@pastorcharlesc If a law graduate doesn't know the type of degree he or she bags,it puts a ? On the decadence in our institutions of learning. Was she under duress when testifying? Was it a crowd phobia? Bsc instead of llb or bl.speaks volumes to credibility
@Waspapping_ Kudos to those whose religion supersedes their founders. Some are even questioning the type of Islam practiced by the Saudis ,calling it moderate.Confusion everywhere
@ShehuSani The problem isn't patronage of local contents rather the quality of services offered. A country where there's no check on standard offered to consumers,how won't we prefer foreign to local ones with less or NO value added?
@PIDOMNIGERIA Peter Obi and El-Rufai combo that is being proposed, will this be the only formidable force that can flush Tinubu out of power in 2027.
Well-Meaning Nigerians What's your thoughts on this?
If you're going to use my hard work for Twitter engagement farming, at least post it correctly and in full.
Don't post a 9-minute segment of a 30-minute documentary and tag it "David Hundeyin's documentary."
Irritating.
@DavidHundeyin The coup in NIGER isn't the big issue.Its just a change in a system of government from a civilian perspective.What should be of importance to the Ecowas, African union & the int'l community is how to end extreme poverty caused by exploitation by the west
@firstladyship If you k ow your history ,then you will know where your coming from" was a quote from Bob marley's song.Those who removed history in our school curriculum thinks they can blind the younger generations from the truth.
FESTUS KEYAMO IS A ROGUE: I HAVE AN IDEA HOW HE MADE THE MONEY HE NOW BRAGS ABOUT.
I could not contain my laughter when I read about the social media controversy over Festus Keyamo’s house in America. For several reasons, it was a relief to me to find out that Keyamo is now a property owner in America, which makes him amenable to the jurisdiction of the United States’ courts.
Time line is important the understanding how Keyamo made the money he used in purchasing a house in America. The story is full of ironies. In his feeble defense to the allegations of corruption as to how he was able to purchase a house overseas while serving as a minister, Keyamo was reported to have said as follows:
“In 2021, I again wrote to the relevant agencies (by letters dated January 22, 2021), informing them of the movement of those funds out of the country to purchase a property as a better investment decision, instead of the funds lying idly in the account whilst I am in public office,”
He was further reported to have said that the building was about the cheapest of his several properties. He claimed that his flourishing and manned law chambers and his real estate investments are still far more financially profitable than serving Nigeria. He said also that “serving our country is a labor of love.”
I found those claims from Keyamo to be untrue, deceptive and totally misleading. If in 2021, Keyamo write his last of a series of correspondence seeking to transfer money that had been lying idle in his account, it is logical to believe he earned the money in 2019 and 2020. He wouldn’t really worry that the money was lying idle if he just earned it. The interval between his first correspondence and the final one in 2021 may have been more than one year. Hence, my assumption that it was in 2019 that Keyamo came upon the money he needed to offload or launder through purchase of a property in the United States in 2021.
Before I go further, let me state a logical assumption. If the money Keyamo used to purchase the property in the United States was proceed of unlawful transaction, then his purchase of property in America can properly be classified as money laundry. I shall now identify the particular transaction in 2019 from which Keyamo got 230,000 USD.
I was in remanded in Kuje prison in February of 2019 in one of those cases the police filed to keep me from starting the End-SARS protest head of when it finally occurred. I was placed in a special cell along with an inmate called GO. The called him that because he was the leader of the Christian inmates and in charge of the prison chapel. He was placed in a special cell as the do high profile inmates such as politicians and rich people. Because the prison officials treated me like an important inmate, I was placed in the same special cell with this GO. Our cell was next to the cell of Governor Joshua Dariye, another high profile inmate.
PLEASE NOTE: I was only remanded in prison awaiting trial. I have never been convicted of any offense in my entire life anywhere in the world, including Nigeria where every effort has been made to convict me. But I have been charged more than ten times by Nigerian authorities. So far, I have won all the cases. And in each case, I was charged because I criticized law enforcement. It is important to make that clarification.
One night, around 19th of February, 2019, a new inmate was brought to the cell I occupied with the GEO. The inmate was a man from Pakistan. His name was Muhammad Khalid Khan.
Of course, bringing him to our cell meant that he was viewed as a high profile inmate or someone with money to pay the officials. As Khan entered the cell and the after the warders left and locked us inside, I and GO introduced ourselves to him and began to interview him. It is a standard practice that when you enter a cell, the inmates in that cell would interview.