โMy son is almost 30 and he doesnโt own a car. He has to buy his own. I am the elected governor, not him. I cannot spend state resources to get him a car.โ
โ Peter Obi
Remember Abdullah Ibhais, the #Qatar2022 whistleblower who went to jail because he was honest about bad labour practices, ahead of the @FIFAWorldCup?
This statement was released by his family in Amman, Jordan on Friday:
1. He was abducted from the Mosque. General Intelligence Directorate (GID) officers were waiting for him in front of the Mosque, after the weekly Jumaโat prayer.
2. His two children were with him: Tamim 12 years and Hashim 10 years, he was arrested in front of them.
3. The officers dropped his two children to their house, and continued their journey with Abdullah with them.
4. To our knowledge there was no arrest warrant, and no attorney is allowed to contact him.
Ibhais was due to travel to the United States as a witness in a District Court deposition in two weeks, concerning allegations of forced labour and human trafficking associated with the 2022 World Cup.
@Xtopherewesi@xtrimlysoccer I hope our administrators donโt kill her patriotism and love for Nigeria with bad treatment, in the coming years, as they did with Echikunwoke.
@MaduroPoiares@FrancisAwartefe@UEFAcom If terms limits mattered, Gianni Infantino is supposed to step down in 2028. But he wants to stay till 2034. ๐
Losing a billion-dollar eight-year contract is what the end of the two-yearly #AFCON means for @CAF_Online, as I report for The @guardianโฆ https://t.co/45pEddcIGD
I have no comment concerning the statement of @CAF_Online, following their executive committee meeting. They have said what I knew they will say. ๐ https://t.co/ZOMMjivDLZ
@BabatundeKoiki We had an iron hand during decades of military rule. I understand that the disappointing behaviour of the current set of politicians is responsible for your opinion. But authoritarianism, in a multi-ethnic society, wonโt work.