₦airaland Forum

oganology33:
I agree with u. He'll be sworn-in in March 2024.

HundHunter:
Count down to Governor Diri exit...... 60 day to go.

Waiting patiently for the fulfilment of the prophecy.

Olugbanko:
your assertion is totally wrong! if truly you keenly followed the election, you would know that the black market judgement obtained by the PDP on the eve of the election was vacated by the APC because the judge who sat on the matter gave reliefs never sought by the appellant in which case,PDP.

wwwihy:
Lawyers in the House:

1.Bayelsa: Who is on the Ballot , Party or Individual?
2. Can a lawful votes for a party on the Ballot be cancelled?
3. What happened to accredited voters by INEC.. Is it plus cancelled votes of majority who voted for APC or without it?
4. Do you replace a candidate of a particular party with candidate of another party if something happened to the former ? Given the Supreme Court precedent on :
Muazu
Ameachi Vs Omeha
Yahaya Bello Vs Audu Abubakar

5. Were Justices of Supreme Court erred going by the provisions of electoral act .. .for a fresh election? See attached

Olugbanko:
Father mbaka is totally right on this one! the law is clear to the effect that votes belong to political parties and not individuals. the most honourable thing justice odili and her fellow PDP judges should have done is to either declare David Lyon's runner up in the primaries winner or replace his deputy.

Caseless:
which time? You are dreaming.

Wasky101:
Unless he had filed the case before elections

Ezeakanobi:
The drama in Bayelsa State is not yet over. Barely few hours after he emerged as the new governor of Bayelsa State, Sen. Douye Diri faces another battle, which may threaten his mandate.

He has a new date with his arch-rival, Timi Alaibe, who has asked a Federal High Court to declare him as the validly nominated governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state. Many in Diri’s camp have been begging Alaibe, a former Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), to withdraw his case.

But loyalists of Alaibe said their confidence has been buoyed by the nullification of the victory of the APC candidate, David Lyon, by the Supreme Court. They said since Lyon’s fate was sealed as a result of a pre-election matter, the new governor at best may be a caretaker.

Alaibe’s camp is now banking on the Judiciary to restore the mandate of its candidate. They want Diri out.

Nigerians are waiting to watch developments in the oil rich state.

https://thenationonlineng.net/douye-diri-faces-another-battle-with-timi-alaibe/amp/

ejimatic:
PDP Candidate Can't Be Sworn-In

The nation is still stunned by the Supreme Court judgement delivered on the November 2019 governorship elections held in Bayelsa. The five-member Supreme Court panel
had invalidated the candidacy
of the All Progressives Congress, APC, David Lyon and his running mate and ordered that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, issue a fresh certificate of return to the candidate of the party with the next highest votes who meet the constitutional requirements.
While the People's Democratic Party, PDP, and its candidate have rushed to the street and the media to celebrate, a close perusal of the election results of the actual elections last year shows that the candidate of the PDP, Duoye Diri, and his running mate also failed to meet the minimum constitutional requirements to be sworn-in as governor. This may mean that's it's too early to celebrate.
The constitution is quite clear that to be declared winner of a governorship election, such candidate must have garnered at least 25% votes in at least two-thirds of the total number of local government areas of the state. Two-thirds means that for a candidate to be sworn-in, he must have garnered at least 25% votes in at least 66.7% of the total local governments in the state. The PDP candidate fell agonizingly short, at about 63 percent.
Bayelsa is quite peculiar in this regard with only 8 LGAs, the winner of a governorship election must garner at least 25% of votes in at least six Local Government Areas, LGAs. This means that 25 percent votes in five out of eight LGAs that the PDP candidate got in this case is not enough to have him sworn-in. According to the constitution he needs 25 percent in six states. Even if sworn-in, a strict interpretation of the constitution will have him removed before long.
This is surely going to bring up a constitutional crisis because you can be sure that APC and PDP are in for another round of anxious returns to the courtrooms.
A summary of the governorship elections results are as follows
Ekeremor LGA results: Passed
APC: 21,489
PDP: 18,344
Southern Ijaw LGA results: Failed
APC: 124,803
PDP: 4,898
Ogbia LGA results: Failed
APC: 58,016
PDP: 13,763
Yenagoa LGA results: Passed
APC: 24,607
PDP: 19,184
Brass LGA results: Passed
APC: 23,831
PDP: 10,410
Kolokuma/Opokuma LGA results: Passed
APC: 8,934
PDP: 15,360
Nembe LGA results: Failed
APC: 83,041
PDP: 874
Sagbama LGA results: Passed
APC: 7,831
PDP: 60,339

