I Nearly Fought With An Agbero When Struggling To Get Fuel - Yvonne Jegede
The struggle for fuel across Nigeria continues after the president made it known to the nation that they won't be anything as a Fuel subsidy anymore. Nollywood actress, Yvonne Jegede revealed that she nearly got into a fight with an Agbero in Lagos when she was struggling to get Petrol in one of the stations.
Tinubu: 'I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street' - Bode George
The Former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Bode George has asserted that his plan to leave Nigeria is still intact. Chief George alleged that if the Court says Bola Tinubu is the winner of the Presidential election, he will leave the country. He stated his reason is based on the fact that he will not want to reside in an environment dominated by street thugs who are popularly known as Agbero.
We have a big issue ahead of us in this country _ Bode George
Chief Bode George, the former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has stated that his intention to leave Nigeria has not changed. Chief George claimed he would leave the country if the Supreme Court ruled that Bola Tinubu had won the presidential election. He explained his decision by saying he doesn't want to live in an area where street criminals called Agbero are the norm. He said that Nigeria needs a leader who will actually pay attention to what the people want. He also insisted that the agberos of
My plan to leave Nigeria is still intact, If Court Sworn Tinubu I will leave the country -Bode George
The Peoples Democratic Party's former national chairman, Chief Bode George, has stated that he will proceed with his original decision to leave Nigeria. Chief George claimed he would leave the country if the Supreme Court ruled that Bola Tinubu had won the presidential election. He explained his decision by saying he doesn't want to live in an area where street criminals called Agbero are the norm.
Tinubu: 'I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street' - Bode George
Former Peoples Democratic Party chairman Chief Bode George has stated that his intention to depart from Nigeria has not changed. Chief George claimed he would leave the country if the Supreme Court ruled that Bola Tinubu had won the presidential election. He explained his decision by saying he doesn't want to live in an area where street criminals called Agbero are the norm.
Tinubu: 'I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street' - Bode George
Chief Bode George, the former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has reaffirmed his intention to leave Nigeria. He made it clear that if the court declares Bola Tinubu as the winner of the Presidential election, he will exit the country. His decision stems from his reluctance to reside in an environment where street thugs, known as Agberos, dominate.
Tinubu: Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street-Bode George
Chief Bode George, the former national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, claimed that his intention to leave Nigeria was still in place. Chief George claimed that he would leave the country if the Court declared Bola Tinubu the victor of the presidential election. He claimed that his decision was motivated by his desire to avoid living in a neighbourhood where street gangs, also known as Agbero, are the dominant force.
I Want To Live My Life In Peace, Not With These Agberos On The Street says Bode George.
Chief Bode George, the former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has stated that his intention to leave Nigeria is still in place. Chief George contended that if the court says Bola Tinubu is the winner of the presidential election, he'll leave the country.
Tinubu: 'I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street' - Bode
Chief Bode George, former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has expressed his intention to leave Nigeria unchanged if the Supreme Court confirms Bola Tinubu as the winner of the presidential election. He cited his desire to live in a place where street criminals known as Agberos are not prevalent.
Tinubu: 'I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life In Peace Not With These Agberos On The Street' - Bode
Chief Bode George, former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has expressed his intention to leave Nigeria unchanged if the Supreme Court confirms Bola Tinubu as the winner of the presidential election. He cited his desire to live in a place where street criminals known as Agberos are not prevalent.