Ojiofor:


So military do not have due process of disarming a soldier than going behind him and grab his gun like a thief?

As regards your question, there is; infact he would be ordered to go to the armoury to submit his weapon, because he signed it, except in case of MIA then someone would do that.

I was referring to him cracking his gun and shooting, that's an offence triggered by an initial offence as well, two wrongs don't make a right.

I currently heard he has run mental because he was detained for over six years in the guard room, the general will equally answer for that kind of ridiculous punishment.

Ojiofor:


Those who are trying to disarm him by force did they follow due process?

What fvcking due process?

alfredo4u:
If discharging someone that is not capable by the Governor, and replace by someone that is capable........

Y can't we also sack our President and replace him?

I don't know y, you guys in Nigeria likes suffering and smiling....

It's time to stand up and challenge all incompetent Leaders....

Let's fight for our freedom....


It's now or never

That's the job of the house of assembly.

MyExpression:
She has a point for old billionaire money in industrial Nigeria...but not this new millennium technology money.

Billion is a big number sha...but I know millionaires in hundreds of million, do exist with the rags to riches story...even in Nigeria.

Even billionaires

Throwback:
Misinformation is the biggest problem in Nigeria.

A lot of people have an anarchy mindset, so they are continuously fed by the media who give them what they want.

If you claim to understand NNPC, you're the joker of the century.

Zonefree:
I doubt she'd end the marriage if the husband is a billionaire.

A woman will start to notice your bad behaviour the moment your source of income diminishes.

As long as you have the resources to maintain a woman's extravagant lifestyle till eternity, she can never find fault in you. You can even impregnate her sister or mother, and she'll still be with you.

This is crap talk!

kanupapilo:

That is why we are the corruption capital of the world

Corruption day everywhere, the challenge with ours be say reckless abandon day am.

Senseless stealing, person go over price something come still supply substandard stuff, and the painful part they take the money and spend outside the country to avoid being spotted. Your country no get money but you day flex muscle outside, that's why sometimes those outside our country think something is wrong with us.

kanupapilo:

And no contract bidding.

For government entity lols. Interest day beat meritocracy most times.

ojun50:
Make them seize the country self

Them no fit over 5 billion dollars, kilode? Nigeria na jungle, money way easy to pay back.

Na Ogun State day drag us for mud like this over millions of dollars.

theophorus:
If you no sabi Computer villa Abeg do all your Transactions inside Stores only and with Open Eyes.

And avoid Phone Swap things like plague.

Thank you, if you no get shop I no get business with you. In a bid to look for something cheap, you go enter one chance with all these godless guys.

Kobojunkiee:
Storyland! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

2. Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) is the agency that announced that Dangote is not license to operate.


3. Dangote Refinery is not Nigeria, but just a company in Nigeria that is subject to Nigerian laws and regulations.

Stop mixing things up, NUPRC gives license to operate NMDPRA regulates operational industries.

How can someone from NMDPRA say that? That's not even under their purview. And you ran with that kind of information?

A company of that magnitude that the country has a stake in should be moribund like others? People should respect sacrifice and great investment.

Dangote is no saint, but in matters of strategic investment that guy has always benchmark Nigerian government.

Kobojunkie:
You really think I am the one you should be feeding that bullsheet to? We are talking here of a man who has openly boasted that his refinery will provide 100% of the nation's needs. 🤔

Again, I asked a simple question... We also supposedly have laws against people operating without a license but it seems Dangote has been operating without that. So? 🤔

Have respect for numbers please.

First of 650,000 barrels is about 103 million litres of crude, when operating at full capacity. Nigeria's petroleum needs is about 66 million litres per day, so where's the lie here?

Secondly, NUPRC gives license for refineries or tank farms to operate in Nigeria, no such platform operates without licenses from this government agency and by the way the requirements are very stringent. How can you say Dangote operates without a license, that's preposterous.

You don't seem to understand why Nigeria is where it is, to give you a perspective, why has all the four government refineries not been working after being built to running capacity? Why was the pipelines to warri refinery blown by hoodlums after completing when buhari borrowed money to fix a portion of the refinery for refining? Why was Ajaokuta steel plant not completed after reaching 98% completion? Why do we keep importing crude? Who benefits from making the country fail deliberately and why do they keep at it?

