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eldoradoxx:Unfortunately, it is only court of competent jurisdiction that can declare their seat vacant. Let us assume, they have lost the their seat, the rule is, the house can only carry out Legislative duties when a quorum is form and make legislative decisions with 2/3 hip. A quorum is 1/3. 1/3 of 30 or 31 is about ten. The Fubara group can't carry out any Legislative duties until more assembly are elected and sworn in or the 27 lawmakers them. 4 or 3 cannot make a quorum for 30 Legislative house. Whatever they Fubara loyalists are doing is illegal, null and void in the eyes of the law. |
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immortalcrown:That is actually not a borehole, it was a water tank. He also commissioned a hand pump borehole. While the hand pump borehole may be commendable, maybe due to poor electricity or fuelling cost but a solar power one would have been better though cost higher. For the water tank, ask yourself how will the tank be refilled with water? Obi knowing what he commissioned did posted edited picture of the water tank to conceal the true nature of the situation. Did he expect them to be fetching the water to fill the tank? Consider the stress in getting water from the manual borehole and the second round of stress in carrying the water and filling the tank. Key question is, why did Obi edit the water tank picture to conceal the true situation of what he commissioned? Link to PO post. https://twitter.com/PeterObi/status/1777262259279999003?t=W28PakRmhDYhnqSLx00c0A&s=19 Picture 1 and 2, Obi post. Picture 3, the wider picture.
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Seems Nigeria took the right decision anyway. I knew the arrests in Nigeria was more of money laundering and weapon proliferation than dollars rate stabilisation. 29 Likes |
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MisterBanny: It depends. If the husband loves his family, it is impossible but if the husband did not have much interest or respect for his family, it will be a less difficult thing. The basic principle here is, you cannot say you love a thing/person without getting yourself to love or put up with what that thing/person loves. 1 Like |
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I have checked the recent waved of Real Estate Offering opportunities of securing NHF loan and/or 25% RSA benefits to enable their prospective house owner to buy block of flat or bungalow. My suspicious is that all real estate companies that I know before these influx, like over 5 years of existence, are not offering this NHF and RSA opportunities. So, I want shared experiences or opinions and information on these companies. Are they real? Though FMBN and NHF have made accessing these loans practically impossible, should one patronise these new companies, offering their assistance? Attached are some screenshot of related ment as I am able to see on Facebook some minutes ago. Please, I need some contributions on these. Thank you.
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PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU’S NEW YEAR ADDRESS TO THE NATION Dear Compatriots, It gives me immense joy to welcome each and everyone of you – young and old- to this brand new year 2024. We must lift up our hands to Almighty God, in gratitude, for his grace and benevolence to our country and our lives in the year 2023 that has just gone by. Though the past year was a very challenging one, it was eventful in so many ways. For our country, it was a transition year that saw a peaceful, orderly and successful transfer of power from one istration to another, marking yet another remarkable step in our 24 years of unbroken democracy. It was a year, you the gracious people of this blessed nation, entrusted your faith in me with a clear mandate to make our country better, to revamp our economy, restore security within our borders, revitalise our floundering industrial sector, boost agricultural production, increase national productivity and set our country on an irreversible path towards national greatness that we and future generations will forever be proud of. The task of building a better nation and making sure we have a Nigeria society that cares for all her citizens is the reason I ran to become your President. It was the core of my Renewed Hope campaign message on the basis of which you voted me as President. Everything I have done in office, every decision I have taken and every trip I have undertaken outside the shores of our land, since I assumed office on 29 May 2023, have been done in the best interest of our country. Over the past seven months of our istration, I have taken some difficult and yet necessary decisions to save our country from fiscal catastrophe. One of those decisions was the removal of fuel subsidy which had become an unsustainable financial burden on our country for more than four decades. Another was the removal of the chokehold of few people on our foreign exchange system that benefited only the rich and the most powerful among us. Without doubt, these two decisions brought some discomfort to individuals, families and businesses. I am well aware that for some time now the conversations and debates have centred on the rising cost of living, high inflation which is now above 28% and the unacceptable high under-employment rate. From the boardrooms at Broad Street in Lagos to the main-streets of Kano and Nembe Creeks in Bayelsa, I hear the groans of Nigerians who work hard every day to provide for themselves and their families. I am not oblivious to the expressed and sometimes unexpressed frustrations of my fellow citizens. I know for a fact that some of our compatriots are even asking if this is how our istration wants to renew their h ope. Dear Compatriots, take this from me: the time may be rough and tough, however, our spirit must remain unbowed because tough times never last. We are made for this period, never to flinch, never to falter. The socio-economic challenges of today should energize and rekindle our love and faith in the promise of Nigeria. Our current circumstances should make us resolve