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Bigframe:Secure the report from the CBN and attach it to the FREP and GTB cooked! They will be acting foolishly not to settle with you out of court. However, thereafter flee with your funds as they might target your account with all types of charges to get the money back from you overtime ! |
Estello:Get a good Lawyer and you are in your big millions! |
WHERE IS HE TODAY? I GUESS YOU ARE STILL LEARNING. |
Ironfaceman:WHAT A PEOPLE! IT IS THE ARMY RALLYING THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF!!! |
In the order of importance after your brain comes your MOUTH! Dickson is the brain behind NDC. It stands to reason that he dictates the tune else he ends up mute.... SILENCED! |
SixSeven:Delusion is a fatal phenomenon! |
Moroccoguy:An entitlement mentality is deeply ingrained in their DNA! It ensures that they remain deluded about the dynamics of power: it is negotiated and then taken not taken and then negotiated. That would be Fascism! |
The marriage of two hot heads will produce crushed heads. Agbo meji kole mumi ninu koto kanna! Ask Google for translation services! |
after asking folks to invest in zenith bank a little while ago. he is wiser to have been quiet about his observation |
Validated:My friend, that will not be a tenable defence to the charge. You are free to call for a change of government but by constitutional means such as impeachment and a defeat of the President at the polls which I frequently do here without the fear of being arrested because that contradicts no criminal statute. Be guided. |
donmixc:You do not appear to know the dangerous implication of your comment. Seun can be compelled by an order of court to reveal the identity of every one of us on Nairaland Forum. Also, Seun has stated here that he is not responsible for the comments made here and doubled down on that by stating Rules for permissible posts. Be wise! Nnamdi Kanu is doing life in the Sokoto Prisons for doing something similar to what you just called for. |
Events speak for themselves. Time and chance happens to all men. While some men plant others are put in place to reap. |
Nice one! Reason why folks along the corridor of the road will choose between the rock and the hard place. |
But he had a handshake with Amaechi and I suppose that was a big one for Mr. 32 who was visibly elated for that singular especially considering that Amaechi snubbed the fellow who stretched his hand for a handshake while Mr. 32 was waiting his turn! |
ChizzyBuna:You wan deflate the pumped up matter. How hin go take feed!! |
Mmayeneyen:Kwaks a.k.a Wike of Kano!!! That’s all🙄👏🏽 |
Go to Court! Go to court! Go to court!!! |
[quote author=andrewza post=139663511]Dont inflate your ego that was 79 and apartheid was still strong then. And for a few years after that. That only hurt BP not south Africa [/quoteI agree with folks in here who are agreed to encourage you to get more enlightened on the subject matter. So long! |
andrewza:Really! Ignorance is indeed a deadly disease while knowledge is power!!! Have you ever heard of Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo the Nigerian Head of State who Nationalised the British Company (BP British Petroleum Company). It was the large straw that broke the back of apartheid. |
South-Africa has, largely, been ungrateful to the African Countries that stood with South-Africa to free her from the wicked and racist Apartheid Regime. Is this fair? Now Ramaphosa denies the reality of Xenophobic attacks against other Africans in South-Africa by BLACK SOUTH-AFRICANS and is trying to change the narrative to say it is all about migration issues! Quite annoying to say the least. Meanwhile take a listen to Thabo Mbeki in the attached video and you will be amazed at the benevolence South-Africa has received overtime from other Black African nations. In return South-Africa has paid us back with evil. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXa_ZZtWj9I?si=lYen6xW4zPoE2ZNM |
nedekid:Okay ….. . That is possible. Port-Harcourt is one place that is very possible. The natives call any man unfortunate enough to make their daughter pregnant an in-law without asking where he’s from and life goes on so long as he has a support system that sustains them and meets their financial needs! Quite sadly he probably lived that way. But what was he up to?🧐🧐🧐. Nigerian Journalists have not made any following on the news. |
Kingsasian:But how come for four years the wife and children never asked about him? Maybe they did not know about that location.🧐🧐🧐🧐 |
chopnaira:Mr. 32 was right about Peter Obi being a selfish man who is good so long as he has the Presidential ticket he seeks. Others who follow him may be schemed out politically it means nothing to him. Not Kwaks! Just yesterday he threatened to leave NDC if the 60/40 agreement is not adhered to in Kano. |
keemsleek:I guess AMaechi is good to as Atiku Vice-President. He improves his political CV by a notch. |
Tareq1105:For Atiku the thief work done zero! With nothing to lose except all he already lost Atiku will go for broke to mess things up for everyone in the race with him for the Presidency and might just pass on that way leaving a stinking legacy of greed , selfishness and corruption. |
orikoku:No. To the camp of the real bandits in the wild! |
Our politicians are making the same mistakes again and again. We do not seem to have learnt much from our past. One major reason is that History is unknown to the majority of Nigerians so we have been sentenced to repeating past mistakes and going through the resultant suffering. |
The 1966 Nigerian coup d'état was triggered by severe political instability, systemic corruption, widespread ethnic tension, and a total breakdown of law and order following flawed elections in the First Republic.The primary historical catalysts included:Contested Elections & Violence: The 1964 federal elections and the 1965 Western Region elections were widely viewed as rigged. The deeply disputed Western Region results sparked Operation Wetie, an era of intense political rioting, arson, and targeted killings.Corruption and Greed: There was growing public anger and resentment toward the ruling civilian elite, who were widely accused of corruption, nepotism, tribalism, and economic mismanagement.Structural Imbalance: The federal system was highly unbalanced, as the Northern Region possessed a larger landmass and population than the Eastern and Western regions combined. This allowed the Northern-dominated political class to maintain near-permanent control of the central government, fostering resentment in the South.Ideological & Generational Frustration: A group of young, mostly Southern, UK-trained army majors viewed the older politicians as incompetent and authoritarian. They believed the military was being misused to quell civilian unrest and sought to cleanse the country and establish a unified government.The Aftermath:On January 15, 1966, the majors initiated the coup, assassinating several key politicians—including Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Northern Premier Ahmadu Bello, and Western Premier Samuel Akintola. Because the targeted casualties disproportionately affected Northern and Western leaders, the coup was perceived by many as a sectional takeover. The resulting power vacuum allowed the General Officer Commanding the Army, Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, to assume control.You can read more about this period on Wikipedia's 1966 Nigerian Coup Page or explore a sociological breakdown of the revolt on the BBC News Feature covering Nigeria's first military takeover. |
LongT:They will fail. The Judiciary is not unaware of the situation of things in the country and how corruption has become the bane of the Nigerian society and that it is imperative to use Law as an instrument of sanitation if the Nigeria is to make progress. |
It is always better all things considered to talk things over instead of fighting over them. War is bad! |
It is advisable that all Nigerians see this documentary as it truthfully presents from the mouths of living witnesses exactly what transpired so we can learn from history and have a progressive future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xETIY9A4Vb4?si=y_6FtLxeAnZ0lVLs |
Ojagun:For folks who are perishing as they see through the hole of the beer bottle repent! |
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