Dear ADAEZE,
Islamic law (Shariah) has solved this. You'd be entitled to your full inheritance & your lovely daughters too. Those vultures would go home with nothing if your parent inlaw are alive.
In Islamic Shariah (Meerath), your late husband's properties would be distributed strictly after settling funeral expenses and any outstanding debts. With a wife, 3 daughters, and both parents alive, the property is divided into specific portions. You, the wife receives 1/8, the parents receive 2/6 (1/6 each), and your beloved daughters receive 2/3 (more than enough to keep your late husband's dreams of ensuring they get the best training even after his demise. Those vultures of brothers are completely excluded.
I invite you to Islam, where your rights are protected by the laws of God, not manmade laws.
@de_generalnoni@hadizel@__labama@davido And what is your business with KD fund. Go & hold your governor & former governors responsible for whatever you think went wrong/is going wrong.
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Dear Sen. Oshiomhole,
It is both astonishing & deeply disappointing that a serving Nigerian sen @NGRSenate would publicly describe the @nnpclimited as a “house of thieves” and claim it has no reputation other than fraud. Such a blanket statement is not only false but insulting to an organisation that has sustained Nigeria for decades & continues to do so through the hard work, dedication, and expertise of its employees.
Let us put this in perspective. There are tens of serving senators today who carry corruption allegations around their necks. How many serving or retired NNPCL staff have similar allegations? The answer is, very few, if any. If we were to measure “houses of thieves” by the number of individuals under investigation or indictment, would the Senate, not NNPC, qualify? Yet here you are, a senator, publicly denigrating a professional institution whose reputation stands tall both nationally and globally.
NNPCL is not an organisation you get into just because of political connections, the ability to snatch ballot boxes, mobilise thugs, or rig elections. It is an organisation you join because you are skilled, you know your craft, you have strong academic credentials, and you have demonstrated your competence through examinations & performance. From recruitment to retirement, NNPCL adheres to professional standards comparable to the best global energy companies. There might be hitches somewhere. But its operations are transparent, merit-based, and focused on excellence.
The employees of NNPC put their lives on the line every day; working on offshore rigs, land platforms, creeks, and swamps, to ensure crude oil is produced, national revenue is sustained, and the country functions. These men & women take real risks to serve the nation. To call such an organisation a “house of thieves” is not only factually incorrect but deeply disrespectful to thousands of Nigerians who serve with professionalism and integrity.
Let us compare the NNPC to the Senate instructively. Many senators enjoy a kind of immunity while facing serious allegations of corruption and malpractice. NNPCL employees, by contrast, are subject to rigorous internal audits, compliance oversight, and regulatory scrutiny. The professional standard in NNPCL is far higher than that of the political system you represent.
If your concern is with individual leadership within NNPCL, there are proper channels for investigation and accountability. But to publicly condemn an entire organisation is reckless, unprofessional, and false. The reputation of NNPCL is built on decades of expertise, professionalism, & dedication to national development. From recruitment to retirement, it is an institution that values competence, integrity, and excellence, not political theatrics.
Senator, I urge you to retract this statement and apologise to the employees of NNPCL. Professional institutions deserve professional critique, not sweeping, unfounded accusations.
— Dr. Hidima.
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@abdulrazakmuhd4@Oluwafemi4J Why wasting your time replying to ignorant bigots.
He hardly goes to the bank. So, he'll hardly know that people still do cash transactions.