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PoliticsRe: Fashola Condemns Blocking Of Major Roads During Dame Patience's Visit To Lagos by Akainzo(m): 5:30pm On Apr 15, 2012
jmaine: Special barricade were made to cater for people going in or out of the stadium and coupled with the limited space left in other lanes . .genuine tax payers like me and other Lagosians spent almost 4 hours on a trip not meant to last even 15 mins

This picture below should suffice . .sad . .i deleted my personal shots cos that would have really done justice to your vain attempt of denying the obvious

[img]http://yfrog.com/mg8tqnfj:tw1[/img]
So you equate traffic management with total barricade of roads using APCshuh Would you rather they left the traffic control to the wiles of the roadusers? Your arguments is pathetic to say the least.

jmaine: It says it all bruv . .I wonder why you choose to act smart by distorting the truth just because they sound convincing . . .
Already told you, I need not act it, I have it, I have developed it and always use it dispassionate.


jmaine: Dude in both case there was a road blockage which caused untold traffic build up lasting hours . .what are you up to man huh

What issues do you understand . . and what kinda requisite intellect are you applying here . . . Let me give you the common denominator in both cases

I = There was road blockage in both event which subjected tax payers to unnecessary traffic pain by spending hours on a spot

II = Both parties who caused this are unrecognized by the constitution of Nigeria

Issue here = Fashola chose to selectively whine about the traffic caused by one and pretended as if the other did not happen . . .And what do we call that . . .[size=18pt]HYPOCRISY . . .[/size]
If your reasoning about the incidents were based upon that both caused traffic issues, then I should not be in this discussion with you. I do not engage in pedantic reasoning or discussions based on hypocritical positions.

If you can't differentiate between recognizing the need for traffic management due to expected large turn out from an arbitrary closing and barricading off the roads then you are still at the basics level here all you know is "+" & "-" thus would not understand any interactions based on geometry.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Condemns Blocking Of Major Roads During Dame Patience's Visit To Lagos by Akainzo(m): 4:18pm On Apr 15, 2012
jmaine: As usual you came in here with your usual attempt to craftly regig lies as the truth . . . you were obviously not in Surulere when a portion of the road was barred so all motorist had to manage a particular section . . .and this limited space was what caused the traffic grid lock . . .dont come here trying to act smart as usual . .


Can somone else try please . . . . . .
Can you please share with us which portion of the road was blocked. Was it Western Avenue, underneath the stadium roundabout or xx? Please do share for us all to bring to light this almighty truth!

Also, you might want to know that not only was ascertain portion of the road blocked, in the First Lady's case, entire blocks/areas were condoned off without any alternative however small.


I do not need to act smart, I am just smart enough and equipped with the requisite intellect to see the difference and understand the issues at stake.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Condemns Blocking Of Major Roads During Dame Patience's Visit To Lagos by Akainzo(m): 1:07pm On Apr 15, 2012
jmaine: My questions still stands . . .Why is Fashola being hypocritical in his critique of unrecognized officials by the Law consisting traffic nuisance that both lasted for hours . . . .whether your discussing Dame or Not does not dispel the fact that this thread and you my Yoruba loving bruv stinks of hypocrisy . . .
Are you in essence saying your intellect could not see the difference between a traffic situation caused by the large number of vehicles/people trying to get to the Teslim Balogun stadium through the limited space of Western Avenue at approximately the same time and traffic caused by an actual blocking of the roads using armoured vehicleshuh
RomanceRe: My Tinsel Town...how Far With The TV Soap? by Akainzo(m): 10:05pm On Apr 13, 2012
I believe the guy playing the "Chuks" character probably had a real life accident or medical condition. He stayed too long on crutches for it not to have been what happened in real life.

You'd also notice that "Amaka" also seemed to have gotten pregnant in real life so they wrote a script to kind of accommodate the situation.

By and by, Tinsel is a good production but they do not to improve on the storyline truly.
PoliticsRe: Obasanjo Resigns As Chairman Of PDP's Board Of Trustees by Akainzo(m): 2:25pm On Apr 04, 2012
djustice: Where are all these worms crawling out fromhuh Ni ibo ni awon oponu ayirada yi tii nwa nahuh You'd better follow your own advice and put down that crack pipe. What the doctors are telling you is true. It's not good for your health. Olopolo dudu oshi!!
You are now a confirmed dunce! Your stupidity cannot be covered with abuses, o dabi e ni wipe eje ti ta si opolo e.
BusinessRe: There Is No Credible Bank In Nigeria, The Worst Of Them Is First Bank by Akainzo(m): 2:19pm On Apr 04, 2012
saxywale: I opened a fidelity bank account not long ago, I went into the branch 3 weeks after to demand for the terms and conditions of the account, the customer Service officer smiled and asked what I meant by terms and conditions, true story .. tongue
You opened an account BEFORE you decided to read the Terms and Conditions!!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked Na wa for you o! grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Obasanjo Resigns As Chairman Of PDP's Board Of Trustees by Akainzo(m): 10:35am On Apr 04, 2012
djustice: Strange way to fight "tooth and nail" and be a dictator:

