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Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Knight1(m): 5:45pm On Feb 04, 2010
I don't have my copy of the constitution handy and even if i did, i think i'd still require some help from the Lawyers in the house. A question that's been coming up in my mind is, If Jonathan ascends as President, (south) and then He selects a norther as his Vice, will that not put David Mark's Job and consequently Dimeji Bankole's Job in jeopardy? Since their continued occupation in their present offices would negate the zoning system? Is this perhaps the reason why there has been no major headway in the NASS?
Answers please!!!
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by safeact(m): 5:59pm On Feb 04, 2010
Im coming, let me get something! But wait, dis zoning stuff is it constitutional? Selfishness, agradisement,cowardise and ignorant are setting us back. Excuse me pass.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by hasyak(m): 10:14am On Feb 05, 2010
this zoning stuff came about cos of [ower shift, i think its high time we d people tell our so call leaders we dont recognise zoning, this is the major problem now, they cant think of how to balance the equation now?
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by desgiezd(m): 10:30am On Feb 05, 2010
What benefit has the nation and her citizens derived form these two guys and the positions they are holding especially the Dimeji guy who is a well known Yar Adua boy and has since blocked all forms of debate concerning the president's AWOL.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by ochukoccna: 10:40am On Feb 05, 2010
hasyak:

this zoning stuff came about cos of [ower shift, i think its high time we d people tell our so call leaders we dont recognise zoning, this is the major problem now, they cant think of how to balance the equation now?
In a true federation, zoning is an aberation just like quota system and the like. Yet until we are ready to confront the issue of true federalism in 9ja headlong, we'll keeping marking time while the rest of the world advances in progress
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Nobody: 11:27am On Feb 05, 2010
Zoning, Quota system, catchment area, federal character, etc are all the rigmarols we are doing to keep Nigeria "one".
Yet, Nigeria is not one, has never been and will never be. Meanwhile, we can continue to decieve our selves.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by jamace(m): 11:37am On Feb 05, 2010
Constitutionally, their jobs won't be in danger. Assuming Jonathan becomes President, David Mark will authomatically become the vice, in accordance with the constitution. Note that this situation is not normal therefore zonning will have no effect here. This situation will only help to complete the Yar'dua's tenor. It is untill 2011 when the next election will be held that quota system, zonning and other nonsense stuff will be put into consideration.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by desgiezd(m): 11:51am On Feb 05, 2010
jamace:

Assuming Jonathan becomes President, David Mark will authomatically become the vice, in accordance with the constitution.

While this is what is right according to the constitution, it is most unlikely that Mark would become the VP going by the schemings that are already going on.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by naijaswag1: 12:06pm On Feb 05, 2010
Whether zoning or rotational presidency is constitutional or not,it is morally right in our polity right now,hence there will be some reshuffling if and only if the VP becomes acting president
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by jamace(m): 12:53pm On Feb 05, 2010
While this is what is right according to the constitution, it is most unlikely that Mark would become the VP going by the schemings that are already going on.

Anything contrary to the constitution is dangerous to the corporate existence of Nigeria as a nation.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by kokoA(m): 1:14pm On Feb 05, 2010
Zoning is never part of Nigerian constitution but part of PDP constitution, so its not binding on us ok?
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by ayo84(m): 2:38pm On Feb 05, 2010
really zoning has nothing to do with our constitution,but it is only fair that we allow equal reprsentations from all relevant zones of the country
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Fhemmmy: 2:42pm On Feb 05, 2010
I hope the leaders of that country will see the problem that the zonal power sharing has caused the nation and hope they will do something to fix it and fast too
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by ud4u: 3:14pm On Feb 05, 2010
They are protecting their own selfish interest
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Nobody: 3:21pm On Feb 05, 2010
This is not an issue

There is no part of the constitution that says if President is from the South, the Senate President can not be from the North.

Zoning is a mere PDP arrangement. Even the PDP Zoning arrangement is not necessarily in jeopardy if Jonathan becomes President. Zoning is all about allowing all geopolitical zones in the country to feel included in the scheme of things.
I think the zoning arrangement is a very very good thing.