to work better for the good of our beloved nation. Our situation should make us resolve that this new year 2024, each and everyone of us will commit to be better citizens. Silently, we have worked to free captives from abductors. While we can’t beat our chest yet that we had solved all the security problems, we are working hard to ensure that we all have peace of mind in our homes, places of work and on the roads. Having laid the groundwork of our economic recovery plans within the last seven months of 2023, we are now poised to accelerate the pace of our service delivery across sectors. Just this past December during COP28 in Dubai, the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, and I agreed and committed to a new deal to speed up the delivery of the Siemens Energy power project that will ultimately deliver reliable supply of electricity to our homes and businesses under the Presidential Power Initiative which began in 2018. Other power installation projects to strengthen the reliability of our transmission lines and optimise the integrity of our National grid are ongoing across the country. My istration recognises that no meaningful economic transformation can happen without steady electricity supply. In 2024, we are moving a step further in our quest to restart local refining of petroleum products with Port Harcourt Refinery, and the Dangote Refinery which shall fully come on stream. To ensure constant food supply, security and affordability, we will step up our plan to cultivate 500,000 hectares of farmlands across the country to grow maize, rice, wheat, millet and other staple crops. We launched the dry season farming with 120,000 hectares of land in Jigawa State last November under our National Wheat Development Programme. In this new year, we will race against time to ensure all the fiscal and tax policies reforms we need to put in place are codified and simplified to ensure the business environment does not destroy value. On every foreign trip I have embarked on, my message to investors and other business people has been the same. Nigeria is ready and open for business. I will fight every obstacle that impedes business competitiveness in Nigeria and I will not hesitate to remove any clog hindering our path to making Nigeria a destination of choice for local and foreign investments. In my 2024 Budget presentation to the National Assembly, I listed my istration’s 8 priority areas to include national defence and internal security, job creation, macro-economic stability, investment environment optimization, human capital development, poverty reduction and social security. Because we take our development agenda very seriously, our 2024 budget reflects the we placed on achieving our governance objectives. We will work diligently to make sure every Nigerian feels the impact of their government. The economic aspirations and the material well-being of the poor, the most vulnerable and the working people shall not be neglected. It is in this spirit that we are going to implement a new national living wage for our industrious workers this new year. It is not only good economics to do this, it is also a morally and politically correct thing to do. I took an oath to serve this country and give my best at all times. Like I said in the past, no excuse for poor performance from any of my appointees will be good enough. It is the reason I put in place a Policy Coordination, Evaluation, Monitoring and Delivery Unit in the Presidency to make sure that governance output improves the living condition of our people. We have set the parameters for evaluation. Within the first quarter of this new year, Ministers and Heads of Agencies with a future in this istration that I lead will continue to show themselves. Fellow Nigerians, my major ambition in government as a Senator in the aborted Third Republic, as Governor of Lagos State for eight years and now as the President of this blessed country is to build a fair and equitable society and close the widening inequality. While I believe the rich should enjoy their legitimately-earned wealth, our minimum bargain must be that, any Nigerian that works hard and diligent enough will have a chance to get ahead in life. I must add that because God didn’t create us with equal talents and strengths, I can not guarantee that we will have equal outcomes when we work hard. But my government, in this new year 2024 and beyond, will work to give every Nigerian equal opportunity to strive and to thrive. For the new year to yield all its good benefits to us as individuals and collectively as a people we must be prepared to play our part. The job of building a prosperous nation is not the job of the President, Governors, Ministers, Lawmakers and government officials alone. Our destinies are connected as of this household of Nigeria. Our language, creed, ethnicity and religious beliefs even when they are not same should never make us work at cross purposes. In this new year, let us resolve that as t-heirs to the Nigerian Commonwealth, we will work for the peace, progress and stability of our country. I extend this call to my political opponents in the last election. Election is over. It’s time for all of us to work together for the sake of our country. We must let the light each of us carries – men and women, young and old- shine bright and brighter to illuminate our path to a glorious dawn. I wish all of us a happy and prosperous year 2024. May God continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR 1 January 2024 2 Likes 1 Share |
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The Central Bank of Nigeria is requesting information from Nigeria on the situation of Naira in their respective locations. The information are 1. Are you experiencing cash shortage in your location? 2. In which specific location are you experiencing cash shortage? 3. Which financial institution have you recently withdrawn money from? 4. Was it an Over-the-Counter or ATM withdrawal? 5. What was the over-the-counter withdrawal limit at this financial institution? 6. What was the ATM withdrawal limit at this financial institution? Check the link below and provide require information.