1. 1979, Obasanjo as military Head of State, with all the awesome power that position conferred, handed over to the elected President after an election he organised and saw through, in fulfilment of a promise he made when he assumed power 3 years earlier following the assassination of Murtala Mohammed. He "fought tooth and nail" then to leave office for his farm.

2. 2007: Having run the country for 8 years after being dragged out of retirement to put a troubled nation on an even keel, despite fallacious accusations of harbouring 3rd term ambitions (which, frankly, if he wanted, would have happened, with a notoriously corrupt National Assembly and governors eager to retain their immunity as a means of escaping arrest and prosecution for corruption, chief amongst whom was the charlatan, Bola Ahmed Tinubu), he handed over to a Yar'Adua after campaigning successfully for his election. The brigands in the Nigerian polity, Tinubu, Atiku and co, continued to shout 3rd term, even after he handed over!

3. 2012: After a successful National Congress of the PDP, he has now resigned, to the chagrin of Tinubu and his minions, like Gbawegbawe (obviously stoned beyond redemption), and all they can shout is do or die.
In reference to the bolded part in your quote, you must either be smoking weed or you must so blinded, your brain refused to grasp the happenings in 2007 nor could it comprehend what was later written about the happenings around that time.

My word of advice to you, go and read!
RomanceRe: What Is The Worst Relationship Advice You've Ever Gotten? by Akainzo(m): 2:07pm On Apr 03, 2012
valacious: Pls it's annoying quoting coldfeet over and over again just to respond to her post. It's making this thread unduly long and boring, pls stop it. My worst advice was, bleep a girl well and u'll be in control. Found out it was all lies
Eh!, have you considered this: Maybe you did not actually satisfy the crux of the advice! grin grin
PoliticsRe: The Benin-Lagos Expressway Has Finally Been Fixed? by Akainzo(m): 12:54pm On Apr 02, 2012
jaymdee: The concrete demarcation on the second picture can be found on any portion of Benin Lagos Express Way. They're different roads.
I am sure you meant to write, "The concrete demarcation on the second picture can not be found on any portion of Benin Lagos Express Way. They're different roads."
PoliticsRe: The Benin-Lagos Expressway Has Finally Been Fixed? by Akainzo(m): 10:56am On Apr 02, 2012
razznaija: I was going through Linda ikeji's blog and i saw this post;
[img]http://2.bp..com/-TpXYghjgkYI/T3guEXYOMQI/AAAAAAAAUec/SOvolF2djDY/s1600/Benin-Ore-Expressway.gif[/img]
before

[img]http://4.bp..com/-UnA6f5fEn-Y/T3guF-VP0II/AAAAAAAAUek/mZ-RM13cgQg/s1600/560530_10150696280915279_514965278_9256529_110965845_n.jpg[/img]
After

Please, if you have passed through the road recently,can you post pictures or post your reviews on how safe and convenient travelling has become on the road.
The two pictures are definitely not of the same road. Do check out the median in the two roads.
PhonesRe: RIM Retreats From Consumer Market After $125M Loss by Akainzo(m): 12:08pm On Mar 31, 2012
hamsky: When I say BB is shit some daft people dat know nothing about Tech open their mouth to say that it is the best phone in the world cos of the stupid BB bandwagon in Naija..........very soon they'll go burst and all BBs will be useless....watch and see.
If you actually know anything about tech as you so allude to, you would not have written the above.

I know you can use google, do a smallresearch on RIM and tech innovations around mobile phones and see what you come up with.
PhonesRe: RIM Retreats From Consumer Market After $125M Loss by Akainzo(m): 12:00pm On Mar 31, 2012
mekaboy: HA HA HA HA, I KNEW IT, I SAID IT, WHEN THEY PRODUCED THAT RUBBISH PORSCHE , I KNEW THEY HAVE LOST IT. THEY SHOULD PRAY THAT ANDROID AND APPLE DONT INTRODUCE THEIR OWN PIN. THAT WILL BE THE END OF BLACKBERRY .
You are so uninformed and inept to think it is just only all about PIN!!! What do you think IOS has been using to drive the facetime and message apps?
PhonesRe: RIM Retreats From Consumer Market After $125M Loss by Akainzo(m): 11:39pm On Mar 30, 2012
moshoodn: I never digged a berry in a life. . . not for a second.

poor battery. . .