@Jamace

David Mark does not automatically become VP if Jonathan becomes President except Jonathan chooses Mark. Altimately Jonathan will have to choose his VP whoever that may be.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Nobody: 3:29pm On Feb 05, 2010
146. (1) The Vice-President shall hold the office of President if the office of President becomes vacant by reason of death or resignation, impeachment, permanent incapacity or the removal of the President from office for any other reason in accordance with section 143 of this Constitution.

(2) Where any vacancy occurs in the circumstances mentioned in subsection (1) of this section during a period when the office of Vice-President is also vacant, the President of the Senate shall hold the office of President for a period of not more than three months, during which there shall be an election of a new President, who shall hold office for the unexpired term of office of the last holder of the office.

(3) Where the office of Vice-President becomes vacant:-

(a) by reason of death or resignation, impeachment, permanent incapacity or removal in accordance with section 143 or 144 of this Constitution;

(b) by his assumption of the office of President in accordance with subsection (1) of this section; or

(c) for any other reason,

the President shall nominate and, with the approval of each House of the National Assembly, appoint a new Vice-President.

Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 3:32pm On Feb 05, 2010
there is no zoning in nigeria constitution.  Any party that is using zone, is doing it on its own, which is illegal under the nigeria constitution. You cant not use zoning in nigeria. or zone a position if you look at the nigeria constitution.  check the nigeria constitution.  The president has the right to pick from any where he want. senate leader or house can be from anywhere. it is illegal. thier job is not affected.


There was no time in Nigeria, where we agree to zone. The whole of the south east, is nearly about the population of oyo state,  how can you zone. It means Oyo state would be a zone. and lagos state must be a zone.  


this is why the need to call remove the yoruba, edo, delta and bayelsa state into benin republic.

Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Nobody: 3:34pm On Feb 05, 2010
But note that Jonathan does not need to pick a VP as Acting President.

He can only do that if Yar'adua gets impeached or declared incapacitated by the FEC.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by SEFAGO(m): 3:47pm On Feb 05, 2010
I don't have my copy of the constitution handy and even if i did, i think i'd still require some help from the Lawyers in the house. A question that's been coming up in my mind is, If Jonathan ascends as President, (south) and then He selects a norther as his Vice, will that not put David Mark's Job and consequently Dimeji Bankole's Job in jeopardy? Since their continued occupation in their present offices would negate the zoning system? Is this perhaps the reason why there has been no major headway in the NASS?
Answers please!!!

What the hell you dont make sense when was zoning constitutional? And who cares if dunlop-lipped bankole loses his job?
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by chakula: 3:50pm On Feb 05, 2010
My quetion here is, do the nominee has rigth over elected?

if not, why are thinking that mark and bankole are in danger
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 4:00pm On Feb 05, 2010
There is no zoning in the nigeria constitution. Zoing was Abacha idea which came from an igboman to cheat other ethnics group.  Abacha was a kanuri man who wanted to deal with the hausa/fulani . so he quickly agree with plan. You see, if you pick from the north. Abacha zoning formula make sure his kanuri people got one representive like the hausa/fulani. Which are at least twice thier population. if you pick 3 people from the north.

You have to pick one from the north west, who is going to be an fulani/hausa man.
One from the middle belt
one from the north east  which must be a kanuri man, because you have already pick a fulani/kanuri man.  Abacha was only playing games with the fulani/hausa people.

If you go to the North east. Bauchi/gombe are mostly fulani/hausa , while borno/yobe are mostly kanuri.   but Adamawa people have a lot of fulani/hausa.

So while the kanuri are in 2 state in the North east. The fulani/hausa are in 4 state. But would not be picked in the silly zoing formular. How fair is that. It was just Abacha 419,  to get kanuri selected alll the time.  And because the plan was coming from an igboman, the igbo got the edge. And some ungodly, wicked igbo p[eople want it to continue. it is not possible.   Now why did they not make it





A nation must be fair to his people.  Zoing is an unfair arrangement. And it is not constitutional.

Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 4:21pm On Feb 05, 2010
if you look at what abacha did,  Abacha knew , if he put kano and jigawa into the North east, which is where kano and jigawa is on nigeria. His people would not be selected. so he took adamawa and taraba, which are more  middle state and join it to north east.

he was smart. abacha was only playing with the fulani/hausa people.