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For 2024, a single applicant will need to show they have $20,635, representing 75 per cent of low-income cut-off (LICO), in addition to their first year of tuition and travel costs. The change will apply to new study permit applications received on or after Jan.1, 2024. How much is $20,635 (Canadian Dollars) when converted to naira? Based on the screenshot and the quote above, the Canadian government is saying one needs about $20,635 (N11.9m) representing 75% or about N16m to have a decent living above poverty line in Canada for 6 months right? They have move the LICO estimate from $13,757 (2023) to $20,635 (2024). Please, how much do I need to live a semi-rich lifestyle in Nigeria for six months? I believed in measuring the strength of a currency against it purchasing power in it local country than it exchange rate against other currencies. 4 Likes |
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ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU, GCFR, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 63RD INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY OF NIGERIA ON SUNDAY, 1ST OCTOBER, 2023 Dear Compatriots, It is my unique honour to address you on this day, the 63rd anniversary of our nation’s independence, both as the President of our dear country and, simply, as a fellow Nigerian. On this solemn yet hopeful day, let us commend our founding fathers and mothers. Without them, there would be no modern Nigeria. From the fading embers of colonialism, their activism, dedication and leadership gave life to the belief in Nigeria as a sovereign and independent nation. Let us, at this very moment, affirm that as Nigerians, we are all endowed with the sacred rights and individual gifts that God has bestowed on us as a nation and as human beings. No one is greater or lesser than the other. The triumphs that Nigeria has achieved shall define us. The travails we have endured shall strengthen us. And no other nation or power on this earth shall keep us from our rightful place and destiny. This nation belongs to you, dear people. Love and cherish it as your very own. Nigeria is remarkable in its formation and essential character. We are a broad and dynamic blend of ethnic groups, religions, traditions and cultures. Yet, our bonds are intangible yet strong, invisible yet universal. We are ed by a common thirst for peace and progress, by the common dream of prosperity and harmony and by the unifying ideals of tolerance and justice. Forging a nation based on the fair application of these noble principles to a diverse population has been a task of significant blessing but also a serial challenge. Some people have said an independent Nigeria should never have come into existence. Some have said that our country would be torn apart. They are forever mistaken. Here, our nation stands and here we shall remain. This year, we ed a significant milestone in our journey to a better Nigeria. By democratically electing a 7th consecutive civilian government, Nigeria has proven that commitment to democracy and the rule of law remains our guiding light. At my inauguration, I made important promises about how I would govern this great nation. Among those promises, were pledges to reshape and modernize our economy and to secure the lives, liberty and property of the people. I said that bold reforms were necessary to place our nation on the path of prosperity and growth. On that occasion, I announced the end of the fuel subsidy. I am attuned to the hardships that have come. I have a heart that feels and eyes that see. I wish to explain to you why we must endure this trying moment. Those who sought to perpetuate the fuel subsidy and broken foreign exchange policies are people who would build their family mansion in the middle of a swamp. I am different. I am not a man to erect our national home on a foundation of mud. To endure, our home must be constructed on safe and pleasant ground. Reform may be painful, but it is what greatness and the future require, We now carry the costs of reaching a future Nigeria where the abundance and fruits of the nation are fairly shared among all, not hoarded by a select and greedy few. A Nigeria where hunger, poverty and hardship are pushed into the shadows of a never-fading past. There is no joy in seeing the people of this nation shoulder burdens that should have been shed years ago. I wish today’s difficulties did not exist. But we must endure if we are to reach the good side of our future. My government is doing all that it can to ease the load. I will now outline the path we are taking to relieve the stress on our families and households. We have embarked on several public sector reforms to stabilize the economy, direct fiscal and monetary policy to fight inflation, encourage production, ensure the security