₦airaland Forum

tnerro1:
People and greed, was the in law an agent, does he know anything about agent work in football. Someone involved you in runs wey you no know the head or tail , cut share give you , now you want to embarrass him because you want more. Maybe him involve you because you be family members oooo. Assuming he involved outsiders and gave the person 20k euros, he will be the one to first complain that if it was him, he wouldn’t collect such huge amount of money.As long there was no pre agreed sharing formula, oga take wetin him give you and pray for another runs to come.

I blame the sister, na for family meeting dem go treat her fvck up, stupid shit

Who is greedy - Osimhen or the inlaw? Nigerians are too used to cutting corners and circumventing laid down laws. Even if the inlaw was not an agent, his name was the one used to carry on the deal. He takes responsibility for the whole deal as the money was transferred into his account. Victor should have reached an agreement with the inlaw before going ahead with it. To me he used the emotional connection with his sisters husband to his advantage. If it was an outsider I am sure the person would have japa once such huge money hit his account.

Osimhen stands to lose much more if this case gets to FIFA. FIFA would want to investigate how a non FIFA registered agent was able to get involved with Osimhen's transfer to Napoli. FIFA might sanction all those involved including Osimhen.

He could also sue Osimhen to return the money that was transferred to him, if the inlaw could prove he earned the money legitimately.

10 NOTICEABLE ERRORS OF TINUBU'S FAKE BISHOPS

1. They all came in at the same time (means it was a consensus).

2. They were rushing in a queue at the entrance (that doesn't look like what Bishops will do).

3. Wrong use of Regalia eg
(a) No pectoral Cross on their necks
(b) Wrong Pallium
(c) Unironed Regalia
(d) Mitre/Skull cap wore wrongly.

4. They all left at the same time and all headed towards one particular direction (as if going to share something).

5. Some couldn't afford a Taxi but used Keke or Okada motorbikes to return Home.

6. They refused to be interviewed by journalists.

7. Using bags to cover their faces from camera.

8. Those in suit had no bibles or collars.

9. They all appeared stressed and distressed.

10. All 30 of them were unknown Men of God.

gotnel:
Personal vendetta against Tinubu is becoming increasingly worrisome.
Its good if everyone can sell his or her prefer candidate in the coming 2023 election without being personal, rather base your campaign on issues.
We have almost 18 candidates to choose from.
We must not create more hatred in country in the name of campaigning for our preferred candidate.
Let us begin to see reasons why your preferred choice of candidate is the best, not campaign of personal attacks.
More blessings to the federal republic of Nigeria.

Forget 18 candidates. Only PDP and APC has the resources and structures to produce the president. The others are yet to produce even a governor or senator before you talk of president.

We are left to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea - between Atiku and Tinubu.

sokera:
If you need propaganda manager just employ any igbo person they are very good in spreading fake news and propaganda but they always fail...I remember Buhari was Jubril for many years now its Tinubu turn to Yekini Amoda ... Shame on you people

Comparing apples to oranges. There was no controversy on the parenthood and educational background of Buhari. The controversy was on sitting for WAEC, because he could not produce his WAEC certificate. Jubril was created by Kanu to explain to his supporters buhari being alive after convinced them he was dead.

Tinubu claimed in his earlier affidavit that he attended secondary and secondary schools he did not attend. We are still not sure whether he sat for WAEC or not.

ivandragon:
If they really wanted to fact check, then they would investigate the schools he went to in nigeria for primary & secondary education.

If that can't be done, the man should be left alone. Nigerians will decide his fate one way or another come 2023.

Don't mind them. They are just paid hacks. Bleep checkers my foot.

How can they reach a conclusion of "
There is no sufficient evidence to support the claim that Bola Ahmed Tinubu changed his name in the past" when they have no evidence whatsoever of his childhood and youth?

If they are real fact checkers, they would have fact checked the secondary schools and primary schools he claimed he went. Or they would have fact checked the family background to know his father and mother.

