia into the discourse. So, there's NO point in engaging you in any intellectual discourse since you lack the requisite fundamentals. |
miketayo:I started flying before you even knew what an airplane was. But that's beside the point. I would advise you to read and comprehend before you jump in. That's the problem with some people. Let me ask you, are British Airways and Virgin Atlantic NOT foreign airlines? Do they NOT fly directly from Lagos to London or vice versa? Do they go thru Ethiopia to get to Lagos? Absolutely NOT! So, what's your point? Please, do NOT expose your ignorance. Ensure you understand things you read before you join in to argue blindly. |
just2endowed:I guess it was NOT barbaric when it happened to the Okuoma community, now all of a sudden it has become barbaric when it comes to the north. Way to go Nigerians! |
I do NOT think destroying Bokoharam's hideout alone is enough for the killing of the Lieutenant and 6 others by the terrorist Fulanis. They need to do as they did in Okuoma...destroy and burn the community down and kill as many residents as they can. |
What a wasteland that you call a country! |
miketayo:I am comparing apple to apple here. I'm talking about the same Lagos to London route, not comparing apples to oranges. So, I do NOT get your point. |
Why do all these foreign airlines suddenly want to reduce their air tickets after having been fleecing Nigerians for so many years? Do NOT be suckered into their bait-and-switch tactics. If they could slash their prices NOW, why have they NOT been doing it all this while? I hope Nigerians are NOT fooled by their evil ploy! |
Realdeals:Immediately Air Peace announced its fares which have been found cheaper and more affordable for Nigerians, the foreign carriers, out of fears of losing their Nigerian, passengers to Air Peace have engaged in price wars for survival. It's up to Nigerians to decide whether or NOT these blood-sucking foreign airlines mean any good for them. If they can afford to charge other neighboring African countries cheaper fares and are now slashing their FARES to Nigerians because of competition from Air Peace, the question Nigerians need to ask is: "Why were they being charged higher fares than other Africans, and why the change of heart now?" They should NOT forget that these airlines are engaging in a bait-and-switch scheme. Moreover, they should NOT allow these bloodsuckers to stifle competition, especially from Air Peace. It's no secret that they would immediately revert to price-gouging Nigerians if they did NOT have competitors to contend with. A word is enough for the wise! |
Free2Fly:Don't mind the MOFOS that enjoy their Ethnic Champions League. |
WOW! Terrorists Fulanis killed an Army Lieutenant and six others in the northern part of Liegeria. Please, could any of you lovers of One Nigeria and anything EVIL tell Liegerians how long it would take before the military goes into that community, kills every living person, and burns the community to the ground? The soldiers must invade the community because these terrorists killed a soldier in their community and the wages of their sin are the burning of their community and death. If NOT, you dishonest and supporters of EVIL must tell us why. My wish is for Liegeria to happen to every one of you! |
This is typical of a hopeless and useless country with screwed-up priorities. |
EbenezerTriumph:You Damn right, skippy! Unapologetic one at that! |
Where is the so-called g*ANT of Africa and the most CORRUPT and USELESS country in the world, LIEGERIA? I forgot the topic says: BEST Governed. If it had been the MOST corrupt and FAILED, it would have made the numero uno list. What a hopeless country, Liegeria is. It's a GOD damned country! If you disagree, prove me WRONG! |
Where the heck are your so-called GALANT soldiers? They are all COWARDS when they have to CONFRONT men who are equally armed as they are. Innocent men, women, and children are being massacred in cold blood by these Fulani terrorists, yet none of them has ever been arrested and prosecuted. As long as you believe in One Nigeria and that its Unity is Non-negotiable, you will most certainly become a victim of the EVIL that is Nigeria. |
oluztx:Don't mind the bigoted FOOLS who are always playing in their Ethnic Champions League! Let's STOP being dishonest and deceiving ourselves. There's NO LOVE LOST among the ethnic groups in Nigeria and there's NO unity among Nigerians and NEVER will there be one. The ethnic groups HATE each other and have displayed that HATRED at every turn. The moment we face the naked truth that we have NOTHING in common and do NOT deserve to be with each other, the better off that failed and useless country will be. I do find it perplexing though, that when Igbos talk about the disintegration of Nigeria, other ethnic groups especially the Afonjas and Fulanis fall into DEPRESSION. But yet these are the same folks who relish playing in their Ethnic Champions League. A word is enough for the wise! |
AmazingGenius:Can anyone ask this useless he-goat how much of his $$ did he change to the worthless Naira? |
ALL NIGERIAN politicians are CROOKS bar NONE! |
Your failed and useless Liegeria is becoming like that....family business! |
Almaiga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxS7zZg4KSM&t=49s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvzcYH2nLFc |
Some MOFOS are here talking about cannibalism and pointing fingers but they failed to look in the mirror to see who are the real cannibals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxS7zZg4KSM&t=49s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvzcYH2nLFc |
