Eko Ile:


The fact that you don't like what I posted doesn't mean it wasn't constructive.

I'm a Nigerian and I'll voice my views and opinion the way I want, not according to you or to make you feel good about your worthless and incompetent leaders.


It is also not my job to offer constructive advise or any advise to your president, the president hired a lot of advisers and ministers to do that and you are paying them to do that job, not me. Unfortunately, they are all clueless and incompetent just like your president...

fallingsky:

You think the so called leaders are on Nairaland?? Mumu

Eko Ile: Talk about clueless and incompetent president, incompetent and unqualified advisers with lame duck and worthless assembly and senate.


Who is even qualified enough to interpret the Nigerian constitution, uphold and defend the same constitution? Not the Nigerian presidency, not the Nigerian justice minister or presidential adviser, not the Nigerian congress, not the toothless Nigerian Bar Association and definitely not the Nigerian military. The Nigerian military is out there conducting a lawless and unconstitutional military operation while the clueless and unpatriotic politicians fiddles around aimlessly.



What a damn shame...

Tstark:

Knucklehead! Nigeria is more complex than america, does America have different tribes? Stop comparing Nigeria to the US!

tallceejay:

You have every right to air your views, And u just did, great! See where we are with that! U r a Nigerian ? And now "my leaders" ?
because the results aren't good ? Where's your patriotism as a Nigerian ? Keep airing those views, "Nigerian"

chronique: So after all he said,He ended with this:

"Despite the seeming violations, Mr. Ndoma-Egba insisted the president did nothing wrong and was acting in line with the laws.

“There is nowhere in the constitution where the president is required to publish the gazette within a specific time,” he said, before asserting that “For now, no provision of the constitution has been breached and there is no constitutional crisis.” "

Am I the one who doesn't understand english or what? The whole epistle is meant to convey the message that "Jonathan hasn't followed due process",yet He says the president did nothing wrong and is acting in line with the constitution which technically means the president is right as there's no sitting on the fence when it comes to interpreting the constitution;so why bring up the matter in the first place? What type of lunatics do we have at the senate?

Eko Ile:


I'm really not sure what your problem, but you definitely sound like a Jonathan dullard because nothing was said about corruption, but guilty conscience took over your cassava bread brain.

This is a public forum you lazy and incompetent thinker and this is not where your clueless president gets advise and pointers from, he gets it from the incompetent people he hired as ministers and advisers that you are paying tons of taxpayers money to advise your clueless president.


I know many of you either are too dull to understand basic social studies or they just don't teach it anymore in your village elementary schools, but you people really need to shut sometimes and quit polluting the internet with your ignorance because it's really embarrassing...

Dospix: you are more clueless than him because you comment isn't making sense.

Eko Ile:


Patriotism means respecting and upholding your laws and constitution and they all swore to do just that, so far regarding the state of emergency, it is still a non constitutional presdiential order because the Nigerian congress is still in the dark. There is no congrssional resolution or votes authorizing military activation and engagement.

You have no business talking about patriotism because it's very obvious you know nothing about patriotism...

Saliman22: Gej didn't violent {VIOLATE}any constitution ......He is the commander inchief of the arm forces.... screw up mehn

Eko Ile: Lawless Nation with lawless and incompetent leadership...



smh...

Eko Ile: Confusion As Nigerian Senate Says President Has Not Declared Any State Of Emerge


The senate’s position is founded on Section 305 of the constitution, which states that “Subject to the provisions of this constitution, the president may by instrument published in the official gazette of the government of the federation issue a proclamation of a state of emergency in the federation or any part thereof.”

The succeeding sub section requires that “copies” of the published gazette be “immediately” sent to the senate and the House for consideration and possible approval. Such approval is expected in two days if the lawmakers are in session, or 10 days, if they are on break

dc555: The President is the Chief Security Officer of the Nation and has the Executive power to make Emergency decisions. So if Cameroun invades Nigeria, the President should consult the National Assembly before taking any decision?

payless:


Glad you confessed Jonathan is a corrupt man. How did you know my internet service is free? I hate to break it to you that there is no part of me that is corrupt. I go to work and get paid. I have small import and export thing I do which I am gladly satisfied with. I am not corrupt, bro.

Eko Ile:






The fact that you don't like what I posted doesn't mean it wasn't constructive.

I'm a Nigerian and I'll voice my views and opinion the way I want, not according to you or to make you feel good.


It is also not my job to offer constructive advise or any advise to your president, the president hired a lot of advisers and ministers to do that and you are paying them to do that job, not me. Unfortunately, they are all clueless and incompetent just like your president...

SECTION 305 of the 1999 Constitution provides for the imposition of a state of emergency in the country or any part of it. The section empowers the president to issue the declaration by way of official gazette.

It added, however, that a two-thirds majority of the National Assembly must ratify the executive proclamation within two days, if the legislators are in session, or 10 days, if they are not.

dbride:


You have the responsibility to post the whole truth not half truth like you just did just to give a dog a bad name. I repeat, opposition must be magnanimous not suicidal. Criticize when you need to and commend when necessary. It is suicidal to oppose both good and bad!

a1solution: As much as I'm yet to support the state of emergency declared because of porous security measures in other parts of the country which the Boko Haram boys may attack if the heat is too much on their end, informing the house before the declaration is not normal cos Boko haram suppoters in the house will vote against it and it will give boko haram clue on what is about to happen and strategies before the approval.

Solozzo: What a blunder of the presidency. Especially following the Odi incident in the nigerdelta crisis in obasanjo's time it would be a good idea to follow due process here, in case things get out of hand in the operation later. NASS approval is not mandatory however. As it is the SOE in place now is legal, but approval from NASS strengthens its legality.

So what to do now? Send the published gazette to senate with apologies using NEPA failure as excuse, perhaps, OR forget the senate, bear the risks involved alone? GEJ advisers over to you.

The constitution also stipulated that the NAS ----MUST---ratify the proclamation within 2 days when in session and they are in session.

Eko Ile: Lawless Nation with lawless and incompetent leadership...



smh...

“For now, no provision of the constitution has been breached and there is no constitutional crisis.”