SonofDevil:
was the election about pdp and apc only, ?
Other parties can take up the case by seeking for fresh election since the the party that came second didn't meet up with the 25% required votes in 1/3 local governments.
If supreme Court order for fresh election apc will participate so that is the end.

What apc needs now is to use one the parties to challenge election of Diri cos they have a good case.

Remember Timi alaibe is also in court to cancel primary of Diri,

SonofDevil:
so what happens to supreme Court ruling on faleke and yahaya bello. Faleke was on joint ticket with audu how come yahaya bello nomination was accepted by supreme court

Promxy94:
I also make sales on Dan, but at times they have payment issues with most cards.

onwubiko:
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You will get anything you need here, you ask questions here if you don't understand anything. .



PS: training will cost you not less than 10k, so forget the training and read.....

I am speaking Base on experience, I didn't pay for any training but I am making sales.

Unless you want to waste your money, use that money to buy domains after reading.

Thank me later

KingFalcon:
After going through training with Mr Iyke....and reading from this thread...
i would like the bosses here to appraise this name i bought...i have done a few outbound and no reply yet....I need criticisms and analysis....thanks

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IdeasPro:
And did you used Nigeria address and ID card for identification?

ollybode:
Yeah.....

@channel5 dropped the nugget here on this thread.
Lemme summarise:
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These info is courtesy of @channel5,

NkShallom:
Please an end user is requesting for a call to discuss with him how it works.
Note: we have already negotiated and agreed on a price, he is really interested because he does reply my massages, but seems he needs more clarification on the purchase process.

I have already added him as a lead on Dan and sent Dan Support a massage to help call him or For Dan to drop a number with which the buyer can call them with, I haven't gotten any feedback from Dan, and I don't know if Dan would actually call him
What should I do?

UrVillagePpl:
Good morning, let me share an experience that happened to me recently.


I reached out to an end-user about the availability of this doman ''TexasGermanShepherdBreeders.com".
NB: This domain is actually not mine but only available in ED market.


After a couple of days, he replied saying, I should tell him why he needs to buy it. I told him. (In my mind thought I was about clinching my first sale. ) at exactly that time the next day got an email from him saying 'am not sure if that Domain is still available'. I quickly checked it on WHOis. low and behold it's been taken. I then told him they domain is no longer available but the singular is. After some time he replied 'okay how much do u intend ditching it out' I told him.
The next day I woke up to a mail from him saying 'thanks for advising. there were both available'.
I checked WHOis it is no longer available..
Now both domains have been redirected to its main site.
I was just smiling and felt a little bit heartbroken (thought that was going to be my first sale)
Anyways we just move on, lesson leant


NB: thought of buying it earlier but was having some constraints.

A performance audit that was conducted by Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation has revealed that operators of the federal government-owned Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) still have access to the backend of the platform that gives them the leeway to manipulate the system at will.

Former auditor-general of the Federation, Mr Ukura Tyonongo said the good intention of government for introducing the integrated payroll system has been defeated (while government is unaware) by the operators. “The intention of government was good but the operators messed it up,” the immediate past AuGF said in an exclusive chart with our correspondent. According to the specialised audit, “some contractors from Soft Alliance Ltd have access to the database and the ability to set up new users and to change live data and could not easily be identified.”

IPPIS is a unified platform for payment of salaries and wages directly to Government employees’ bank accounts with appropriate deductions and remittances.

