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If you marry a woman that has been like this with another man I pity you

@Konstannnt @Abujaxfootball_ She be like na nuhu Usman sister

@Abujaxfootball_ With this sense of yours you’re not supposed to see the next day

Setting sentiments and emotions aside, that gun could have been used on you or your loved ones if the police hadn’t intercepted it. The officer may have been wrong to open fire, but as far as I’m concerned, anyone caught with a gun unlawfully does not deserve to see the next day.

@obaxglobal @Abujaxfootball_ How many captured bandit have they shot after been captured, but rather release to the society as repented

@Abujaxfootball_ I bring it to you that, the reason for the protests is that 9jas are saying the boy should've been investigated since he's saying he would tell them watever dey nid to knw abt the gun. If he were your sibling, would you be happy dat he was killed without a proper investigation?

How on earth will you be protesting over someone who was caught red-handed with a gun? 🤔 I honestly don’t know where this country is heading. I don’t know if it’s justifiable for a Nigerian to own a gun unlawfully. This matter has really tired me, I swear.

@obaxglobal @Abujaxfootball_ Doing your mouth, if you can't see the current state of the countries security

@Abujaxfootball_ How many of the so called captured band*ts have they sh*t live on camera Mrs too know

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CAN YOU BE ARRESTED OVER UNPAID LOANS? Someone lends you money or you were granted a loan, but, when it's due for payment, you can't meet up with the pay due to one reason or the other. Your failure or refusing to repay the loan is NOT automatically a criminal offence. It is a purely civil matter, which is a simple breach of agreement. Section 36 (12) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), which ensures no one is punished for something that is not defined as a crime by law. The lender shall take the following steps: * Make a formal demand for payment * Take the debtor to court since he refuses to pay. * Lead credible evidence and establish the loan * Get a judgment * Enforce it legally through lawful means (e.g., garnishee, seizure of assets) The idea of using police to recover ordinary debt is illegal and an abuse of power. It is never in the duty of police to arrest on debt matter. If there is no criminal elements in a case, there should be no arrest or detention by any Law Enforcement Agent. It only becomes a criminal offence if you obtained the money through: * Fraud or false pretense. * False pretence * Fake documents or identity * Issuing a cheque you know will bounce. * Took loan with intent to dissappear. If the above happens, then, it’s not ordinary “debt”, it’s CRIME. You cannot be arrested just because you owe money. But you can be arrested if you lied to get it. If anyone threatens you over a loan debt, report to the appropriate authority. © Legal Consults & Updates

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“The reason we came to court was because we wanted the court to make a clear declaration that the Police and FRSC do not have the right to impose fines on any Nigerian over vehicle insurance, and we have succeeded.” — Barr. Deji Adeyanju, as they win against the Police and FRSC in court, as Nigerians are freed from unfair fines over third-party insurance.

Now you need a car so you can easily bring babes to the apartment. The only appreciation I need from you is to go an extra round for me everytime you migrimo. @polanco, send him any Benz of his choice and pass me the bill.

You’re not addicted to gambling, you’re addicted to getting rich.

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The Nigerian Communications Commission @NgComCommission thinks it could mislead Nigerians by endorsing superficial remedies instead of insisting on meaningful reforms. Advising @MTNNG and other criminal extortionist telecom operators to offer token “freebies” in place of real accountability does nothing but think it could mislead Nigerians by endorsing superficial remedies rather than addressing the systemic exploitation subscribers face daily, from unexplained data depletion to persistent service failures that amount to outright consumer abuse and exploitation. Nigerians are not asking for handouts; they are demanding standards, transparent billing, reliable connectivity, and services that meet internationally accepted benchmarks. Anything short of that is an insult to millions who pay dearly for substandard service. The telecom operators must, within 7 DAYS from today, overhaul their practices and deliver the quality Nigerians deserve. Equally, the regulatory authorities and those responsible for oversight must be held accountable for enabling the Minister of Communications and the loafers at @NgComCommission must address these issues urgently, otherwise they will face the wrath of subscribers the same way the telcos led by @MTNNG are bound to be disgraced in the coming days. #OCCUPYMTN #AACOurParty

We must #OccupyMTN. The exploitation of Nigerians by telecom operators can no longer be tolerated. While @MTNNG stands out for its dominant market share, it is not alone; @AirtelNigeria, @GloWorld, and @9mobile are also implicated in practices that shortchange subscribers. Nigerians deserve fair value, reliable service, and accountability from every operator, including the loafers @NgComCommission and @bosuntijani, Nigeria's Minister of Communications.

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Pause and listen to the speech by Professor Yemi Osinbajo at the 24th lecture of the General Overseer. In his speech, he spoke about the problems and corruption within the Nigerian church.

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