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NOC1:I wonder oh. Maybe he was invited as a keynote speaker Or he is planning to decamp to APC. |
Better. The tension was just too much. And its a better idea to put it on a work day to reduce available idle hands. |
Spells:It is you that is with an improper brain. Is the President the one that wrote the news?? |
Smithkafors:Read the article again. The valid reason is well stated there. The man is smart, he knows that he can be embarrassed in the future. When one 'Pharaoh that doesn't know Joseph' comes on board and then decided to ask why he was given a car gift by the state govt, when the laws of the state has already been modified not to recognise him as a former governor. The man is wise. If they want to reward him, let them first amend the state laws to recognise those who were former governors from the entity from which the state was created as also former governors of the created state. |
cktheluckyman:Not necessarily so. That can only happen when the supreme court grants a stay of execution. It is not automatic like that of an election petition tribunal judgement being appealed. In a case decided by an election petition tribunal, when an appeal is filed at a higher court, you automatically have a stay of execution. In this case, a High court has already given INEC certain orders which they are to comply with. And they have done so. The holder of INEC certificate of return is supposed to be sworn in to the position of the certificate he/her is holding and in this case, Abia state governor. Ikpeazu just cunningly used a another court to tie the hands of those expected to administer the oath of office on the holder of the certificate of return. If the appeal court agrees with Justice Okon Abang's ruling, the order of Okon Abang's court can be carried out as the order of the state high court barring the Chief Judge from swearing in Ogah will become null and of no effect consequent upon the ruling of the higher court (in this case, the Appeal Court). What can stop this is if an appeal is speedily filed at the supreme court, and the supreme court grants a stay of execution. (Kindly take note of the highlighted part) |
BiniShrine:Alright, I apologise if I was unnecessarily harsh. But sincerely, announcing that you work in the power sector is irrelevant. I make bold to say again, that the stability we enjoyed for some period (about 2-3 months) last year like a month or two after Buhari took over, and what we are also experiencing presently was not enjoyed throughout GEJ's tenure. Now dont get me wrong that there was no power supply during GEJ's tenure. I'm just saying that peak was never recorded. I have conscience and I'm stating it categorically. The stability we enjoyed for about 2months last year is quite unprecedented. And it is about repeating itself again now. Its not a matter of talk, just tell us the period (months or year if you cannot pin a particular month) during GEJ's time, that such power supply and stability was recorded. |
BiniShrine:This current Administration is doing well in the regulatory aspect of power among others. When the situation is bad, you blame the current govt, when it is good,you jump and commend the previous govt. This is hypocrisy of high magnitude. |
BiniShrine:Foundation? Obj set the pace Oga. If you indeed work in the energy sector you should know that by giving his cronies advantage in the bidding for those discos, GEJ drew that industry back. Many of the challenges being faced by the discos is largely due to their lack of technical competence. Hate? GEJ is not hated mind you. He has his own ups and downs. I have always been saying it, why do some of you always scream 'hate' whenever GEJ is criticised? It seems you don't know the meaning of 'innate', kindly check the meaning and appropriate it's usage next time. In your cunny mind, you saw it appropriate to give credit to GEJ, and didn't see any reason to commend those that have been saddled with the burden for more than 1 year now?? Those that are being abused day and night for the power issue, Oga quit hypocrisy and give honour to whom it is due as u stated. And it is not only you that work in the energy sector, your announcement is irreverent. We have never enjoyed such throughout GEJ tenure. If you dispute/doubt, bring out your facts. |
goldtube:Where? |
BiniShrine:Oga keep quiet. You stated that the steady power supply occurred in the last two months and you are still mentioning GEJ. Was GEJ the president 2 months ago?? A lot of you guys have been abusing Fashola and calling him Minister of Darkness, now that the situation is improving, you still didn't deem it fit to give him some commendations. Smh. The power situation has indeed improved in Lagos. I have reliable info about this in Lekki, VI, Surulere and environs, Ikeja. People in other parts of the country, what say you? Has light also improved at your end? Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J we need more opinions on the power situation in the country. |
confistified:Brazil didnt qualify for the next around as well. Nigeria and Brazil were the two teams at the bottom of group B that didn't progress to the quarter finals. |
igraman:What's your problem? Show some decorum abeg. |
This is good. We need all the ports to be viable. We need as many jobs as can be created. We also need to decongest those Lagos ports. |
Cool! |
lwise: amuokuko:It will be to the advantage of the country as a whole if substantial quantity of crude oil is discovered in the North. So please wish them well. If commercial quantity is discovered over there, and investors build at least 3 refineries, I bet you Nigeria will be exporting petroleum products to the neighboring countries; earning foreign exchange in the process. The will be massive job opportunities over there. There will be a reduction of the tankers coming all the way to Lagos to lift fuel, and as such preserve the roads and reduce accidents. It will provide the Northern governors with more money, which they can use to improve the standard of education and poverty over there. The benefits are just too much! |