I'm happy with my droid. . . so much fun, battery, and flexibility.

I can even ping on my droid using whatsapp. . . so what the heck bout BBhuh??
Tell me which of the  phones that a Droid would outlast on a typical day?

Very strange that you'd not see the irony in your statement thatyou had to fall to an imitation just to Ping. If you wanted to Ping that much get the real stuff
PhonesRe: RIM Retreats From Consumer Market After $125M Loss by Akainzo(m): 11:31pm On Mar 30, 2012
That reportis very much false. It does not reflect the contents and speech of the RIM CEO at the earnings call earlier today.

People saying that RIM is dying are quite misinformed. They might mot be making as much billions as Apple, but as of the last earnings call they still made $20Billiom,
Also their subscriber base increased by 10Million in the last quarter alone. Sure they are losing market share in the North American market, but they are still strong worldwide they are still the number 1 phone in UK and very much expanding in the Asian and African markets.

Yes the PlayBook is not such a success like the iPad but it still sold enormously than the Asus Transformer Prime.

RIM is struggling but dying is an overkill
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 1:28pm On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: I shall modify. I meant Nigerian Laws that have undergone legislative process.

A customary marriage is not a marriage under Nigerian law {under the above context}, it's one under Nigerian Customs.
In all context, the Nigerian Law recognises the Nigerian customs (made up of teh customs of all tribes in Nigeria), so I am at a loss as to how you arrive at your NOT statement.

Note this in the Nigerian Marriage (Validation) Act, CAP 219 of 1990, Section 5 precisely states


5. Nothing in this Act shall-
(a) apply to any moslem marriage or customary law marriage;


Pray tell me, which of the customary law marriages not recognised by the law was it referring to?
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:51am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: Well the poster wasn't talking about "How new marriages are contracted," he was talking about the international recognition of marriages already contracted! I say marriages contracted under Nigerian law are the only internationally recognized marriages, what do you say?
I have said and continue to say, marriages contracted under Nigerian law are the only internationally recognized marriages, which can be a. Court Weddings b. Religious (Church/Nikai) or c. Customary under Nigerian Customs or common law.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:41am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: The Matrimonial Causes Act

CAP 220 LFN 1990
I guessed as much but wanted you to say it. I needed to know if you were a the law profession. grin grin grin

Now let me clarify for you, The Matrimonial Cause Act, CAP 220 of 1990, deals with the dissolution of ALREADY contracted marriages.
While the Marriage Act, CAP 218 of 1990 deals with HOW NEW marriages are contracted.

In this particular case, we are discussing the act of marrying, which is performing marriages and not dissolution, matrimonial benefits, conjugal rights or custody rights. I hope it is now clear to you?
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:33am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: That was simply a reply to the statement you made
The act you quoted was which one? A Marriage Act, a Police Act or what? tell me which partof the laws of FRN that quote came from.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:31am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: Seriously? If there's no birth certificate how would an objective outsider be certain that they baby's name is what he/she says it is, and that she/he was actually born on the day he/she claims?
I hope you are not muddling things here. I replied to someone else who was using the lack of documentation at a traditional wedding ceremeony to say it is not legal. So I used the analogy of the Yoruba custom of naming and how one does the documentation after the ceremony to illustrate.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:26am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: I have a series of provisions that contradict the bolded. One of them is Part I Sctn 8 MCA
The jurisdiction conferred on a court by this Act shall be exercised in accordance with this Act, and any law in force immediately before the commencement of this Act which confers jurisdiction in divorce or matrimonial causes on the High Court of a State or provides for the law and practice to be applied in the exercise of that jurisdiction shall, to the extent that it does so, cease to have effect.

