@HAHayatu@FinPlanKaluAja1 How ubiquitous is this, even in Abuja? Has the Maiduguri experience improved or worsened?
How many towns(forget the villages) has public water supply in Nigeria?
@DavidHundeyin Document your insights in best seller novels.
The legacies will outlive the now. When you're dealing with an insentient crowd, it's exasperating.
@Omojuwa Conveniently leaving the meat of the matter and aiming a gaslight on some leaders-to-be.
So it's the voices of those who plan to lead that will remove the world view that your country doesn't care about the lives of its citizens being mowed down needlessly?
@Martinswrite@_Chavey He saw the barefeet when the guy had not entered.
No mention of the guy entering the back seat, but from the directive to check his mirror, it's obvious he was riding in the back... which is unusual, considering that the driver was alone.
Loopholes🤣
It's obvious that the biggest business for blackmailers now is talking about Peter Obi from every negative perspective. Even my solemn spiritual trip to Rome has been twisted into yet another blackmail campaign by merchants paid ostensibly to propagate anything negative against Obi.
One such individual, whose entire life revolves around blackmail, falsely claimed that I went to Rome to have a private meeting with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu regarding a purported ₦225 billion debt crisis involving Fidelity Bank. These claims are not only baseless, malicious, but entirely false.
Let me categorically state that I have never sought an audience with, nor met, President Tinubu since he assumed office, except about 1 minute meeting at the arena of Saint Peter’s Basilica Rome during the inauguration Mass of Pope Leo XIV, where I was seated behind, and had to respectfully greet him, and other dignitaries present.
I was previously in Rome on the 9th of May for the lying in state of Pope Francis. Immediately after the mass and exchanging pleasantries, I went straight from Vatican City to London, and then back to Nigeria.
The self-proclaimed "blackmailer-in-chief" and others who thrive on spreading pain and falsehoods have also claimed that I own Fidelity Bank. For the record, I do not. Throughout my career, I have served as Chairman/Director of 3 banks/Financial institutions, of which Fidelity is one of them. Fidelity has over 500,000 shareholders, none of whom hold a majority stake. What this blackmailer seeks is to harm these hard-working Nigerians and cause them needless distress.
To those peddling these falsehoods, and engaging in blackmail, I offer a simple prayer: May God grant you the virtues of gratitude and understanding to know that we came here with nothing and will go with nothing, that they cannot profit from their evil ways.
A new Nigeria is POssible.
-PO