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WizardOfNG:Same here Sir! |
derecho:They can't take him out. They can't take him out!! |
WizardOfNG:You ain't seen nothing yet! There is this power company being supported by BOI doing a gas fired power station with capacity to provide more than enough power to the entirety of VI! The spin off of that will further enhance the stable provision of power in the Lekki corridor. Dangote Power will rise in not too distant future and when that happens the power will get massively better. |
Morbeta11:Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba. |
Krankhead:The Igbo have made significant contribution to the development of Lagos just that as Chinua Achebe said - about The Igbo, his kith and kin -"There is no doubt at all that there is a strand in contemporary Igbo behaviour that can offend; by its noisy exhibitionism and disregard for humility and quietness." |
Truths9ja: |
AMINDA:You think his chances of becoming VP to whoever wears the tall cap in 2031 is diminished? |
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Falseprofet2:Not his fault. If he lived in China he should be dead!! The sentence for bribe involves dropping his head off his neck! |
Morbeta11:You were a convicted thief! Why not stay under the radar and behave yourself. It was not a trial you went through but a prison term for committing an offence. In your sleep the mention of "Otedola" will get you up with a start with sweat breaking out all over you! Come clean Bro! |
ogododo:Salutary coming from eminent Muslim leaders. However, they must watch out for politicians who orchestrate and perpetuate illiteracy so they ride on the back of the resultant ignorance of the people to remain in power. |
Why not! MAGA! Let's make Nigeria great again. We will relate on the respectful basis of what we to offer each other not on aid handouts that has made Africa lose value over time in the comity of nations. Life is all about what you bring to the table! |
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fergie001: |
chiagozien:Equally condemnable! Those who tolerate terrorism and terrorists under any guise whatsoever will live with it!! That is one of the reasons Northern Nigeria is not a desired destination for anyone who values safety, progress and general advancement in life. I know what I am saying. I have firsthand experience. I am blessed to be alive today after the near-death experience in the North when terrorism played out in broad daylight! |
JohnBabatunde14:May ill prepared teams not make it to the World Cup. The world wants to see top class football not wobbly games. It is not Wobbly Cup! |
chiagozien:Like the dialogue Osama bin Laden had with the USA when he organised al-qaeda to do 9/11 that killed 3,000 Americans ni fonna fosu! Like the dialogue Palestinians led by Yahya Sinwar had with Israel when they embarked on Oct 7 that resulted in the death of 1200 humans some of whom were babies and women who were raped and not mentioning the decapitated! You dialogue with humans not animals. The death of Dr. Chike Akunyili was particularly painful to me!! It was a fallout of the terrorist activities of Nnamdi Kanu which Peter Obi now supports! |
[quote author=Vixlot post=137142969]There was no need to arrest Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in the first place.” – Mr. Peter Obi speaks to journalists today in Abuja about the planned prøtest by Sowore and others over the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Peter Obi talk! Double speak and red herrings are his speciality. The issue at stake is not whether he should have been arrested in the first place but about whether he should be released unconditionally as the protesters demand notwithstanding his ongoing prosecution for the offence of terrorism one of which fallout is the killing of Dora Akunyili's husband on the streets of the South-East. Quite painful!! |
InfoGuru118:It is an open secret not unknown to all that his legal team is filibustering. His legal team have been responsible for the apparent delay in his prosecution. All kinds of adjournments and applications have come at their instance. |
BenuePolitician:This is commendable. One hopes that very soon the private sector will take it over and one day it will have its shares traded on the ASI. The world is waiting! |
Racoon:Shout louder for the world to hear. Use all social media handles and the government will do the needful to protect you. The FG is already on the defensive in the matter. Truth is there is a purge ongoing in the Plateau whereby the Fulani are displacing indigenous communities from their lands and homes so they can Fulanise the place.nlfpmod |
So will Dunlop and other FDIs who left. It shows they are reading good about the Nigerian economy. Let’s keep working hard and praying for Nigeria. At the risk of being dubbed partisan it also shows that the Tinubu government is getting certain things right in the aspect of managing the Nigerian economy. |
Arostar2023:Am with you on this matter. Ndigbo must keep mounting international pressure. No country likes bad press. See the Christianity persecution matter. The President denies it but the world has come to see that it is true. Now, the folks committing the atrocities against Christians in Nigeria and the Federal Government that looks the other way are on the defensive. No matter how small that is some gain for the persecuted church in Nigeria. Let Ndigbo adopt that strategy also. Now, I can thank you for a constructive engagement. You have ceased the insult, abuse and disrespect most comments hold. |
Mitsurugi:I will say no more to you guys on this matter especially because the truth elicits vitriolic responses. Thank you Sirs. |
Arostar2023:You are as misconceived as they come! I emphatically state that in Nigeria Christians are persecuted and I deprecate such conduct with every fibre of my being. Let's stay focussed on the issue at hand. Engage Amnesty International to expose folks allegedly illegally demolishing Ndigbo property in Lagos. |
LZAA:It's in the DNA. You won't see simply because you can't! Who has refused to let go of the memories of the civil-war? You know the answer. Folks who parade victim-mentality!!! |
cezarman:Indeed strange. Does not help comprehension. Strange!! |
Guyman02:Unmask the perpetrators of the alleged illegal demolitions through civil processes instead of issuing threats and ultimatums. Bring it to the attention of the International Community who will investigate thoroughly and make known the results of their findings. That is better and more enduring for the cause you pursue. Did you learn anything from the Civil War at all? Chest-beating, threats and ultimatums led to the Civil-War. Peaceful ways of resolving disputes is the better way to go. Bikonu! |
indigenous234:Wow! How you reason is what exactly is shocking!! You commit illegality and you do not expect to be called to question by the Law! Dealing with errant government officials who sold building permits is quite a different matter which Ndigbo will do well to pursue and unmask and seek the prosecution of the bad eggs. That is the best way to go. |
Guyman02:Investigative journalists should take this up and get to the root of the matter. Anyone who illegally demolishes the property of another citizen should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Law. I expected Ndi Igbo to properly brief Counsel to do the needful instead of issuing ultimatums and threatening the State Governor. |
Arostar2023:I guess you never read in the newspapers that unknown gunmen and Fulani herders kill folks and rape women in the South-East of Nigeria. https://www.facebook.com/ReportYourself/posts/enugu-women-protest-attacks-rapes-by-armed-men-suspected-to-be-herders-accuse-se/1200780678070113/ Quite saddening that you appear not to understand what I wrote. What Emenike wrote out there is clear enough as to its meaning. It is quite different from, say, - "Whoever authorised such demolition will be held responsible for it." Well, maybe it's in the DNA! |
Exousiang01:Pray, does anyone know about any book written on TA Lagbaja. I would love to read the book. The only reminder I get of him is a building named after him in a location I frequently visit. |
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why is he writing like he was unfairly persecuted.