Helpfromabove1:
Exactly what on my mind , the case as alot of loophole and thousands of technical ground

An offense committed in 1999 and u want to used police act of 2020 to prosecute

An offense committed in 1999 and u want to prosecute in 2022 a time gap of 23 yrs surely it will not fly some lawyer and judge also also need to cashout like potable

I am not a lawyer, so I don't know whether the crime of perjury has statute of limitation.

Coldie:
Instead of suing why not boycott them na, Abi na by force

Because that would be supporting apartheid by complacency. The company need to come and explain why their character or characters only shake and hug white children and refuse same for black children. If it was one isolated incident, we could say it was unintended, but where it involved 4 or 5 black children, then official company policy can be suspected.

Benwallt:
Where did I accused the innocent children? Will the banny make the kids successful or a better person in future? Some things are very unnecessary. People want equality but what they really need is equity.

You are veering off-point. We are not discussing whether Barney will make kids successful or not. What we are talking about is where is the equity if you spend the time, money and effort to take your child to a fun park just to see Barney, but Barney hugs other kids and shakes his hands saying no to your child. How will your child feel? and how will you feel?

Benwallt:
Can't people just look the other way and move on. Create your own character. How long will they continue to play victim. This has become stale.

They are children for God sake. How would you explain to them why their favourite character refuse to shake them, but shakes the white kid beside them. And you are accusing the innocent children of playing the victim?

GeneralPula:
Oh ok..

Now, I understand why he doesn’t need to pay salaries..

You guys just like to derail threads with unrelated and off-point posts. This thread is about alleged perjury crime against Tinubu and you are trolling by discussing Ikpaezu owing workers salaries.
If you want to discuss states owing their workers for months, then open a thread for that, then we can discuss Ikpeazu, Akeredolu, Fayemi, Bala Mohammed, etc.

Now let's get back to topic, did Tinubu commit perjury in the signed affidavit he submitted in 1999 when he ran for governorship or not?

GeneralPula:
Is that why Ikpeazu has been owing workers salaries?

Ikpeazu is not vying to become Nigeria's president.

DeleTaller:
There is nothing like Yoruba Muslim or Christian in Yoruba Land. we love and live together as one and we are together as one family. only the fools will be fooled . Yorubas are not daft. I have a father who isa Muslim and my mother a Christian and I do go to church myself.. so I am not getting where some fools are coming from with this their slogan.

Tell that to Professor Ishaq Akintola of MURIC.

ElSudani:
Who the cap fit ni my friend, let them wear it. If you are one of the fanatics, the bigots, hypocrites, or just a blind supporter of fraud. It's up to you to search your conscience.

What of Islamic organizations like MURIC.

One down, more states to fall. People's votes lokan. Go get your PVC.

Wettoid123:
they have to be shamed and bully bro cos politicians are our greatest enemy let them stay in their country and fix things well naija have all the resources.

I don't believe politicians are are greatest enemy, to me Nigerians are our greatest enemy. The politicians are afterall Nigerians. We have a culture of throwing up the worst of us to lead us. whether in the the political, religious, societal or traditional leadership, the worst of us leads the best of us. Most politicians were suspected criminals with questionable academic and family background. MostG.Os/pastors were once confessed/suspected criminals. Same thing with Obas, Emirs, Obis, etc. If you are upright with impeccable record, you can never get into leadership position in Nigeria - Any leadership position.

The problem is our moral and value system. A value system that promote get rich through any means necessary and worships unexplainable and unmerited wealth as against hard work, honesty and technology is bound to produced a failed society.

1stGenAmerican:
Screenshots from the Internet that have nothing to do with the discussion mean nothing, especially when I spent several years studying law here in America. If I wasn’t unable to interpret the law, I wouldn’t have a license to practice it.
You are trying to engage me in a game of semantics but I’m going to kindly decline your invitation. Thank you and Goodbye.

Let's agree to disagree.
You are one of the people I still respect on this forum, so I do not want to get unnecessarily into a heated argument with you.

1stGenAmerican:
What you just told me is that your Nigerian public servants in are inaccessible to the public that they serve. I’m sad that Nigerians normalize that.

That's the reality of third world countries. Government officials and the governed live in two different universes. Whether we normalised it or not, that's the reality.