And for the igboman who design the whole idea, he want something for his igbo people. So he took, had to destroy the mid west. And created a zone for his own people. And did not care for the mid western people. How fair can that be. most people in river are Ikwerri igbo. They should be in the south east, so also should be akwa ibom and cross rivers. It was a smart move by an igboman , when abacha was in govt. It lead to the arrest of the senate president  before abacha tried to force it on us. see what i mean in this map.

Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by chic2pimp(m): 5:45pm On Feb 05, 2010
Becoomrich wetin nah? undecided You don come again oooo with your excess maps wey dey everywhere angry
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 5:58pm On Feb 05, 2010
Look at the South east zone and compare that to ibadan only. You know that Ibadan is bigger. And you want zoing, what hell are you talking about.

There can not be zone in nigeria.

Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 6:05pm On Feb 05, 2010
A BILL
AN ACT TO CREATE THE NIGERIA-BENIN COMMISSION AND BOUNDARY RELOCATION AND NIGERIA-BENIN PARLIAMENT.

SPONSORS
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This Bill shall amend the boundary of Nigeria. And the following state of Bayelsa, Edo, Ekiti, lagos,Oyo, Ogun, Delta, Ondo, Osun, Kwara,kogi and Borgu(niger state and kebbi state) [Belodok states ] shall be permanently transferred to Benin Republic with supervision of the Nigeria-Benin commission. All land, air, coastal area, land, everything inside its land and air shall belong to the Republic of Benin
NIGERIA-BENIN COMMISSION ROLE AND RULES
This bill also create the Nigeria- Benin commission, which is to be headed by the president of Nigeria and President of Benin republic in rotation. A Two year duration , shall be approved by members of the Nigeria-Benin commission. The head of the Nigeria-Benin commission shall be called President General. The position of President General is reserved for only the president of Nigeria and Benin Republic. No other member of the Nigeria- Benin commission can hold the position of President General or deputy President General apart from this two.

The position of President General shall be rotated between the president of Nigeria and Benin republic. While the position of deputy President General shall be rotated between the president of Nigeria and Benin republic. With Nigeria President Umar Yar Adua starting first.

The Nigeria-Benin commission shall have 17 members. There are
The president of Nigeria.
The president of Benin republic
The president of Nigeria-Benin parliament
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament (Nigeria)
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament(Nigeria)
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament(Nigeria)
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament(Benin)
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament(Benin)
The Deputy president of Nigeria-Benin parliament(Benin)
The senate president of Nigeria Senate
The Deputy senate president of Nigeria senate
The President of the Nigeria house of representative
The deputy President of Nigeria house of representative
The senate president of Benin Senate
The Deputy senate president of Benin senate
The President of the Benin house of representative
The deputy President of Benin house of representative

All serving governor, members of the senate, house of representative, chairman of local government, all elected position shall retain their position either transferred from Nigeria to the New Republic of Benin or in Nigeria.
There would be one currency in Nigeria and Benin republic with one central bank in each country. The currency shall be knew as Nibe. From the first two letter of the name of Nigeria and Benin Republic.
Nigeria and Benin Republic would financed the Nigeria-Benin commission and Nigeria-Benin parliament base on a 70% for Nigeria and 30% Republic of Benin ratio.
And an open boundary with no immigration officers expect at the boundary with other nation apart from Nigeria and Benin Republic.
All citizen of both Nigeria and Benin shall have right of resident in both country.
Nigeria and Benin republic shall still remain separate sovereign nation
This bill is based on the willingness of Benin republic accepting the Belodok state, if in an otherwise case the Belodok states shall become sovereign nation and all refers to Benin republic in this bill shall be replaced by Belodok, including the commission and parliament.
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The Nigeria-Benin commission role is an executive role , while the Nigeria-Benin parliament is a legislative role.
All non physical assets of Nigeria including money and external reserve and other should be divided and transferred with a ratio 70% for Nigeria and 30% for Benin Republic.
Nigeria and Benin Republic shall contribute military force to Ecowas, Africa union and United nation if need be.
All office, officer and position either in the military or civilian retain in the Nigeria shall be transfer over to Benin republic and shall all retain the same position expect if in conflict. All personel should not be sacked. And most retain their position or be created.
All physical military position and assets of Nigeria including money, weapon, ships, tanks and others and other should be divided and transferred with a ratio 70% for Nigeria and 30% for Benin Republic.
All military personel in Nigeria of the New Republic of Benin origin shall be transfer to the Republic of Benin and retain the same military position and rank expect if there is conflict.
All civilian personel in Nigeria service of the New Republic of Benin origin shall be transfer to the Republic of Benin and retain the same position and scale expect if there is conflict.
All physical assets outside of Nigeria should be divided and transferred with a ratio 60% for Nigeria and 40% for Benin Republic.
All physical properties, document and other in The New Republic of Benin should be transfer by Nigeria. Include Airport, stadium, universities, roads, railway, seaport, etc belonging to Nigeria but is located in the New Republic of Benin shall be transfer to the Republic of Benin.