Kobojunkie:
We also supposedly have laws against people operating without a license but it seems Dangote has been operating without that. So?

Lols, Kobo, you can tell that to someone not in the oil industry.

Read up on PSSR and who issues the go ahead for any refinery or petroleum platform to operate.

TheDemola:
For me, I think this refinery will kill some businesses (retailers) who are among the cabals and these cabals don't want to give in easily.

How else do you explain the CEO of a govt establishment condemning the products of a the refinery that is under his direct supervision? And yet he is allowing the so called inferior products to flood the market

As in ehhh, as if we don't have law's against monopoly.

Standing5:
Even if true, how does it justify moving admission age up?
Deal with defaulters of existing law and stop punishing the whole country for the offence of few people.

It's difficult because there's no law to it, rather make one.

zkm3:
Reno Omokri had argued that the initial lie that it included LGBTQ rights was promoted by a sore Obidient. A Daily trust journalist lifted it and published it wihtout reading it.

Inibehe Effiong came out to publicly claim that there was no way the agreement could not have contained protecting LGBTQ rights. A document he had not read was what he made comments on.

The NBA issued a statement to support the agreement and explicitly stated that it did not contain LGBTQ rights.

Premium Times journalists did their own independent research and said the agreement had no LGBTQ rights.

Daily Trust came out and instead of apologizing, they issued an unecessarily wordy statement that showed that they deliberately planted the story to whip up sentiments against the Tinubu administration.

Elsewhere, the journalist, his line editor, the head of research and the head of legal services would be in the labour market for fabricating news to deceive the public. Elsewhere, Inibehe Effiong would have been removed from committees that cater to the needs of the public and no reputable media house would invite him to talk on any issue.

While emotions blind many of us and we jump on the bandwagon, we must also verify things before we destroy people. That is how the Aluu 4 were lynched and not one person ever asked what they stole; they just believed the accusation against them.

Finally, I wish to ask those who hate LGBTQ: if you are in an accident and you need an emergency surgeon, will you ask the surgeon if he is LGBTQ? Will you ask tghe pilot flying you if he is LGBTQ? Will you ask the chef preparing your meal in a restaurant if he is LGBTQ? Will you ask your interviewer in an IOC if he is LGBTQ? Will you ask someone who wants to give you a multimillion naira contract if he is LGBTQ? If he is LGBTQ, will you reject the job? I raise this last point because I was viciously e-lynched yesterday on Nairaland for asking people to explain how LGBTQ affects their lives. None of them could explain beyond it ruins the moral fabric of society.

Many of them use Apple products; the Apple CEO is gay. Stop using his company's products. I don't use them, not because of his sexuality, but because I am not a fan of Apple products.

You're trying to sound right but it's not working.

Read the write up again, it was first raised by a lawyer, it didn't start with daily trust.

First of they said human right, that differs across regions, in the EU, they recognize all sorts when it comes to gender, while here you are either male or female, what we are saying is that the human right interpretation should reflect regional authority and not those who drafted the document interpretation. And that's what federal government is asked to establish.

Secondly in our context we don't fully understand the gay, lesbian and transgender thing, while they have expressions over there they don't here, we don't want to be discriminatory but we won't accept what we don't fully understand, because a man was not naturally designed to be pregnant and a woman isn't naturally design to impregnate. If we understand these things better maybe we can understand why it's allowed there, but until then let's stick to what works for us, because at the end of the day Nations will do what's in their best interest irrespective of regional interest.

Lastly no senior ranking member of a business discloses personal lifestyle especially a CEO that's controversial. They do so at the expense of a business, that's not something people put on full display.

raskymonojendor:
Local government politics is the best. They are closer to the grassroots unlike the rogues in Abuja.

Sincerely democracy is a brilliant government style, if everyone plays their role, our wahala be say too much greed and self interest pass the seat of power occupied.

mundi111:
There is already a report that the hospital was hit by a UK donated air defense missile given to Ukraine

Are you hearing yourself?

Look at the direction of fire, who sets defense missiles inwards to town?