And yet you say "only the Marriage Act stipulates the legal marriages in Nigeria and the reliefs available there of."
And which Act of the federal government are you quoting? But you can also see that what you quoted that it only serves to remove jurisifction for that 'act' from the High Court and might serve to limit it to the customary court.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:19am On Mar 23, 2012
Babzilla: The reason why this may be is because the traditional marriage as we know it is more of a ceremony thing with no documentation whatsoever. just saying.
You are supposed to complete the documentation after the ceremony. This is teh same like for teh Yorubas, they do the naming ceremony on the 8th day and then proceed to the local government office to do Births Registration, would you consider that the baby has not been properly named since there was no documentation on the 8th day?
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:12am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: In ALL Church Weddings you sign the Marriage registry, which means what you do in Church is essentially what you do in court and marriage registries. The act of signing the registry is what makes the wedding legal. Customary Weddings vary because customs vary. Sharia Weddings don't vary. Read the Matrimonial Causes Act
In the church, you do sign the Marriage registry which is a documentation of the process you have just performed. It does not invalidate what the law says. I however recognise that most churches decide to issue the Court sanctioned Marriage Certificate rather than the Religious one, and this is to protect the brides marrying in the church. They do this to ensure that weddings in churches are under the court injunctions and thus prevent one from contracting another wedding.

The cause or classes of marriage has no effect on the Marriage Act, only the Marriage Act stipulates the legal marriages in Nigeria and the reliefs available there of.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:07am On Mar 23, 2012
Googler: Thank you. So you mean if I had a traditional marriage and then get a certificate for that from my traditional ruler or local government chairman, that would suffice?
ABSOLUTELY!
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 11:00am On Mar 23, 2012
Henry40: ^^^^^^ There are three types of Marriages recognized in Nigeria -
1. Under the Act {A.K.A. Under the Law, A.K.A Legal Marriage}
2. Traditional
3. Sharia
You misunderstood the Marriage Act big time! The marriage act gives legal status to 3 types of marriages
1. The Court Wedding
2. The Church / Nikai wedding
3. The traditional / customary weddings

All the above 3 are legal weddings and each has its own marriage certificates. Please go and read the Marriage Act.

Henry40: ^^^^^^ Under Nigerian Law, registry wedding are not "White Weddings," registry weddings are the legalization of marriage. I'm sure what you mean by "white wedding" is simply a celebration of a legalized wedding. Under Nigerian Law, Traditional Weddings are not legal. You ever wondered why a man can have 12 wives, and yet, only 1 of them would be his "1st lady"? That's because that's the one wise enough to make their marriage legal and you can only be married to one legal wife. Embassies generally place emphasis on the Legal, not the Traditional.
My guy, you are totally WRONG. Under Nigerian Marriage Act, the traditional wedding is fully Legal. If it is not, why do you have customery courts in Nigeria to decide divorce cases?
Please do not spread mis-information.

The differences between the 3 marriages are the types of relieves you can have, it is only with the Court Wedding, that you are not allowed to marry more than 1 wife! If you perform the Customary Wedding, you are allowed and cannot be charged with bigamy! Embassies ask you for legal documents and are not interested if the wedding was court, church or traditional, so long as you have the legal documents to back up your wedding.
TravelRe: Why Do Foreign Embassies Reject Our Nigerian Traditional Weddings? by Akainzo(m): 10:33am On Mar 23, 2012
Have u observed that foreign embassies like USA, often don't recognize our Nigerian traditional wedding for travel documentation purposes?
For instance, if you are a Nigerian guy married to a Nigerian lady, and you travel abroad and maybe want to bring your spouse, the foreign embassies don't always recognize our Traditional marriages, instead they want you to go to marriage registry to perform a white wedding, isn't this another form of racism and descrimination? Pls we need to press on this issue, cos our culture ought to be respected and valued by us and foreigners too. what do u think guys?
It is because you and maybe others do you understand the provisions of the Marriage Act in Nigeria. Though the marriage act recognises 3 types of weddings, including the traditional, it however stipulates the documentations that is required to make it valid.
That the traditional wedding is recognised is not enough, you need to ensure that you carry out the required documentations which means in this case, that you would get the Marriage Certificate form the Local Government office or the traditional ruler of your village. Note that since 1994, the marriage certificates in use in Nigeria has been harmonised and are the same for all the 3 types of weddings.

