crossbreedwears:
Do you know what it means to be a General in the army? Are you aware army general's wives are well recognised and have association together? Are you aware a Major General wife is a Lieutenant General and ahead of the husband? Do you know why their husbands respect their wives so much? Once you're Major General you have the right to attach a female soldier to your wife. Una go just dey talk rubbish for NL about military wey una family member no dey. Go Abuja if you wan confirm my story

TinubuThief:
Where did she get the money from?
Nigeria is a conglomerate of Thieves and criminals

I regret being a Nigerian

Make I catch the angel that brought me to this shithole country first

crossbreedwears:
Do you know what it means to be a General in the army? Are you aware army general's wives are well recognised and have association together?

TinubuThief:

Where did she get the money from?

Nigeria is a conglomerate of Thieves and criminals

I regret being a Nigerian

Spit in disgust tueh

Make I catch the angel that brought me to this shithole country first.

predictor1:
Hearsay? So what are they charging the female soldier for? Did she steal from a ghost? Are they not supposed to probe the General to come and explain how his jobless housewife get money to buy #35m jewelry.

Almaigaa:


Nigeria is by far better than Biafra

woolinla:

Go another country na.. fool

GOFRONT:
Na wao

When majority of the Nigerian army General is a billionaire without a known source, what do you expect?

If you check closely, you would see so many wives of these Generals have got the 35m in gold or land or house or car

Safe to say Nigeria Army generals are the most corrupt in the whole world

optimistfeel:
35 million naira gold jewelry of general's wife hmmm....Seem like those general's wife have more money than their husband...

GOFRONT:
Na wao

When majority of the Nigerian army General is a billionaire without a known source, what do you expect?

If you check closely, you would see so many wives of these Generals have got the 35m in gold or land or house or car

Safe to say Nigeria Army generals are the most corrupt in the whole world

oz4real83:
Proceeds of diversion of funds meant for security . The General's wife don draw her husband leg come out, the General, his wife and family need to be investigated . Why should a General's wife have an army personnel attached to her Why do the army authorities always make corrupt decisions

Sccarrr:
Small thief steal from big thief...

TinubuThief:
Where did she get the money from?
Nigeria is a conglomerate of Thieves and criminals

I regret being a Nigerian

Make I catch the angel that brought me to this shithole country first

kenchop:
HOW DID A GENERAL'S WIFE AFFORD JEWELRIES WORTH OVER 30 MILLION. EFCC SHOULD INVESTIGATE THEM.

dre11:
EXCLUSIVE: Female Soldier Dismissed For Stealing 'N35Million Gold Jewellery' From Nigerian Army General’s Wife



https://saharareporters.com/2024/05/22/exclusive-female-soldier-dismissed-stealing-n35million-gold-jewellery-nigerian-army

malali:
[b]In the ongoing travesty of justice that defines our beloved nation, the case of Yahya Bello epitomizes the rot within the Nigerian judicial system. It is nothing short of a national disgrace that while she is swiftly tried, judged, and sentenced within a mere 24 hours, those in the corridors of power continue to roam free, untouchable and unaccountable. This stark contrast lays bare the selective justice that pervades our society.

In Nigeria, the axe of graft and corruption falls disproportionately on the low cadre and the economically disadvantaged. The poor and the powerless are made scapegoats, paraded before the courts and the media to give a false sense of justice being served. Meanwhile, the bourgeoisie and the politically exposed individuals, who plunder our nation's wealth in billions, escape without so much as a slap on the wrist. They are never arrested, never questioned, and never held accountable for their egregious crimes against the state.

These individuals blatantly defy the government, refusing to appear for interrogations or questioning, their arrogance and impunity shielded by their wealth and connections. This gross miscarriage of justice not only undermines the rule of law but also erodes the trust of the average Nigerian in the system meant to protect and serve all citizens equally.

It is an indictment of our justice system that those entrusted with the welfare of the nation are the very ones who bleed it dry, facing no repercussions while the common man bears the brunt of their greed. This selective justice is not just a flaw in our system; it is a cancer that threatens the very fabric of our society.

The Nigerian government must be harshly reprimanded for allowing such blatant inequality to persist. We demand a justice system where the law is truly blind, where the powerful are held to the same standards as the powerless, and where corruption is eradicated not selectively, but universally. Only then can we hope to build a nation where justice prevails, and every citizen, regardless of their socioeconomic status, is treated with fairness and dignity.[/b]

condensedmilk:


Please what does it mean to be a major general in the Nigerian army?

I'm all ears

oz4real83:
Just listen to yourself, very shameless. That is why non elected Nigerians like first ladies have executive powers their husbands allocated to them, military did same thing by allocating powers to non-military people like their wives. In your thinking, husbands of general wives are also generals, or it only affects male generals

Chicagograduate:
If the general s wife is doing a legitimate business,her identity would not be kept secret.

crossbreedwears:
You're very clueless oga! Go back to history and see what army officers wives do. I rest my case

crossbreedwears:
And why should her business be revealed?

dre11:
EXCLUSIVE: Female Soldier Dismissed For Stealing 'N35Million Gold Jewellery' From Nigerian Army General’s Wife



https://saharareporters.com/2024/05/22/exclusive-female-soldier-dismissed-stealing-n35million-gold-jewellery-nigerian-army