of lives and property and lend more to the poor and the vulnerable. Based on our talks with labour, business and other stakeholders, we are introducing a provisional wage increment to enhance the federal minimum wage without causing undue inflation. For the next six months, the average low-grade worker shall receive an additional Twenty-Five Thousand naira per month. To ensure better grassroots development, we set up an Infrastructure Fund for states to invest in critical areas. States have already received funds to provide relief packages against the impact of rising food and other prices. Making the economy more robust by lowering transport costs will be key. In this regard, we have opened a new chapter in public transportation through the deployment of cheaper, safer Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses across the nation. These buses will operate at a fraction of current fuel prices, positively affecting transport fares. New CNG conversion kits will start coming in very soon as all hands are on deck to fast-track the usually lengthy procurement process. We are also setting up training facilities and workshops across the nation to train and provide new opportunities for transport operators and entrepreneurs. This is a groundbreaking moment where, as a nation, we embrace more efficient means to power our economy. In making this change, we also make history. I pledged a thorough housecleaning of the den of malfeasance the CBN had become. That housecleaning is well underway. A new leadership for the Central Bank has been constituted. Also, my special investigator will soon present his findings on past lapses and how to prevent similar reoccurrences. Henceforth, monetary policy shall be for the benefit of all and not the exclusive province of the powerful and wealthy. Wise tax policy is essential to economic fairness and development. I have inaugurated a Committee on Tax Reforms to improve the efficiency of tax istration in the country and address fiscal policies that are unfair or hinder the business environment and slow our growth. To boost employment and urban incomes, we are providing investment funding for enterprises with great potential. Similarly, we are increasing investment in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. Commencing this month, the social safety net is being extended through the expansion of cash transfer programs to an additional 15 million vulnerable households. My istration shall always accord the highest priority to the safety of the people. Inter-Service collaboration and intelligence sharing have been enhanced. Our Service Chiefs have been tasked with the vital responsibility of rebuilding the capacities of our security services. Here, I salute and commend our gallant security forces for keeping us safe and securing our territorial integrity. Many have paid the ultimate sacrifice. We them today and their families. We shall equip our forces with the ways and means needed to perform their urgent task on behalf of the people. We shall continue to make key appointments in line with the provisions of the Constitution and with fairness toward all. Women, Youth and the physically challenged shall continue to be given due regard in these appointments. May I take this opportunity to congratulate the National Assembly for its role in the quick take-off of this istration through the performance of its constitutional duties of confirmation and oversight. I similarly congratulate the judiciary as a pillar of democracy and fairness. I also thank of our dynamic civil society organizations and labour unions for their dedication to Nigerian democracy. We may not always agree but I value your advice and recommendations. You are my brothers and sisters and you have my due respect. Fellow compatriots, the journey ahead will not be navigated by fear or hatred. We can only achieve our better Nigeria through courage, comion and commitment as one indivisible unit. I promise that I shall remain committed and serve faithfully. I also invite all to this enterprise to remake our beloved nation into its better self. We can do it, We must do it. We shall do it.!!! I wish you all a happy 63rd Independence Anniversary. Thank you for listening. May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Yusufisraelj:Yes of course, the responsibility falls on the other party(ies) to proof it was cooked during cross examination. 1 Like |
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mycar:Valid argument, but we don't have much detail for now but have you considered another possibilities like in the scenarios below. ANNOUNCED RESULTS NNPC 80 APC 15 OTHERS 5 RESULTS AFTER REMOVING UNSIGNED BALLOTS (SCENARIO A) NNPC 50 APC 8 OTHERS 2 UNSIGNED 40 RESULTS AFTER REMOVING UNSIGNED BALLOTS (SCENARIO B) NNPC 40 APC 15 OTHERS 5 UNSIGNED 40 In scenarios A, the election should be cancelled and rerun be ordered. That is the angle you are looking at. In scenario B, there is no need for cancellation because it is "clearly obvious" that the invalid ballot papers are for NNPC. |