Each countries shall monitors its territory according to international law.
All international agency should be inform of the change in boundary and the establishment of the Nigeria-Benin commission including Ecowas, Africa union, the United Nation, European Union, USA, UK, Canada, China, India, Japan, Germany France, south Africa and other countries.
Nigeria-Benin commission headquarter, activate and site shall be located not in the capital of both country but on both countries bank of the River Niger at Mokwa in Niger state and Jebba in Kwara state. While Abuja would still remain the capital of Nigeria.
Nigeria-Benin commission duty include to execute law and rule set for it by the Nigeria-Benin parliament.


NIGERIA-BENIN PARLIAMENT ROLE AND RULES.

Nigeria-Benin parliament official languages shall be in English and French
Nigeria-Benin parliament headquarter, activate and site shall be located not in the capital of both country but on both countries bank of the River Niger at Mokwa in Niger state and Jebba in Kwara state. While Abuja would remain the capital of Nigeria.
The present Nigeria and Benin republic senate and house of representative would be merge on both level to create the initial Nigeria-Benin parliament.
In future the Nigeria-Benin parliament shall be made of members 60% of Nigeria and 40% of Benin Republic members.

The Nigeria-Benin parliament shall formate law leading to the unity of both economy
Nigeria-Benin parliament shall have one President and 6 deputy President. Three each from Nigeria and Republic of Benin
Nigeria-Benin business licensing board shall be created to licence business in the Nigeria-Benin parliament area.
All business licence shall be merge.
All members of Nigeria-Benin parliament shall be eligible for election to the office of President or deputy president of Nigeria-Benin Parliament.
The President or deputy president of the Nigeria-Benin parliament cannot combine his duties with any post expect ecowas related.
The President shall reside at the seat of the Parliament.
Before every round of voting at the Nigeria-Benin Parliament, the list of candidates for the post of President or deputy president shall be submitted to the Oldest Representative in term of age who shall read it out to the Parliament.
The President shall be elected by a two-thirds of Members of Parliament at the first round of voting, by an absolute majority of voting members at the following rounds at which only two (2) candidates who obtained the highest number of votes shall be presented.
As soon as the President has been elected, the oldest Representative shall vacate the Chair as acting President of Nigeria-Benin Parliament .
Only the elected President of the Nigeria-Benin Parliament may deliver an opening address.

Election of Deputy President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament
Six (6) Deputy President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament would be elected. Three each from Nigeria and republic of Benin.
Six (6) Deputy President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament shall then be elected separately. The candidate obtaining the majority of the votes cast on the first ballot shall be declared elected.
Should the number of candidates elected be less than the number of seats to be filled, a second ballot shall be held under the same conditions to fill the remaining seats.
Should a third ballot be necessary, a relative majority shall suffice for election to the remaining seats.
New nominations may be introduced between ballots during the election of Deputy President
Deputy Presidents to Nigeria-Benin Parliament shall take precedence in the order in which they were elected and, in the event of a tie, by age,
The term of office of the President or Deputy President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament shall be one time term of two years
The term of office of the President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament shall be rotated between Nigeria and Benin Republic.
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The term of office of the all members of the Nigeria-Benin Parliament shall be four years.