Rapmoney:


Most great men of the world seemed like the opposite of what they later became. Adolf Hitler was idle and confused about life even in his late 20s.

As them no admit his paintings for him place, baba go day sleep for bench for another man's land.

His self will was just on another level. How he survived those times remains a wonder.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Eh ya PDP, una don enter again with yeye tactics, make una go siddon for jail!

I doubt if your read the write up.

Godons1:
Typical Igbo man. In everything he must overdo. Wealthier men went to the occasion silently. This one wey him money no reach anything dey do anyhow. Hmmmm.

Someone in shipping business. Day calm down if you no Sabi people source.

BigkokoRep:
Dangote don join wailers? When buhari & emefiele were opening our bank vault for him, he didnt talk ohh....

Was it for free mugu? Ask yourself, those who opened it did it from the kindness of their heart!

bjdon:
If we were a serious nation firms like Dangote refinery would be designated 'Strategic national enterprise' and be entitled to full govt support across their entire production flow

Words in marble my brother.

Gajagojo:


This is based on what? Why 3 why not 33

That's because success depends on you, the things you do it for (people: every business exist to solve a problem people can exchange money for) and lastly the creator has left certain principles to engage if you want to last, a man was designed to be helped.

The fact that many have not accessed the creators help or advantages of help their forefathers lay in their family doesn't mean it doesn't exist. That's why you will see someone who's not serious or doesn't look it being rich, it's not about the person necessarily, it's about the advantages in his linage and that's not free someone sowed that seed.

Then some person's will have to create that advantage through value, hard-work and strategic relationships.

SocialJustice:
No risk taken, the God described by religion is fallible. A little common sense, you see it does not add up, then religious folks ask you to believe blindly.

Lols I can tell you otherwise, because I used to be an atheist until something strange happened.

There's three reason why people are poor or limited;

1. Value

2. Relationships

3. The God factor: the inherent advantages in one's bloodline.

doggedfighter:
I hope it's not MC oluomo that ordered the

Governor to declare those garages illegal and have those vehicles of the poor drivers seized.


Touts wield so much power in this government.

And all Sanwo Olu knows is taking orders from Tinubu, his children and cronies.

Anyway they will settle and go back 😉

Careless talk.

immortalcrown:
Did you find other prisoners flourishing?

Meanwhile, can Nigerian lawmakers visit a Nigerian in an American prison? In fact, has Nigerian lawmakers visited Ekweremmadu in UK?

Abi ooo, help me ask, prisoner get rights anyway.

Yes, Nigerian law maker's can visit to see the state of any Nigerian in a foreign land. The fact that our people don't do it doesn't mean it's not obtainable.

A pont in case was one Nigerian lady who was being ill treated in Italy I think, for years. With clear cut evidence. Shouldn't our government come in?

Long story short in a foreign land, when there's perceived injustice or the citizen is an asset to national interest, your government should come in. However, some of our people have a track record that's not so encouraging beyond the shores of this country non the less, we should protect the defenseless.

Offpointng:


You've successfully allow CNN and BBC feed ur Gullibility. we have over 15 countries fighting Russia using Ukraine as proxy and still Ukraine is the one crying the most begging for billions of dollars monthly with everything almost brought to a standstill in Ukraine

Russia here is the one still on top

Abeg sit down one side, which kind gullible talk be this?

ROTTWEILER007:
Which one is allegedly? If he killed the child, he's not even a suspect but a murderer. In my opinion, the court should allegedly sentence him to death by head smashing. Period

All crimes are alleged until evidence is formally submitted, tenable and proven before the person is said to commit the crime.

You fit know somebody way do something but if you cannot prove it. Otilo, the person can walk free. Sometimes even with evidence people day escape. God abeg!

Wawelexy:
Well, coming from a Fulani, this might be considered fluent...

Omo see, see finish. Hmmm

God1000:
Not bad, but why should our president and all his security chiefs gather for a meeting with the head of government agency in US, I find it a little demeaning though

It is nothing out of the ordinary, you won't find military chiefs there but intelligence and civil chiefs should be there

CooldipoMPS:


A fool and his money are easily parted

Absolutely correct from a great book. Reminds me of the richest man in Babylon - "every fool must learn"