Of course, I do not expect you to believe that the US embassy would accept that you are traditionally married without any documentation to that effect! That would be expecting too much, especially from a Nigerian. grin
PoliticsRe: See Transcorp Hilton Food Invoice For Ms. Arunmah Oteh by Akainzo(m): 6:18pm On Mar 21, 2012
djustice: First it was over N800k. Now, even with the bill in their very faces, saying N91k, they still have to make it 6 figures, to make it more sensational. God will punish all of you one by one for the wickedness in your hearts towards this woman. She may not be innocent ofor all we know, but the evidence does not support your wild claims. By the way, before you start with your yeye ethnic prejudice, I am Yoruba, omo ile Kaaro O ji ire, for sure. Not Ibo. So don't even start that one.
Well, I had your view as well. But then I have gone to look through the bill, there are actually 3 different Total Due lines! It is either the Invoices were joined together and scanned, but if it is the same single Invoice, then ambyzown is right, the amount would be 245K.
PoliticsRe: See Transcorp Hilton Food Invoice For Ms. Arunmah Oteh by Akainzo(m): 6:07pm On Mar 21, 2012
ZUBY77: Blockhead, how dare you compare elective position with appointments ? Ibori is a thief. There is no record of this woman stealing anything from her employees. She merely had a meal, expensive meal, which i am sure the likes of screen whores like mercy johnson and ini edo are enjoying. Everybody is not supposed to be poor.
You are quite bereft of any capacity to extrapolate. Your reasoning faculty needs to be developed for you to be able to understand things. The money that is claimed to have been used to pay the bills, happens to be her own and not her employers right?

My dear, from the bolded that you wrote above, you are not supposed to be intelligent.
PoliticsRe: The Proposed National Super Grid by Akainzo(m): 10:25am On Mar 21, 2012
Beaf: How can we wait until Obj's regime from 8 years ago is probed before we invest in putting urgent structures on the ground? How many years will such a probe last?
In the meantime, the country is grinding to a halt, sometimes I think we should have a "kick a pressman day" enshrined in the constitution. grin

It is important to find out where money's have been spent, but we need to keep pressing forwards at the same time. The new grid is supposed to more than double our power transmission from the current 2,500 - 3,000 Megawatts to about 7,000 Megawatts as soon as April next year (a mere 7 months away). So why would anybody suggest we wait for some impossible probe? The curent system cannot carry an additional 3,000 Megawatts load.
It is now March 2012, next month would be April 2012! How much of the project has been done? How much megawatt increase is there?
Hmmm, as of the last time, we are still struggling to get 4000MW, and yet almost 2 years ago, GEJH promised April 2011 for 7000MW!!! Haba!
PoliticsRe: See Transcorp Hilton Food Invoice For Ms. Arunmah Oteh by Akainzo(m): 8:33am On Mar 21, 2012
livapul86: @djustice: Am quite impressed with your insight. The truth is, there is absolutely NOTHING OUTRAGEOUS with the bill. For goodness sake, this is a woman that has been a Vice president at African development bank. Please lets be objective, personally am not rich and can't afford that sort of lifestyle, doesn't mean I would hate on someone who by virtue of her hardwork and exalted position is entitled to the good things of life. There is no case here, carry your hate somewhere else.
Would you in the same breadth say the same about Ibori, since this is someone by virtue of hard work had risen to the post of Governor of a state, even ruled for 8 years, so he should be entitled to the good things of life?

Eh wait, all our senior public officials are entitled to the good things of life, so we should just let them spend and enjoy life. Right?
CareerRe: Oil Expatriates In Nigeria Are The Highest Paid In The World by Akainzo(m): 8:15am On Mar 21, 2012
Zechy09: Useless story from a useless source. >: grin..... I work in the oil sector and can say authoritatively that people earn twice or thrice working in middle east and some other African countries than Naija. These days I wonder why people believe anything without thinking if it makes sense. Eg can u pay someone working in Iraq same as Lagos?
We need to start thinking before venting our anger on anyone.
You are definitely not being truthful or you are ignorant of the facts! Nigeria currently ranks higher than Iraq on the security index and thus expatriates earn far more in Nigeria than anywhere else.
That you see most Nigerians rushing to teh Middle East and getting paid fat salaries should not make you think the ME is higher, it just shows that for a Nigerian, going to the ME is higher. However, when you take an expatriate from UK, US, France or Japan going to work in the ME or Nigeria, and compare their paychecks, then you would realise that Nigeria does indeed pay expatriates higher than anyhwere else.
PoliticsRe: See Transcorp Hilton Food Invoice For Ms. Arunmah Oteh by Akainzo(m): 5:49pm On Mar 20, 2012
What is wrong with this bill? I would highglight what I believe is wrong with it.

a)If this meeting was an official lunch/dinner, then it would have been organised by her office. In which case, the protocol people would have been in charge and it would duly have been charged to the office account.

b) Peradventure this was a meeting that was impromptu, and she deemed it fit that she should host them, then she would have needed to get a separate bill for it and get it re-imbursed for the said amount or get the PA to sort it out.

It should be noted that being in an official accommodation does not translate to everything done there is official. Upright individuals know when and how to draw the distinction. When one starts to muddle up the differences, one starts to fish in the murky waters of corruption.

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