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Freebills12:I didn’t mean any of what you posted. The news stated that, some over 165,000 ballot papers were not signed/dated/stamped, the electoral (Legislated) law stated that a ballot paper must be stamped, dated, and signed. INEC or any of her representatives err in law by counting, recording, and collating unsigned / unstamped / undated ballot paper. My post is simply saying, you can only argue at the Tribunal with content in a legislated (Electoral) law and not a regulatory guidelines (INEC election guidelines) issued by a legislated body (INEC). It was law that established INEC, so INEC issued instruction/guidelines/policies can not be recognised above the law that established it because she derived her powers from that law and expected to operates within the same law. Without Electoral law, there is no INEC. |
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The court deducted 165,663 votes from Yusuf’s total as invalid votes, stating that the affected ballot papers were not stamped or signed and therefore declared invalid. Petitioners at the Tribunal are expected to provide evidences of their allegations in all irregularities they hold claims on. The court rules based on convincing evidences recognised by act legislated into law before them and not oral claims of irregularities or regulatory guidelines issued by institution created by legislated law. 20 Likes 1 Share |
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These are links for more information 28th Street of the CEO, the TWITTER (X) link on his personal profile is linked to H28 X handle not his personal handle. https://28thstreet.beehiiv.com/authors/67366dd6-d4c9-42ed-a3ac-d08e4f9eb51a d available homes were posted 3 years and edited in March 2023 to sale a false information. https://homes.h28.io/ Link to the recorded video session still active as at posting of this reply https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1lz4O5BFL_qn0sPbRhEJ1DrpnSPIYApT4?usp=sharing%EF%BF%BC%EF%BF%BC LinkedIn profile link of the name in the CEO with a link to H28 https://www.linkedin.com/in/emekandukwex @s, I think Nigerians deserve to be informed on this scammers and fraudster people called H28 Homes.
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H28Africa: Having watch the recorded video of the above Zoom Meeting and checking on the website including the engagement in the thread of above post, I observed the following : 1. The company does not have a physical address. 2. They didn’t enable video of the 2 speakers and the during the Zoom meeting. Why are they hiding the faces by disabling video during the Zoom meeting? 3. The company claims that their CEO name is Chukwuemeka Ndukwe, but do provide the verified Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn ? 4. A search on the CEO name on LinkedIn shows a profile without a picture, with last update work experience with KPMG, there is no information on connection with H28 Homes. 5. During the Zoom meeting they showcase a website homes.h28.io and website to choose preferred homes to buy. A check shows that the post was made years back and contains only 3 pictures of homes for sale and they are claiming they can process for hundreds of ed . TGM2015: I can safely conclude they are fraudster and Nigerians should be aware they are. |
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H28Africa: I discovered up to 3 people have asked about your physical address but you choose to ignore. That is a very big red flag, if you asked me. EDITED The name of your CEO is Chukwuemeka Ndukwe, can you provide us with his verified Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn ? You can not be operating financial related businesses and your company, the CEO, and staff are all anonymous. Only fraudsters do such. Again, how will you do a zoom meeting and you the , the CEO that did the work through, and the lawyer that spoke do not enable video, all you zooms are behind the camera? Why hiding your physical identity if you are not a fraud? You are even showcasing d homes posted years back in your Zoom meeting. You guys are fraudsters. 2 Likes |
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jmoore:The poster didn't add the currency. He got the attention needed to his job, Twitter has moved on. |
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The last time I checked, he was still under the contract of Federal government through NNPC now NNPLC to secure oil facilities in Niger Delta. So sure, he will not be securing without being license to carry arms and ammunition, especially, those that are superior to the criminal he has to fight. 1 Like 1 Share |