Any idiot that links IPOB to this nonsense, may you and your family become victims of the Fulani terrorists! |
Na dem! dem!! No reasonable Nigerian is surprised except the dumb ones. TY Danjuma has already told you that the military colludes with the terrorists. He said, "They Collude." |
I bet you that's in the northern part of the zoo, Liegeria. |
shimolv:I am at a loss for words about how these so-called Fulani elites revel in revisionist history to suit their narratives and evil agenda. How can he, Usman Baguje, open his gworo-chewing nasty mouth to say that the “over 70% landmass of the North is what earned Nigeria the nautical miles into the sea which Nigeria enjoys and which gives the country the off-shore drilling rights." Who told him that or does he open his mouth as a typical Fulani man to lie? Has she heard or does he know about "The Law of the Sea?" The oil drilling right which Nigeria enjoys today has absolutely nothing to do with its land mass as ignorantly and falsely asserted by this numbskull. And for those who are NOT familiar with "The Law of the Sea, let me use this opportunity to educate you, courtesy of Quora. The "Freedom of the seas" doctrine was accepted by most nations as far back as the 17th Century. This doctrine limited a nation's rights and jurisdiction to the narrow section of the sea along the nation's coastline. The rest was considered a common property that could be used by anyone. This was before anyone or country had the means to exploit offshore resources. In 1982, a United Nations treaty known as "The Law of the Sea" was presented. It addressed navigational rights, territorial waters limits, exclusive economic zones, fishing, pollution, drilling, mining, conservation, and many other aspects of maritime activity. With over 150 nations participating, it was the first attempt by the international community to establish a formal agreement on how the seas can be used. It also proposes a logical allocation of ocean resources. Under the Law of the Sea, each country receives exclusive economic rights to any natural resources that are present on or beneath the sea floor out to a distance of 200 nautical miles (230 miles / 371 kilometers) beyond their natural shorelines. In the Arctic, this gives Canada, the United States, Russia, Norway, and Denmark a legal claim to extensive sea floor areas that might contain valuable resources. (As of April 2012, the United States had not yet ratified the Law of the Sea treaty. Those who opposed ratification like the United States say it would limit its sovereignty). In addition to the 200 nautical mile economic zone, each country can extend its claim up to 350 nautical miles from its shoreline for those areas that can be proven to be an extension of that country's continental shelf. To make this claim, a nation must acquire geological data that documents the geographic extent of its continental shelf and submit it to a United Nations committee for consideration. Most countries with a potential claim to the Arctic are currently mapping the seafloor to document their claim. Now, tell me how 70% of land mass from the North added any value to the drilling right that your useless and failed country, Liegeria, enjoys today. As I said earlier, these Fulani Otelectuals like to create all these FALSE narratives to suit their evil agenda. In like manner, they falsely claimed that the revenue from their groundnut pyramid was used to develop the oil sector of Nigeria. But when that ridiculous claim did NOT pan out, they shifted the goalpost to this equally asinine claim. I want to ask Usman Bugaje why is the gold from Zamfara strictly Zamfara's and NOT Nigeria's. |
I am not a fan or supporter of your failed and useless One Nigeria and will NEVER be, but I must remiss if I do not opine here. This is for the Agbadorians, BAT idiots, and APC vuvuzelas who enjoy playing in their Ethnic Champions League. You were raining curses and abuses at Air Peace and its owner, Mr. Onyema simply for showcasing the airline air hostesses adorned in Isi Agu. Some of you who will NEVER have the privilege and opportunity to set your nasty feet inside an airplane were even wishing that his company failed. My question for all of you didle heads is this: "Where were you MOFOS when your so-called national soccer team, Flying Eagles, wore Fulani attire during the Nations Cup held in Ivory Coast?" Then, you dumb mutha 4uckers were silent as a graveyard but all of a sudden you found your voices when it comes to anything that has to do with the Igbos. Your hypocrisy stinks to the high heavens. If you're unaware, Air Peace is a private enterprise while your "Flying Eagles" is your national team. Mr. Onyema has every right to do with his company as he pleases. The only option you have instead of running your nasty diarrhea mouth is to choose to either patronize him or NOT. Assuming his company fails, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and others like her with the company will be unemployed. Ignorant and crazy people everywhere! |
Almaiga:No, he's related to you! |
And your government lied and told you that NO ransom was paid. If you believe whatever your lying politicians tell you, you do so at your peril! |
We will see if the corrupt Nigerian Police Force would go after the terrorist Fulanis for misusing its camouflage. |
Of course, all the money sent from the diaspora is enough to boost Liegeria moribund foreign exchange. But the irony is that all the CROOKED politicians would steal the $$ for themselves. |
Story for the gods! |
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