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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by steveturner24(m): 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

At last our Mr President is not with them

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Nobody: 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

story

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Austin4lif: 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

Infact Buhari should even ban internet usage. I am missing GEJ and I regretted voting him out.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Joythah(m): 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

Buhari is a true democrat. I would vote you over and over again.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by awa(m): 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

Whatever. .. I just hope that the condition of the common man will improve asap

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by johndwayy(m): 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

Ebubeslym:
I bet you if Nigerians hadnt screamed, this wouldnt have been the the reaction from Aso rock.
They wanted to shroud this bill in secrecy forgeting that we are currently in 2015 and not 1967.
Thank God for the Social Media.

What's this one saying? Melaye and Saraki are on their own in this, don't drag the presidency into it.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by DrGill(m): 8:33pm On Dec 07, 2015

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by sorom4: 8:34pm On Dec 07, 2015

Hahahahahehehehehehohohohoho......IF WE HADNT SCREAMED, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN PASSED TO LAW. This administration is always in DENIAL

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by prothelley(f): 8:34pm On Dec 07, 2015

And if he doesn't accent to the bill, there is a stipulated period he his given to accent to it, if that time elapses, the senate has FULL backing of the law to approve the bill. Senate still have upper hand in this.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by CR77(f): 8:34pm On Dec 07, 2015

Dollyak:
The bill is silly and shouldn't be allow to see the light of the day. Nigeria is not China or N korea

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Nobody: 8:34pm On Dec 07, 2015

he has no choice

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by gebest: 8:35pm On Dec 07, 2015

I kn u dont ve hand in it because social media help u to be where u are today as president.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Csami(m): 8:35pm On Dec 07, 2015

onyepapa:
The only truth you can get from the mouth of the northerns this days is good morning. Let him swear to die that he knows nothing about it

You still have to check if it's truly morning.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by beejayio(m): 8:36pm On Dec 07, 2015

why fear come catch all of una na? sotey nobody fit comment. the Presido has spoken, so let the comments floooowwwwww.... grin

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by tbaba1234: 8:36pm On Dec 07, 2015

CR77:
I can stand with pride that I didn't vote for Buhari the dictator

Yea, you voted those that were sharing yams... That is what you are proud of..

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by yungchief(m): 8:37pm On Dec 07, 2015

mach7:
Why booking space? Grow up!

Go take a chill pill wink

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by tbaba1234: 8:37pm On Dec 07, 2015

prothelley:
And if he doesn't accent to the bill, there is a stipulated period he his given to accent to it, if that time elapses, the senate has FULL backing of the law to approve the bill. Senate still have upper hand in this.

The president can veto a bill...

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by sportskid(m): 8:38pm On Dec 07, 2015

Boooooooooooooharri we dey see you oooh

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by greatiyk4u(m): 8:40pm On Dec 07, 2015

Wot else can I say dan SAI BUHARI

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by harristo(m): 8:42pm On Dec 07, 2015

steveturner24:
At last our Mr President is not with them

At least this signals the death of that stupendous bill.

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by abacus(m): 8:49pm On Dec 07, 2015

Ebubeslym:
I bet you if Nigerians hadnt screamed, this wouldnt have been the the reaction from Aso rock.
They wanted to shroud this bill in secrecy forgeting that we are currently in 2015 and not 1967.
Thank God for the Social Media.

Bet you are one them that give that stu.pid overbloated Nallah got to come up with such bill in the first place. Aso rock distances itself yet you still blame them. Use your head for once na.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Nobody: 8:49pm On Dec 07, 2015

Ebubeslym:
I bet you if Nigerians hadnt screamed, this wouldnt have been the the reaction from Aso rock.
They wanted to shroud this bill in secrecy forgeting that we are currently in 2015 and not 1967.
Thank God for the Social Media.

The flaky-toothed mallam knows how important social media is.. try telling it to the intelligent he-goat known as Lai Mohhamed..

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by Phobia1: 8:49pm On Dec 07, 2015

Ebubeslym:
I bet you if Nigerians hadnt screamed, this wouldnt have been the the reaction from Aso rock.
They wanted to shroud this bill in secrecy forgeting that we are currently in 2015 and not 1967.
Thank God for the Social Media.

Hatred cannot even let u live ur life. haba! #Eranko

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by harristo(m): 8:52pm On Dec 07, 2015

CR77:
I can stand with pride that I didn't vote for Buhari the dictator

Austin4lif:
Infact Buhari should even ban internet usage. I am missing GEJ and I regretted voting him out.

When did the president become responsible for what the lawmakers decide to do

richyfunky:
Nigerian Senators with misplaced priorities,there are better things to deliberate on, than restricting d voice of d common man. Well said Mr President.

The more sensible post.

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by 4nobody4every1: 8:52pm On Dec 07, 2015

There should be freedom of speech but freedom after speech l cannot guarantee.....Idia Min of Uganda

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by cold(m): 8:53pm On Dec 07, 2015

prothelley:
And if he doesn't accent to the bill, there is a stipulated period he his given to accent to it, if that time elapses, the senate has FULL backing of the law to approve the bill. Senate still have upper hand in this.

If the president witholds assent for up to 30 days,the bill would return to the Senate and the process of passing the bill commenced afresh an agreement two thirds majority before the presidential veto can be overridden.

[b]This power is so strong that if the President withholds assent, it requires the National Assembly to re-pass the bill through the same initial process with a two thirds majority before the Presidents power of veto can be overridden.

This principle was thoroughly and exhaustively encapsulated and postulated in the case of INEC V. Obasanjo (2003) 9 NWLR (Pt. 824) 104 at 131 paras D-F, specifically the Judgment of the sagacious Oguntade, JCA, (as he then was) to the effect thus:

....“Presumably, the Electoral Bill went through the requisite stages before it was sent to the President i.e. 1st respondent/cross-appellant for his assent. However, it was not assented to within 30 days. Under section 58(5) of the Constitution, in order to override the veto of the 1st respondent, each of the Houses of National Assembly has to pass the bill again. The language used by section 58(5) is “and the bill is again passed by each house.” This means that the bill has to go through the same processes it has previously gone through when it was first passed. That is the clear import of ‘the bill is again passed’. It means a repetition of the earlier [/b]process
[url]
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/04/constitutional-amendment-and-the-presidents-veto/[/url]

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by anonimi: 8:54pm On Dec 07, 2015

Good one from our President, Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari.
More of such pronouncements matched by ACTION.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2510983_twimg20150606110224_jpeg5c1c6f8907ece26082a279a94e87412c

should never be allowed to CHANGE into this =>

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2184457_idiamin_jpeg_jpeg9180183dde6fce8e4edb759eb9db779b

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Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by M4gunners: 8:57pm On Dec 07, 2015

Ok i smell. ....

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by macaranta(m): 9:00pm On Dec 07, 2015

APC and this lie Mohammed led information sphere is akin to a shape-shifting microbe.

Re: Buhari Dissociates Self From Social Media Bill. by BushidoBlue(m): 9:09pm On Dec 07, 2015

Heheheheheheheeeee...

Bubu ma guy...

But make you no think say I no go yab you if you shi for whin...

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