The report showed that application controls have not been activated in IPPIS to ensure, for example, that: Gross pay is input from salary and allowance tables, rather than the actual amounts being input directly; completeness checks are not activated to ensure that all necessary data has been entered, for example, bank account number, grade level and job title and duplicate checks to check, for example, that bank account numbers or employee numbers are not used by more than one payee.

Reasonableness checks are not activated so that an officer of age less than 18 years or more than 60 years can still be paid,” the report said. “User profiles are not adequately restricted, so for example, an officer in one MDA can amend the payroll date for other MDAs.

A performance audit that was conducted by Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation has revealed that operators of the federal government-owned Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) still have access to the backend of the platform that gives them the leeway to manipulate the system at will.

Former auditor-general of the Federation, Mr Ukura Tyonongo said the good intention of government for introducing the integrated payroll system has been defeated (while government is unaware) by the operators. “The intention of government was good but the operators messed it up,” the immediate past AuGF said in an exclusive chart with our correspondent. According to the specialised audit, “some contractors from Soft Alliance Ltd have access to the database and the ability to set up new users and to change live data and could not easily be identified.”

IPPIS is a unified platform for payment of salaries and wages directly to Government employees’ bank accounts with appropriate deductions and remittances.

The report showed that application controls have not been activated in IPPIS to ensure, for example, that: Gross pay is input from salary and allowance tables, rather than the actual amounts being input directly; completeness checks are not activated to ensure that all necessary data has been entered, for example, bank account number, grade level and job title and duplicate checks to check, for example, that bank account numbers or employee numbers are not used by more than one payee.

“Reasonableness checks are not activated so that an officer of age less than 18 years or more than 60 years can still be paid,” the report said. “User profiles are not adequately restricted, so for example, an officer in one MDA can amend the payroll date for other MDAs.

“The ability to create new users on the system is not adequately protected and restricted to a few, ‘Super users’. Changes to date of birth and date of first appointment are not adequately controlled.”

As a result of these deficiencies in the controls, the audit identified series of potential overpayments. In the first case, it discovered that nearly 300,000 payments totaling N330 million where the gross pay differed from approved salary scale, with double payments of nearly N30 million in September – December, 2011.

The audit report that was obtained from the website of the AuGF by our correspondent claimed that the password controls for access to IPPIS are not adequate. “This is important as access can be undertaken remotely via the internet.”

The findings of the AuGF audit showed that passwords do not expire after 90 days, so officers could use their password after leaving the service; some user names and passwords were shared by several users; users cannot necessarily be adequately identified as the user name is just “Consultant” or “Technical”; there is no restriction on the number of sign-on attempts and there is no minimum password length.
“The audit trail for IPPIS has not been enabled. As a result, it is not always possible to trace which user made particular inputs or changes (for example fraudulent transactions cannot be traced to a particular user). Detailed analysis of the report revealed that 40 payees were paid a total of over N12 million each month, but were not included in the nominal role of the relevant MDA

jumxie:
The former Premier League star believes Red Devils have fallen behind for signing the Nigerian forward from China.
Former Chelsea and Leeds United forward Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink said signing Odion Ighalo’s to Old Trafford outlines the difference between Manchester United and Premier League rivals Liverpool and Manchester City.

The Red Devils completed a late loan move for Ighalo from Shanghai Shenhua on transfer deadline day to strenghthen their attack , after loosing Marcus Rashford to injury.

Surprised by the move, Hasselbaink said Ighalo was neither United’s number one nor number two transfer target in January, but he believes the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations top scorer drove his luck to the Theatre of Dreams.

https://sportyleagues.com/former-premier-league-hasselbaink-says-red-devils-have-fallen-behind-for-signing-the-nigerian-forward-from-china/

beckplanet:
That is not a brand name bro. It is a misplelling. And even the correct spelling *ScrewCover* is more of an exact product name than a brandable name.

Peace

adewale4jesus:
I hope EA is included. Please anybody that receive payment in various universities should indicate and let us know if minimum wage is included. Thanks

Alorotimi:
Has any federal workers received January salary