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Am a full time #African village man, the only reason am not in the village is because of work and money but even at that, any opportunity to visit the village for me is a must, i love to roam in the wild, to go fishing all night or setting traps for bush meats. Bush meats are my favourite delicacy, watering them down my system with a cup of fresh palmwine, and "ugba agworo agwo". why should i spend all that money to buy a plot of land in #banana island, #Ikeja, #Lekki, #Abuja, let alone going to buy them in #LONDON and #USA: am i crazy? except maybe am buying them for business, to let out to others or just a little cozy place where i can relax when i come for business. If i ever go to any such places, it would be to acquire wealth or education and return as quickly as possible, man!! the amount of money needed  to acquire a wonderful property in some of these locations is enough to build a modern castle in a village and then employ people to do your lawn, laundry, flowers  

In the eyes of the #law, is it my duty as a company to determine the source of the #money used by the #federal government of #Nigeria in paying my company for a #service #validly rendered???. In any case if such money was now to be returned, will the government of the day now pay for the services using money from another source??? or what happens to the valid services the federal government has enjoyed from my company??? who is to be prosecuted, is it my company that rendered a valid and verifiable service or the government of the day the day that payed my company?  Just wanted to know the position of the law because it affects the whole idea of government #contracts, whether at the federal, #state or #local government level, contract is contract.

Is this your portion this year? better say no!!! just copied the picture from someone on FB, THANKS FOR REMANDING ALL CONCERNED. 

The first people to ever #secede from #Nigeria were the #Ijaw people led by #Isaac Adaka Boro who named his new country the #Niger-Delta Republic in a twelve days revolution. The first man to lead a secession in Nigeria was Isaac Boro and not #Emeka Ojukwu The first Nigerian leader to put down a secession was #General Aguiyi Ironsi an #Igbo man and not #General Gowon as people think and infact he imprisoned Isaac Boro after he was defeated only for Gowon to pardon him later. So Nigeria has actually fought two civil wars to keep Nigeria one even though the first was low keyed because it involved only the Ijaws and lasted for only twelve days before Boro was captured. Sentiments apart let us always keep the facts straight, you can also research more on these. Boro later fought on the Nigerian side during the civil war to keep Nigeria one, if he was imprisoned by an Igbo man because he wanted a separate country from Nigeria, he was duty bound to ensure that Nigerian remained o