Nigeria is under criminal regime

The mother/sibling of late Mohbad can be used for the DNA testing. But I strongly believe those people did it and it turned out negative hence they refused to make it public. If late Mohbad was d father it will show 99% Verydarkman VERYDARKMAN

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So y’all saying a white woman’s gene can never dominate the black baby daddy’s gene ?

What is inappropriate there you bloody racist ?

They should continue destroying Nigeria. One day is one day for everyone of them either death meet them while onboard the plane or before getting to airport

If only we had a working government she ought to be cooling in Jail and disqualified from ever playing again

What’s their business when you failed to arrest, detain and prosecute him right there at the airport Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK)

He can’t father a fool like you. Go back and check his wife out, he will never be attracted to the animal that birthed you. There’s no way an evil useless person like you can be born Igbo.

Treating everyone of them like the criminals they’re is d best way to set things right

DGreatBundee Not everyone deserves that judgment.

Great move, their families should be included

Private as well. Most Nigerians (97.67%) are power hungry bastards

That’s what I expected the company to do. Include destruction of property as well

That’s still okay the company should file a defamation of business, assault on staffs and destruction of property against them

Grok what was Lagos, Nigeria like before it became the Capital of Nigeria ? Do you agree that Lagos of today is what it is because of the years the state was capital of Nigeria?

DGreatBundee Before 1914, Lagos was a Yoruba settlement founded by the Awori in the 15th century, known as Eko. It grew as a Portuguese trading post, became a key slave trade hub in the 19th century, and was annexed by Britain in 1861, evolving into a cosmopolitan colonial port city with some

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Testing testing, everyone can reply, yes?

A Memo to the Nigerian Senate, Judiciary and Fellow Citizens: The Senate’s Constitutional Overreach in the Case of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Democracy Dies When Laws Become Weapons and Lawmakers Become Serial Lawbreakers. Six months have passed since the