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beautyhd:On the table leg stand. A second look at the picture shows that the leg stand is too high. |
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Mister123:Why not buy her educational tablets, with free/paid educational app from Play store, most importantly, YouTube kids. If you are using android phone, you can setup family link, enabled you monitor and control her activities on the phone. If you have smart television, explore installing YouTube kids and get yourself some rest. Anyway, you should be happy she is playing around, as most people as advise. Your duty is to make the house safer for her. She will learn her limit with time. On her starting school, please if you noticed she gentle within a month, change that school immediately without thinking about cost. A little behaviour change is expected but when the change is significant in of her hyperactiveness, CHANGE THE SCHOOL without a second thought. 1 Like |
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Aremu1998:Currently, I do not have much information on UBN recruitment. |
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AntiTerrorist:Yes, I believe you can, but as at today, it is unnecessary. The country of issuance has stated it is a diplomatic port. |
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On Obidepo (Yes daddy) audio leak, Kenneth the Labour Party presidential campaign spokesman has confirmed the audio to be real but disagreed with "religion war" attached to it. Bishop Oyedepo has not denied it but said he doesn't campaign for politicians but only give them advise. FIJ has subjected the audio to AI test and confirmed it was not doctored. Times has comes up with transcript of the audio conversation as reproduced below.
SOURCE: https://www.timesng.com/features-and-interviews/591397-full-text-what-peter-obi-oyedepo-said-in-leaked-religious-war-phone-call.html 4 Likes |
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harmonyglobal:You got it. It is not immediately clear what is keeping the INEC from announcing the outstanding result from Furore. FuFore LGA Result APC - 37,752 PDP - 7,568 9 Likes |
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I suspect video editing here or video created for entertainment. Where are the worms on the marked area in the attached photo as shared. 1 Like 1 Share |
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I send my sincere condolences to Sheikh Gumi, an Islamic scholar and cleric, over the death of his beloved mother. I cannot begin to imagine the pains the family are going through at the moment. I pray that God will strengthen you and comfort the entire Gumi family over her irreplaceable loss, and grant her eternal rest. -PO SOURCE: https://twitter.com/PeterObi/status/1632777809171972112?t=7WVRY3qQbA1a5CaB3aKhIA&s=19 3 Likes |
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But that is not cash now. tinsel:Thank you for this. The package looks more like cap or t-shirt/polo. Edited. Got the original videos from twitter (link below), the op video was edited with aim of spreading fake news. https://twitter.com/Qdpaper2/status/1628007943672320001?t=DRCf3oXbWgTKcOLuBmAmaA&s=19 SteveDGreat:Your video is edited and fake. 6 Likes 1 Share |
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beejaay: First thing to note is one Obi has direct power to call and fight for justice as at the time of Akwuzu River incident but the cases you cited on Tinubu he has no direct power to fight for justice for them. Secondly, the Lekki Tollgate massacre issues is absolutely untrue, you will asked why DJ Switch was never granted asylum. Why after heated argue in of Lekki Tollgate massacre at the UK Parliament, the Parliament never considered it after receiving security and intelligence report. Let me tell you one thing, Army bullet can kill at least 4 people when shot at a close range. A logical and objective looks at the clustered crowd, numbers of army shooting and how long they shot does not justify the narration of massacre. Let us assume 5 armies were shooting for at least 10 minutes, and a bullet will kill 4 persons at least with over 10 bullets per minute, we will have nothing less than 2,000 dead Nigerians (5 armies x 10 bullets x 10 minutes x 4 persons) with as much blood as possible staining the ground. You can also check my analysis based on Times reports that time, everything does not add up, 2 years after no proof of massacre yet. https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/6220169/lekki-shooting-analysing--times |
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dmz1:Who are you voting? Why are you voting him? What do you have to say in respect of the accusations against your candidate? |
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