Now can we change that. Yes we can. But the problem is the governed are too divided, ignorant and fearful to do anything. They can only resort to religion, drugs, alcohol, crime, social engagements, etc to give their lives any meaning.

1stGenAmerican:
You’re moving goalposts. First, it was an invasion privacy and once it was determined that there is no privacy in public spaces, you moved on to personal space. Freedom of speech was on the side of the person recording and the person being recorded had the right to say whatever he felt like saying in return as long as it wasn’t a threat of injury or bodily harm. Goodbye.

I am shock at the quality of your arguments. When we talk of privacy, we are not even about the location, but private/personal space. That's why I attached the screenshot of what I mean by private/personal space. You stubbornly keep talking about a restaurant being a public space.

Then you go on interpreting freedom of speech yo mean you can hurl insults at others, which I explained to you can be termed provocation

1stGenAmerican:
When you see your Nigerian politicians out in public (and it isn’t election time), do they stop and offer you a seat so that they can hear your concerns?

Where will you even see a Nigerian politician to talk to? With the layers of Mobile policemen, DSS, aides, assistants, etc. That still does not justify provocation when you do have the opportunity to close contact with them.

I prefer we carry out our advocacy and fights intellectually and rationally instead of violence, insults and emotions which will achieve nothing.

1stGenAmerican:
You seem to have very little knowledge about America because people literally hurl foul words at politicians while recording regularly. Donald Trump was publicly called a b*tch on numerous occasions and the Secret Service just kept him moving along. As long as they don’t make threats of injury or bodily harm, the politician and his/her security keeps moving.

You are good at deflecting and muddling issues. I hope that's not how you argue your case in court. What most people are complaining about is not necessarily the recording or even the insults, but the invasion of Aregbesola's personal space. We are saying it's provocation the way he walked up to him, stick a camera to his face and starting making provocative remarks.

1stGenAmerican:
A citizen recorded a policeman killing a man in America and that recording led to the policeman going to prison. This has happened more than once but never did you hear the police demanding that the person recording give them their phone. I don’t know why these guys think the guy being recorded here is immune to things Americans aren’t.

Please quit comparing the recording of a person from a distance to someone sticking his phone in your face, shouting "this is America". To me that's provocation. Even the people recording policemen do it from a distance.

1stGenAmerican:
Have you not seen how American politicians are recorded and called out in public? Politicians are public servants. They work for and answer to the citizens, not the other way around.

I have not seen how how American politicians are harrased and heckled by strangers. What I have seen is journalists questioning public officials (sometimes aggressively)in the course of doing their jobs while at the same time avoid insulting or heckling them. Security of public officers would not even allow strangers close to them.

1stGenAmerican:
I am saying that if you and I are both here in America in public, as long as I don’t touch you or restrict your movement, I can rightfully record you. The restaurant is in a public place. There is no such thing as privacy in public spaces.

I disagree that a restaurant is a public space in the true sense of the word. It's a private business. No one customer has the right to disturb another customer. I run a business open to the public. Any unruly customer disturbing another customer will be thrown out.

Even in a public space, there is something called personal space bubble. You are not allowed to invade my personal space.

Personally, I hate strangers getting too close to me.

Wettoid123:
it is you guys back home that are stupid man that is why you guys will continue to live a miserable life back home cos you see nothing bad in all the atrocities this politicians are doing, aregbesola is the minister of interior yet Nigerians cannot process and get common international passport we in the diaspora feel the pains more but you you and you feel so lackadaisical abt everything , bro get a life!

And you think the most sensible way to get common international passport or get the country on the right path is by heckling government officials overseas?

If you are not ashamed of Nigerians always causing nuisance in foreign lands, I am. We should not be fighting our political dirty fights in other people's lands.

1stGenAmerican:
As an American lawyer, I’ll tell you that the police or security wouldn’t have done anything because the person broke no laws.