The Parliament may, on the basis of the report of a special committee, remove the President or Deputy President to Nigeria-Benin Parliament by a vote of two-thirds majority of the members, for serious shortcomings in the management of the affairs of the Parliament .
The special Committee may be set up at the request of a parliamentary group or at least twenty (20) Members of Parliament. The decision to set up the Committee shall be approved by a simple majority of the Members of Parliament of Parliament.
When a Representative changes parliamentary group he shall retain, for the remainder of his term of office, any seat he holds in the Nigeria-Benin Parliament.
Should a vacancy for one of these positions occur before the expiry of his term, the Representative elected shall serve only for the remaining period of his predecessor's term of office.

Vacancies
Should it be necessary for the President, a Deputy President or any other member of the Nigeria-Benin Parliament to be replaced, his successor shall be elected in accordance with these rules.
A newly elected Deputy President shall take the place of his predecessor in the order of precedence.
Should the President’s seat become vacant, the first Deputy President shall act as President until a new President is elected.
Duties of the President
The President shall direct all the activities of Parliament and its bodies under the conditions laid down in these Rules. He/she shall enjoy all the powers necessary to preside over the proceedings of Parliament and to ensure that they are properly conducted.
The duties of the President shall be to open, suspend and close sittings, to ensure observance of these Rules, maintain order, call upon Presidents, close debates, put matters to the vote and announce the results of votes, and to refer to Committees any communications that concern them.
The President may speak in a debate. Should he wish to take part in a debate, he shall vacate the Chair and shall not reoccupy it until the debate is over.
Parliament shall be represented in international relations, on ceremonial occasions and in administrative, legal or financial matters by the President, who may delegate these powers.
Duties of the Deputy President
Should the President be absent or unable to discharge his duties, or should he wish to take part in a debate pursuant to Rule , he shall be replaced by one of the Deputy Presidents, in order of hierarchy.
Duties of Treasurers
The Treasurers shall be responsible for administrative and financial matters directly concerning Members of Parliament, pursuant to guidelines laid down by the Nigeria-Benin Parliament.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Fhemmmy: 6:07pm On Feb 05, 2010
I cant blv that someone would blv in this zonal thing . . . We are not more in the club age
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 6:55pm On Feb 05, 2010
dont mind them.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by panalyst(m): 7:12pm On Feb 05, 2010
i have a question to all of u complaining about the zoning issue. What happens if there was no zoning and then the North as they are all united decided to put up a candidate every four years for elections? would you complain if the President always came from the North since North is more of a unit and the south is divided into yorubas, igbos and the midwest?
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Fhemmmy: 7:24pm On Feb 05, 2010
panalyst:

i have a question to all of u complaining about the zoning issue. What happens if there was no zoning and then the North as they are all united decided to put up a candidate every four years for elections? would you complain if the President always came from the North since North is more of a unit and the south is divided into yorubas, igbos and the midwest?

If they put up candidates every month and they win every months, that means they have master the game and it is time for other zones to do what they need to do.
i think instead of worrying about zonal nonsense, we need to worry about how to make sure the right people won
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by becomricch: 7:42pm On Feb 05, 2010
panalyst , if the north put up a candidate does not matter, that northerner candidate would lost.  if you look at the satellite pictures. we do not need to go to the north to become president. even if nobody vote for a southern candidate in the north , he can still become president.


So you see, Yoruba, edo, delta and bayelsa are the majority in nigeria, we decide who get the president under democracy.


So we need to make a decision now, and remove us into benin republic . if not. it is call democracy. so you northern and igbos should not complain later, when we win all the election. if you fail to remove Yoruba, edo, delta and bayelsa into benin republic. So dont complain. when jonathan finish him own, he pass it to mimiko, and mimiko finish, he pass it Uduaghan, he finish, pass it to fashola, if he finish, he pass to akala or akinbobotola. Do not complain after. na democracy.


And really, Yoruba, edo, delta and bayelsa can continue to present candidate every 4 years and we may decide to remain president and no northerner or igbo would ever be president under democracy. This is why we are trying to help you, it is call democracy. But  you see we are fair people. and we are only trying to help you people.
we believe in been fair.
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by Knight1(m): 8:30pm On Feb 05, 2010
So Zoning is alien to the Nigerian constitution? How come all states have Guv, Dep Guv,and Speaker are from different Sen Zones even in states not controlled by PDP?
Re: Mark, Bankole's Jobs In Danger? by MrCrackles(m): 8:34pm On Feb 05, 2010
Becomrich
Are you insane angry

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