Ugosample:Nobody is overestimating anything, just postulating based on past occurrences. It is you guys that are even overestimating PMB's support in the SW. SW elections is never an easy ride for anybody. All the SW states gubernatorial election have been won and lost by both PDP and APC progenitor asides Lagos. Of course the North Central also paid a key role in Buhari's victory. Without their votes the election would have been a stalemate and will not have been in Buhari's favour. The North Central just like the SW will be divided but PMB may still edge out a slight victory as it happened in 2015. Even before the 2015 election, there have always been herdsmen/farmers clash and I can vividly remember also that even here on Nairaland, PDP supports said this was going to work against PMB in the 2015 election but the opposite was the case. They shouted it to the high heavens here on nairaland that the middlebelt would never vote for a Fulani. People like us who told them then, that it was not as rigid as they were saying it were shouted down and insulted. The only thing that can work against PMB in 2019 in those states is if the APC governors over there continues on a woeful performance till 2019. |
sapiosexual1:You guys entertain yourselves a lot with deception. All what you wrote there is balderdash. The SW still gave GEJ about 45% or more of their votes. How come you people find it difficult to understand that, disagreeing with GEJ's style of leadership and administration does not mean he is hated in the SW?? Please don't equate your hatred for Buhari to generalize that the SW also hate GEJ. |
omaiyale:And the peeps opposed to Buhari are still yet to attain political maturity. They think it's by abuses and half truths. Despite all the abuses and half truths of pre 2015 elections, Buhari still won. Exactly same mistake PDP made by focusing on abuses instead of showing better alternatives. If it continues this way, Buhari may still win 2nd term with the help of the south west. The SW voters are less emotional and sentimental. People opposed to Buhari are just too emotional emphatically refusing to acknowledge the foundation of the economic problems we are having now. Just watch how they will respond with abuses to this my post. |
Jirate:Why not give us a audio or video evidence of what you put up there? This can be written by anybody, and the name Wole Soyinka written beside it. |
mikolo80:He lost the match against the other Chinese? |
Naija President is powerful, make we no lie. Look at how this Gov. is doing boy boy to PMB in the first pix. ![]() |
PMB is looking serious in that discussion with that young man in the last pix. They may be discussing about cow and milk production with the kind of seriousness I'm observing. ![]() God bless Nigeria. God bless PMB. ![]() |
Why is this man talking like an illiterate?? He erroneously thinks appeal to emotions and sentiments can save him?? What is the meaning of inconclusive election? He doesn't even seem to know. An election is declared inconclusive simply to protect the interest of those contesting in cases where overvoting is recorded or where there is incontrovertible evidence of wide scale violence. Cancellation of some polling unit results where there is evidence of magomago can even be to his own advantage! The simple reason there seem to be an upsurge of inconclusive elections now is simple because INEC has now decided to be doing the right thing by reconducting elections in polling units where elections were cancelled. This is especially when the margin between the leading candidate and the runner-up is less than the registered voters in the units cancelled. Most of the re-runs conducted consequent to declaring an election inconclusive has even shown that the leading candidate always still wins the election. I am yet to see where a runner-up was able to upturn the seeming 'victory' of a leading candidate in all the re-runs done so far following declaring an election inconclusive. Declaring the election inconclusive most times is just for INEC to satisfy all 'righteousness' and not leave legal loopholes that may be used in court to nullify the election. When will PDP change from this their penchant for sentimental campaigns?? They did it last election and were handed a defeat. One would have thought their defeat last year will lead to abandonment of such unhealthy campaign strategy. |
Nigeria's Quadri breaks African Olympics record, lands in quarterfinals Nigeria’s Aruna Quadri has qualified for the quarterfinals of the singles table tennis event at the ongoing Rio 2016 Olympics. This will be the first time any African will be getting to that stage of the competition at the Olympics. Quadri balled Timo Boll of Germany out of the Olympics with a 10-12, 10-12, 5-11, 11-3, 11-5, 9-11. Quadri will battle World number one, Ma Long of China, in the quarterfinals. http://theeagleonline.com.ng/nigerias-quadri-breaks-african-olympics-record-lands-in-quarterfinals/ Wow! A big congratulations! Keep flying the Nigerian flag high. Quadri will battle World number one, Ma Long of China, in the quarterfinals. Moderators let's get this rolling, some peeps are giving us hopes in this Olympics ![]() Lalasticlala, honeric01, semid4lyfe |
Quadri causes upset to equal Toriola’s Olympics records in Riohttp://thenationonlineng.net/quadri-causes-upset-equal-toriolas-olympics-records-rio/
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The companies operating in Nigeria do not take Occupational health and safety serious as the laws guiding it in Nigeria are outdated and in some instances nonexistent. The first step is to get the govt to pass a contemporary Occupational health and safety law into our statutes and then see companies fall in line. The 7th Assembly passed the law but Ex-President GEJ did not sign it into law. I don't know if PMB can still assent this bill or it has to be passed afresh by the 8th Assembly. The focal point of this discussion should be how to mobilise to get PMB to assent to this bill or how to get the 8th Assembly to reconsider the bill if necessary. Nigeria companies will never take Occupational health and safety serious unlesss if backed by strict laws and strict enforcement. |
maasoap:Mine didn't come with that. It just has a plug, it can't be hung. I just plug it at different places. And move it around so that kids won't play with it. |
maasoap:It's nice. That is what i'm also using. I recharged it yesterday and was given cash back for the cost of the metre in form of units. It was so cool. The only issue I have with the interface is just that it cannot be hung somewhere. I keep moving it around different places in the house. I'm yet to get a permanent place for it. |
metronaija2:FFK, you better go repair the leaking roof of your house. D |
Progressive01:...very good gay pornsta ![]() ...he sure is adept at licking balls ![]() |
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....... And to those Brazilian spectators always booing d'tigers I pray Brazil meets USA then they would be Completely Finished 