As an American, are you insinuating that you can heckle me, invade my private space and disturb my peace and the police wouldn't do anything? Will a private business (the restaurant) allow one of their customers to be harrased and their security won't be able to throw the offending party out because the person broke no laws?

akwunomy:
It is not wrong because he is a minister of interior of the Federal Republic of Nigeria…he is not a private citizen and as such he can’t enjoy those right…is like the president telling someone not to record him…

All he need to do is just ignore the guy and stay mute…like the guy said…he can’t touch him as that will result in an assault…

To me he was wrong. He was intentionally just harassing the minister in order to embarrass him. He had the opportunity to express his grievances in a civilised manner, when Aregbesola offered him a sit. He made no attempt to discuss in a civil manner. His YouTube or social media channel would have benefited if he sat down and questioned Aregbesola on issues such as Osun election, Kuje terrorist attack, why he left Osun state during election, etc.

I don't support Aregbesola but we can only move forward by being rational instead of being emotional.

zickyclef:
There is a difference between recording from a from a distance and coming over to his table to record him. He also made it clear he is not comfortable with the close range recording, you went ahead to post it on social media.
Be logical . We are all suffering from bad leader Bro.

Exactly! That's an invasion of private space. If he was recording from a distance, that's another issue. But coming up to his face and shouting "this is America" is unacceptable. Aregbesola should have simply called the police or security.

zendi:
Mass Mail Voting.
Ballots Harvesting.
"Ballots Curing".
Absence of Voter Id Requirement..
Absence of Law Enforce at Vote Processing Centres.
Unmanned Ballots Drop Out Boxes.
Noncitizen Voting.
Absence of Proof of Citizenship.
All manner of travesties to vote.


Woke Guidelines produce Woke Votes.
Woke Votes are not Fake Votes.
But if Woke Votes were Medicines,
Neither tablet nor capsule would cross my throat.

Cvtte : My comment is on world affairs, not any country-specific.

Then you must be more Republican than Republicans in the US.

tony0806:
Instead of buying 2 litres of kings in a plastic rubber for 4k, why not buy the one of 1 litre in a big nylon sold for 1,500 naira. That way, you would have saved 1k if you buy 2 of it and turn it into the empty one you already have

Because all of those sold in big nylon for N1500 are unhealthy adulterated oil. They foam when using it to fry something and has an unpleasant taste.

Original unadulterated Kings oil is quite expensive.

KnownUnknown:
It has become an article of faith. Stupid people running around thinking faith is a virtue have now extended their religious ignorance to other spheres. So they'll say dumb things like "I believe the election was stolen" just like they say "I believe Jesus (white of course) died for my sins" as if their silly beliefs matter and not reality.

That's why I say religion/faith/beliefs bring out the worst in people. It gives people justification to be irrational, hateful and cruel without taking responsibility. Once you invest into a belief, no matter how absurd, it must be protected by all means including violence.

KnownUnknown:
Fox News having the most audience is due to the "demented racists" all watching the same outlet to get their daily dose of nonsense and that's why they have the highest audience. Crackas love their nightly virtual cross burning on FOX but you wouldn't understand because you don't live there. Other people get their news from various sources. Yes, they are "demented racists" and other manner of bigots or those that are comfortable with bigotry as long as its not directed at them.



Because they are a lot of brain addled minorities who are just as easily bamboozled as the majority racists. Also, Trump's increase in support reflects the increase in general turnout during the election. And so what if Trump got more support this time. Your post is akin to those bringing up trump's 74 million votes while seemingly oblivious to the fact that Biden had more votes.



I already explain that the only people who bring up CNN and MSNBC are the morons "knee-deep in white wing narratives" who think others depend on CNN and MSNBC like they depend on FOX. Nothing I wrote previously indicated that CNN and MSNBC are unbiased. You brought it up just like the "demented racists".

Even as right winged as FOX is, they acknowledged Trump lost, but that is beyond the capacity of his deranged worshippers. They will simply go over the edge if they accept that.

georjay:
It's business bro

It's just like saying premiership and other footballing events should be put on hold...

Some people earn livelihood from it....



As always you people will always blame BBN as the Reason why youths are not focused...as if they have ever been focused!

Has Nigeria as a whole ever been focused? universities have been shut for close to 1 year, A bag of rice is nearing N35,000 per bag, Naira is exchanging for over N600 to the dollar, diesel (main fuel for transportation of goods) is N900/litre, Boko Haram can attack Abuja at will. And someone is talking about only the youths not being focused.